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Philharmonic to perform music of Sir Elton, Sir Paul, Sir Andrew
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Philharmonic to perform music of Sir Elton, Sir Paul, Sir Andrew

· October 14, 2021

If you love the Music of the Knights hits composed by Sir Elton John, Sir Paul McCartney and Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber as much as M lisse Brunet does, you can expect to have a great time at the F.

You’ll find ‘Spooky Show,’ wine, boutique at 900 Rutter Ave.
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You’ll find ‘Spooky Show,’ wine, boutique at 900 Rutter Ave.

· October 14, 2021

Are you in the mood for some spooky art?

Flavors of fall blend together in MT’s Autumn Trail Mix
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Flavors of fall blend together in MT’s Autumn Trail Mix

· October 13, 2021

Regular readers have probably noticed that 1.) the Times Leader s two test cooks like to head into the woods and 2.) Mark seems to do the lion s share of the cooking well, actually, all of the cooki

A trail “Thanksgiving Feast” in thanks of 20 years with MT
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A trail “Thanksgiving Feast” in thanks of 20 years with MT

· October 13, 2021

MT Thanks for marrying me. MT: Thanks for asking. Me: Only a dope wouldn t ask. And mom didn t raise any dopes.

Our Lady of Fatima statue restoration ‘a labor of love’
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Our Lady of Fatima statue restoration ‘a labor of love’

· October 13, 2021

Most people, when they see a statue that s broken or weather-beaten, might think Oh, that s too bad, and walk away.

Statue restorer Janice Lee shares her thoughts
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Statue restorer Janice Lee shares her thoughts

· October 13, 2021

Restoring a statue from the Our Lady of Fatima Grotto in Wilkes-Barre gave Janice Lee plenty of time to contemplate.

Greater Nanticoke Area High School celebrates Homecoming
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Greater Nanticoke Area High School celebrates Homecoming

· October 12, 2021

Greater Nanticoke Area High School recently commemorated Homecoming 2021-2022. The week-long series of events included spirit games, a pep rally, a bonfire, and a Homecoming dance. Miss GNA and her co

43rd annual American Cancer Society Telethon planned for November
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43rd annual American Cancer Society Telethon planned for November

· October 11, 2021

Plans are underway for the 43rd Annual American Cancer Society Telethon. Begun in 1979, the event is a major fundraiser for the Greater Hazleton Unit of the ACS and also serves as an important cancer

Blue October brings ‘This Is What I Live For’ tour to Sherman Theater
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Blue October brings ‘This Is What I Live For’ tour to Sherman Theater

· October 11, 2021

These songs should make you want to fall in love with somebody, or miss somebody, or want to do something outrageous with your life, said Justin Furstenfeld, vocalist and lyricist for the alt-rock ba

Dietrich Theater to host free screening of Casper
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Dietrich Theater to host free screening of Casper

· October 11, 2021

Are you looking for a spooktacular Halloween activity for your children or family?

Tell Giselle: Is it OK to skip out on holiday feast?
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Tell Giselle: Is it OK to skip out on holiday feast?

Here s a fairly common holiday-themed query, with a variation on the details due to COVID. This came from a concerned son living in Texas with family in the Northeast:

Around town: A special day to remember a special man
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Around town: A special day to remember a special man

· October 9, 2021

My friend Lisa Walker recently said that Saturday of this weekend was her favorite day of the year every year.

Fall’s a good time for a flower-bed makeover
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Fall’s a good time for a flower-bed makeover

· October 9, 2021

Nobody ever said gardening offers instant gratification. With this limitation in mind, I dug and made over one of my flower beds last weekend.

Out on a Limb: Taking a look at the Census of 1790
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Out on a Limb: Taking a look at the Census of 1790

· October 8, 2021

As we genealogists await the release of the U.S. Census of 1940, just six months away, let s take another of our occasional looks at a census of the past this time the very first one, 1790.

Vaccines are here. School’s open. Some parents still agonize
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Vaccines are here. School’s open. Some parents still agonize

· October 8, 2021

PHOENIX Eight days into the school year, all five of Amber Cessac s daughters, ages 4 to 10, had tested positive for COVID-19.

What you need to know about salumi (including salami)
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What you need to know about salumi (including salami)

The word salumi ( or its singular, salume ) seems to be popping up more on restaurant menus, Instagram feeds, even at some deli counters. Maybe you ve been wondering what exactly salumi means, as o

Nanticoke historical event set
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Nanticoke historical event set

· October 7, 2021

The Nanticoke Historical Society will hold a Celebrate Nanticoke History Day on Saturday, Oct. 23, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the society offices in the Samantha Mill House, 495 East Main Street. To ad

Times Leader to unveil new column
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Times Leader to unveil new column

· October 6, 2021

The Times Leader will debut a new columnist this Sunday, Giselle M. Massi.

Crack pot idea of “crock pot lasagna” really works
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Crack pot idea of “crock pot lasagna” really works

· October 6, 2021

The notion of lasagna in a crock pot struck me as crack pot when I saw some click bait touting it on the web, so I didn t click the bait. But curiosity got the better of me, and I googled crock pot l

Iron Pour to be held at Scranton Iron Furnaces
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Iron Pour to be held at Scranton Iron Furnaces

· October 4, 2021

The Anthracite Heritage Museum, Lackawanna Historical Society, and Steamtown National Historic Site are pleased to invite you to an iron pour at the Scranton Iron Furnaces on October 16, 2021 from 11