2021
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Luzerne County Council briefed on Sherman Hills improvements
The nonprofit in the process of buying the Sherman Hills apartment complex in Wilkes-Barre has a more than $50 million budget and plans in place to update the low-income, subsidized units and make the
Wyoming Area approves pool repairs, keeps mask mandate in place
EXETER At Tuesday s monthly meeting the Wyoming Area School Board approved contracts totaling nearly $1 million for repairs and replacements in the natatorium, tabled a motion to hire a kindergarten
Your view: Report sexual harassment immediately
With schools, colleges and universities beginning the 2021-2022 academic year, I want to let everyone know that there is an organization in existence which focuses their work on trying to stop the soc
John M. Crisp: President Biden should just admit: ‘We blew it’
Joe Biden was probably always going to be a one-term president. His age was a political liability when he defeated Donald Trump in 2020. And given how time works, it will be more so in 2024.
RailRiders move back into first-place tie with series-opening win over IronPigs
The next two weeks will go a long way to determining the Northeast Division champion.
Big Ten, ACC, Pac-12 announce undefined alliance to ‘protect the collegiate model’
Facing a rapidly shifting landscape in college sports, the Atlantic Coast Conference, Big Ten and Pac-12 have agreed to work together to create stability during volatile times.
Local roundup: WVC girls tennis season gets underway
A day after weather disrupted the start of the Wyoming Valley Conference girls tennis season, Wyoming Seminary opened things up on Tuesday with a 4-1 victory over Dallas.
Transit veteran Fiume to lead LCTA
A longtime transit industry executive who has led Lackawanna County s bus system since 2008 has been chosen to lead the Luzerne County Transportation Authority.