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1998

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Wvia-fm's Homegrown Series Scores Acclaimed Jazz Saxophonist Wvia-fm's Next Monthly Homegrown Music Concert Series Will Feature Acclaimed Jazz Saxophonist Dave Liebman At 8 P.m. On Feb. 17. The Live, On-air Performance Will Be Held Before An Audience At The Station's Public Broadcasting Center Studios On Old Boston Road In Jenkins Township.

Times Leader Archivist · February 10, 1998
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`blessid Union Of Souls' Coming To Tink's National Recording Artists Blessid Union Of Souls Will Perform On March 19 At Tink's Entertainment Complex, 519 Linden St., Scranton. Advance Tickets To The All-ages/over-21 Show Are $10 And Available At Tink's, Ticketmaster Outlets Or Through Ticketmaster Charge-by-phone At 693-4100. Tickets Will Be $12 The Day Of The Show. For More Information, Call 346-8465.

Times Leader Archivist · February 10, 1998
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2 Other Schools In Region Violate Weight-certification Rule Bloomsburg And Central Columbia Have Joined Berwick As Schools Affected By The Piaa Rule Regarding Weight Certification.

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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Albert Hassay February 8, 1998 Albert J. Hassay, 70, Of East Union Street, Nanticoke, Died Sunday At The Hospice Inpatient Unit Of Mercy Hospital, Wilkes-barre, Where He Was A Patient For Three Weeks.

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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Ann Marie Shivock February 7, 1998 Ann Marie ``ma'' Manley Shivock, Of Von Storch Avenue, Scranton, Died Saturday At Home After A Lengthy Illness.

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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A Coach's Finest Hour Berwick Wrestling Coach Ernie Yates Recently Came To A Fork In The Road For Both Himself And His Wrestling Program.

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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Burglary Try Fails At W-b Turkey Hill

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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Caroline Chambers February 8, 1998 Caroline Chambers, 81, Of Sugar Hollow Road, Tunkhannock, Died Sunday In The Wilkes-barre General Hospital After An Illness.

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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Chester Koscielski February 7, 1998 Chester Koscielski, Formerly Of Swoyersville, Died Saturday In The Girard Medical Center Continuing Care Hospital, Philadelphia.

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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Congressman Acts On Airport's Deer Problem Paul Kanjorski Asks Faa To Offer Technical And, Possibly, Financial Assistance

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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Does Anyone Here Really Know What Month This Is?

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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Donald May February 8, 1998 Donald R. May, 68, Of Lake Township, Died Friday At Home.

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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Edith Raber February 6, 1998 Edith Jane Raber, 69, Of Collingswood Drive, Bethlehem, Died Friday At Home.

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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Explanation About Jenkins Twp. Budget Raises, Not Answers, Questions As The Republican Party Chairman Of Jenkins Township, I Feel It Is Incumbent Upon Me To Respond Not Only As Chairman, But Also As A Concerned Citizen, To Some Of The Reasons For The Prodigious Township Deficit Of $112,000- Which I Believe May Be Even Higher Than That.

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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Fitting Tribute For An Old Friend Terrific Teacher The First Time I Met Mr. Martin Was At The Wilkes-barre Ymca About 20 Years Ago.

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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Freda Koons February 7, 1998 Freda M. Koons, 85, Of Rr 2 Hunlock Creek, Lehman Township, Died Saturday At Home.

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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Haggerty Threatens Foreclosure Kingston Mayor Wants Money Due On Loan To Improve Property Taken Out By Supporter Of Former Mayor Reese

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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Helen Ide February 8, 1998 Helen C. Paul Hebel Ide, 88, Of Quicks Bend, Sugar Run, Died Sunday At The Bradford County Manor, West Burlington, Where She Was A Patient For The Past Month.

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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High School Basketball Nanticoke Boys Stop Pleasant Valley Adam Gorney Led Nanticoke With A Game-high 17 Points In A 57-51 Victory Over Pleasant Valley Saturday In High School Boys Basketball.

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998
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Hints For Feathering Your Post-employment Nest Egg Will Your Nest Egg Last Long Enough? Retirees Can Figure Out If They'll Have Enough Money With A Post-retirement Calculator Offered By American Century Investments. The Mutual Fund Company Also Offers A Booklet Called ``taming Taxes In Retirement.'' For The Calculator And Booklet, Phone 1-800-345-2021.

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1998