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Geisinger breaks ground for new cancer center
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Geisinger breaks ground for new cancer center

· June 17, 2022

Geisinger broke ground on a state-of-the art cancer center on Tuesday, expanding services in Lackawanna County. The center will offer more appointments in the community while keeping world-class cance

Top Gun Maverick is as good as you’ve heard
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Top Gun Maverick is as good as you’ve heard

Summer popcorn action movie season has officially returned! I haven t seen the local cineplex packing seats and booming with excited movie-goers quite like this since pre-pandemic era. Seeing the fami

Give Deep Water a whirl, after you’ve put kids to bed
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Give Deep Water a whirl, after you’ve put kids to bed

Celebrated director Adrian Lyne, who has brought us some especially steamy A-list pop culture films for consenting adults, such as Fatal Attraction, Indecent Proposal, and 9 1/2 Weeks, returns after a

Newer resources available for genealogists
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Newer resources available for genealogists

· June 17, 2022

Here s some great news for the area s genealogists.

Disabled American Veterans Chapter 102 honors veterans during Memorial Day Parade
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Disabled American Veterans Chapter 102 honors veterans during Memorial Day Parade

· June 16, 2022

Personnel from DAV Chapter 102, Kingston, recently honored veterans of past and present wars during the parade held on Memorial Day, 2022. Shown at the event are, from left: Captain John Sladin, life

Bringing ‘La Vie Boheme’ to Little Theatre of Wilkes-Barre
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Bringing ‘La Vie Boheme’ to Little Theatre of Wilkes-Barre

· June 15, 2022

How do you measure, measure a year? In daylights, in sunsets, in midnights, in cups of coffee? In inches, in miles, in laughter, in strife? How about love?

‘It’s a grand slam, with bases loaded’
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‘It’s a grand slam, with bases loaded’

· June 15, 2022

It s a home run, said news editor Roger DuPuis

‘The river is a friendly place, a good place’
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‘The river is a friendly place, a good place’

· June 15, 2022

We re back to a 3-day event, after a 2-year hiatus, John Maday from the Riverfront Parks Committee said on Wednesday, sounding joyful about a full-fledged return to the Wyoming Valley RiverFest, whic

Chicken fit for a queen, 70 years later
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Chicken fit for a queen, 70 years later

· June 14, 2022

It certainly feels appropriate to quote Queen Elizabeth II for this particular recipe: People are touched by events which have their roots far across the world.

Talmi Entertainment renames ‘Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker’
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Talmi Entertainment renames ‘Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker’

· June 14, 2022

In solidarity with the people of Ukraine, Talmi Entertainment announces the company s flagship production, Moscow Ballet s Great Russian Nutcracker, will be renamed NUTCRACKER! Magic of Christmas B

High school students invited to Exploring Careers Outdoors (ECO) Days
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High school students invited to Exploring Careers Outdoors (ECO) Days

· June 14, 2022

The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Bureau of State Parks will host several Exploring Careers Outdoors (ECO) Days throughout the summer.

Sunsets on SOMA to feature Mother Nature’s Sons
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Sunsets on SOMA to feature Mother Nature’s Sons

· June 14, 2022

The Diamond City Partnership (DCP) will host another Sunsets on SOMA happy hour in Midtown Village, located at 41 S. Main Street, on Thursday, June 16 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. This well-attended monthly

University of Scranton announces winners of Earth Day essay contest
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University of Scranton announces winners of Earth Day essay contest

· June 13, 2022

More than 300 students in grades five to 12 from Northeast Pennsylvania, New York and Singapore participated in The University of Scranton Earth Day Essay Contest this year. Awards were announced at t

To Your Health: Understanding palliative care
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To Your Health: Understanding palliative care

To cure sometimes, to relieve often, to comfort always.

Around Town: You won’t want to miss NEPA Sings at Moonlite Drive-In
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Around Town: You won’t want to miss NEPA Sings at Moonlite Drive-In

· June 11, 2022

One of my favorite events of the year is fast approaching.

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Gail Ercoli Dance Studio will perform June 12 in Scranton

· June 11, 2022

The Gail Ercoli Dance Studio will present A New Beginning on Sunday, June 12 at The Peoples Security Bank Theater at Lackawanna College, 501 Vine St., Scranton. Curtain time is 7 p.m. Tickets are $15

Tell Giselle: Contributing to a good cause or a birthday celebration should not feel bad
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Tell Giselle: Contributing to a good cause or a birthday celebration should not feel bad

Summarizing an all-too common predicament: How do I let someone know I do not want to donate to their birthday fundraiser, without upsetting them? These are postings on social media, Facebook in parti

Church of Sts. Cyril & Methodius holds rummage sale
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Church of Sts. Cyril & Methodius holds rummage sale

· June 10, 2022

Sts. Cyril and Methodius Ukrainian Catholic Church will hold its 12th annual rummage sale on June 10-11 with half price on furniture and thousands of other items. Hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 133 Riv

Royal Ballet’s ‘Swan Lake’ will be screened at Dietrich Theater
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Royal Ballet’s ‘Swan Lake’ will be screened at Dietrich Theater

· June 10, 2022

The Royal Ballet s production of Swan Lake will be shown on the Dietrich Theater s big screen on Sundays, June 12 and 26 at 2 p.m. The reimagining of Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov s towering masterpiec

Facebook can help with your genealogy research
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Facebook can help with your genealogy research

· June 10, 2022

Genealogists you ve got a friend in Facebook.