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Recruits Needed To Assist Students The Retired And Senior Volunteer Program (rsvp) Of The Luzerne/wyoming Counties Bureau For The Aging And The Family Enrichment Center Are Recruiting Seniors To Assist Elementary Students Of The Exeter Family Development With Homework.

Times Leader Archivist · August 15, 1996
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Rose Stacharek Aug. 14, 1996 Rose Stacharek, A Guest At Valley Crest, Plains Township, And A Former Resident Of Grant Street, Mayflower, Wilkes-barre, And Lincoln Plaza Until 1986, Died Wednesday At Valley Crest.

Times Leader Archivist · August 15, 1996
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Sister Ann Marie Durso Aug. 14, 1996 Sister Ann Marie Durso, 66, A Resident Of Mercy Center, Dallas, Died Wednesday At The Center.

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Skateboarding Banned In Central Business

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Sprouting Success Farm Workers Look To Syracuse Grid Wars

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State Judge Enters County Case

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Time To Foster Spirit, Skills Of Entrepreneurs

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William Mcguigan Aug. 12, 1996 William Thomas Mcguigan, 70, Of Laurel, Md., Died Monday In The Howard County General Hospital, Columbia, Md.

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With All The Exciting Events Planned For The Coming Weeks Here In Back Mountain, It's Obvious That We Haven't Fallen Into The Summer Doldrums.

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Woman Sues Tavern Over Son's Death

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W-b Triathlon Proves Durable Race Originated As Fund-raiser 15 Years Ago

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`zero Tolerance' Policy Gets 100 Percent Support The Judicial Bench Often Is Society's Hot Seat. When The Plaintiff And Defendant Approach At The End Of A Trial, The Judge Has To Decide -- Definitively, And Wisely If Possible. Hand-wringing, Fact-finding Missions And Cooling-off Periods Are Not Allowed. And When A Decision Based On Years Of Legal Experience And A Lifetime Of Common Sense Is Reached Without Delay, That Judge Is Worth His Weight In Gold To The Society Whose Rights He Is

Times Leader Archivist · August 15, 1996
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3 Return With Golden Memories

Times Leader Archivist · August 14, 1996
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Agreement Clears Way For Sale Of Channel 28 The Nbc Affiliate Television Station Could Go On The Block By The End Of This Year, An Official Says

Times Leader Archivist · August 14, 1996
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Albert Grechi Aug. 10, 1996 Albert J. Grechi Of East Tremont Street, Allentown, Died Saturday At The Westminster Village Nursing Home, Allentown.

Times Leader Archivist · August 14, 1996
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Alice Vogrin Aug. 13, 1996 Alice Vogrin Of Rr 4, Tunkhannock, Died Tuesday At The Tyler Memorial Hospital, Tunkhannock.

Times Leader Archivist · August 14, 1996
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Anti-gay Marriage Rally Criticized Wyoming Valley Aids Council Head Threatens His Group Will Boycott Local Hotel Where The Event Is To Be Held

Times Leader Archivist · August 14, 1996
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Area Man Faces Charge Of Dui In Girl's Injury Long Pond (ap) -- A 29-year-old Nanticoke Man Who Ran Over And Injured A 9-year-old Girl At Pocono International Raceway Was Charged With Driving Under The Influence.

Times Leader Archivist · August 14, 1996
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Around Town Mellon Bank Consolidating Mellon Bank's Parsons And Plains Plaza Offices Will Be Closed And Consolidated Into The East End Office, Which Will Be Redesigned To Include A Drive-up Automated Teller Machine, Company Officials Announced. The Last Day Of Operation For The Parsons And Plains Plaza Offices Is Expected To Be Nov. 8.

Times Leader Archivist · August 14, 1996
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Back On Top, Mcdade Goes All Out For The Party Providence Truly Has Shined On Joe Mcdade.

Times Leader Archivist · August 14, 1996