2021
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Life at Full Throttle: The great mask debate
The subject of whether or not to mask has become a heated debate as of late. It can be a polarizing topic and one that many people avoid discussing. I think mask-wearing is as much a matter of persona
Around Town: A note and a reminder to focus on the positive
With so much division in the world right now, I m glad to write a lifestyle column that focuses and reflects on all that is good and positive.
David A. Jolley: Little League Classic shows Maddon, Trout you can go home again
Author Thomas Wolfe wrote a novel, You Can t Go Home Again, published way back in 1940, and variations of that sentiment often find their way to various movies, Broadway and even everyday life. The
Our View: Let’s talk trains
Let s talk trains. Not the electric model type that lets avid railroaders create the landscape of their dreams, nearly god-like in choosing where mountains, rivers and houses go to justify that O-gaug
Times Leader career fair to be held across two days
If you re looking for a job whether you re out of work, or are just looking to make a change you might just be in luck: the Times Leader is having a career fair, with not just one, but two days.
Luzerne County’s pollutant-reduction plan unveiled
Luzerne County now has a draft plan to reduce nitrogen and phosphorus in its waterways without imposing additional fees or mandates on property owners, according to a recent unveiling.
A sentimental favorite
A perfect score handed down by the Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) is not an easy thing to achieve. The judges look at over 120 different parts of the car, and even a piece of adhesive harne
This winner really does have fins
Edwardsville resident Charles Dancheck has loved cars for as long as he could remember, so it s not a surprise that he finds himself in the Times Leader Fins, Fenders and Fuel winner s circle with his
Beyond the Byline: The day Mr. Yudichak made it to ‘The Show’
PLYMOUTH TWP. Like a lot of kids growing up in NEPA, baseball was a big part of our formative years.
New year, new cleats
WILKES-BARRE TWP. One of the surest signs of the changing of the seasons from summer to fall: the beginning of youth soccer leagues all over the area.
State continues combating litter — urges public to stop unsightly practice
WILKES-BARRE Continuing the commonwealth s battle against litter as the summer travel season winds down, Gov. Tom Wolf this week highlighted agency efforts to clean up and cut down on this unsightly
Will an election ‘audit’ happen in Pennsylvania?
HARRISBURG Nearly 10 months after last year s election, Pennsylvania s state lawmakers can seemingly no longer avoid pressure to mount an Arizona-style audit of the 2020 election, stoked by former