Clarks Summit, PA News

• Clarks Summit, PA News
• Stars and Stripes alive in Dalton
• Patriotism strong in the Abingtons
• Memorial Day moment of silence in Clarks Summit
• The music of Jimmy Buffet, Fireworks and a backyard barbecue
• Doc Magrogan's Fish Market to host tailgating concert
• A. H. runs a Click it or Ticket seat belt awareness program
• Six-year-old 'fights for air', still participates in walk
• Swamped at Abington Heights Elementary School
• Lackawanna Historical Society announces summer walking tours
• Got milk memorabilia?
• Dalton applauds area businesses
• Troop 160 assists at Lake Winola
• Waverly will not match grants for schoolhouse
• Name: Duncan
• May 24 event to benefit Dog Park
• Meet team 'Boardwalk'
• Snyder Street slated for repairs
• Retirement right around the corner Money Matters With Jamie Kresge
• Clarks Green to host health, safety fair
• Ransom hires forensic accountant
• While hunting affiliate, TCMC has 'Blue' aid
• NPRA awards scholarship
• U of Scranton, TCMC end affiliation talks
• Area residents audition for "Wheel of Fortune"
• Student leaders set to serve on Baptist Bible campus in Clarks Summit
• Scranton Stand Up for Religious Freedom Rally June 8
• Cut-a-Thon Fundraiser to help child with cancer
• May designated Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
• Yellow brick road leads to Music Box
• Daisy Day Sale to brighten the lives of lupus patients
• Penn State to host Information Night
• Scranton center on closure list
• Dalton business owner appeals sign violation to council
• A beeline to the Everhart
• Color her surprised
• Cops: A.H. student threatens mom with gun
• School style
• Name: Trigger
• USS Enterprise crew includes area man
• Day at the DERBY
• Sweet charity
• Educating the community
• Tradition of giving
• Newton tables drilling decision
• ACOG hears from NEPA Alliance
• It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a purple toilet bowl
• C.G. clock committee plans fundraising
• Lauded for dedication
• Abington Heights senior saves niece using CPR
• Waverly Woman's Club hosts Spring Luncheon
• May 24 party to support Abington Community Dog Park
• New rules to direct unused funds to indigent Pennsylvanians
• A moment to remember three VIPS Rotary Club of the Abingtons With Leah Ducato Rudolph
• Best cakes in the county
• Mystery in HISTORY
• Classroom seeks donations
• Animal sanctuary requests votes
• Name: Sweet Sara
• Top 25 Women In Business cocktail party set for May 17
• Letter to the editor
• Farewell to a 'people person'
• Addresses an issue in Waverly Township
• Wyoming, Lackawanna to select Dairy Princess
• Abington school board tables tax increase for now
• Portrait of a mother's love
• Single lane closure on I-81 North
• Trail track seniors honored
• Hotel G.M. stresses service
• Off to the Races in C.S.
• Painting the town
• Green thumbs in Waverly
• Sewer Board to buy units
• Senior project at Lackawanna Trail pays tribute to former classmate
• Vendors sought for craft fair, flea market
• Volunteers clean up Ransom roads
• New Visions to host Writers Showcase
• Soldier graduates training
• Award goes to C.S couple
• Night at the Races in Clarks Summit supports Leadership Lackawanna
• Newton paving in the works
• Grant to fund upgrades
• Abington Journal honors 'BEST'
• Eco-friendly bench donated
• COLORFUL CROP AT THE COMM
• Service leads to smiles
• Young leaders grant wish
• Name: Mr. Bandito
• Abington Heights students inducted into Honor Society at the Career Technical Center
• Interact Club donates $1,500 to Leukemia and Lymphoma Society fundraiser
• Blue Ribbon Foundation offers $4,000 grant funds for Better Breathers Club educational programs
• Green Parties to hold Presidential Caucus at Keystone College, La Plume
• Abington Journal presents readers' choice awards in more than 90 categories
• Lackawanna College Students receive State Leadership Awards
• Authority drives home Yankees franchise sale
• Mellow agrees to pay $21,000 for ethics violation
• Authority approves sale of AAA Yankees franchise
• By the book
• One child at a time
• Game Show to feature local celebs
• Rotary Pasta Dinner May 6
• Serving up MIRACLES
• Attic Shop hours, sale during Waverly show
• Parkinson's Awareness in Scranton
• Scout earns Eagle
• Name: Jeter
• Lifelong gardener to share hints, experiences
• And they're off
• Meeting time changed
• Titanic tributes
• Get organized at the Comm
• Leadership Lackawanna celebrates 30 years
• NEPA Miners to compete in the Regional American Football League
• International Migratory Bird Day April 28 at the Everhart Museum
• PennDOT's NEPA Roadwork Schedule for April 20 - 29
• Dalton Library to hold Book and Bake Sale
• Installation art pioneer to visit Marywood University
• Recycling hope
• Abington Christian Academy student wins essay contest
• A.H. coach's corruption of minor charges forwarded
• letter to the editor
• A clutter-free life with kids Parenthood, Abington Style with Adriane Heine
• New Story sells bulbs for Autism charities
• 'Snowbeard' has something to say
• C.S. woman: 'There's something you can do'
• Grant, trail topics in Clarks Green
• It started in a schoolhouse
• Pilot study ongoing
• Waverly teacher saves choking student
• Leadership Lackawanna accepting applications through April 30
• Frontier free webcast aims to help businesses
• POP of color
• Name: Paisley
• Area residents named Conservancy officers
• 'Break out of the gate' at the Derby
• Earth: 'It's our house'
• WAVERLY - In her workroom at home, Barbara Braatz has been immersed in a project that she recently wrapped up, figuratively speaking, in preparation for the upcoming 20th Annual House, Garden and Gift Show at the Waverly Community House. Ready to be displ
• Abington Journal earns 3rd Sweepstakes award
• Direct-to-Orlando flights returning to WBS airport
• PennDOT's NEPA roadwork schedule for April 14-22
• Public hearing, authority meeting on baseball franchise sale planned for early next week
• Aviation Day set for April 14
• Waffles for Wishes
• C.S. Borough thanks treasurer for service
• Keen eye for EGGS
• Is the library important to you?
• 'What a feeling'
• Future starts with volunteers
• Get your twirling forks ready for pasta Rotary Club of the Abingtons With Leah Ducato Rudolph
• 'Because We Care Day' recognizes Vets
• ACOG hears assets of EMA
• TRIBUTE to a friend
• Ransom: Not at liberty to discuss resignation
• C.S. native graduates basic training
• Kennel approved with regulations
• A.H. coach faces charges against minors
• Name: Ice
• AMVETS 'Because We Care Day' recognizes Vets in Scranton
• JORGE'S WALK TO DEFEAT ALS® SET FOR May 19 Jorge's Walk to Defeat ALS set for May 19
• Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Carl Bernstein to appear at Misericordia
• AH assistant baseball coach charged with corruption of minors
• History in their HANDS
• Name: Zoe
• Police fitness discussed
• National Library Week
• Newton seeks propane bids
• Grant to restore schoolhouse
• Path to Easter
• Event features signature style
• FNCB accused of dubious loans
• MG meetings to be held at Allied Services
• Organic eating
• Glen Oak shares recipes for holiday season
• Spy fiction buffs will find 'The Company'good company With Jane Julius Honchell
• Glenburn addresses realtor, EPA
• Colors of SPRING
• Area grad knows wildlife
• Volunteering a day at the park
• Think Green
• Lakeland discusses sewer
• Sewer board hears solutions from engineers
• Property subdivision requested
• Gas drilling company seeks permit approval
• SKY is no limit
• Authority purchases truck
• Dalton to join Borough Association
• South Ab. to revisit pump agreement
• Keystone College to host water workshop today
• Auction helps volunteers create safe havens
• Sidewalk discussion in Clarks Green
• Griffin Pond: Refrain from baby animals as presents
• Name: Angel
• Civic League collects pajamas for Women's Resource Center
• FNCB supports Prep Scholarship Fund
• Public can help 'Restore the Slope' March 25 at Quaker Steak & Lube
• Lackawanna Heritage Valley represented at White House Conference on Conservation
• Ransom treasurer resigns amid audit
• Kempton Athletic Center brick work nears completion
• Clarks Summit Borough announces Earth Day events
• Danchak, Densevich named co-chairs
• OLP student council organizing events
• Lackawanna Trail Elementary Center Princ
• Free income tax help available
• Registration open for Big Blue Devil Golf Classic
• C.S. resident celebrates 101
• AHSD student aid fund continues to grow
• Eagle Cleaners awarded
• Obama campaign to open Scranton field office
• Citizen files complaint over Mellow campaign expenditures
• ‘A Shayna Maidel’ to take Baptist Bible College stage
• Cancer Institute appoints directors
• James J. Ryder
• Tips to ease the burden of care Sound Finance With Eric Weinberg
• Honor Roll
• AHHS graduate completes basic training
• TCMC and U of Scranton talk affiliation
• Community Calendar
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Comedy returns to Terrace Garden Cafe
• LIBRARY NEWS
• Roger Ray Chapman
• UNC plans 12th Annual Mardi Gras Celebration
• Geisinger employees make record donations
• Name: Battista
• Comet is working to improve
• Local students nominated to service academies
• Nothing can slow down her adrenaline
• Park’s impact beyond borders
• Kick starting a film career
• MORE THAN MOVIES Dietrich Theater Erica Rogler
• Festival continues to grow
• Ransom residents argue rights
• Lackawanna Trail finishes first at Green Hornet Invitational
• AH Orchestra students perform at PMEA Orchestra Festival
• Allied hosts Legislative Breakfast
• UPDATED HIGH SCHOOLS: Dunmore wins seventh straight title
• AHHS students take part in Bridge Building competition
• Abington Heights Middle School names Students of the Month
• Burke ties Louisville record
• Both Scranton teams finish second in Landmark swimming
• EPA looking into effects of gas drilling in SWPA
• Rhode Islander gets Powerball jackpot, local also made millionaire
• Scranton women maintain Landmark swimming lead
• UPDATED COLLEGE ROUNDUP: BBC forces tie with Marywood
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Anlas gives Marywood first title
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Crusaders beat Vikings again
• Choir Festival set for February 19
• HIGH SCHOOLS: North Pocono edges Prep in girls' basketball
• AHHS names Scholastic Arts Award winners
• Obama to announce compromise plan on contraception
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Murray sets Marywood record for 3-pointers
• New resident wins Wyoming County Reads Act Contest
• Lady Royals raise money to support breast cancer awareness
• Community Calendar
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Faculty upsets AHMS
• Area students were named to dean’s
• LIBRARY NEWS
• Discussions continue on new policy
• Bass gives fire and public safety presentation
• ‘Karaoke Night’
• Everhart displays students’ work
• MORE THAN MOVIES Dietrich Theater Erica Rogler
• Visual Arts/Performing Arts
• Codie’s Creations
• High school students get a glimpse of college life
• Valentine’s fun at the COMM
• ‘Warm Your Heart With Art’
• Boy Scouts lend Cub Scouts a hand Scouting Scene With Tyler VanGorder
• Little Sisters of the Poor to host ‘Rock-A-Thon’
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• AH accepting applications for grant
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• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Keystone drops second straight
• New York Trumpet Ensemble to Perform Gene Yevich Memorial Concert
• Music Box to produce The Full Monty
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Classics, Lady Bucks, Lady Chiefs win
• Locals to host blood drive at Comm
• Wayne Bank donates to AEIO
• Comedy show set for February 11 at the Scranton Cultural Center
• AFA Gallery to feature new abstract art
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Swaback, Jacques shine on Senior Day
• Dallas dumps Scranton Prep in girls' basketball
• Behind Snee, Giants back in Bowl KEEPING SCORE Tom Robinson
• Lake-Lehman tops Meyers in semifinal
• District 2 Class 2A Duals
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton tops Juniata
• State Supreme Court issues redistricting opinion; election season in chaos
• Hearing on homeless veterans slated for Monday
• Supervisors are in support of HB 955
• Valley View wrestlers defeat Lackawanna Trail
• Misericordia students attend March for Life in Washington, D.C.
• Wyoming Seminary to present guitar recital
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Abington Heights, Dunmore among girls' winners
• Merlo Studio to be featured in February's First Friday Artwalk
• Actors Circle presents ‘The 39 Steps’
• Keystone College displays Tuskegee Airman 'Red Tails' photo
• AH Scholastic Bowl Team wins challenge
• Republican Tim Burns drops out of PA Senate race
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood sweeps in basketball
• Western Wayne wins Division 2 wrestling title
• District 2 Dual Meet Wrestling Championships schedule set
• Rava helps BBC hold on
• Dargan helps Keystone outlast BBC men
• Delaware Valley wins Lackawanna Division 1 wrestling
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Rippon finishes second at nationals
• Clarks Summit resident wins tennis tournament
• Show developing into a leader
• Scranton Prep goes head-to-head with Abington Heights Comets
• Abington Area Girls Softball League opens registration
• Classics pull away from Lady Comets
• Lady Chiefs balanced attack dooms Lady Lions
• Student preps for regional Bee
• Mold is a concern at Lakeland
• Mock trial team thriving
• Supporting the heart of the community
• Celebration at ACL
• Jeannine Luby is guest artist for Friday Art Walk
• Tunkhannock business lends hand to Clarks Summit Boro
• Library has a spring feeling Dalton Library Delights with Mary Kennan Hart
• Trail students up for school awards
• Name: Tango
• Donations sought for book sale
• Susan Ann Ventre, M.D.
• Alexander Thomson Behr
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Quiller sets Scranton record with 38 points
• Chris Carney will not run for Congress this year
• Prosecutors ask for out-of-county jury to hear Sandusky case
• Student Art Exhibit opens February 3
• Trail sends students to PMEA District 9 Chorus
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Lady Bucks, Classics win
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton's Danzig named Player of Week
• Rippon finished second at nationals
• Economy impacts LIAA cycle KEEPING SCORE Tom Robinson
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• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton men regain Landmark lead
• UPDATED HIGH SCHOOLS: Dunmore dumps Holy Cross
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Classics defeat Lady Comets
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton men top Catholic
• Mark Volk selected eighth president of Lackawanna College
• ‘Restore the Slope’ awarded $3,000 Lackawanna County Arts and Culture Grant
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Trojans, Lions dump first-half champs
• Host Lions finish 5th in Lackawanna Trail wrestling tournament
• AHHS students win awards at FBLA Competition
• HIGH SCHOOLS: AH, Dunmore, Montrose open half with wins
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood basketball teams win
• HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING: Prep, AH girls tie
• Community Calendar
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Goal of district success fueling junior wrestler
• Scranton defeats Abington Heights
• Montrose tops Lakeland, 62-39, in Division 3 playoff
• Name: Matty
• AH grad named VP of Kappa Kappa Psi
• LTHS students win art awards at Marywood
• Bees are all the buzz
• Lackawanna Audubon Society members reminisce LAS UPCOMING EVENTS
• Five appointed to AAJRB board
• Tunkhannock man is charged with burglary
• A “Bi-Polar Love Song” for Valentine’s Day
• Mama Mia’s Pizza Delivery is now open for business
• Visual Arts/Performing Arts
• ACL helps keeps Latin alive
• Why clean when you can read? With Jane Julius Honchell
• Speaker set to address Alzheimer’s Assn. group
• District investigating under-age drinking
• No plans for range project
• AH natives impacting colleges
• Character letters unanimously support Munchak
• Misericordia University student teachers receive classroom assignments for spring semester
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton swimmers sweep weekly awards
• Nowhere Slow to headline Electric City Listen Local music series
• Paterno memorial events scheduled
• CMC/Geisinger merger gains final approvals
• LT wrestlers defeat Elk Lake
• Employees celebrate 55 years of service to Allied Services
• Jackie “The Joke Man” Martling to perform at Mount Airy Casino Resort
• Gov. Corbett orders flags at half staff to honor Paterno
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Juniata sweeps Scranton in basketball
• Montrose tops Lakeland in Division 3 boys' playoff
• Lady Royals extend streak; Royals fall
• Abington Heights, Dunmore claim first-half titles
• Storms named AH Poetry Out Loud Champion
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Scranton, Holy Cross win first-half titles
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood women continue basketball success
• Rep. Marino concerned over online piracy bill; won't drop co-sponsorship
• LT students participate in District Band
• UPDATED HIGH SCHOOLS: Girls' playoffs set
• Munchak’s charitable work worth little, prosecutors say
• Community Calendar
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Keystone's Hardnett, Cuttino honored twice
• Name: Charlie
• Local seaman completes basic training
• Foundation to hold free Winter Wellness Conference Call Series
• Comets powerlifters preparing for Nationals
• HS students are ‘all business’ at FBLA Conference
• Trail students honor school board
• OLP students honored for academic achievement
• Project nears completion
• In need of repairs
• Church offers low-gluten host
• Everyday art on display
• ACL displays area artist’s work
• Performing Arts
• Visiting old friends at Christmas time
• Art auction set for March 23 Rotary Club of the Abingtons With Leah Ducato Rudolph
• All you can eat at the fire house
• Conference to prepare women for politics
• It’s time to get organized
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Final unbeaten, multiple records fall
• Tunkhannock man charged with second degree felony for post office break-in
• Northeast PA Farm Bureau recognized nationally at AFBF Annual Meeting in Hawaii
• LT students participate in the Regional Scholastic Art Awards at Marywood
• Lackawanna Trail names Students of the Month
• Trail junior wrestlers compete in tournament
• New Visions to open Examined Life Exhibit
• Abington Heights students win math competition
• Misericordia medical imaging graduating class maintains perfect pass rate
• Keystone students build sleeping bags for homeless
• Both Marywood swim teams win
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton, Keystone women extend streaks
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Prep tops West in double OT
• Scranton sweeps Drew in college basketball
• U of S to honor Strong
• GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Ely, Montrose stop Forest City
• Lackawanna Trail School Board of Directors honored
• Misericordia University presenting leadership development and multicultural competency expert during Black History Month
• LCB votes to hike the price of hundreds of wines and spirits
• Lupus Foundation of Pennsylvania to hold free Winter Wellness Conference Call Series
• Local driver broadens his knowledge
• Trail Rotary Club donates dictionaries
• Alleged Archbald bank robber stopped by troopers
• Everything Natural hosts free movie screening
• ‘Second Saturdays’ returns for 2012
• ACOG reaches out to local communities
• Allowance for new truck is included
• Stories from the road
• AHHS graduate to prosecute PSU case
• Bishop celebrates Tunkhannock church’s reopening
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Comets, Cougars win in OT
• Community Calendar
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Lions’ sophomore improving each match
• Abington Gators sweep Scranton Sea Knights
• AH grad named athlete of the week
• Abington Sportsman’s Club holds model kit contest on February 18
• Lady Chiefs defeat Lady Lion cagers
• Registration open for school on fly fishing
• Comets bounce back
• 1,000 and counting
• Alleged Archbald bank robber stopped by troopers
• ’Make-It, Take-It’
• Visual Arts
• BBC set to host Day of Prayer
• C.S. resident graduates from Georgia SW State University
• AHSB discusses policy change
• AHMS names November Students of the Month
• Keystone College presents ‘The Manuel Scott Story’
• UPDATED HIGH SCHOOLS: Valley View girls edge Old Forge
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood tops BBC for division lead
• Lackawanna Trail holds College Alumni Day
• February's First Friday to host Timmy Walsh
• USMMA swimmers sweep Marywood
• UPDATED: Steamers pick up first victory
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton perfect in Landmark basketball, women's swimming
• U of Scranton sweeps basketball doubleheader
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Knights, Crusaders win showdowns
• RazorSharks top Steamers, 110-108
• Marker to honor former Gov. Robert P. Casey
• State police academy graduates 45, 3 from Luzerne County
• AHMS names November Students of the Month
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Riverside, Prep knock off leaders
• NASA questions Apollo 13 commander
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Keystone teams win in basketball
• Costa, Yudichak to challenge redistricting
• Alleged Archbald bank robber stopped by troopers
• AH North wins Christmas tournament
• Invaders pin Comets in league wrestling opener
• Diocese of Scranton hosting vocation discernment weekend in February
• Infant’s first birthday benefits animal shelter
• New year, new attitude
• ACL is more than a library
• Romney wins Iowa by 8 votes; Santorum takes second
• UPDATED HIGH SCHOOLS: Prep hands AH first loss
• Community Calendar
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Abington Heights freshman off to fast start
• Improv group will offer open rehearsal
• LIBRARY NEWS
• Musical mission
• Actors Circle holds auditions for ‘Crimes of the Heart’
• A changing of the guard
• Area projects to be completed by Leadership Lackawanna
• A night to celebrate
• Local students earn Wyoming Seminary Merit Scholarships
• President views job as a privilege
• ‘Rock In New Year’s Eve’
• Not broken? Don’t fix it!
• Card made by Raphael Tuck and Sons, post
• They are Penn State
• ‘More than a giant rally’
• A season for giving
• Royals complete Cross County sweep
• LTEC students collect pajamas
• AFA Gallery exhibit opens Jan. 6
• Mini Grants awarded for local education projects
• LT wrestler Laytos wins Kiwanis Tournament
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Scranton girls end West streak
• Scranton, King's win Cross County Challenge games
• Basketball league play resumes
• The Abington Heights High School volleyb
• Granahan, Laytos wrestle to Kiwanis titles
• Verizon drops plans for $2 fee
• Allied honors Vocational Division employees
• Allied occupational therapist wins Facebook contest
• GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Lady Foresters fall
• Comets streak right by Meyers
• Knights, Lions, Cougars advance two at Tunkhannock
• BOYS' BASKETBALL: Cougars, Comets, Vikings win titles
• Allied nurses help "Strike Out Infection" at bowling event
• GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Nanticoke beats Riverside in OT
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• New owners look to keep up old spirit
• Community Calendar
• Comets stay undefeated
• Lady Lions are headed to consolation round
• Lions show promise in loss
• No place like home
• Abington advances in tournament play
• Speaking from experience
• Lending a helping hand
• Abington Heights School Board members take oath of office at reorganization meeting
• OLP students named Ignation Scholars
• LTHS hosts ‘Toys for Tots’ dance
• The world is mine, this night I think sa
• Looking ahead to warmer weather
• ‘Winter Daze’ at Baptist Bible set for January 26-29
• Area singer/songwriter returns to First Night
• Hooping into the New Year
• GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Abington Heights wins title
• BOYS' BASKETBALL: West holds off Trail
• Scranton firm recognized with prestigious award for growth and excellence
• School students show leadership in giving
• BOYS' BASKETBALL: Scranton, Dunmore reach final
• GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Dunmore, AH move to final
• Trail wrestling falls to Lake Lehman
• Allied holds Christmas pageant
• Grants awarded for local education projects
• Carolers spread sounds of Christmas
• Wyoming Seminary recital to feature violin and piano
• Forest City, Tunkhannock to play for title
• Local students named winners in PennDOT Aviation Art Contest
• Allied Services Heinz Rehab Hospital holds holiday luncheon
• Double ‘R’ Twirlettes hold Christmas Party
• Strong partnerships meeting community needs through the holidays
• Lakeland's Filarsky named all-state
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Classics post basketball win
• Natural gas pipeline company fined by DEP
• LT Lions defeat Blue Ridge in wrestling
• Allied presents Customer Service awards to employees
• Allied Services employees give Christmas gifts to residents
• BOYS' BASKETBALL: Spartans rally; Lions fall short
• Two Cougars, one Blue Devil named all-state
• F & M downs Scranton women
• Borough discusses police contract
• ‘Miracle of Magic’
• Santa needs your help
• Students shine at Lackawanna Trail holiday concert
• Resident wants to save schoolhouse
• Community Calendar
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• UPDATED GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Valley View hands Holy Cross first loss
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Nonnenberg sets record in win
• Budget is available for review by public
• AAJRB celebrates the end of the year on State Street
• Teaching students how to be healthy
• Dalton Borough welcomes new police sergeant
• Annabelle Ruth (Stanton) Carpenter
• Alice Waters Donahoe
• Scranton’s Strong sets record for coaching wins
• Lady Lions fall to Tunkhannock
• Area fighters win at MMA tournament
• Abington Heights undefeated
• Lady Comets squeak past Holy Redeemer
• Balanced attack leads Chiefs over Lions
• Chairman (aka President) of the Abington
• “The Riches etc., etc., etc., wish
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton basketball teams win
• GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Holiday tournament schedules
• BOYS' BASKETBALL: Holiday tournament pairings
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Scranton, Lakeland win
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lavelle lifts Scranton to victory
• Chloe Bonario chosen as Heinz Rehab Hero of the Month
• Wyoming Seminary Upper School students win awards at UN Conference
• Local students donate to Toys for Tots
• CS student wins Wyoming Seminary Spelling Bee
• Strong leads in wins
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Mid Valley rallies to tourney title
• Scranton's Strong sets record for coaching wins
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Unbeaten Cabrini edges Scranton men
• Strong wins record 758th career game
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Mid Valley reaches final
• Cecil downs Lackawanna
• Grounding of airport authority leads to turbulence
• Riverside defeates Lackawanna Trail, 66-44, in boys’ basketball
• LTHS hosts ‘Toys for Tots’ dance
• Chesapeake Energy Donates to Allied Services Behavioral Health Division
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Comets improve to 4-0
• SEC files complaint against Clarks Summit man
• Listen Local Music Series set for Jan. 13
• FNCB supports Misericordia University
• HIGH SCHOOLS: West Scranton posts 500th wrestling win
• 2011 Eminent Eagle to be awarded to Dr. James Burne
• Update: Lackawanna leaders reverse vote, defeat airport board
• LIBRARY NEWS
• Creativity shines at ACL
• Showing support
• Seasons of life
• Scranton Cultural Center features free movie as holiday gift
• Bellissimo to host fundraiser on Dec. 19
• Road to Eagle Scout arduous, but rewarding
• Abington Rotary helps the Salvation Army
• Students invited to bridge building competition
• Trooper shoots self in barracks parking lot, state police say
• Community Calendar
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Balance key for Lackawanna
• HIGH SCHOOLS: West girls win first
• Henry Sobolak Jr.
• Robert James McCarty
• Lackawanna Trail High School Principal J
• Marilyn Cembalest White Perfilio
• Keystone women’s tennis captures CSAC award
• Scranton’s Strong will have to wait
• Lions ready to bounce back
• AHHS soccer team cited for academics
• Abington Heights, West Scranton, Carbondale fall in tournaments
• Lady Lions fall to Lake Lehman and Western Wayne
• Comets’ defense holds down Holy Cross
• Holy Cross defeats Lakeland
• Indoor track stokes the fire for spring season sports
• Donations bring Christmas joy to all
• ‘Santa is coming’
• Holiday game
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Scranton girls win
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Essex downs Lackawanna
• Abington defeats Holy Cross 55-42
• The Amazing Kreskin to take stage at Scranton Cultural Center
• Bellissimo to host fundraiser for local family
• Susquehanna County Career and Technology students donate birdhouses
• BOYS' BASKETBALL: Devils fall in final
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Keystone basketball teams win
• GIRLS' BASKETBALL: West, AH, Carbondale fall in tournaments
• SATURDAY BASKETBALL: Scranton improves to 2-0
• GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Old Forge makes final of own tourney
• Close call, but Royals open season with win
• BOYS' BASKETBALL: Vikings, Knights, Comets, Bucks win
• High school season opens tonight
• Trail Rotary Club donates dictionaries
• LT fundraiser helps Komen Foundation
• GIRLS SWIMMING CAPSULES
• 2011-12 BOYS SWIMMING PREVIEW
• WVW looks to return to first
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Hardnett leads Keystone to win
• Royals shut down Kean, 57-47
• Scranton's Strong will have to wait
• DEP asks gas drillers for air emissions reports
• Community Calendar
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Christmas happenings at Waverly Community Church
• Edna Kielin Kopa
• honor roll
• LTHS basketball team visits Hall of Fame
• NEPA Miners join Elite Football Association
• Community Box Scores
• Comets boys and girls soccer teams raise money for cancer research this season
• Headline openers set pace KEEPING SCORE TOM ROBINSON
• ‘Meet the Lions’ at LTHS
• Dalton crash still under investigation
• Dancing the night away
• The power of art
• Contest winner lights up town
• A Christmas wish of fortune
• Unselfish act helps others
• Fire cancels classes
• Home for the holidays
• Name: Mitch Sex: Neutered male Age: Adul
• FAA chief resigns after weekend DUI
• Pearl Harbor survivor to rejoin shipmates
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: BBC women win fourth straight
• Scranton sweeps Marywood in swimming
• ACL Second Saturday to feature Von Storch on Dec. 10
• Allied volunteers open ‘Gift Store’ at Skilled Nursing Center
• Lakeland students witness mock crash as part of safety week
• Abington Heights team makes 'Red Card for Cancer' donation
• New local business hosts fundraiser for Lackawanna Trail students
• Book released on history of Geisinger Health System
• Dietrich hosts new displays in time for holidays
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Strong ties national record
• Wally Gordon Community Singers Winter Concern set for Dec. 10
• Kundalini Yoga flood benefit for the Dietrich Theater set for Dec. 10
• AH school leaders travel to China
• Denim Days fight cancer at AH
• Dietrich Theatre to present free children’s production of Lon Po Po
• Bellissimo to host fundraiser on Dec. 19
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Three Marywood teams win on road
• Sweeney, Boggan help extend Scranton's dominance
• Fire cancels classes
• Video: Obama talks tax cuts in Scranton
• Cub Scouts donate to food pantry
• Passion fuels fabric shop
• Candle lighting set for December 11
• Baptist Bible will donate proceeds from games
• Community Calendar
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Remember the Dalton Library Dalton Library Delights with Mary Keenan Hart
• Dream Game raises funds
• Spa at McCann raises money for “Light The Night Walk”
• Lions lend a helping hand
• Lady Royals ready to take on Pacers
• AHHS graduate honored for play
• Community Box Scores
• Lackawanna College is bowl bound
• Solid cores return to Comets and Lions
• Building on experience
• Ready to hit the hardwood
• Lighting up the town
• Locals shine in Turkey Classic
• Holiday spirit
• Teen pleads guilty
• Taxes won’t go up
• ’Christmas in a Small Town’ set for Dec. 3
• 25th Anniversary of ‘The Nutcracker’ begins Dec. 9 the Scranton Cultural Center
• Myers selected for award at Allied Services
• Team Leckey completes NYC Marathon, raises funds
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Keystone, Marywood split basketball doubleheader
• Delta doings at AVP
• Trail basketball team visits hall of fame
• University of Scranton Performance Gift to Community
• Write Center donates to Animal Shelter
• Conference challenges, trains student leaders
• TCMC releases Turkey Trot results
• Lackawanna County Medical Society donates $10,000 to TCMC scholarship fund
• 'Christmas in a Small Town' set for Dec. 3
• Stitches in time
• Home for the HOLIDAYS
• Pet of the Week: Meet Oreo
• Galardi returns to Jaya
• Community Calendar
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• BBC hoops to tip off
• Keystone names distinguished scholars
• School’s dress-down day raises money
• Factoryville resident enrolls at Colgate
• Dalton student named to summer Dean’s List
• AEIO receives tax grant
• Mother gives presentation to AHMS cooking class
• A.H. Students of the Month
• All Saints Academy students unite to help
• Youth finds soccer success
• U of S inducts Wall of Famers
• Travel team takes title
• Chiefs raise funds
• Local speed
• High octane play awaits Keystone opponents
• Youth movement forms team’s foundation
• Royals look to repeat
• Obama coming to Scranton
• Witness list released for local congressional flood hearing
• All Centre County judges recuse themselves from Sandusky matters
• Neither Obama nor possible GOP candidates favorable in PA
• Mount Airy allowed to eliminate 200 more slot machines
• BBC basketball games benefit Scranton RMH
• Misericordia University “Adopt a Family” project provides Thanksgiving food for 63 families in need
• BBC basketball games to benefit Scranton RMH
• Lupus Loop 5K Walk/Run a success
• Classical Communications holds open house
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton's Gillespie lands weekly award
• Wyoming Seminary presents seasonal concert
• Twirlettes perform at local high schools
• Dogs walk in Santa Parade
• Countryside Conservancy asks for votes
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Royals win Radisson Invitational
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Royals, Giants, Pacers reach tourney finals
• Protesters delay start of redistricting hearing
• Welcome Waggers donate to Griffin Pond Animal Shelter
• Conference challenges, trains student leaders
• Lakeland students participated in powder puff football game
• Misericordia Players Theater performing ‘The Tempest’ with a modern-day twist
• State unemployment rate dropped in October
• Scranton featured on Australian Broadcasting Corporation
• Royals to open season on Nov. 18 at home in the Radisson Invitational
• PennDOT, police partner to keep holiday season travel safe
• Lackawanna Trail band participated in Veteran's Day activities
• Frog thought to be extinct hops back into view
• Football playoffs offer interesting matchups
• Birth rates for young women lowest on record
• Challenge Program motivates Susquehanna County Career and Technology Center students
• Lionheart presenting a Medieval English Christmas concert at Misericordia University
• Frontier Communications supports Misericordia
• Allied Services to offer free public Alzheimer's presentation on Nov. 22
• Toxins to be removed from Johnson and Johnson baby products
• Congressional hearing on flooding coming to NEPA
• Community Calendar
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Another "munchkin" has died leaving only 3
• PLAYOFF GLANCE
• TITLE GAME RESULTS
• Waverly Township prepares budget for public view
• Dalton resident wins Championship
• Mount Aloysius College names Communications Director
• Lions compete in Hershey
• SAGE award winners announced
• Community Box Scores
• Bocce Association makes donation to Allied
• South Abington resident returns to Royals lineup
• Local softball team finishes second in Columbus Day tournament
• Running for a cure
• GAR lights up Lakeland, advances to district final
• Two Royals recognized for work in the classroom
• Blue Devils defeat Lions
• Turnovers help Dallas dominate Cavaliers
• Abington outplayed in playoffs
• Trail volleyball team ousted
• A year full of success
• Unique glimpse
• Holocaust survivors seek $20B
• All Saints Academy assists flood repair efforts in Duryea
• SAGE award winners announced at Chamber gala
• Community Medical Center to present Holiday Lights
• Frontier donates to Abington Heights Educational Improvement Organization
• St. Joseph's pounds Scranton, 90-52, in exhibition game
• Marywood's Jones named CSAC Co-Player of Year
• Clarks Summit Senior Living to host educational program
• “A Christmas Story” comes to life at Providence Playhouse
• Blue Devils defeat Lions
• Frontier supports Misericordia through Educational Improvement Tax Credit program
• Challenge Program motivates local students
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton women, Marywood men fall in playoffs
• GAR lights up Lakeland, advances to district final
• Turnovers help Dallas dominate Cavaliers
• PIAA SOCCER: Scranton Prep boys eliminated
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Valley View rolls
• Scranton hospital workers ratify contract
• The First Presbyterian Church of Clarks Summit concert set for Nov. 20
• Abington Heights girls eliminated
• UPDATED PIAA SOCCER: Prep, Mt. View teams split
• Lackawanna Trail Marching Lions compete in Atlantic City
• Willowbrook Senior Living to treat veterans with a party
• C.S. borough holds tire recycling event
• Lackawanna men fall in home opener
• Regional Hospital of Scranton names new CEO
• Bucks, Cougars state-ranked heading into playoffs
• Everhart Museum to offer Razzle Dazzle
• Endless Mountains Hot Yoga to host free class and open house
• Young Dalton resident wins 4-H State Championship
• Scranton Prep plays in Whitehall Saturday
• STATE RANKINGS
• PLAYOFF GLANCE
• CMC dedicates new laboratory
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Trail reaches girls' volleyball final
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton earns field hockey playoff berth
• Nationwide Test of the Emergency Alert System set for Nov. 9
• Clarks Summit-Abington High School Class of 1962 planning reunion
• Class AAA Boy's race
• Wyoming Seminary presents "Man of La Mancha"
• TCMC to hold Blood Drive
• 198th Army Band to perform at Keystone College
• Two-way efforts carry Cavaliers
• LIVE UPDATES: Prep defeats DV, 18-15
• 1,300 without power after storm in Lackawanna
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Snow impacted events that were contested
• District 2 Boys Soccer Playoff Glance
• District 2 Girls Volleyball Playoff Glan
• Marywood women repeat as CSAC cross country champs
• District volleyball playoffs begin Monday
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton finishes perfect Landmark regular season
• Cougars eliminated in girls' soccer
• Football games postponed
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Bucks, Cougars post big shutout wins
• Lady Comets romp
• Allied Services to sponsor events for basketball officials
• Activist Jonathan Mooney to speak at Keystone College
• Lupus Foundation to host panel at TCMC
• Kids Ride for Relief aids flood victims
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton tops Keystone in field hockey
• Scranton at Wallenpaupack in key Friday football game
• Lackawanna Country Commissioners proclaim 'Red Ribbon Week'
• Hay Fever kicks off tonight
• Ethics Institute dinner set for tonight at King's College
• Lady Lions' senior volleyball players honored
• Keystone College honors alumni
• Crusaders advance in soccer
• Computers again providing a D2 clue JOHN ERZAR NOTEBOOK
• Blue Knights blank Elk Lake in quarters
• Black Knights triumph with encore performance
• DISTRICT 2 CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS
• Burke wins Class AAA cross country title
• Little League asks for help
• Pet of the week
• Marriage Encounter Weekend in Dalton
• Sirens of the sea
• Lions ‘haunt’ at park
• Prepare to cast a vote
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lawlor lifts Pacers over Defenders
• GIRLS' SOCCER: Lakeland advances in A
• 50 years of royalty
• Lakeland investigates alleged mold concerns
• C.G. talks shade trees
• AH grad reaches scoring milestone
• Determination drives senior
• Community Box Scores
• NAJFL scores, schedules
• Lions back on track
• Honesdale hangs on to defeat Lakeland
• Barbara Christian
• Late field goal dooms Comets
• Prep, AH advance to state play
• Running into districts
• Wyoming area resident selected for US ski team
• North Pocono third in PIAA team golf
• Hazleton defeats Lackawanna Trail
• AH, Prep eliminated in tennis
• Trojans finish third; Dalessandro earns medal
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood closes golf season
• Lisman helps Meyers punch playoff ticket
• District 2 Boys Soccer Playoff Glance
• Abington Heights celebrates homecoming
• Girls Travel Softball team 18 U wins the 2nd Annual D4 Coaches Fall Classic
• Keystone College Alumni Association presents awards
• North Pocono third in PIAA team golf
• Abington Heights High School hosts carnival
• First Presbyterian Church of Clarks Summit hosts tea
• ABPA and Heritage Baptist host Fall Fun in the Abingtons
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Falcons roll in football
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton, Lackawanna post big women's soccer wins
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood, BBC eliminated from tennis playoffs
• LACKAWANNA CONFERENCE
• Seminary unable to pass Prep
• Late FG lifts West over AH
• Notarianni reaches scoring milestone
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Scores to come
• Abington Heights, Scranton Prep win tennis titles
• Griffin Pond Animal Shelter preparing for Halloween Parade
• Cub Scout Pack 73 visited by members of the Fox Company, 517th Parachute Regimental Combat Team
• Lady Bucks finish unbeaten in volleyball
• Abington Heights reaches region final, wins district
• Spartans, Blue Devils meet in key Division 3 game
• Keystone College announces Homecoming Court
• TCMC students to host second annual Turkey Trot: 5K Walk/Run
• Keystone welcomes Hall of Fame Class
• UNITE’s Arrive Alive Tour 2011 Program to educate on dangers of texting while driving, drunken driving
• Lakeland National Honor Society to host 'Haunted Halls'
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Pacers, Royals win conference soccer games
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood tops BBC in women's volleyball
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Letter to the editor
• Letter to the editor
• Community Calendar
• DISTRICT STANDINGS
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Trojans take cross country title
• Comets, Cavaliers join forces to raise money for foundation
• Junior Comets win big
• Comets clinch Division 1 title
• Trout Unlimited elects officers
• Comets vs. Comets
• Champion again
• Lady Comets sweep Classics
• Blue Devils roar past Lions for win
• Nothing getting by AHHS goalie
• AHHS golfer advances to championships
• AH grad helps Red Dragons earn playoff spot
• Waverly Elementary PTA Fall Festival was
• Official pumpkin inspector
• Offering of ‘Hope’
• C.S. survivor shares wisdom
• Pink hangers bring hope
• Countryside Church signs mortgage
• Big changes coming to Powerball
• Rollin Thunder Girls Travel Softball wins 2nd Annual Fall Classic
• Open Hog Show Winners at Harford Fair
• 97.9X and Wendy’s Raise-the-Roof and funds for the American Red Cross
• Halloween begins with roar of chainsaw... and pumpkin carving in Clarks Summit
• Comets clinch Division 1 boys' soccer title
• Pawsta dinner benefits Griffin Pond Animal Shelter
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood, BBC await women's tennis playoffs
• North Pocono boys win PIAA East Regional
• Comets, Cavaliers join forces to raise money for Cancer Foundation
• Music Box presents murder mystery
• Lowe's to close 20 stores; None in Pennsylvania
• Fall fun in Waverly
• WVC field hockey
• Cavaliers tie Comets
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton women top Drew in soccer, field hockey
• SATURDAY FOOTBALL: Cavaliers stop Comets
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Cougars alone in first place
• Keystone Players unite for 'Book of Days'
• C.S. Elementary School students participate in a School Walk to fight Diabetes
• Unico donates Italian-American books to Keystone College
• Scranton Lions Club presents $12,000 check to the Lackawanna Branch of the PA Association of the Blind
• HIGH SCHOOLS: AH soccer teams remain unbeaten
• Cougars-Warriors, Bucks-Chiefs top weekend schedule
• Maxwell reaches dramatic milestone
• 2011 Lackawanna Trail Lion Idol crowns winner
• Ransom Twp. donates to Abington Senior Community Center
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Cavaliers sweep in cross country
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lady Royals have streak ended
• Mid Valley, Valley View, Scranton Prep, Abington Heights in district team tennis
• Abington Heights teams met in district final
• Get out of the cold
• Letter to the editor
• Celebs serve pink drinks
• Doubling the fun in run to quarterfinals
• LACKAWANNA CONFERENCE
• DISTRICT STANDINGS
• Today's District 2 tennis moved to Birchwood
• Keystone to induct three into sports Hall of Fame
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• UPDATED COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Blancaflor hat trick leads Pacers
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Forest City clinches soccer title
• Trail seniors honored
• Newton auditors request reports
• Duo leads Lakeland band
• Admiring the classics
• Dalton therapist appointed to board
• Clarks Summit brokerage firm names V.P.
• Trail grad named Athlete of the Week
• Transfer of leadership Scouting Scene With Tyler VanGorder
• Elmhurst welcomes new champion
• Reaching for the Comets
• Area residents shine at Steamtown Marathon
• Community Box Scores
• Scranton CC hosts Inaugural Women’s Ryder Cup
• At Roba Family Farms in Dalton, Oct. 9,
• C.S. director recognized
• World Polio Day is Oct. 24 Rotary Club of the Abingtons With Leah Ducato Rudolph
• Event Oct. 22 at Amici to benefit Research to Prevent Blindness and the Scranton Blind Association
• Holy Cross claims soccer title
• Royals continue WVC’s silver streak
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: D'Achille honored again
• Sporting Clay Tournament raises money for New Milford students
• Lackawanna Trail students compete for 2011 Lion Idol
• Ransom Twp. donates to Ab. Senior Community Center
• Actors Circle presents Hay Fever
• Glenmaura National Invitational Final Re
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood women win cross country invitational
• STEAMTOWN MARATHON: Live updates
• Cougars go distance for win
• Holy Cross girls win district title
• Moresman, Kemboi strong challengers to former champions
• Marywood shuts outs BBC
• SATURDAY FOOTBALL: Cougars, Sabers prevail
• North Pocono reaches district golf final
• Scranton Prep's Croker wins district tennis title
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Chiefs, Bucks, Wildcats win Division 2 openers
• Allied Services selects their Employees of the Month
• Fight for Air Walk to be held Oct.8
• Trail seniors honored
• Jazz'in Up the Joint set for Oct. 20
• C.S. business owner gives back through shirts
• Race Expo to be held at Scranton High Saturday
• HIGH SCHOOLS: NP, Prep sweep in cross country
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood downs Keystone in OT
• Classics, Lady Comets put two each in tennis semifinals
• Start of Division 2, 3 play, Bell Game highlight schedule
• Spectators can help runners cope with heat
• WVC pair qualifies for East Regional
• Professional Chefs Association plans dinner for flood victims
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood women's volleyball team rolling
• Scranton Prep's Brown wins district golf title in a playoff
• Nightmare at New Visions
• Spots opened up for those on waiting list
• Two collisions occur at intersection of Route 6 and 11 and Gravel Pond Road
• Community Calendar
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Students unite for their beliefs
• Filmmaker plans dinner and a movie
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: BBC shuts out Keystone in women's soccer
• DISTRICT STANDINGS
• State Rankings
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Comets, Trojans reach golf final
• Is this pumpkin winking at you? It was d
• Awareness is theme
• Providing unique services
• Name:
• Attic Shop currently open for business
• Staff adopts dog
• Glenburn awaits EPA fall update
• Trinity Lutheran Church breaks ground
• New ROYALTY
• Middle School to host open houses, seminar
• GRANT AWARDED
• Building on achievement
• Former A.H. student receives Senate proclamation
• AACC to offer cooking class
• Women's race appears wide open
• Homecoming week activities underway at Lackawanna Trail
• Rain barrels a new art form at Clinton Township Factoryville Borough Joint Municipal Park
• “Teacher-Ranger-Teacher” program concludes at Steamtown NHS
• Cooking Club visits All Saints Academy
• Marywood study targets “Human Performance” at Steamtown Marathon
• Golf playoffs reset for today
• Scranton Prep's Croker top seed in 2A tennis
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton golfers honored
• Theremin and Piano Salon at the Music Studio
• Marathon course takes a series of turns
• Dog show to be held at fall festival
• Blood drive to be held in honor of local Marine
• BBC&S employees, trustees recognized for service
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Nassau downs Lackawanna
• DV stops Abington Heights, 20-14
• SATURDAY FOOTBALL: Knights, Warriors win
• Wilkinson, Burke finish fifth, sixth at Paul Short Invitational
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Lady Comets win tennis title
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Cougars, Lions, Bucks remain unbeaten
• Trinity Lutheran Church breaks ground on new parish center
• Respect Life Mass Oct. 2 at St. Peter’s Cathedral
• Pines team wins inagural Ryder Cup
• Abington Heights football game moved to Dunmore
• State funds released for PNC Field upgrades
• Misericordia University hosts 2nd Annual Luzerne and Lackawanna Counties Mathematics Symposium
• Misericordia University to offer safe trick-or-treat event
• Fidelity Bank designated “preferred” lender by the Small Business Administration
• Misericordia University to present free event on Oct. 26
• Football unbeatens meet Friday at Valley View
• D2 STANDINGS
• Former Abington Heights student Sukanya Roy receives Senate proclamation
• Keystone Crossfit raises funds for Wounded Warrior project
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Golf quarterfinals on today's schedule
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton men's soccer team rallies
• North Pocono's Reach leads girls' golf qualifiers
• New music series announced
• Lakeland marching band lead by seniors
• Band competition to benefit VFW and flood victims
• Students gather for prayer
• Children's literature in math seminar presented at carbondale
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Mid Valley cross country teams sweep
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Keystone earns Sierra ranking
• TCMC to host gala
• Dean earns medal
• Campaign aids 4-H youth
• GVTA/NPTI meets at Keystone
• C.S. student interns at Selingsgrove
• Camera for a Cure creator meets band
• OLP students art winners
• First Liberty Bank donates to Wyoming Seminary
• Community Box Scores
• Senior completes dugout project
• County to hold annual youth fishing derby Oct. 8
• Ryan’s Run on the horizon
• Abington Heights runner finishes in the top five at cross country invitational
• Lady Comets defeat Lady Chiefs
• Cavaliers, Comets team up for cancer care
• Lakeland tops Susquehanna again
• Cubs lead the pack for Lions
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood soccer teams win
• Rollin Thunder Girls Travel Softball 18U team won the 2nd Annual D4 Coaches Fall Classic
• Wyoming Seminary students create flag to mark September 11 anniversary
• Dalton artist to exhibit at Marywood
• Community fundraiser awards $85,000
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Prep, other home teams advance in golf
• UPDATED COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lady Falcons win, 4-0
• Votes on FEMA funding looming
• Burke, Barrett lead county finishers at PIAA Foundation meet
• Food, food and more food
• Barrett's to host fundraiser for Griffin Pond
• Gallery reception set for October 1
• Golf playoffs open this afternoon
• Notarianni scores against ranked opponent
• Delaware Valley downs West Scranton
• Scranton Prep runs away with 42-7 victory
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood sweeps team titles in cross country
• SATURDAY FOOTBALL: Today's schedule has expanded
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Bucks, Lions, Chiefs, Devils win
• Montdale Harvest Festival set for Oct. 3
• Lehman Township supervisors present certificate of appreciation to Saw Creek Estates (SCE) Men’s Club
• First Friday exhibit to benefit Dietrich Theatre
• Misericordia University professor acknowledges educators, school in Ireland
• LHS to host ‘Brunch in the City’ tours
• ABPA to hold After Hours Card Exchange
• Comets face unbeaten Buckhorns as Division 1 play opens
• First Liberty Bank donates to Wyoming Seminary
• Saturday Night at the Races to benefit flood victims
• Misericordia University men’s lacrosse team helped families recover from flood
• Misericordia Board of Trustees name recipients of award
• DISTRICT STANDINGS
• State Rankings
• No decision on SWB plans for 2012
• HIGH SCHOOLS: LT, AH fall in field hockey
• Camera for a Cure creator meets band
• Notarianni posts goal, assist in Quinnipiac win
• Cavalers, Comets qualify entire lineups for District 2 Tournament
• Community Calendar
• Montdale Harvest Festival set for Oct. 2
• Lending a hand BBC cancels class to help
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• UPDATED COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lady Falcons bounce back in soccer
• Knights, Trojans play to scoreless tie
• C.S. runners gear up for marathon
• Fall fun in Dalton
• Spaghetti Dinner planned for Sept. 25
• Best in SHOW
• Sleepy Hollow hosts golf tournament
• Senior members of Lions’ golf team honored
• Keystone’s Krolewski earns weekly CSAC honor
• Cedar BMX hosts event to help flood victims Sept. 24
• Lakeland cheerleaders named All-Americans
• Abington Gators begin registration Sept. 27, 28
• Lady Lions shutout Lady Comets
• Lady Comets defeat Classics
• Lions overwhelm Mohawks
• AHMS finishes first in Commisioners’ meet
• Endless Mt. Blast holds registration
• Community box scores
• Abington Heights Comets tame Tunkhannock Tigers
• Senior’s versatility an asset to Comets
• Misericordia University volunteers help to relocate Diocesan school damaged by flood
• Lakeland cheerleaders selected as All-Americans
• 'The Museum Guard Project' opens Oct. 7 in Scranton
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Trail romps in field hockey
• Lighthearted drama comes to the BBC stage
• Wilkinson finishes second in Commisioners' meet
• Two each from BBC, Marywood receive weekly honors
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Klingman scores first two goals of career
• AFA Gallery hosts new exhibit
• Comm hosts 68th Annual Antique Show
• Horse show held in Dalton
• Notarianni helps Quinnipiac continue winning ways
• BBC hosts See You at the Pole Rally
• Trail bounces back in field hockey
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Farrell leads Lackawanna offensive outburst
• SATURDAY FOOTBALL: Lions, Bucks, Knights, Crusaders post wins
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Pacers win in women's tennis
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Cavaliers, Chiefs, Vikings, Spartans, Devils win
• Disaster Recovery Center opened in Wyoming County
• Geisinger to offer free clinics on Sept. 17
• Car Show to benefit Animal Shelter set for Sept. 24
• Local students earn Wyoming Seminary Merit Scholarships
• ‘Arts Alive’ program to feature oboe music
• Misericordia University to host free program
• Wyoming Seminary installs ‘September Grief’ sculpture
• Double “R” Twirlettes performed in Atlantic City
• HIGH SCHOOLS: North Pocono sweeps in cross country
• West at Dunmore highlights football schedule
• Keystone College inducts Inaugural Edith Brundage society members
• Wyoming Seminary Lower School introduces One-to-One Laptop program
• Allied Services Heinz Rehab to offer Ethics Conference
• Quinnipiac edges Lehigh with no time left
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Royals, Pacers win in men's soccer
• Aiming to share skill
• One mile at a time
• PennDOT announces road restrictions
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Congress exploring more federal aid for flood victims
• Keystone honors Littleford, Krolewski
• Mane event
• Lions defeat Comets
• Major figure in science to speak in Scranton
• BBC looks to lend a hand
• Junior Comets announce results
• Keystone announces Athletes of the Week
• Lady Lions are starting strong
• Service award presented at Fox Hill
• C.S. runner helps Royals
• Moosic golfer leads team to victory at Utica Invitational
• Chiefs offense overpowers Mid Valley
• Spartans defeat Comets
• Former Keystone coach lands new job
• Baseball showcase rescheduled
• Teaching young men to fish
• Man tests positive for West Nile Virus in Lackawanna County
• Live Art at Everything Natural Sept. 16, 17
• Pinked! on the Patio hosted Sept. 9 at Abington Manor
• Annual Tailgate Picnic Potluck set for Sept. 18
• Diocese offers update on Catholic Schools affected by flooding issues
• TinCaps eliminated despite Spangenberg's efforts
• Keystone's Krolewski honored by CSAC
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Trail wins in field hockey
• Spartans handle Comets
• Holy Family Residence celebrates feast of St. Jeanne Jugan
• Waverly Community House to host Antique Show and Sale
• Dogs take center stage at Patsel's fundraiser
• Montage shop to raise funds for Alzheimer’s Association
• MONDAY FOOTBALL: Dunmore at home tonight
• Former Keystone coach lands new job
• Spangenberg, TinCaps advance to semifinals
• Dallas still sees room to improve
• Special teams deliver: Lack. Trail roars past Lake-Lehman
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton 3-0 in women's soccer, field hockey
• SATURDAY FOOTBALL: Lions, Vikings win
• Notarianni scores early in Quinnipiac win
• UConn dumps Boston University in women's soccer
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Valley View wins
• UPDATED: Weather altering football schedule
• Wilkes freshman leaves Pa. campus to head to flooded hometown in N.Y.
• While Clarks Summit prepares; neighboring areas experience travel bans, closures
• Lackawanna County monitors storm, assists Luzerne County
• Keystone names new men's basketball coach
• Heavy rains affect NEPA
• Spangenberg, TinCaps open Midwest playoffs tonight
• Stormwater issues to be discussed at Sept. 14 meeting in Factoryville
• Community Calendar
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Lady Comets, Lady Chiefs ready to compete in Division 1
• Area teams ready to ‘kick it’
• Thomas Carleton ‘Tom Mark Em Down’ Noyes Sr.
• Howard Gardner Griggs Sr.
• Joseph W. Gwozdz
• AHHS students show their colors
• Teams adjusting to changes
• Charity event hopes to be on P.A.R. with prior years
• Go Green Bike Tour growing
• Lackawanna Trail’s balanced attack leads to victory
• Comets prevail
• Cavaliers outlast Chiefs
• When city folks arrived at the Kiwanis W
• Teen waives hearing
• Longtime supporter lauds event
• A community UNITED
• Community observes 9/11
• Resident ‘speaks to the heart’
• Antiques Show Sept. 17
• Name:
• Actors Circle welcomes new director
• Wyoming County Fair offered plenty of fun
• Charity begins with a bull roast
• WYOMING VALLEY CONFERENCE FIELD HOCKEY CAPSULES
• Yanks prepping for one long, lousy trip Paul Sokoloski Opinion
• Notarianni hits winning shot for Quinnipiac
• Show leads Comets past Cougars
• UPDATED SATURDAY FOOTBALL: Cavaliers, Comets prevail
• Hubbard assists UConn in win over ranked opponent
• Notarianni climbs on Quinnipiac's scoring list
• HIGH SCHOOLS: North Pocono girls win volleyball opener
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Cougars, Bucks, Invaders, Devils among winners
• Two Clarks Summit residents to run in NYC Marathon for Ryan's Run
• Coyle added to Marywood basketball staff
• Lackawanna County holds ribbon cutting at Abington Community Park
• Keystone College to host Interdependence and Constitution Day events
• Allied nurse honored by the American Heart Association
• Lakeside hotspot worth the ride
• Pet of the week: Holly
• JMPP launches its annual playwriting invitational with nine new short plays
• Factoryville Boy Scouts build picnic tables for the Joint Municipal Park
• Invaders, Vikings meet in football opener
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
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• Abington Area All-Stars win Taylor U10 Missy League Tournament
• McDade Pool to reopen for Labor Day weekend
• Commissioners host Cross Country Invitational
• Head coach steps down at Keystone College
• Help for an area FARM
• Tournament benefits Michael J. Fox Foundation
• Spangenberg streaks come to end
• Lackawanna County schedules women’s golf clinic
• Comet vs. Comet
• A.H., L.T. volleyball teams return solid core
• Keystone students ready to DEFEND
• Offensive threats on the field
• Golf teams will benefit from experience
• Taking on the world
• Local teams ready to run
• Lady Comets humble after 2010 success
• Stylings of the century
• A sample of ‘Tapas Tuesday’
• Rooted in community
• Storm effects continue
• Railfest set for Sept. 3, 4 in Scranton
• Fidelity Bank donates $11,000 to Howard Gardner School
• Dunmore Cemetery Tour Oct. 2, 9
• College schedule begins to heat up Thursday
• Keystone's Leone resigns
• Art from Haiti to be featured in local exhibits
• Tyler Memorial Hospital to hold booth at Wyoming County fair
• Hurricane leaves thousands without electricity
• Governor Corbett to Visit Flood-Damaged Northeastern Pennsylvania
• Spangenberg streaks come to an end
• Through wind and rain Playground Project continues
• Saturday is Centennial Day in Clarks Summit
• One committed Committee
• Local Penn State Professor makes shortlist for international poetry award
• Alzheimer's Association program postponed
• C.C. of Scranton's Ladies Club Championship was recently completed
• Waste Management donates to Waverly playground project
• Citizens Bank Foundation grant to provide fresh food to families
• Keyston College begins classes Aug. 29
• Hammer in the morning, hammer in the evening
• Locals eye franchise purchase
• Misericordia University refines plan for new mixed-use building on campus
• First Presbyterian Church to celebrate 20 Years of jazz in worship
• Allied Services honors employees for 60 combined years of service
• 'Aging and Memory Loss' presented by Alzheimer's Association Aug. 28
• Hexagon celebrates Five Years
• Allied hosts pre-marathon celebration for Ryan's Run
• Road Scholar and Allied Services fight Parkinson's Disease
• PSWS alumnus funds HDFS initiatives at alma mater
• How do you envision Clarks Summit in 100 years?
• Roaring into a new season
• 2011 Children’s Miracle Network Golf tourney planned for Aug. 28
• CCS hosts annual golf tournament
• Swing For Sight Golf Tournament sponsors present check for $23,000
• Abington Heights shines in powerlifting championships
• TCMC Golf Tournament set for Sept. 23
• Need for speed
• Comets dethrone Cavaliers at Jackman Memorial
• Royals announce addition to roster
• AHHS students competed in NCFL tournament
• High School Roundup
• Penn State Worthington Scranton students hold animal shelter fundraisers
• Lackawanna College students receive National Leadership awards
• Creative by nature
• CLASSICS in Dalton
• TCMC holds White Coat ceremony
• Students complete program
• ABINGTON HEIGHTS
• Wyoming Seminary classes begin Aug. 29
• Back to School for Clarks Summit - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Area college monitors Va. quake
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Earthquake rocks Washington area, felt in NEPA
• Driver, 17, facing charges in Ransom Twp. crash, turns himself in to police
• Annual event hosted at new venue
• Scranton hosts National Powerlifting Championships
• Yoga class to benefit SGT Jan Argonish Ride
• Spangenberg goes 4-for-5
• Coldwater leads Abington Heights to Jackman title
• Scranton teen faces homicide charges in Ransom Twp. crash
• Charges filed in fatal Ransom Twp. crash
• Lackawanna Trail principal recalls crash victim as ‘first-class’ volunteer
• Dalton man, 21, dies in I-81 crash; accident injures three others
• Court upholds sentence of former Lackawanna County official
• Pilot identified in deadly crash
• Taiwanese photographers’ views of homeland featured in art gallery exhibit
• Big Blue Soccer wraps up set of successful summer sports camps
• Factoryville soldier earns Warfighter of the Quarter award
• Ultralight crash kills 1
• University of Scranton Plans Inauguration for its 25th President
• A-Rod reaches base three times
• Pet of the Week: Rocky
• Lupus Loop Committee meets to plan event
• TCMC Golf Tournament set for Sept. 23
• Misericordia University welcomes new faculty members
• PSWS professor’s work presented at international conference
• Allied Services presented skin care prevention information at Gerrity’s
• Keystone College Chamberlin Chair Award honors associate professor
• Catherine Marie Van Fleet
• Area students have been named to Dean&rs
• Captain John D. McCann
• Seminary Lower School announce graduates
• Cars Are Us captures League Championship
• Former Crusader joins Royals
• University hosts baseball showcase
• Champions crowned
• Rolling Thunder hold tryouts
• Golf tournament benefits Griffin Pond Animal Shelter
• Mascots visit patients and staff of CMC hospital
• Penguins announces Penn-Fest 2011
• Newton Rec Center golf tournament set for August 27
• Birchwood gives Comm Classic shelter from the storm
• Former Giants return
• Hitting the links for Marley’s Mission
• Circle of life
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• New Story Fund awards $25,000 to families in Pennsylvania
• Bodines’ host second successful golf fundraiser for Heinz Rehab
• Wyoming County antique shop to hold raffle
• AHSD receives six salad bars as part of the First Lady’s health initiative
• Camerawork presents "The Black Land"
• AHHS students competed in NCFL Grand National Speech and Debate Tournament
• A tribute to Beavis and Butt-head
• Green Ridge Health Care Center raises money for Scranton Cultural Center
• Rotary Club paints planters
• Spangenberg heating up with TinCaps
• Lake Carey Welfare Association summer program set for Aug. 13
• Dietrich Theater's 10th Anniversary Gathering of Singers and Songwriters concert to be held Aug. 24
• Diocese of Scranton’s Second Annual Vocations Golf Classic was held Aug. 8
• Abington Senior Center Open House set for Sept. 9
• Dalton resident named PSWS Advisory Board chair
• Mascots from University of Scranton camp entertain patients at CMC
• Factoryville resident charged with aggravated indecent assault of girl, 4
• Scranton Plan hosts Summer Festival
• ‘Corazon a Corazon’: the heart of TANGO
• Clarks Summit Art Walk set for Aug. 12
• Penn State Worthington Scranton students hold fundraisers for Griffin Pond Animal Shelter
• Ex-Comet lands coaching job
• Pet of the Week: Bubbles
• Former Lakeland Transportation Director pleads guilty to federal charges
• Raymond J. Bates Jr.,
• Police procedures approved
• Countryside Derby success
• Dorothy Wendy Richards
• Angelo R. ‘Smitty’ Shandra
• Joseph P. Pritchyk
• Golf Classic benefits shelter
• Wright Center cares for HIV, AIDs patients.
• Joseph M. Onofrey Sr.
• Tournament raises funds for Vocational Services
• AHHS hosts Wildcats tryouts
• Little Sisters of the Poor treat residents
• Wilkes snags Crestwood grad
• Authority plans smoke testing
• Northeast Travel Soccer League accepting applications
• Registration open for Kiwanis triathlon
• 4-H horse show features Abington residents
• NEPA Miners bring back Charlie Wysocki Camp
• AHHS grad named Arcadia’s head coach
• AHHS hosts 3V3 soccer tournament
• Keystone graduate sets team hitting record
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Keystone director recieves William Reid Award
• Summer performance concludes six-week camp in Waverly
• Country bazaar celebrates 19th year in Newton Township
• Historical Society will honor 20th Anniversary of the Lackawanna Heritage Valley National and State Heritage Area
• 4-H horse show features more than 20 Abington area residents
• Connections, comedy featured at October 'Celebration'
• Throop, Central City post wins
• Library aims to keep you in business
• The Fixx to perform at Mount Airy Casino Resort on August 20
• C.S. United Methodist Church Chicken BBQ set for August 13
• Wyoming Seminary classes to begin August 29
• TCMC White Coat Ceremony to be held August 12
• Throop, Jefferson Township win City-County games
• 4-H Show set for August 6 in Newton Township
• Cabaret will be presented August 5-7 at the Music Box Dinner Playhouse
• Abington Area All-Stars win Taylor U10 Missy League Tournament
• Fortis nursing students join Allied’s Alzheimer’s Memory Walk Team
• Christy Mathewson Days activities slated
• Griffin Pond Animal Shelter adds Mahoney to Board of Directors
• Victorian show to benefit cancer society
• POSH in progress
• Abington Community Library holding Kidracer raffle
• Viemont Mall Auntie Anne's is 'Pretzel Perfect'
• Girls' soccer, volleyball realigned
• Driver dies in crash
• DeGraw to play Eleanor Rigby’s
• Pet of the Week: Lady
• Etched in memory
• Club hosts WGA Rally
• Civic club helps with Factoryville construction
• 19th Annual Hook O’Malley 5K Run/Walk set for August 21
• High School tennis tournament Aug. 8, 9
• Local students have been named to Dean&r
• A.H. football cheerleaders to host car wash Aug. 6 at Moe’s
• Date change for Lackawanna County Junior Golf Tournament
• U of S Boys Basketball Camp begins August 15
• A.H. school district announces sports physicals
• Off-season training begins
• U of S names softball coach
• District 17 hosts softball tournament
• Wildcats hold tryouts August 10, 13 and 14
• NASCAR driver David Ragan to appear at Mount Airy Casino resort Friday, Aug. 5
• Comet scores lone touchdown
• Bicyclists ‘Endure’ ride to fight cancer
• Lakeland Golf Tournament set for Aug 14
• Team players for a cure
• Making TRACKS
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Grooving at Our Lady of the Snows
• Remembering a friend
• Planning underway for memorial breakfast
• Allied Services teams with Road Scholar Transport
• Online Master of Arts program adds Literature concentration
• Students serving, leading over summer break
• Block party raises funds for Waverly Community House playground
• Abington Heights football cheerleaders to host car wash Aug. 6
• ' Buds, Blooms & Berries: Plants in Science, Culture & Art' opens at the Everhart Aug. 12
• FTGU Power three-day clinic begins August 1
• Former Lackawanna College player signs NFL contract
• Watkins reappointed to Clarks Summit State Hospital Board of Trustees
• 'Terra Incognita' opening reception set for August 19
• Marywood University Watershed Program receives environmental grant from Pennsylvania American Water
• County Commissioners, Committee ready ground for 9-11 memorial
• Clarks Summit police seek information about hit and run
• Charismatic conference at University of Scranton Aug. 5 through 7
• Abington Heights Class of 1981 set for Aug. 12, 13
• NASCAR driver David Ragan to appear at Mount Airy Casino resort
• Abington Piano Academy students and faculty recently completed spring recitals
• Allied Services Jack Newman Classic Golf Tournament Raises Funds for Vocational Services
• TCMC students set to host Neighborhood Open House and Health Fair
• Dream Game statistical leaders
• Oakwood Terrace Car Wash set for August 6
• Hughes leads City to 19-7 win
• Change on the menu
• POWER! Scranton event at Amici
• Hoping to heal HEARTBREAK
• Director, Scranton producer discuss ‘Forged’ July 29 premiere
• FIRED up about art
• County brings star power into Dream Game
• AHHS site of tourney
• Factoryville to honor star player
• A time to share
• Twirlettes recently performed at Disney
• Keystone College to host golf tournament
• Abington Area All-Stars finish first in Dunmore U10 Missy All-Star Tournament
• Champions crowned
• Lakeland Golf Tournament set for Aug 14
• North sweeps Unico
• Last chance at glory
• Abington Little League teams capture titles
• Fish and family fun
• O’Donnell heads to Nationals
• HOW TO ENTER: Send your photo along with
• Resident heads to Afghanistan
• Centennial event celebrates Ragtime era
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• Students donate to Cancer Society
• Two in a series of 12 vintage postcards,
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Local post offices on review list for possible closure
• Marywood named one of ‘Great Colleges to work for’
• Misericordia University Art Gallery is hosting the ‘Mary Wilson Supremes’ Collection’
• Allied Services presented skin care prevention information at Gerrity’s
• The Lackawanna Branch of the PA Association for the Blind hosts picnic
• Farm fire claims lives of horses in South Abington Township
• PNC Bank supports Chalk & Walk Downtown Scranton
• NPF Network names Dream Game broadcast crew, schedule
• Allied Services recently honored its employees of the month
• Abington Area All Star team won 1st place at Dunmore U10 Missy League All-Star Tournament
• American Legion baseball sets Commanders Cup schedule
• North teams sweep UNICO Soccer Cup
• Marcellus Shale Commission issues final report
• Abington National Little League claims 11-12 District 17 championship
• Misericordia University forms Nuclear Medicine Technology Advisory Board
• Interdependence Day set for September 12 in Scranton
• Weather alert: heat advisory
• C.S. borough offers safety tips for dealing with hot weather
• Free concert set for Dalton’s Streamside Park on July 29
• Firefighters Union Supports 9-11 Memorial
• St. Joseph's festival set to begin July 29
• Blended Loves
• VIDEO: The Times Leader tours The Commonwealth Medical College
• State Police Report Number of Police Pursuits Fell in 2010
• Social Entrepreneurship focus of new graduate-degree program
• DBPA hosts golf tournament
• Stormwater plans
• Parker Hill hosts food drive, Day of Prayer
• Ann M. Nicoletti
• Assistance needed for restoration
• Summer fun
• Chapter members take part in convention
• Abington National tops Archbald
• Abington Girls undefeated in win of 12-U tournament
• Learning to roar
• Brown’s Gym offering Les Mills Body Pump
• Basketball camp slated
• Run to honor and remember
• Lacrosse franchise named
• Mount Airy hosts golf tournament
• Keystone College hosts field hockey summer camps
• Clydesdales escort royalty
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• Daleville Church makes donation to Griffin Pond
• LHVA train ride set for Aug. 20
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Moses Taylor in acquisition talks with Community Health Systems, Inc
• UNICO Soccer rosters set
• CMC /Geisinger merger to be announced Tuesday
• Spangenberg breaks slump
• Abington National tops Archbald
• Plains, Back Mountain to meet in Region 5
• Green Ridge, FMS Legion teams fall
• Abington National, Archbald to meet today
• LHVA to hold Trail clean-up July 16 in South Scranton
• Dream Game rosters adjusted
• Celebrate Our River Day set for July 23
• UNICO soccer game set for July 22
• Little Sisters of the Poor treat residents to fun and games
• Seminary roof caps two valuable Volunteers Weeks
• Daleville church raises money for Griffin Pond Animal Shelter
• Dalton Fire Company Carnival runs through July 16
• Spangenberg steals base in Fort Wayne debut
• Classical Conversations coming to Clarks Summit
• Proposal to privatize state liquor stores detailed
• Resident discusses issue of speeding
• Scranton cop appears in court on assault charges
• Barletta, Marino slam Obama "scare tactics"
• Area Non‐Profits Receive Nearly $60,000 from Leadership Lackawanna
• POWER! mixer benefits community
• Pet of the Week: Leo
• Trail clean-up set for Saturday, July 16
• Keystone coach visits Kingdom of Tonga
• Author discusses Jeter’s journey
• Instruction offered at C.S. Jiu-Jitsu studio
• Spangenberg promoted to Padres Class A team
• AAGSL names all-stars
• Miners sponsor Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Night
• Penn State QB works out with Comets
• BBC holds soccer camp
• Story takes shape
• Flags benefit Centennial
• Sharing a CULTURE
• Honoring Eagle Scouts Scouting Scene With Tyler VanGorder
• Air Supply offers ‘Little Bit More’ to fans
• Evelyn Rose Huggler Davis
• Donald P. Guard
• Martha Kearney
• Helen Elizabeth Hyde
• George Michael Marshalek Jr.
• Lackawanna Trail Elementary Center Princ
• No-hitter helps Abington National to title
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Visual Arts
• Community Calendar
• Sister M. Coleman Nee, former Marywood president, will be buried
• Dalton Business and Professional Association tournament to benefit scholarships
• Library system debuts e-book collection
• Air Supply rewards outdoor concert crowd with solid performance, personal greetings
• Barbershop quartet visits Summerfest in the Abingtons
• Abington National win title
• Free 'Yoga after Dark' set for July 17
• State grant deadline for first-time community college students extended to August 1
• Spangenberg promoted to Fort Wayne
• DEP to Host July 13 Public Meeting on Ivy Industrial Park Settlement
• Parker Hill Community Church conducts outreach
• Lava Day Spa hosts ribbon cutting at Powell Avenue location
• Unity Festival hosted at Nay Aug Park
• Weather Alert: Flash Flood Watch
• Suspected meth lab discovered in Throop
• 'The Office' prop drop July 12 at Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce
• Regional Hospital Names Paula Gillick, RN Outstanding Nurse of the Year
• Countryside Auction set for July 9
• Spangenberg repeats Player of Week honor
• FNCB supporting St. Joseph’s Summer Festival
• 7th Annual Festival of Unity at Nay Aug Park set for July 9
• Little Sisters of the Poor honored Vince Vanston at their fifth annual golf tournament
• Fidelity Bank hosts Dress Down Day to benefit St. Joseph’s Center
• Pet of the Week: Cocoa
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• O’Malley family supports Women’s Resource Center
• Guy B. Wood
• Honor Roll: Abington Heights High School
• John S. Stemphoski Jr.
• Stuart Barry Northup
• C.S. resident association president-elect
• Club honors members
• Marywood University hosts basketball camps
• Scott Greens set to host summer golf clinic
• Abington represented in All-Star Showcase
• AHHS grad named All-Star game MVP
• Abington National shuts down Christy Mathewson
• Walk/Run honors A.H. grad
• Former Comet continues to impress
• Kings of the ring
• A six- week day camp event, hosted at th
• Reasons for Optimism Sound Finance With Eric Weinberg
• A look at the region’s Happenings
• Leading leaders is her passion
• Entrepreneur at the forefront
• Lackawanna County and city of Scranton offer free summer concerts
• State Police: 7 killed in holiday crashes
• Verizon 4G debuts today in Wilkes-Barre
• And the Rockets Red Glare
• ABPA Abington Summerfest
• West Scranton Football Boosters Association participated in Pet Walk
• Rotary Club of the Abingtons Hosts Annual Installation Dinner
• Dancing with the NEPA Stars Round 2
• Where to see fireworks - Interactive Map
• Pa. Turnpike Anticipates Busy Independence Day Weekend
• William Walker Hose Company to host annual Corn and Clam Slam
• Trojan Baseball Team Hosts ‘K-Cancer’ Fundraiser
• Volunteers of America to host Square Dance and Polka party
• Lakeland golfers combine passions
• Pennsylvania Friends of Agriculture Foundation visited All Saints Academy
• PROSPER sponsors car wash
• AH School District honors Citizens of the Year
• PAI presents annual dance production
• Spangenberg delivers winner, takes league batting lead
• Health and Wellness Fair
• Wyoming Seminary recently presented awards to students at the Lower School
• Arts & Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Spangenberg tearing up Northwest League
• Freedom Ride honors Mathewson, veterans
• Former Giant makes pro debut
• Fish and more
• Baptist Bible College to host summer camps
• Lady Comets camp a long-running A.H. success
• AHHS grad key to Eugene Emeralds win
• Comets glimpse their future
• Former Nittany Lion joins NEPA Miners
• Community Box Scores
• BERRIES
• Girl Scouts donate pennies to shelter
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• Nominees sought for SBDC award
• Lebanon Valley College
• A.H. senior to study in Russia via scholarship
• Kathleen A. Przekop
• Charles W. Swartwood.
• Parents defend A.H. first grade transition
• Douglas A. Craig Sr.
• Smallacombe selected as Lackawanna County Commissioner
• Clarks Summit Shade Tree Commission prunes trees in downtown
• The Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic to Perform Independence Day Concerts
• Abington Heights Attends Lauren's First and Goal Football Camp
• Jewish Discovery Center celebrates 10 years
• Caught red-handed in Clarks Summit
• Abington Heights Future Comets Football Camp
• Gathering of Authors and Poets at Keystone College
• Zumba fundraiser benefits Griffin Pond
• The Abington Business and Professional Association Annual Abington Summerfest
• Spangenberg homers, drives in five
• Henry homers in first pro at-bat
• AUDIO: Cordaro's recorded phone conversations
• Baptist Bible volunteers help with projects, second week ahead
• Scranton-based Net Driven hiring after recent growth
• Former Nittany Lion joins ranks of Miners football team
• Waverly’s second annual patriotic concert June24
• Area children in Green Ridge Youth Theatre's 'Beauty and the Beast'
• Civil War Encampment Weekend Planned
• Gov. Corbett signs bath salts ban bill into law
• Jaya Yoga Studio to offer free meditation and Vinyasa Flow class
• Camerawork to present ‘Leaving My Found Eden’ beginning July 1
• Weather Alert: Flash Flood Warning
• Traffic Alert: Interstate 81 North at Scranton
• Munchak resigns via letter to commissioners
• Pet of the Week: Sienna
• Abington Heights Jr. High Softball Team wins Championship
• Abington Community Library Receives Donation
• Bark For Life
• Girl Scout Troop 613 donation
• Cordaro, Munchak guilty
• Abington Pride places in soccer tournament
• Canoe Club offers Junior Golf Camp
• AHHS graduate begins career with Padres
• Tigers fall short
• Miners win championship
• AHHS boys, girls volleyball teams move to Lackawanna League
• Champions three-peat
• Comet gains experience at big 33
• Former WNBA players to give instruction at BBBC camp
• Future Comets camp set for June 26
• Hats off to area grads
• Coroner identifies cause of death
• Holiday fireworks set for July 2 in the Abingtons
• Twenty-five years of compassionate care
• Board head keeps Comm history alive
• Scouts donate to soldiers
• Trinity Lutheran: a look back
• Scholastic team makes school history
• Bluegrass at Fair
• Murray pleads no contest to criminal charges
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
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• Fern Hall Hosts First Annual Blues and Barbecue Fest
• Historic Freedom Bike Ride to begin at Keystone June 23
• County watershed project receives environmental grant from Pennsylvania American Water
• Guidance from an artist
• LIVE VIDEO: Sukanya Roy to address Pa. State Senate
• Tunkhannock All Night Party
• Scranton native Lewis to retire as PSP Press Secretary
• Spangenberg records first pro hit
• Tobyhanna Federal Credit Union raises $7,000 for charities
• Stock Dog trials continue through June 21
• Spangenberg drives in winner in pro debut
• Abington Pride girls' soccer finishes third in Whitewater Cup
• Allied Services recognizes National Nursing Assistants Week
• An exclusive interview with Sara Bareilles
• BBC Lady Defender BasketballCamp resigtraiton deadline is June 20
• Blue Mass to honor first responders
• McDade Park pool closed until further notice
• Allied resident celebrates 100th birthday
• Update: Cordaro continues attack on prosecution witnesses
• Authorities seek family of dead Newton Twp. woman
• AHMS students get a taste of the world
• AHHS Commencement held June 15
• Carbondale Art Walk set to begin June 24
• Fatal motorcycle crash claims Tunkhannock man
• Pet of the Week: Sage
• Champ returns home
• Performer hopes audiences can help ‘fix’ him
• The Commonwealth Medical College receives $20,000 grant from PPL Services
• Scholars recognized at college awards night
• Men’s Conference launches BBC summer events
• Abington Heights High School Guidance De
• Gone fishing
• Giving children a strong start
• BBC names new baseball coach
• Lady Comets offer field hockey youth camp
• YOUNG at heart
• Tigers move closer to state title
• Miners: Five years and counting
• Getting better this off-season
• Body found at Newton house
• Civic League turns 80
• Parish, community celebrate Msgr. Louis
• Nature Ramble
• My best friend the bully Parenthood, Abington Style with Adriane Heine
• Owner discusses Ace Hardware
• New owner for C.S. pizzeria
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Clarks Summit Auxiliary hosts flea market
• Walk/Run honors Robert A. Preate and Centennial
• Body found at Newton Township house
• Jewish Discovery Center's 10th anniversary
• Deseriee Martini Awarded $500 Scholarship
• Rust and Patina, Metal Assemblage Sculpture by Eli Marsh
• Perkins files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection
• Keystone grad thriving in business, on the web
• Vet center celebrates one year
• Scouting Scene With Tyler VanGorder
• Playground Project fundraiser hosted at State Street Grill
• Forever Young Derby, Family Fun Day hosted June 11
• Spelling bee champ returns home
• Lacawac’s “Music In The Forest” Presents Stacy Earle and Mark Stuart on July 2
• The 143rd Annual Chamber Dinner
• Weather Alert: Tornado Warning
• Pasonick testifies in Cordaro/Munchak trial
• The Escape Artists to play annual Classic Cars and Critters Festival
• Muellers, Monsignor Kelly honored at Salvation Army dinner
• Performing Arts Institute at Wyoming Seminary to present an Evening of Classical Works
• County Fishing Derby hosted June 4 at Lackawanna State Park
• Newton Ransom Fire Department celebrates 50 years
• Crime Watch PA expands its crime fighting
• Rain Garden Workshop June 13 at Lackawanna State Park
• Countryside Conservancy to host stone wall Workshop June 11
• Second Friday Clarks Summit Art Walk set for June 10
• A.H. committee plans annual senior luncheon
• Pocono Environmental Education Center to hold Summer Day Camp
• Spangenberg ready to sign with Padres Friday
• 2 from Keystone, 1 from Lackawanna drafted
• All about Bob
• Linn McDonald School of Dance Spring Performances
• Borough proclaims Melissa Keisling Day
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• New location for longtime C.S. merchant
• Southern flavor at Family Fun Day
• Margaret E. Male
• Inge E. Freeman
• Jessie Grace Rosengrant Tarr Eilenberger
• William Smith
• Rosemary Barrett
• James Michael Clarke
• John S. Chormanski
• Junior honored for autism volunteer work
• Munchak visits Lackawanna Trail
• Tigers cruise to district title
• AHHS hosts field hockey camp June 27
• Comets champ drafted 10th overall
• Comets, Lions eliminated
• Comets well represented in Dream Game
• A.H. grad earns spot in Boston history
• Walk/Run honors Preate
• Jury picked in corruption trial
• Community Calendar
• Boil Water Advisory at Tyler Memorial Hospital
• Scranton attorney gains support for federal judgeship
• Art, music at the Abington Community Library this week
• Red Cross sends volunteers to Missouri
• Abington Heights graduate drafted 10th overall
• Padres select AH graduate Spangenberg in first round
• Michael Pasonick expected to testify at Cordaro/Munchak trial
• ArtWorks Gallery and Studio presents: Five from the American Watercolor
• Relay for Life of Abington PA
• Junior Comets Golf Tournament at Stone Hedge
• Newton Ransom High School Reunion
• Cordaro, Munchak arrive at federal court
• DEP Announces Settlement, $2.5 Million Penalty in Ivy Industrial Park Case
• Keystone Associate Professor has artist book accepted for exhibition in New York City
• Local contestant wins National Spelling Bee
• Community Day at Everhart Museum set for June 5
• Local contestant wins National spelling bee
• Police charge soccer coach with indecent exposure, lewd acts
• “Arts Alive” opens new season
• Bishop Bambara ordains priest, traditional deacon
• Roy advances to spelling bee finals
• OLP holds Mission Day
• Swing for Sight golf tournament date set
• Northeastern eliminates Abington Heights
• Abington Heights Scholarship Program
• Local speller Sue Roy confident she'll reach semifinals
• Roy advances in Scripps National Spelling Bee
• Masonry students assist borough
• Park presents a return of the Bard
• Healey’s walk-off propels Tigers
• DISTRICT 2 BASEBALL PLAYOFFS
• Junior Comets tournament set for June 5
• Two free events at area park June 11
• Endure earns Presidential Award
• WGA begins season
• Nature Center offers summer camps
• Wallenpaupack defeats Abington Heights
• Keystone College baseball team earns year- end honors
• Keystone hosts summer basketball camps
• Autism group honors Comets
• AHHS hosts Future Comets Camp
• Crusader Classic 5K Run June 5
• Marietta College eliminates Keystone from World Series
• Community Box Scores
• C.S. resident ready to walk for a cure
• Lady Lions, Lady Chiefs eliminated from playoffs
• AH senior competes in PIAA tennis tournament
• Tuesday's High School sports scores
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Sharkey named to national team
• Lackawanna Trail to play Old Forge today
• Two free events at Abington Area Community Park June 11
• Generations mark Memorial Day in the Greater Abington Area
• Master illusionist Harris III to perform at Baptist Bible College
• Volunteers Weeks provide family refreshment, campus improvements
• Marietta eliminates Keystone from World Series
• Art and culture event at Newton Ransom Recreation Center May 28
• Car Cruize proceeds benefit Lackawanna Trail Marching Band
• Abington Area Veterans Memorial Monument dedicated May 28 in Clarks Summit
• North Abington Township artists to exhibit at First Friday Scranton
• Keystone remains in title contention
• Buena Vista downs Keystone, 8-5
• LIVE UPDATES: PIAA Track and Field
• Keystone opens World Series with 2-1 win
• Ferrence leads Hanover Area past Riverside
• DISTRICT 2 BASEBALL PLAYOFFS
• Palmer out in first round of PIAA tennis
• Double “R” Twirlettes to present 'Twirling to TV Tunes'
• Clarks Summit Fire Co. Auxiliary Annual Flea Market/Craft Show set for June 4
• LIVE UPDATES: PIAA Track and Field Championships
• Keystone makes World Series debut tonight
• Griffin Pond Animal Shelter planning Zumba event
• Factoryville Borough set to host Memorial Day Service
• Women's Golf Association welcomed members
• Patsel's hosts business association
• DISTRICT 2 BASEBALL PLAYOFFS
• Warriors come through with 10th-inning victory
• Sprinters could give Royals lift
• LIVE: District 2 playoff scores
• First ever WNBA game in Wilkes-Barre Friday
• Masonry students assist Clarks Summit
• Royals defeat Comets
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Tuesday's District 2 baseball, softball scores
• DISTRICT 2 BASEBALL PLAYOFFS
• Crusaders, Royals advance to district finals
• Crestwood upsets Lackawanna Trail
• Lady Lions’ Ellsworth seeded second, third
• Big 6 in full swing
• Community Box Scores
• Several Comets run away with medals
• Comets advance to second round
• Passion for the game fuels junior
• A.H. doubles team earns way into championship
• Keystone College earns trip to Division III World Series
• The eighth annual Dalton Fishing Derby w
• Meals on Wheels notes volunteers
• Dalton restaurant owner questions flag permit
• In the know: Social security Money Matters With Jamie Kresge
• Authority addresses valve malfunction
• Name:
• S. Abington Twp. Fishing Derby set for July 23
• Fun on water, land
• Dallas softball wins division title
• Classic Cars and Critters Festival
• Lakeside Players present 'The Love List' June 3
• District 2 softball playoffs
• AH advances; NP out of volleyball tourney
• FINAL Lackawanna League softball standings
• FINAL Lackawanna League baseball standings
• Keystone College earns trip to Division III World Series
• Meals on Wheels honors volunteers
• Gaw chosen as new director of Scranton School for Deaf & Hard of Hearing Children
• District playoff picture clears up ... just a bit
• D2 baseball playoffs set schedules
• Coughlin hurdlers, Dallas girls celebrate
• VV vaults past Tunkhannock for title
• Good weather finally allows track athletes to shine
• Tigers fall just short of boys title
• TRACK AND FIELD RESULTS
• Keystone College lands in Division III World Series
• Valley View boys, Dallas girls win district track team titles
• WVW duo rallies to earn title, makes state tourney
• Lackawanna wins district baseball opener
• Keystone pitcher puts freeze on Cortland
• Valley West team wins district doubles title
• June 10 dance recital at Scranton Cultural Center to benefit library
• County Treatment Court graduation held
• Keystone wins again in NCAA tourney
• Treasures of the Earth 8th Annual Show and Sale set for May 21
• Cadettes earn Girl Scout Silver Award
• Keystone baseball playoff game postponed
• Tennis returns to Birchwood
• District 2 girls soccer playoffs
• Parkhurst and Cornell team up for Sem sweep
• No second shot for competitors
• Scranton drug sweep nets 36 linked to Bloods, officials say
• Camerawork to present 'Terra Emota'
• Misericordia selected to Community Service Honor Roll
• PA police cracking down on seatbelt use
• Klingman headed to Scranton for basketball, baseball
• Keystone wins NCAA baseball tournament opener
• Royals add men's basketball assistant coach
• Seminary advances to the state quarterfinal
• Weather delays districts
• LIVE UPDATES: District track halted by rain
• UPDATED: District 2 adjusts tennis doubles schedule
• TCMC names interim president and dean
• Double victory for Jiu-Jitsu brown belt
• Brown’s Gym reaches out to area youth
• AH setter ready for playoffs
• Lions come from behind
• TRIPLE challenge
• Community Box Scores
• Records are made to be broken
• Comet player repeats as district champ
• Way to waddle
• Fire auxiliary at the ready since 1951
• Country Alliance to host benefit
• Keystone College to host The Gathering
• T-R donates to Golf Classic
• It takes a power outage Parenthood, Abington Style with Adriane Heine
• Spirit of service
• Tomorrow’s Leaders prevent bullying
• L.T. student wins $1,000 essay prize
• L.T. board discusses LEAD 21 reading series
• Lakeland engineering teacher leads the way
• C.G. submits Act 537 for review
• Loudesmont Tournament dedicated to Bruce Schoenberg
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Chesapeake Energy fined more than $1 million
• Marywood University sweeps CSAC President's Cups
• Ellsworth, Munley set track and field records
• Abington Heights students model prom finery
• District 2 Class 3A Track and Field Championships postponed
• DISTRICT 2 CLASS 2A TRACK AND FIELD CHAM
• GAR standout wins three individual golds
• ROYALS CROWNED
• UPDATED: Holy Redeemer sweeps district team titles
• A big step for the Heritage Trail
• Around the World with Leadership Lackawanna
• Community House presents Waverly Waddle
• Car Seat Checkup
• New Visions welcomes two exhibits
• Cognetti-Temperton top seed for District 2 doubles
• Abington Heights girls claim junior high track title
• Keystone opens NCAA play Wednesday after winning CSAC title
• Dallas and Redeemer teams, Coughlin’s Black lead WVC
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lackawanna wins region baseball title
• Final Lackawanna League boys' volleyball standings
• Dubravcak, Hughes, Ellsworth lead track seeds
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood knocked out of tennis tourney
• Desperation shot helps Parkhurst win D2 crown
• Lakeland National Honor Society students inducted
• Second Friday Art Walk tonight in Clarks Summit
• Gov. Corbett to undergo back surgery Monday
• Abington Business Association to host Men in Black finale, membership mixer
• Sack, Temperton advance to tennis semifinals
• Airport breaks ground on $5.2 million apron project
• Big bite for charity
• Four seek positions in Clarks Green Clarks Green Borough
• Dunkin' Brands, Inc., honors Northeastern Pa. franchisees with national award
• Civil War Road Show at Everhart
• Lackawanna Trail seniors honored
• Shades of spring
• Keystone's Meletiche, Frost, Shevchik honored by CSAC
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Gettysburg eliminates Scranton
• CSAC names Comstock Coach of the Year
• Governor approves $20 million for baseball stadium
• Comets win District 2-4 title
• Palmer seeded first in Class AAA singles
• DUI Sobriety Checkpoints and Roving Patrols
• Lackawanna County Commissioners meeting canceled
• Lakeland student wins 5K race
• Lackawanna Trail High School Principal J
• A.H. students earn career awards
• Annual art
• Lackawanna Trail Elementary Center Princ
• Scranton Tennis Club open house May 21
• Dean of Wyoming Seminary Middle School,
• LTHS senior an ‘anchor’ of the Lions’ attack
• Keystone College names men’s soccer coach
• Riverside High School names new head football coach
• Community Box Scores
• Junior Comets hold signups
• C.S. resident a first- team selection
• Working hard in the off season
• Knights outlast Comets
• Dicks Sporting Goods hosts PGA Tour
• ‘Veterans Through Time’
• Light up the night
• Summer camping trip planned Scouting Scene With Tyler VanGorder
• LIVE UPDATES: Lackawanna Track Conference Championships
• Zeleniak takes share of Player of Year award
• Ransom Crash Claims Child
• Community Calendar
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Fidelity invites public to plant flowers Saturday
• Dollars for Donnie committee formed
• Area children participate in World Laughter Day
• Resident receives award at Muhlenberg College
• Willowbrook celebrates Mother's Day
• Lackawanna Trail Marching Band Car Cruise and Cookout
• Mammoth Follies at The Scranton Cultural Center
• Crusaders’ Black, Redeemer teams star
• Iyoob receives Keystonian Award
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Conference titles produce NCAA berths
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: BBC, Marywood to meet for tennis title
• Teres named top Landmark rookie; McGurrin first-team star
• Marywood eliminates BBC in softball
• AH girls, VV boys win Jordan Relays titles
• Royals take control
• Lakeland's Arzie wins American Heart Association 5K race
• Engineer elected as officer
• Best of the Abingtons: Local Flavor
• Best of the Abingtons: Goods and Services
• Best of the Abingtons: Dining Out
• Best of the Abingtons: Professionals
• Route 6 in Lackawanna County now open
• Waverly Waddle set for May 14
• Civil War Road Show to visit Everhart Museum
• CS Senior Living to offer free classes
• From mom, with love
• Glory days
• Passionist priest will address Marywood
• AEIO honors
• How to build good credit Sound Finance With Eric Weinberg
• Kisendahl director receives honor from CIA
• Raymond N. Davis
• Ronald J. Bolesta Sr.
• Murphy sets May outreach
• Adrian P. Pivovarnik
• Opening day for softball
• University of Scranton hosts camps for athletes
• AH grad named pitcher of the week
• Youth soccer league registration ongoing
• Lady Comets hold on to lead
• Shortstop sparks Lakeland offense
• On their MARK
• Seniors shine in comeback win
• Comets take down Scranton Prep
• Students enrolled in Keystone College In
• Second mission for AH grad: Moldova
• Arts Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Final Lackawanna Track Conference standings
• Scranton Police need help identifying fraud, theft suspects
• UPDATED COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Royals pound Defenders, 30-7
• Baptist Bible's Rava named CSAC Rookie of the Year
• Moore named men's soccer coach at Keystone
• Community Medical Center to host open house, awards ceremony
• Benefit ball hosted April 30
• AHHS baseball and softball teams defeat West Scranton
• Recycling Club visits Clinton Township Factoryville Borough Joint Municipal Park
• Launch party May 14 for local music website Highway 81 Revisited
• Cougars, Lady Comets win Division 1 track titles
• Chris Carney lauds America's "tenacity"
• Abington Journal presents readers choice award winners
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Giants, Royals, Falcons sweep in baseball
• Lady Trojans win in overtime
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Royals continue baseball streak
• PA American Water requests rate hike
• LHS set to host Quiz Show
• S. Abington Elementary hosts 'Royal Wedding'
• UPDATED COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton women reach tennis final
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton, Marywood post big tennis wins
• Beverly J. Hontz-Rowlands
• Leora LaCoe
• Dawn Marie McHugh Aberth
• Edward Floyd Morristell
• Gary F. Mead
• Yolanda Ferrara Fellows
• Dave ‘Butch’ Benjamin
• Keystone to host CSAC Golf Championships April 29, 30
• Cedar BMX begins 30th season
• WNBA’s Sun and Silver Stars come to Wilkes- Barre for preseason face off
• Pitcher leads Comets in hits, batting average
• Abington Area Community Park hosts golf clinic
• Baptist Bible College extends softball, men’s tennis streaks
• ‘Double trouble’
• Warriors host 14U Fast Pitch Tournament
• Lackawanna County hold youth tennis clinics
• Event sweeps run Comets past Valley View
• Community Box Scores
• LIFE lessons
• Arts and Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Lacawac’s Music in the Forest Series opens with The Young Geezers May 7
• Cub Scouts visit Griffin Pond Animal Shelter
• Waverly Twp. presents plaque, hears recreation suggestions
• Consumer confidence on the rise
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: BBC extends softball, men's tennis streaks
• GOOD COP, BAD COP
• Allied to host 18th Annual Jack Newman Golf Classic
• Tobyhanna Federal Credit Union awards high school seniors
• Abington Community Library hosts guest reader
• Lakeside Players to present 'Double Occupancy' May 7 and 8
• Benjamin Jenkins, Jr.
• Making a ‘Masterpiece’
• WEDNESDAY COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Defenders win home finale
• Blue Cross/Blue Shield employees volunteer at Angel’s Attic
• Music Box presents “The Wedding Singer”
• Casey: Fed cash needed to fight gangs, drugs
• Mercy hospitals get new names
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Defenders post CSAC tennis win
• Mary Bernadette McDonnell Dreher
• Clarks Green holds off on Act 537 submission
• Architect denotes location for Waverly Twp. pavilion
• Joan J. Sylvester
• Cynthia Sherman Palmiter
• Cindy Kaye Meier Michaels
• NCCAA names Hall of Fame Class of 2011
• Keystone hosts summer basketball camps
• AHHS Annual Triathlon set for May 13
• Comets top Knights
• Baseball and softball boosters host ‘Cage’n Pasta’
• Community Box Scores
• Junior pitcher looks to lead Chiefs
• Gymnasts place at Pennsylvania competition
• Lackawanna Trail pitching holds Meteors in check
• AHHS grad to lead college team
• Comets defeat Lakeland
• Leading by example
• A league of their own
• Newton tables road ordinance
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Pacers down Giants in tennis
• Arts & Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Some treatment facilities will stop getting shale water
• Jaya Yoga holds grand opening
• Lions defeat Montrose
• Lackawanna Trail teachers discuss bullying
• Endless Mountains Nature Center offers summer day camps
• Children Series continues at Scranton Cultural Center
• Misericordia University hosts Entrepreneurship Challenge
• AHHS softball and baseball boosters host "Cage’n Pasta"
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Bresnahan ties for second in conference
• Celebrity Bartender event for Griffin Pond April 21 at Bistocchi's
• Countryside Community Church Warm Hugs outreach
• McDonald's restaurant owner to be honored by Junior Achievement
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Keystone tops Marywood
• Police: Teens stole truck, fuel from Eckel’s Farm
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Royals hammer Pacers
• Northeast native to lead State Police
• Barry Bonds found guilty on one count of obstruction
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: BBC tops Keystone
• Eagle Cleaners offers boot cleaning
• Residents review landfill benefits
• James J. Culleton
• Verizon donates to Griffin Pond shelter
• Softball team, coaches donate
• Second base key to Lady Comets’ offense
• Lackawanna Trail senior looks to return to states
• Trail senior pitcher rounding into form
• Comets overpower Trojans
• Officials: PNC Field repairs minimal
• BUNNY business
• Name:
• Book Sale April 16 at Dalton library
• Dancing at Our Lady of Peace
• Candidate night set for May 4 in Wyoming County
• ‘Bonding’ with Rotary
• Vocational students address A.H. board
• No to Knox
• Commission stock waters
• Community Calendar
• Arts & Entertainment Calendar
• Allied to Hold 18th Annual Jack Newman Golf Classic
• CareGivers America participates in Federal Lobby Day
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton wins golf invitational
• Keystone College to host 'The Gathering'
• Lackawanna Trail cheerleaders honored
• Area philanthropists to be honored by the Little Sisters of the Poor
• Scranton police ask help in identifying theft suspect
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lackawanna sweeps at home
• Gavin finishes second at U.S. Open
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: McKeown reaches milestone in Marywood loss
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lackawanna's Pensak wins 200th game
• THURSDAY COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton, Marywood extend streaks
• Glen Oak hosts 'Men In Black' in Clarks Summit
• Abington Heights softball donates to homeless
• Keystone College hosts President’s Advisory Council
• Clarks Summit Centennial Planning Committee unveils banners
• Dr. Robert D’Alessandri Steps Down as TCMC President
• Missing teen sought
• Clarks Green Assembly of God hosts clothing drop off shed
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood romps in men's lacrosse
• Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission stock waters at Lackawanna Lake
• Trail hosts conference
• Clarks Summit couple Alumni of the Year
• Area professor’s research presented at conference
• Eighth grade Keeping It Real
• Rockathon earns check for Little Sisters of the Poor
• Kaplan University
• Penn State students participate in marketing competition
• Marywood Architecture Gallery named for Hawks
• Area students part of winning mock trial team
• TCMC hosts Catch’10 Cardiac Symposium
• Technology students awarded
• Miners set to compete at the Virginia Beach Sportsplex
• Dale R. Ziesemer
• Reinhold G. Schneidereit
• Emma Gene ‘Fritz’ Ayers Brown
• Buckle up
• U of S Club competes in Judo event
• Abington wins All-Star Championship
• Trail football standout returns home for special visit
• Community Calendar
• Arts & Entertainment Calendar
• Legislators propose a Public Integrity Commission
• Trojans remain unbeaten, knock off Tunkhannock
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood, Keystone players honored by CSAC
• Abington win Backcourt Hoops 6th grade Gold Division Championship
• Our Lady of the Peace hosts Father Daughter Dance
• March sets record for slots revenue in state
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Zeleniak, D'Achille keep piling up numbers
• Lackawanna Valley Trout Unlimited holds Conservation and Youth Education Banquet
• Museum Without Walls set for April 7
• Abington Heights School District holds reception for Title I parents
• Friends of the Abington Community Library hold book sale
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Royals, Pacers win conference openers
• Marywood website goes "nuts" for April Fool's Day
• Evening of Fine Food & Wine April 3 at Scranton Cultural Center
• Holocaust-themed painting on display at First Presbyterian Church in Clarks Summit
• Abington wins All-Star Championship
• Two NEPA Red Cross chapters merge
• New Visions Studio to host re-opening event May 6
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Capalbo tosses no-hitter
• Volunteers gather donations for Pediatric Enhancement Project
• American Red Cross of Susquehanna and Wyoming Counties merge
• Fruehan leads Red to all-star victory
• Fighting for children’s lives
• Carnival of Chinese Opera comes to Scranton
• Positive outlook
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood downs BBC in baseball
• Order halts bath salt sales in Scranton
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton's Zeleniak sets another record
• Film Fest schedule set
• County Women’s Basketball League now forming
• Comets’ leading rushers commits to Mercyhurst College
• BBC names new coaches for soccer, volleyball
• Birchwood wraps up Friday night tennis
• FNCB sponsoring golf classic
• Uof S guard named to first team All-Middle Atlantic
• Lackawanna County hosts women’s golf clinics
• Basketball leagues now forming
• Area volleyball teams optimistic
• Autism Classic set for June 13
• Team Much Love wins MDA Muscle Walk
• Holy Cross basketball team wins All-Star Championship
• Clarks Summit fighter remains unbeaten
• Keystone College honors athletes
• Community Box Scores
• Showcasing SKILLS
• Comets win opener
• Superseding indictment filed against Cordaro and Munchak
• Living the dream
• Royal Athlete of the Week named
• Lackawanna Trail students among contest winners of “Be Money Wi$e”
• Report finds air pollution harms Pennsylvania wildlife
• CMC to raise funds for Japanese earthquake victims
• Friends of the Abington Community Library Spring Book Sale set for April 2
• Red Cross responds in Carbondale
• Misericordia Players present the musical within a comedy, ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Keystone baseball players honored
• Louisville season comes to an end
• Roberts, Cianci post Cage Fight wins
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Royals end tough trip
• Comets win volleyball opener
• FNCB presents co-presenting sponsorship to 2011 Allied Services Jack Newman Golf Classic
• Students from one of the nation’s premier music conservatories to perform with Scranton Singers
• Lakeland feeling effects of Pa. budget cuts
• Griffin Pond Animal Shelter plans Pet Walk June 12
• General Hospital star to appear at grand opening of Jaya Yoga Studio
• Electronic waste recycling event March 24 through 26
• United Way, University of Scranton offer free tax help April 2
• Waverly Community House announces spring classes for young artists
• Evening Lackawanna County Commissioners meeting canceled
• Scranton jeweler 'The Office' ring choice in NBC promo
• Spring snow day in the Abingtons
• PennDOT lifts some speed restrictions, maintains speed limits on Northeastern Pennsylvania Interstate
• Pet of the Week: Brutus
• Peace and Justice Center to host 18th annual dinner April 11
• S. Abington halts sewer plan draft
• Board announces upcoming Park events
• ‘Community Counts’ to host Coalition, Defense Fund
• Joint sewer board OKs deed transfer
• C.G. gives to Little League
• Pack 251 hosts Pinewood Derby for Cub Scouts
• Abington Heights High School offers swimming classes beginning April 4
• Proclamations for Red Cross Month, March
• Off and running
• Softball teams look to build on past success
• Ruby eager to join Comets
• Area swimmers excel at PIAA Championships
• Area baseball teams adjusting to changes this season
• ‘COLORS of INDIA’
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• Waverly Comm hosts Fitness Challenge
• Dunmore reaches state final
• Arts & Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Fan-driven art
• Danzig to play for father at U of S
• Monster of comedy, Breuer, in W-B
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Zeleniak sets school record
• Reading ROCKS
• New Story Fund awards $25,000 to area families
• Green Ridge Youth present ‘Music Man’ March 26, 27
• Twirlettes peform in NYC parade
• Eagle Cleaners recognized by Toys For Tots
• Public invited to the Mercy Diabetes Center Alert Day
• Celebration of COLOR
• Ladies Auxiliary hosts St. Patrick's Day fundraiser
• Waverly Township donates police car to Lackawanna College
• John Heinz Rehab Autism Classic awarded Champions for Charity Sponsorship
• Watercolor, friendship inspire at Lackawanna Trail Elementary Center
• Lady Comets place 22nd
• Michael Shutlock
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lady Royals roll in lacrosse
• Cash 5 ticket worth more than $300,000 sold in Clarks Summit
• Keystone College hosts Youth and Government Day
• Abington all-star team wins championship
• T-R Technology Solutions donates to 2011 Allied Services Jack Newman Golf Classic
• Actors Circle presents “Dial ‘M’ for Murder”
• PIAA SWIMMING: Classics finish 10th in team standings
• Clarks Summit couple named Alumni of the Year
• AHHS senior honored
• March is Red Cross Month
• PIAA SWIMMING: Campo takes silver medal
• Police: Summit man hit two cars, fled from officers
• Dear Diary
• Meals on Wheels hosts Mayors for Meals Day March 23
• ‘Positively Crossing America and Back’
• Leadership Lackawanna sponsors a “Happy Hour for Hunger”
• Munley, Munley & Cartwright, P.C. ranked among best firms
• Lupus group offers more than support
• Some Sirius bread - AUDIO
• Dr. Thea Harrington, vice president of a
• Missions Conference, Day of Prayer bring focus
• Lackawanna Trail Jr. /Sr. High School Pr
• AHMS Students of the Month for January
• Parents’ night was held for the se
• Waverly to hire police chief
• Missions trip, traveling ministry planned during break at BBC
• Keystone professor co-authors paper for scientific journal
• Lackawanna Trail High honors seniors, parents
• JV team wraps season
• Northeast Travel Soccer League hosts registration
• Community Box Scores
• ‘Free Throw’ champion
• Gators break record
• NEPA Miners football announces March 19 tryouts
• Lions’ Laytos earns medal at state tournament
• Upper Dublin defeats Lady Comets on the court
• Comets force OVERTIME
• M.D. offers tips to keep athletes safe
• Penn State students participate in marketing competition
• Allentown Central Catholic defeats Abington Heights
• Sorvino still considers Miller among the greatest
• Keystone College students provide tax assistance
• Comm blood drive honors area moms
• Lady Cardinals eliminate Lady Comets
• Lackawanna trail High School presents "Once Upon a Mattress"
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton starts 3-1 in baseball
• PIAA WRESTLING: Laytos finishes seventh
• PIAA BASKETBALL: Old Forge boys, Dunmore girls win
• PIAA WRESTLING: Title quest ends, but Laytos clinches medal
• Church plans protest at funeral for seven children in central PA
• Chess board hid heroin shipment, police say
• Harlem Wizards play at Keystone College April 12
• College fair set for April 11
• Allied celebrates National Nutrition Month
• Area students to perform at Carnegie Hall
• Laytos is on Trail to making history
• PIAA WRESTLING: Laytos, Craig reach quarterfinalsEr
• Rival broadcaster purchasing Citadel
• Ash Wednesday in the Abingtons
• Priest attacked by man high on bath salts
• All Saints Academy second quarter honor roll
• C.S. OKs ban
• The Scranton Chinese School hosts Chinese New Year Festival
• BASKETBALL PREDICTIONS: PIAA first round
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: BBC sweeps softball opener
• Abington Heights grad’s versatility helps Muhlenberg on court
• SWB Yankees GM accepts position at AHSD
• Bianchi reaches milestone in playoff win
• They are the champions
• BOUND for states
• EPIC trip
• Teamwork at the Klondike Derby Scouting Scene With Tyler VanGorder
• Name
• Community Counts asks ACOG to gas drilling event
• First Liberty contributes to Diocese
• ABPA names Festival of Ice winners
• Welcome new members Rotary Club of the Abingtons With Leah Ducato Rudolph
• Advanced Imaging Specialists hires C.S. resident
• Creative competition
• National Merit Scholar finalists named
• Clark family branches out
• AH board rejects charter
• Students commended at L.T.
• Worth their WEIGHT
• Bullies beware
• Subway passes McDonald's in store numbers
• PIAA PLAYOFF CAPSULE: Class AAA girls
• PIAA PLAYOFF CAPSULE: Class AAA boys
• County taking ‘no blarney’ at St. Pat’s Parade
• PIAA PLAYOFF CAPSULE: Class AAAA girls
• Arts & Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• SWB Yankees GM accepts position at AHSD
• Blake calls state budget cuts 'alarmingly deep'
• Obstructed view causes crash in Clarks Summit
• Novelist Tess Gerritsen to speak in Scranton
• Salvation Army dinner recognizes those who help
• BASKETBALL PREDICTIONS: State play-in games
• Tigers fall a win short of making state playoffs
• World renowned violinist to perform March 22 at Wyoming Seminary
• Member, officer of the Greater Scranton Area Roaring Ramblers Toastmaster club receives award
• Spring break schedule set at BBC&S
• Gourmet Gala set for March 27
• Balanced attack leads Pacers
• Laytos repeats regional title
• Scranton Prep's Nonnenberg finishes with four gold medals
• PIAA basketball playoffs taking shape
• Classics reach state tournament
• Tigers fall a win short of making state playoffs
• Craig, Granahan, Laytos reach regional semifinals
• Abington Heights girls in swimming lead
• DISTRICT 2 BASKETBALL: Lady Bucks with sixth straight
• Success is ‘Justice’ for Rev Theory’s dedication
• County girls' swimmers start strong
• Three-car collision sends three to hospital in Clarks Summit
• BASKETBALL PREDICTIONS: District 2 finals
• Keystone College to present The Quietmen in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day
• Lackawanna Trail cheerleaders honored
• 'De-mystifying Financial Literacy for All Ages' at Abington Community Library
• Daffodil Days ahead
• District 2 basketball sites and times altered
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood teams knocked out of ECAC basketball
• To Box or not to Box?
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood breaks out for 28 runs
• Lady Comets defeat Wyoming Valley West
• Royals pick right time for revenge
• DISTRICT 2 ROUNDUP: Dunmore tops Mid Valley for fourth time
• Area students have earned dean’s l
• Lions honored for sportsmanship
• Pace Setters plan clinics
• Defender teams set for spring seasons
• Lions fall to Hawkeyes
• Comets get it done in overtime
• AHHS divers finish season
• Comets find help off the bench
• Comets, Lions each advance three
• Mass marks 100
• Junior League hosts Cinderella’s Closet
• Name
• Women’s Guild hosts annual Day of Reflection
• Elk holds Ski for Lupus Day
• Amelia Bedelia visits Lackawanna Trail
• KidDilly expo for safety March 5
• Trip to Ellis Island
• Making math count
• DISTRICT BASKETBALL: Dunmore girls edge Mid Valley
• Regional Bridge Building Competition held at the Viewmont Mall
• First Presbyterian Church of Clarks Summit presents 'Billie's Diary'
• Lakeland High School offers free preschool program
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Pacers sweep in baseball opener
• BASKETBALL PREDICTIONS: District 2 semifinals
• Residents host Oscar-themed party at Amici
• Abington Heights middle school student to perform at Carnegie Hall
• Clarks Summit Senior Living shares spirit of Valentine's Day
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Paterson places in ECAC meet
• Classics dominate swimming seeds
• Craig, Laytos repeat wrestling titles
• Lee third; Gibbons sixth in diving
• DISTRICT 2 BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Vikings, Crusaders advance in OT
• Wednesday playoff schedule set
• DISTRICT 2 BASKETBALL: Prep, West girls win
• Tigers 135-pounder pains 3A foes
• H.S. BOYS BASKETBALL
• Mounts looking good in 2A event
• UPDATED DISTRICT 2 BASKETBALL: Abington Heights wins in double OT
• Scranton’s 2011 Distinguished Author as interesting as his characters
• BASKETBALL PREDICTIONS: Saturday's district games
• Title hunts begin BOYS PREVIEW
• Students recognized for artistic talents
• RECENT DISTRICT 2 BOYS CHAMPIONS
• Mohawks, Mounts at top of 2A
• Class 3A bracket looks wide open GIRLS PREVIEW
• DISTRICT 2 BOYS PLAYOFF GLANCE
• Big showdown anticipated at 189 in Class 3A
• WVC garners 16 top seeds for districts
• District basketball playoff predictions
• Friends of NRA plan annual banquet
• Area residents win golf tournament
• Traveling in Time - VIDEO
• Ransom approves extensions
• Novelist is Scranton’s 2011 Distinguished Author
• Comets advance
• Gwynedd-Mercy knocks out Keystone
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Comets down Cougars
• Community Box Scores
• Keystone athlete leads All Conference selections
• Royal teams honored
• Blazing a TRAIL of success
• Keystone advances to semifinals
• Win a ‘slugfest’
• Lions, Comets take two titles each
• Lions too much for Montrose
• Pink Zone remembers Grimaldi
• Chiefs, Lady Chiefs Lady Lions fall in qualifier
• James U. Priscaro
• Art in spring
• Margaret E. Male
• Resident appointed to ABIM Workgroup
• Businesses prepare for Red Cross month
• Name
• Marworth Treatment Center announces counseling staff changes
• Arts & Entertainment Calendar
• Community Calendar
• A look at 'Organic Darkroom'
• All Star Cheer Academy’s Senior Level III crowned national champions
• Ice gets 'proper' treatment in Clarks Summit
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: BBC women eliminated from CSAC playoffs
• GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Riverside, Scranton Prep win seeding games
• Lackawanna Trail advances
• Waltzing at the Clarks Summit Festival of Ice
• Abington Heights Middle School students participate in Teens for Jeans
• District 2 basketball sites set
• Lions, Comets take two titles each
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Keystone advances; Marywood eliminated
• HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Cougars, Comets, Lady Vikes qualify
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Cougars, Classics, Lady Crusaders advance
• Local businesses prepare for Red Cross month
• 'Random Moments' at Camerawork gallery beginning March 4
• County Coroner to speak at Abington Community Library
• Comets Swimming and Diving teams celebrate Senior Day
• Quilt auction to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Cougars, Hornets advance
• COLLEGES: Lady Defenders, Pacers land playoff spots
• Lions rally past Meteors
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Riverside, Trail win division titles
• Peterson leads BBC to victory
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Girls' playoffs open
• STREET art
• 10 tons of fun
• Frozen moments
• Turning a page
• Fire and ice
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Classics clinch title
• Boys' basketball playoff dates adjusted
• Final Lackawanna League boys' basketball standings
• HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Knights blast Comets
• Trail senior signs with Shippensburg University
• UTA names high kicker
• Colonial States conference announces 2010 Fall All-Academic Team
• Twirls to benefit St. Joseph’s Center
• Hitting Clinic Feb. 20
• Batter up
• Riverfront hosts softball clinic
• Giants pick up eight rankings
• Blue Ribbon gala for Marley’s cause
• Sharing sweet memories
• Host for a Day campaign underway at kitchen
• Name:
• Dress for Success show set for March 30
• Abington Meadows shares with Griffin Pond shelter
• Dalton resident wins honor scholarship
• SCIENCE at the source
• Lackawanna Trail young wrestlers place in tournament
• Abington Heights students assist Marley's Mission
• Guiderail work will restrict lanes Feb. 15 on I-81 NB Susquehanna County
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: BBC women win again
• Elan Gardens gets to the heart of the matter
• “Thursday Talks!” discusses pets
• Lackawanna League sets girls' playoffs for district berths
• Final Lackawanna League girls' basketball standings
• Montrose, Lackawanna Trail headed for boys' playoff
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Dunmore, Mid Valley tie for first
• Scranton Prep girls dominate swimming championships
• Lackawanna Trail senior signs with Shippensburg University
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Juniata sweeps Scranton
• Pet of the week: Olive
• Science fair at Waverly Elementary out of this world
• Reception at First National Bank a precursor to Clarks Summit Festival of Ice
• Keystone College to present ‘Vagina Monologues’
• Joe Ohrin to headline Scranton Cultural Center
• WVIA presents world premiere of documentary about actor, playwright and Scranton native Jason Miller
• PAI offers scholarship
• Night in Green Ridge to benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation
• HIGH SCHOOLS: West girls close in on title
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood sweeps Keystone
• Complementary businesses open in Spruce space
• Calif. man arrested in Abingtons for speeding, stalking
• Community Calendar
• Arts & Entertainment
• New YEAR, new traditions
• Cupid at The Comm
• Captured fugitive facing up to 10 more years
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Scranton clinches at least tie for title
• QuickBooks training in Carbondale
• Joseph P. Lukus
• Church celebrates pastor
• Lorraine Goliash
• Helen Buranich
• Factoryville Civic League awards Person of the Year
• BBC women knock off Marywood
• Uof S guard hoping for repeat
• Pacers rally past Defenders
• Mohegan Sun Casino hosts sports memorabilia show
• Lady Lions defeat Wallenpaupack
• Catching up with old friends
• Fourth quarter surge lifts Comets
• Cuttino, Conklin named Athletes of the Month
• BBC forward named to CSAC Honor Roll
• Dalton UTA owner earns high honors
• LIONS finish Chiefs on court
• Lady Comet excels in new role
• A Titan coaching change
• Dunmore teacher resigns, facing charges
• Keystone names Athletes of the Month
• 'Book of Snow,' classical guitar at The Music Studio Feb. 17
• “Electric City: Tracks to Our Past” project group hosting Happy Hour Feb. 11
• America's Next Top Model to host Open Casting Call at Shoppes at Montage
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Lady Foresters dump last unbeaten team
• Pacers rally past Defenders
• Titans hire Scranton native Munchak as new head coach
• Love and Laughter
• Dickson City company wins Governor’s Award for Safety Excellence
• Congressmen Barletta and Marino live from Washington, D.C. on the next State of Pennsylvania
• Full house for Coxton campaign kick-off
• Cupid at the Comm
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Royals overcome injury
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Scranton routs Wallenpaupack
• Abington Christian Academy unites community members, literacy
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Gwynedd-Mercy ends Marywood streak
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Scranton boys, Riverside girls alone in leads
• Abington Heights High School hosts career fair
• Rec board elects officers
• Rossi signs with Akron
• Coxton kicks off campaign at The Banshee
• Speed Limit Restored on most roadways
• Pet of the Week: Leo
• James R. Sullivan Sr.
• AHHS student semifinalist in Scholarship Program
• Professor Anita Stone Appleton
• Keystone College cheerleaders gain national honors
• AH grad posts win for University of Scranton
• Kickathon benefits Griffin Pond
• Community Box Scores
• Comets squeak by Cavaliers
• Mansfield University hosts baseball clinic
• Keystone baseball picks up second pre-season ranking
• C.S. resident vital component for Ithaca
• Big second-half lifts AH over Classics
• Tough defense leads Lady Chiefs over Lackawanna Trail
• Keystone player again named CSAC Men’s Basketball Player of the Week
• Senior guard earns second Athlete of the Week honor
• Lions honor senior wrestlers
• The Lions’ wrestling family
• Spin on fun
• Local Red Cross prepares for winter storm
• Community Calendar
• Arts & Entertainment Calendar
• Local wine kiosks are dispensing again
• PennDOT announces updates for motorists
• Griffin Pond receives grant from Pepsi
• 2-day storm will make area roads dangerous
• Misercordia women get past Baptist Bible
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Riverside ends Dunmore streak
• First storm of February closes Abington area schools
• Bird Identification for Beginners at Endless Mountain Nature Center
• Pinewood Derby hosted at Waverly Community House
• Powerful workshops, speakers at fourth annual Church Ministries Conference
• WinterDAZE events, concert draw crowds to campus
• Clarks Summit resident to teach Schemel Forum course
• Keystone College President, First Lady to chair American Red Cross dinner, auction
• PHEAA’s state grant application now linked from FAFSA
• The Commonwealth Medical College presents benefit performances of 'The Vagina Monologues'
• Art, history come to life at University Gallery Workshops for area schools
• COLLEGES: Pacers, Lady Royals extend streaks
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Crusaders bounce back
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Lady Invaders, Lady Bucks still perfect in league
• Munchak a finalist for Titans head coach job?
• Girl Scout Troop 50273 contribute to community
• Philharmonic to perform with 'The Texas Tenors' in February
• Highland Associates donates design to Boys & Girls Clubs of NEPA
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Butts leads BBC win
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Crusaders, Lions fall
• University of Scranton honors Clarks Summit resident
• Award-winning film screens in Scranton
• HIGH SCHOOLS: North Pocono, Lakeland girls win
• Dalton teacher guides students to First Friday
• Walmart drops plans for store near Civil War battlefield
• Icy images
• Class on diabetes dining slated to begin February 25
• Keystone sweeps road basketball doubleheader
• Pet of the Week: Amelia
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Prep wins girls' swimming showdown
• Hurricane brewing
• Students join fight against cancer
• More than 500 attend Janet Rothenberg Memorial Meet
• U of S guard reaches 1500-point plateau
• AH grad named ‘Diver of the Week’
• Area’s best compete at LTHS
• AH wrestler perfects mechanics on the mat
• NEPA Miners host auction
• Keystone soccer coach steps down
• Riverfront Sports hosts softball clinics
• Lakeland boys look to bounce back at home
• Comets ready to begin second half
• AH player commits to Villanova football
• Lions: first- half champs
• Abington APTITUDE
• ‘InFected’ for cause
• Community support continues
• Spotless Cleaners donates to shelter
• Library hosts Steelers raffle
• DEP investigating Tioga County gas well incident
• Arts & Entertainment
• Community Calendar
• Bird boxes, recycling at Camp Kestral children’s workshop
• Abington Heights students share talents to assist Darfur
• Keystone College cheerleaders gain national honors
• Cold breaks 48-year-old day record
• Marywood sweeps BBC in basketball
• Lackawanna Trail downs Blue Ridge in playoff
• Knights, Lions win first-half titles
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Holy Cross impressive in swimming invitational
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Royals keep rolling
• Lions hold on for playoff win
• Scranton, West headed for playoff
• Holy Cross wins half; two playoffs still needed
• Shelter shindig
• Snow patrol
• HIGH SCHOOLS: West, Dunmore girls win titles
• Marino selects regional office sites
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lackawanna men unbeaten at home
• Comedian aims to deliver honest laughs
• Lady Comets, Comets swim teams defeat Elk Lake
• Ransom eyes development, rifle range
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Lions suffer first league loss
• Abington Heights' Craig chooses Villanova for football
• Washo: ‘My contribution has been made’
• Pet of the Week: Blanche
• Igniting memories
• Autism group hosts safety conference
• Chilly crafts
• United in Song
• Taking flight
• OZ within their grasp
• Local libraries host Winter Book Club for Grownups
• Love of words drove C.S. historian, poet
• Hail to the chief
• Cardiac Rehabilitation staffers speak at Mended Hearts meeting
• BBC to present Mentoring Summit
• Boy Scouts present Silver Beaver Award
• AHMS hosts Camp Invention
• Former AD reviews a decade
• University hosts baseball showcase
• Cedar BMX rider named National Champion
• BBC junior named Player of the Week
• Lackawanna County golf clinic begins Feb. 28
• AAGSL plans registration, clinics for 2011 season
• Keystone College baseball picks up pre-season ranking
• West steals victory from A.H.
• Motocross invades Mohegan Sun Arena Feb. 18, 19
• College roundup: Keystone sweeps BBC
• C.S. native Athlete of the Week at U of S
• Community Box Scores
• Becoming a leader
• Lions overpower Warriors to remain perfect in league play
• A.H., Prep girls basketball teams host Pink Night January 28
• Defense leads Comets to win
• West Scranton defeats Abington Heights Lady Comets
• Clarks Summit Borough hosts events for their Centennial
• Valley View Middle School student donates to the Griffin Pond Animal Shelter
• WVIA TV hosts program on the topic of bullying
• Clarks Summit Elementary students donate pajamas for the Great Bedtime Story Pajama Drive
• Regis Philbin to depart Regis and Kelly
• UPDATED COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Keystone sweeps BBC
• HIGH SCHOOLS: West steals victory from AH
• Lackawanna County woman to be honored as Activist of the Year by Pennsylvania Progressive Summit
• St. John the Baptist Russian Orthodox Cathedral presents annual Yolka.
• Autism Awareness event hosted by Abington Heights High School student supports buddy programs
• Dalton Fire Company, Auxiliary install officers
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Invaders still unbeaten
• Actor Paul Sorvino dines at Pittston’s Palazzo 53
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Murray scores 1,000th point
• Steve Carell to leave 'The Office' before season finale
• A LOOK at life
• Canvas of memories
• Keystone College students volunteer for community service
• Student body honors LTSD board members
• Marywood swim teams sweep
• Therapeutic art at Allied
• Piano makes season bright
• Area students in Lock Haven recital
• Association for the Blind benefits
• Steamtown celebrates Black History Month
• Special delivery
• Holiday season, Scout-style Scouting Scene With Tyler VanGorder
• Scranton Rescue Mission, Angel Food Ministries join forces
• March for Life walk set for Jan. 24
• A wave to 100
• Paving way for spring
• Bunnell Hardware: then and now
• Fire in Benton Township
• AH superintendent eyes electricity bids
• Pet of the Week: Jodi
• Information sought on missing Wyoming teenage girl
• Frozen fishing
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Invaders, Vikings, Lions win
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Keystone baseball receives national ranking
• Waverly Township: It’s official
• ACOG discusses name, tax money
• Scranton Chamber supports Women’s Resource Center
• Arrest warrant issued for C.S. resident
• Park plans for 2011
• Seven graduate from Executive Program
• SBDC aids business startups
• Freestyle motocross action invades Wilkes-Barre
• AH swimmers aim to improve
• NEPA Miners welcome former Eagle
• Local netters shine in tournament
• Lions’ first- year wrestler a natural
• Lackawanna County hosts Winter Golf Clinic
• Keystone College names December Athletes of the Month
• Summit Wrestling Club gives back
• Uof S hosts baseball showcase
• Miners looking for assistant coaches
• Community Calendar
• Arts & Entertainment
• Natural winter options beckon in the Abingtons
• Celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with song
• Keystone College hosts FBLA Conference
• UPDATED COLLEGE ROUNDUP: BBC men win in double overtime
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Lady Comets, Invaders, Foresters win
• Yudichak, Blake given committee posts
• Geico presents "Chocoholic Frolic"
• PHEAA offers free help in completing the FAFSA
• PennDOT driver license, photo centers closed Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Bridge deck repairs to impact southbound traffic on I-476 Clarks Summit
• All Saints Academy Forensics team competes
• Summit Wrestlers donate to Toys for Tots
• Chaucer Press honored as high growth firm
• Frontier Communications to host disaster preparedness webcast
• Volunteer Fair Jan. 17 planned in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Invaders alone in first
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton sweeps basketball doubleheader
• Three County players picked for Big 33 Game
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Riverside, Holy Cross keep rolling
• Cabrini stops Keystone men
• UPDATED HIGH SCHOOLS: Dunmore downs Riverside
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lackawanna women suffer first loss
• Boy seeks refuge in ‘Quiet Cowboy’
• Home is where the ART is
• VINTAGE theme, modern convenience
• Christmas the Orthodox way
• Boy Scouts 13th Annual Merit Badge College slated for Jan. 8
• Seminary Civic Orchestra concert in January
• Anniversary festivities begin in January
• Ransom Road Master on new salt ‘...it’s helping us’
• Free stroke rehab screenings begin Jan. 20
• Additional Chicago flight from Avoca added
• Spartans outlast Chiefs to win Turonis Tournament
• Lady Comets win in overtime
• Riverfront hosts softball clinic
• Name
• ParenteBeard LLC presents check to Allied
• RIT to offer math competition for deaf, hard-of-hearing students
• Allied presents seminar on running injuries
• Eleanor West Goodwin
• U of S seniors start recycling program for off-campus students
• “Be a Santa to a Senior”
• Girl Scouts visit Griffin Pond Animal Shelter
• AHHS students learn about NED
• UNICO hosts fundraiser Jan. 29 at Genetti’s
• Lakeland Marching Band performs at UMASS
• Martha Sparks
• Regina Gerrity
• Willowbrook Senior Living Community resident wins contest
• AHHS senior wrestler steps into leadership role this season
• Brown’s owners pumped for 2011 improvements
• Lions dominate in Tunkhannock
• Community Calendar
• Arts & Entertainment Calendar
• I-81 rest area closed this afternoon
• Senior Networking Alliance hosts Holiday Breakfast in Clarks Summit
• Everhart holiday camp aimed to 'Dazzle'
• First Night Scranton 2011 aimed to entertain
• Feb. 2 breakfast seminar in Scranton aims to help resolve workplace conflicts
• Abington Heights defeats Scranton Prep in overtime
• Condensed winter classes at Baptist Bible geared to help students advance
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Lady Comets hand Classics first loss
• Florida news report says McNulty candidate for Miami job
• Ransom approves 2011 budget
• A magic show with a side of COMEDY
• Laytos wins title at Tunkhannock Kiwanis Tournament
• Unbeaten Popple has perfection pinned down
• Point of view
• CCD students discover true meaning of Christmas at Our Lady of the Snows
• Teenager seeks funding for monument
• Lakeland Chiefs advance in Turonis Tournament
• Mid Valley defeats Lakeland for Camoni Tournament title
• Schutz’s win highlights Kiwanis Tournament
• No tax increase for 2011 in Dalton
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Trail boys win tournament title
• AH lineman among first-team choices
• Howard Gardner at stalemate with Abington Heights School Board
• Community Bank, FNB to merge
• OLP students earn Prep scholarships
• lakeland high school honor roll
• lackawanna trail honor rollshigh school
• elementary
• Winner plans to keep ‘fun alive’
• Classics best Comets
• AH soccer star transfers from PSU
• Coach: AH senior ‘complete player’
• Lions, Lady Chiefs victorious
• Trail junior looking to build on last year’s success
• Area players named to All State Soccer
• At the height of his career
• Joined in Jazz
• Name
• Eagle Cleaners donates to shelter
• Buddhist classes begin Jan. 6
• Comm Bancorp, Inc. and F.N.B. Corporation set to merge January 1, 2011
• AH hears case for Gardner charter
• Classics win tourney title, remain unbeaten
• "Frankenstein," the Book and a Play
• Christmas Eve Jazz Service hosted at First Presbyterian Church of Clarks Summit
• UPDATED: O'Donnell sparks rally by Lady Comets
• Dunmore boys edge Scranton Prep
• Scranton turns back Holy Cross, 70-61
• Defense carries Classics into final
• CareGivers host ribbon cutting
• Brimming with creativity
• Waverly Christmas
• Deacons, Scouts and community members donate
• Ballet Theatre of Scranton presents “The Nutcracker”
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Lions beat defending champs in opener
• Boyarsky, Filarsky named second-team all-state
• AHMS students display artwork
• Wreath making with Abby Peck spans generations
• The tradition continues
• Show of support
• S. Abington discusses sewer issues
• Hard work paying off for Abington Heights wrestler
• Comets extend win streak
• Cathy Hardaway and Warren Acker were swo
• Rebecca Jane Gryczko
• Local student wins scholarship program
• Pauline Sirotnak Dalbo U of S hosts event
• Students visit Highland Associates
• Tompkinsville United Methodist Church hosts New Year’s Dinner
• AHHS girls relay team places first at invitational
• Community Box Scores
• Lions earn first win over Chiefs
• Kromko colored friends’ worlds
• Lady Comets thwarts Valley View comeback
• Mid Valley wins Lions’ basketball tournament
• SEASONAL architects
• Pipeline on proposed range discussed in Ransom
• Children & Youth receive donations
• Christmases near and far
• SCOLA training workshops begin Jan. 4
• Wine kiosks to go offline tonight
• Riverside's Talerico named Class A Player of the Year
• New area code set for NW PA
• HIGH SCHOOLS: DePietro leads NP win
• Combined Federal Campaign seeks campaign administrator for 2011 campaign
• Royals donate to North Scranton Head Start
• University of Scranton hosts free Christmas Day breakfast
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Comets, Spartans, Vikings win
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lady Royals down Pacers
• Sale of St. Michael’s is finalized
• Marino gets on two key committees
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Callejas gets 300th career win
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Scranton Prep girls post impressive basketball, swimming victories
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Clairton mounts rally after Riverside outburst.
• Bells will be ringing
• Luzerne County’s GOP head to work for Marino
• New Scranton president: ‘No job can be too tough’
• Robert Dale Chorale to present Messiah Sing-Along
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Chiefs beat Rangers
• ’Tis the season to give
• Pet of the Week: Lightning
• U of S sets 'major announcement'
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Scranton Prep wins in wrestling, girls' swimming
• Colleen Marie Sullivan
• Darryll Martin Ceccoli
• Pringle E. Snyder
• LT board names president
• Joy Szuhay
• S.O.B.E.R. festivities honors retired Lourdesmont leader
• Lakeland begins bullying prevention
• Keystone athlete honored by CSAC
• Royals men and women’s soccer teams honored for academics by NSCAA
• Mansfield hosts baseball clinic
• Lakeland grad leads BBC
• Community Box Scores
• Prep begins swim season
• Eating with the LIONS
• Clarks Summit runner catches his first diamond
• Coach predicts All-American year for former AHHS diver
• Showing promise
• AHHS divers shine at school’s invitational
• Tigers run away with a win
• SANTA in sight
• Festival of Trees raises funds, spirits
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow to visit Clarks Summit Dec. 19
• Dalton player earns tennis award from Wyoming Seminary Upper School
• Waverly Community House hosts Santa breakfast
• The 'Rocky' of West Scranton
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood, Scranton beat regional rivals
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Old Forge reaches Marseco final
• HIGH SCHOOLS: West girls down Dunmore
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Riverside reaches state final
• Waverly Woman's Club hosts holiday luncheon
• First and second-year coaches aim to continue legacy
• Electric Theatre Co. presents two weeks of Dickens
• Pet of the Week: Brutus
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Butts, Borgia leads teams to victories
• George Jones concert rescheduled
• Kenny Rogers comes to SCC
• CMC hosts 35th Employee Service Awards
• Birthday celebration benefits Griffin Pond Animal Shelter
• Elk Mountain hosts 'Ski for Lupus Day," Jan. 9
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Tetzlaw gets first win in Keystone sweep
• Toys for Tots drive at ProActive Family Chiropractic
• C.S. talent on menu
• AHHS fights against bullying
• Lakeland student heads to HOBY
• AH teacher to speak at national convention
• Coaches rally against bullying
• C.S. native awarded in national competition
• Layoffs at Clarks Summit bank
• U of S honors Nicholson resident
• Mentors attend field trip
• AAJRB seeking a match for grant
• SCCTC announces Students of the Month
• State Street event targets lung cancer
• Waverly Elementary School helps ‘Feed a Friend’
• Edward Arthur Gunsallus
• Elizabeth ‘Elsie’ Leutner Busch
• Abington Twp. preps for name change
• Birchwood named Tennis Club of the Year
• Community Box Scores
• Tree lighting, Winter Concert among special BBC&S Christmas events
• Public invited to submit nominations for Park and Forest Award
• Local chapter of Make-A-Wish Foundation launches holiday texting campaign
• PennDOT: Resources available to gauge older drivers' safety
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lady Royals mash Moravian
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: BBC men win league opener
• Lackawanna Trail Choral and Band members prepare for upcoming concerts
• President Obama Names Mariani to United States District Court
• Mission possible
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lackawanna sweeps basketball doubleheader
• C.S. resident named Professor of the Year
• Abington Heights students share Reflections
• HONOR ROLL
• The Susquehanna County Career & Tech
• All Saints Academy in Scranton recently
• Keystone College receives SAGE award
• Marywood hosts luncheon
• HONOR ROLL
• Clarks Green Sunday School students perform for Thanksgiving
• Community Box Scores
• Birchwood juniors shine in Turkey Tennis Tournament
• Jacobs’ Defenders perfect at season’s start
• University of Scranton Wall of Fame Class of 2010 to be inducted in January
• Comets fall to Allentown Central Catholic 54-14
• BBC freshman and AHHS grad earns starting spot
• AH hosts Comets Classics
• New additions at Meet the Lions
• Clarks Summit fighter makes professional debut
• Bazaar rooted in Russian tradition
• Arts & Entertainment
• Community Calendar
• Social networking sites help connect the community to Baptist Bible College and Seminary
• Moses Taylor Hospital announces appointment of directors to its staff
• Keystone, Scranton honor basketball players
• N.Y. teenager drowns in area hotel pool
• Dalton hosts 18th annual Trim the Tree event
• Marywood women break away in second half
• Reinhard shooting rallies Marywood men at Keystone
• Additional I-81 work begins Tuesday, November 30
• Lacawac Sanctuary achieves state ranking
• Actor Leslie Nielsen dies at 84
• Hettes, Cianci among MMA winners
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Riverside rolls into quarterfinals
• Comets, Vikings face huge tests in state playoffs
• Mercy Hospice Schedules Breakfast With Santa
• Bus trip to NYC to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• Holiday Membership Mixer hosted in Clarks Summit
• Keystone College students host benefit concert for Marley's Mission
• Clarks Summit postal employee indicted
• Rush of Fools coming to Baptist Bible College during WinterDAZE weekend
• Waverly Comm to host pancake breakfast with Santa
• Philharmonic to perform holiday concert Dec. 3 at Scranton Cultural Center
• AH board lauds teacher
• Lackawanna Trail Color Guard finishes first
• Lakeland hires principal, hosts anti-bullying program
• The Abington Heights High School classes
• Students learn nutrition
• Keystone College Alumni Association presents awards
• Celebrating 85 seasons
• Mohegan Sun Arena open skate to benefit Toys for Tots
• GAR defeats Lakeland in District 2 Class AA championship
• A leader on and off the field
• Semian Real Estate running for a reason
• Defenders net first win
• Champions again
• SWEET tradition
• Camera for a Cure hosts fundraiser
• Name
• Clarks Summit celebrates 100 years
• Four-generations of friendship
• John Richard Ravinskas
• Newswatch 16 anchors to donate Millionaire winnings to local charity
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Kelly, Ashworth take weekly awards
• Santa Train makes area stops Dec. 4
• Our Lady of the Snows Church sells 100th anniversary candles
• Mayfield church hosts Christmas bazaar
• Arts & Entertainment
• Community Calendar
• State officials due raises next month
• Medical Alliance hosts fundraiser for Children's Advocacy Center
• WVC all-star game set for Monday
• Jerry’s for All Season’s welcomes Kate Flannery of “The Office”
• Abington holds West from AAA upset
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton wins title in season-opening tournament
• SATURDAY FOOTBALL: Abington Heights holds off West Scranton
• GAR captures 1st crown
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Three-point shooting carries Royals, Pacers
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Vikings, Bucks meet for title
• It’s Congress 101 for Barletta, Marino
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Jacobs gets first win at BBC
• Final countdown
• ‘The Secret’ of the season
• James Vincent Dolson
• Postal employee indicted
• TCMC deans receive Presidential Citation Award
• All three district football finals feature rematches
• Frontier Clarks Summit office offers open house Nov. 18
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Pacers get first women's basketball win
• Clarks Green discusses sewer costs, SAPA involvement
• Program to help deal with holiday depression Nov. 19 in Clarks Summit
• University of Scranton combats hunger at athletic events
• Over 30 league now forming
• Keystone athletes earn conference recognition
• Season basketball ticket packages available for Royals men’s and women’s games
• Perky Turkey helps families in need
• County teams ousted from state playoffs
• CSAC picks Keystone to finish second
• University swimmers recognized
• Walk or run for those in need
• Falcons head to Graphic Edge Bowl, NFL
• Conference recognizes Keystone athletes
• Lady Lions end season
• Community Box Scores
• Comets outlast Trojans
• Seeking dugout support
• Coaches announce volleyball all-stars
• Rolling to perfection
• Lakeland tops Susquehanna to advance in playoffs
• And they’re OFF
• Turnpike asks for range plans
• Arts & Entertainment
• SCC is the place for comedy
• Keystone picked second among CSAC men's basketball teams
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Turner helps Lady Falcons remain unbeaten
• Government opposes dismissal of Cordaro/Munchak indictment
• SAGE award winners announced
• 'Bellywood' dances its way into Scranton
• Gala event honors local businesses
• Forging new path in Dunmore
• Residents relish ‘convenient’ new Walmart
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood women finish eighth at regional
• WOMEN'S SOCCER: Scranton, Marywood win playoffs
• Lackawanna Trail eliminated from state volleyball
• Dallas’ unbeaten trip crashes to a halt
• SATURDAY FOOTBALL: Comets, Invaders close in on victories
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Lakeland takes lead
• Wyoming County Junior Players present “Is There a Comic in the House” Nov. 13
• Comets, Trojans to meet again
• Division champs to meet in playoff game at Lakeland
• BBC women fall in semifinals
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lady Royals have rematch in NCAA tournament
• High school football playoff predictions
• The Abington Journal honors Edward Marionni with Lifeitme of Service Award
• ETC offers a stress free holiday
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood, BBC win women's soccer playoff games
• Community Box Scores
• New season begins for Summit Elementary Wrestling Club
• Lady Lions volleyball team set to advance
• Chiefs head to playoffs
• WVW ends Trail’s run
• Warriors defeat Lady Comets
• Drougt warning lifted in Luzerne, 45 other counties
• AHHS football cheerleaders conduct charity drive
• State House called back into session
• WVC Coaches name volleyball all-stars
• Celebrating area veterans
• PLAYOFF GLANCE
• Veterans Day at Keystone College
• Mine rescue engineer to visit CSE
• From alley to galley
• Mountain View ends Chiefs’ winning streak
• AHHS boys soccer team falls to Coughlin in championship
• Finishing strong
• Comets perfect at season’s end
• Lady Comets champions again
• AH grad key component in Oneonta State win
• Community Calendar
• Arts & Entertainment Calendar
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lady Royals have rematch in NCAA tourney
• Lackawanna County planning to sell Triple-A franchise
• PIAA SOCCER: Doubleheader set at Scranton Memorial Stadium
• Stadium Authority agrees to new memorandum with Yankees
• AHHS class of 2001 holds bake sale
• Scout reinforcing Veterans Memorial at Abington Community Library
• ACA students learn 'lifestyle of leadership'
• AHHS announces Homecoming Court
• State soccer sites set
• Lackawanna Trail girls opens state volleyball in Bethlehem Friday
• District 2 football playoff pairings set
• SATURDAY FOOTBALL: Titles at stake
• PIAA CROSS COUNTRY: Elk Lake sweeps state titles; Barrett leads County girls
• Defender basketball teams ready for season
• Elaine Brown: On the Move
• Notarianni receives all-star honors
• Valley View's Calabro advances in state tennis
• Nov. 10 happy hour to benefit Christmas Holiday Bureau; Bureau accepting applications
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Women's volleyball team becomes BBC's first CSAC finalist
• Spin on pizza month in Clarks Summit
• Photo artist exhibits 'On Time' at Camerawork gallery
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Trojans land in AAA playoffs
• Seminary offers free class, campus visit opportunities
• Second-level floor, more advances at Kempton Athletic Center
• Student scholarships focus of two special golf events in 2011
• Winter Concert features special performances by BBC students, staff
• Arbor Education and Training hosts Free Health Career Day Nov. 10
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Prep, VV split championship soccer doubleheader
• Blue Devils, Sabers to meet for division title
• Crusaders claim district championship
• Spartans grab Class 3A crown
• BBC volleyball coach pushes past 200-win mark
• Del Valley, Abington reach final
• Community Box Scores
• LACKAWANNA CONFERENCE
• Royal women’s swim team picked to repeat as landmark champions
• Trail, Mt. View to meet in volleyball final
• Lions dominate
• Football’s finest will be recognized in December
• Lady Comets, Chiefs advance
• Midfielder a critical component in Lady Comets attack
• AHHS grad leads Quinnipiac into playoffs
• Comets soccer team returns to district finals
• Keystone College welcomes sixth Athletics Hall of Fame Class
• CSAC names Keystone students Runners of the Week
• Abington Heights wins its second title of 2010
• Lady Lions honor seniors
• Coughlin tops AH in 3A final
• Keystone cheerleaders participate in Race for the Cure
• ‘A good Scout,’ ‘a good leader’
• Four Keystone athletes selected as All-CSAC Men’s Soccer
• First grade rocks
• Lady Lions overpower Coughlin
• Runners head to state meets
• A good run is spoiled
• Marywood's Lawlor named CSAC men's soccer Rookie of the Year
• Marino recaptures 10th for GOP
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Keystone honors Krolewski, Bensinger
• Teen’s love of library takes flight
• BBC women's volleyball coach, players honored by CSAC
• Marywood has seven first- and second-team CSAC women's soccer all-stars
• Shootout dooms Lehman in Class 2A semifinals
• Abington Heights reaches boys' soccer final
• State Senate candidate visits Abington area
• Notarianni leads Quinnipiac into playoffs
• Keystone eliminates Marywood in field hockey playoffs
• Deveney, Morgan among CSAC all-star selections
• COLLEGE SOCCER: BBC women win region
• COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY: Marywood women win CSAC
• COLLEGE WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL: Pacers earn home court for playoffs
• District 2 volleyball playoff pairings set
• Man accused of hit-and-run of Viewmont Mall security officer turns himself in
• Vikings-Chiefs highlight competitive schedule
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton downs Keystone in field hockey
• District 114 candidates debate at Keystone
• Abington Heights clinches at least share of football title
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Trail reaches field hockey final
• District 2 and 2/4-11
• Carney, Marino argue their cases before voters
• WVC dominates championships
• All Saints Academy's Children's Choir performs at Diocesan Teachers' Institute Mass
• Redeemer upsets top-seeded Dallas
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Chiefs hand Vikings first loss
• Shin leads Blue Knights past Foresters
• BOYS' SOCCER: Chiefs, Cougars, Cavaliers advance
• Wilkinson, Barrett lead county runners
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood routs King's
• SCOLA training for literacy volunteers begins Nov. 2
• C.S. man faces up to five years in prison
• Former Lackawanna county commissioner files motion to dismiss racketeering charges
• Battling for seat long held by Mellow, who is retiring
• Community Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Clarks Summit scarecrows greet fall in high fashion
• Boo Ball at Liberty Reins Ranch
• Lakeland Honor Society to present 'Haunted Hall' Oct. 25, 26
• Lupus Foundation presents Sjogren’s workshop Oct. 24
• 'Remember Johnny Mitchell Day' at Anthracite Museum Oct. 24
• Perky Turkey 5K Run/Walk in Scranton to benefit hospice
• Art at Star Gallery hosts new exhibit, Saturday, Oct. 23
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Trail ties Valley West in field hockey
• Clarks Summit mourns deep loss
• Festival of Nine Nights began Oct. 15
• Camera for a Curriculum
• 'Late Late' host Ferguson due Oct. 20
• Policy quells bullying in Abington Heights
• Treatment, attitude aid local cancer patient
• No county tax increase, layoffs
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Pacers, Lady Royals post soccer shutouts again
• SATURDAY FOOTBALL: Comets, Crusaders post wins
• "Fall Fun"
• Robert Lewis Fetherman
• Tom Marino says he wants to focus on issues not innuendo
• Clarks Summit mourns 'deep loss'
• Countryside Community Church hosts turkey supper and bake sale
• Tom Marino says he wants to focus on issues not inuendo
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Lakeland dumps Dunmore
• Ryrie to speak at Minister's Enrichment Day
• 'Celebration' event fills campus
• Special winter visit weekend ahead for future students, youth pastors
• Students, staff take time to serve locally
• Chiefs, Bucks to square off for share of lead
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: BBC, Marywood post CSAC volleyball wins
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Cougars advance in tennis playoffs
• Scranton Cultural Center hosts “Up & Coming Comedy”
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood soccer teams shut out Keystone
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Comets, Lady Chiefs post big soccer wins
• Dinner for a cause
• District 2 girls' tennis doubles play rescheduled
• Prayers for PETS
• Lady Comets, Classics teams land top doubles seeds
• Chiefs build on second-half surge against Chargers
• Comets hang on
• Work ethic, experience lead AH volleyball
• Lions fall to Spartans despite inspired second half
• U of S baseball team captains announced
• AHHS student plans baseball field cleanup
• Glen Oak club hosts Rally for the Cure
• LTHS hosts Oct. 30 clinic for coaches
• Biden campaigns in area
• Area teams unite to raise money for cancer research
• Chemical spill puts schools on lockdown
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Oneonta State beats Scranton in field hockey
• 'Happy Hookers' Donate to St. Joseph's
• AH athletes take part in community food drive Oct. 17
• Dunmore High School teacher receives Marywood Alumni Association Award
• AHHS hosts adult lap swimming
• Howl-O-Ween Bash at Waverly Comm Oct. 23
• Royals come up short in quest for crown
• Name
• Three Keystone teams to travel to Marywood Wednesday
• Community Calendar
• Arts & Entertainment
• Candidates debate at Keystone College
• International jazz artist to perform at Keystone College
• Keystone College announces homecoming activities
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Trail posts field hockey shutout
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Habicht lands weekly honor
• Second Saturday’s at the library
• Lady Comets, Classics teams land top doubles seeds
• Lady Lions defeat Dallas
• Scranton Prep girls win by 30
• Allied Service Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center hosts 'Hawaiian Day.'
• Notarianni assists game-winner in league opener
• STEAMTOWN MARATHON: Leiser first among wheelchair entrants
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Three BBC teams win on Homecoming Day
• Hubbard scores in Penn State win
• Scranton Prep boys, girls win golf titles
• North Pocono, Abington Heights win boys' soccer games
• Marywood University to add men's golf in 2011
• Scranton Prep, Susquehanna post football victories
• Watson gives Steamtown Marathon a new men's contender
• Registration closes Friday for West Michigan event
• Visitors get closer look at BBC
• Special 'Celebration on the Summit' event set for October
• Next online sessions start in October
• 'The Sound of Music' coming to BBC stage
• Students share stories of summer missions
• Day of Prayer focuses on the Psalms
• Flooring, walls added at Kempton Athletic Center
• More than 200 attend Golf Classic, Regional Event
• Trustee Russ Phelps among those honored at special recognition dinner
• Concert pianist to perform in BBC chapel
• Calabro, Ostrowski take District 2 titles
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Invaders-Knights, Comets-Cougars top schedule
• John Gray visits Everything Natural
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton, Marywood shut out local opponents
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Comets reach golf final
• Invaders, Knights to battle for The Bell
• Three from Lackawanna reach tennis semifinals
• Two Scranton men charged for stealing police rifle
• Lakeland unites 50 years of football
• St. Gregory's receives visit from representative of School of Indian Culture
• Allied Services therapists use proven Parkinson's treatment
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Prep advances to league golf final
• Survivor: Cancer ‘changes everything’
• Council introduces OECD legislation
• Council discusses street lights
• Mercy Health Partners looking for a buyer
• Green Halloween
• Keystone College announces September athletes of the month
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Abington Heights advances in golf playoffs
• Keystone College fly fishing course ongoing
• American Red Cross of Lackawanna County sets up drill for October 6
• Dalton resident ranks first in scope shooting competition
• Cordaro, Munchak face new indictment
• Birchwood hosts open house for Children’s Advocacy Center
• Last days to order hoodies to support AHHS field hockey
• Pace Setter Athletic Club organizes fall basketball leagues for children, adults
• Lady Comets fall to Valley View
• High five
• A night out with ‘The Office’
• Sound levels tested at proposed range
• Furry photos
• Keystone professor lauded
• Pet of the Week
• Weaving a program of creativity
• District 2 girls' tennis singles play begins Thursday morning
• Community Calendar
• Team golf schedule revised
• New indictment in Lackawanna County corruption probe
• Arts & Entertainment Calendar
• Book sale and Second Saturdays for the Abington Community Library
• Keystone plans Hall of Fame inductions
• Five Lackawanna golfers advance
• Griffin Pond Animal Shelter hosts pet blessing
• Lakeland still perfect in girls' soccer
• COLLEGES: Marywood teams go 5-0 Saturday
• Burke takes sixth at Paul Short Invitational
• PennDOT announces road restrictions and closures
• Community Calendar
• Winners announced in The Abington Journal/Go Lackawanna garden contest
• Water sing-alongs set for Oct. 2 in Dalton; Oct. 9 in Clarks Summit
• North Abington fire displaces family
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: West-NP postponed
• Abington Business and Professional Association hosts mixer at Penn Security Bank
• League, district golf events rescheduled
• Restrictions overnight on Route 11, Scranton Expressway.
• Road closures announced because of heavy rain
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Marywood knocks off Centennary in women's soccer
• Abington sets early dismissals today
• Abington Heights School District to dismiss school early
• Devils, Vikings may match intensity of divisional games
• Comets, Vikings hold top spots in playoff races
• Keystone College hosts “An Empty Place at the Table,” Oct. 4
• Attic Shop, a consignment shop hosted by the Waverly Woman’s Club, opened Sept. 29
• Mecca leads Lackawanna boys' qualifiers for District 2 golf
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Valley View in control of girls' soccer race
• LT coach: ‘She’s tough, she plays hard’
• Name
• Lady Comets Division I champions
• ‘Who Let the Dogs out?’ raises $1,600
• Preseason begins for several area high school teams
• Henry Belin IV
• Lady Comets extend streak
• Elizabeth ‘Betty’ Bellantoni
• Milo R. Farnham
• Elk Lake edges Valley View in cross country showdown
• Baptist Bible hosts annual celebration
• Glenburn tackles sewer agreement
• Bank changes charter
• Our Lady of Peace plans walk-a-thon
• Family aids Parkinson’s research
• Boy Scouts of America host Sporting Clays event
• Love to spare
• Cocktails for a Cause Oct. 9
• Margaret M. Muzio
• Board discusses Pony Express
• AH senior follows family tradition on soccer field
• Cast your garden vote
• Chiefs’ defense stifles Susquehanna
• To-do list for pets
• Roth tells students to pursue their passions
• In the pink
• LT Lions unable to upset Vikings
• Gear up for bike tour
• C.S. author caters to young readers
• Council introduces public bidding for professional services legislation
• Pace Setters organize fall basketball leagues
• NRA endorses Toomey for Senate
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Trojans, Cavaliers win golf playoff matches
• First-time gardener plucks 630-pound pumpkin
• Dietrich Theater Fall Film Festival continues through Oct. 7
• Story Time meets the circus at Abington Community Library
• County reduces weight limit on Taylor bridge
• Lackawanna League golf playoffs continue
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lackawanna moves to 4-0 in football
• SATURDAY FOOTBALL: Comets, Trojans win division openers
• Elizabeth “Betty” Bellantoni
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: BBC rolls in women's soccer
• Milo R. Farnham
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Sabers-Chiefs top schedule
• Lackawanna League golf playoffs begin today
• Changed campus landscape greeted students at Baptist Bible College
• Junior League of Scranton presents Touch a Truck Sept. 25
• Baptist Bible College and Seminary releases new logo as part of ‘Go beyond’ campaign
• Comets, Vikings lead football playoff races
• I-81 Paving starts up again on Monday
• Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast to mark 47 years
• Invaders, Chiefs try to spoil perfect marks for Warriors, Sabers
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Trojans win in overtime
• Dalton resident finishes first at Junior Shooting Competition
• Bands announced for United Way's upcoming battle
• Attic updates
• Story time unites teens, children
• HIGH SCHOOLS: Lady Trojans win in volleyball
• Trotting tradition
• Name
• A friendly game of basketball
• PPL views plans
• Residents suggest pool to AAJRB
• Teal ribbons used to raise awareness
• Borough tackles range of issues
• Library Fall Book Sale Oct. 2
• Abington Twp. may become Waverly
• SAGE business awards nominations sought
• Sunday tailgate
• Area runners dominate in County Invitational
• Lion’s field hockey coach picks up 300th career win
• Offense carries GAR over Lakeland
• Comets tame Tigers
• Trail Lions capitalize on Mohawks mistakes
• Birchwood Tennis & Fitness Club opens doors Sept. 25
• Lady Comet leads way on court
• Coach: Dalton golfer’s experience an edge
• Tunkhannock Area High School hosts Lyme disease seminar, Sept. 26
• Picnic pavilion up for debate
• Cast a vote for garden goodness
• Writer symposium Sept. 23 at Scranton Cultural Center
• University of Scranton golf event Sept. 24 in Tunkhannock
• Afa Gallery hosts 'Mad Moon Ball' Sept. 25
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Keystone runners honored
• Trail's Spott gets 300th coaching win
• Chinchilla Hose Company puts out vehicle fire
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lackawanna rallies in football
• Wilkinson leads Valley View to team title
• SATURDAY FOOTBALL: Cavaliers, Crusaders, Lions win
• Crawford, Thomas carry GAR over Lakeland
• Gallagher scores four times in win
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL: Seven LFC-WVC games set tonight
• VaxServe and Sanofi Pasteur host benefit
• State Senate committee to hold hearing on terrorism monitoring contract
• DV downs AH in girls' volleyball
• Anthracite Historical Discovery Center Golf Tournament
• Comets shut out Trojans in soccer
• Ranked football teams facing tough challenges
• Pianist to perform
• HIGH SCHOOLS: NP edges AH in girls' volleyball
• True blue for a cause
• Award-winning week for former Lady Comets
• Black Knights battle Lions in dramatic game
• Comets thrill in come- from- behind victory
• Lakeland Chiefs crush Mid Valley
• Lackawanna County holds youth basketball clinics Sept. 27 to Oct. 21
• AHHS golfer builds on strong start
• Keystone athletes earn CSAC player of the week laurels
• Midfielder a threat on both ends for Lady Comets
• Abington Youth Basketball on the Internet
• Running into a new season
• Cast a Vote for Garden Goodness
• Dalton karate school hosts black belt test
• Grounds of new Scranton university building blessed
• Discovery Center holds tournament Sept. 18
• Name: Jack
• Community Box Scores
• Memorial Golf Classic benefits Griffin Pond
• Buffalo Bills sign former Falcon
• Virginia (Jean) M. Sampson
• One DREAM, endless possibilities
• Joyce White Cleave
• Stephen J. Toth
• Falcons, Chargers sweep in junior football
• Second Saturdays off to a sound start
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: CSAC honors five Keystone athletes
• Duffy sworn in as chief
• EPA hearing on fracking winding down
• The staff at Allied Services Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center receive award
• Dallas outguns Scranton Prep
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Lackawanna wins home opener
• SATURDAY FOOTBALL: Abington Heights wins again
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: North Pocono holds off Berwick
• Francis C. Smith Jr. Memorial Golf Classic benefits Griffin Pond Animal Shelter
• Trail wins; AH falls in field hockey
• Berwick next test for North Pocono
• Father versus son
• Daily Events
• AH junior starts season on right foot
• Weekly events
• PCHS holds charity softball game
• Season coming up Aces for Keystone standout
• Birchwood Tennis and Fitness Club opens Sept. 25
• Lady Comets, Lions ready for fresh start
• Area teams picked to win it all
• U of S women’s soccer captains named
• Lady Comets start season with a bang
• Girls teams ready to run
• Abington Gators begin registration Sept. 22, 23
• United Sports Academy hosts National Gymnastics Day celebration
• AH presents varsity football team
• Council tables capital budget update
• Barletta: Kanjorski ad inaccurate
• Glenburn Grill offers baked delights
• Arts Calendar
• Lakeland runs over Scranton Prep
• Community Reminders
• Comets wallop Hazleton
• Free WiFi now available on Courthouse Square
• Clarks Summit seniors offer toast to books
• Food, fun and family are the main ingredients for La Festa
• Forty-one year labor of love for Bull Roast hosts in Waverly
• Felix Sarco’s music returns in film
• The Banshee hosts Camera for a Cure
• Burke wins Robbins Invitational title
• NP, AH win girls' volleyball openers
• New Mandarin Chinese Language course added to Abington Heights curriculum
• FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: DV first to win
• Election brief
• District 2 cross country championships moved to Elk Lake
• Comets leading charge in 2010
• Bucks-Trojans, Comets-Cougars highlight opening weekend
• Diversified acquires New Jersey data processing company
• Serving another season
• Neighbors, friends remember ‘Mr. Dalton’
• Summit Hills alive with summer golf
• Chinchilla UMC hosts arts festival
• Pace Setters wrap season
• Organic garden
• Clipping coupons translates to $9,186 for school
• Felittese festival ‘from the heart’
• Tunkhannock student earns music scholarship
• Ready to LIMBO
• Keystone names VP
• Student sings at Little League World Series
• dean’s list
• The lure of fishing
• U of S students awarded fellowships
• 10th Annual Lewy Bear Drive held in Waverly
• Students attend HOBY events
• A little taste of heaven
• Money Matters With Jamie Kresge
• Paddling away
• Learning the Earth
• They dig dinosaurs
• Revving their engines
• Spirited sisters
• Safety Breaks set for Labor Day Holiday Travelers at Interstate Rest Areas
• Scranton Prep sweeps Jackman tournament
• AHHS goalie commits to Quinnipiac
• Comets, Chiefs look to finish top of the pack
• Golf Tournament benefits the Newton Recreation Center
• Scranton President Pilarz leaving in 2011
• Murray preliminary hearing delayed until September 22
• Dunmore gains another top ranking
• Lakeland High School hosts car show
• Prepared to lead Scranton police
• Murray properties sold for $1.9 million
• Wind may bring 400 jobs
• Volunteers fuel tasty tradition
• Metals fans make Uproar
• Notarianni sets Quinnipiac record in win
• Hubbard starting at Penn State
• Conaboy commits to Division I field hockey scholarship
• Military veterans show support for Congressman Carney
• Local business owner in the running for next Uncommon Inventor or Designer
• Pacers, Giants top threats in men's cross country
• Nashville comes to The Music Box Repertory Company
• BBC women picked fourth in volleyball
• Mohegan Sun tables lag other casinos
• Marywood picked fourth in men's soccer
• Ready to roar
• Abington Heights School District bus schedule
• Event assists Dog Park
• Jackman Memorial Boys' Tournament Scores
• Scranton, Susquehanna expected to fight for Landmark title
• In 10th, Social Security an issue
• Ride honors a life, a love
• Norman Paul Brauer
• Lourdesmont campus sold
• School of fashion
• Better than FREE?
• Give me an ‘A’
• Abington Aquatics medal at Keystone Games
• BMX racers navigate to Newton
• University announces baseball, golf events
• Back to basics
• Sign Connection to perform at Yankees opener
• TCMC hosts second annual golf tournament Sept. 24
• NEPA Miners team with Pancreatic Cancer Network
• Blue Cross sponsors bicycle race Sept. 3, 4
• The Banshee hosts Camera For A Cure, Sept. 3
• Murray, others charged in alleged pyramid scheme
• North Pocono's Paradise, Scranton Prep team win Jackman
• Wind may bring 400 jobs to region
• Abington Heights School District 2010-2011 bus schedule
• Community Calendar
• Arts & Entertainment Calendar
• Convocation Chapel begins Baptist Bible College academic year
• Fatal fire in Dickson City under investigation by state police
• Diversified confirms 24 layoffs company wide
• Prep likely to start season without Mariotti
• Talent on display at Chinchilla United Methodist Church
• Junior Comets host pep rally
• Garden Exchange visits Patsel's
• Everhart asks Early Explorers: What color is your dinosaur?
• Scranton company announces promotions, hires
• Pa. Fish and Boat Commission announces Family Fishing Program Aug. 21 at state park
• Clarks Summit Senior Living hosts Men's Day at park
• Mercy Hospital’s Case Management Program Recognized Nationally
• Steamtown Vaudeville hosts costume party, concert Vintage Theater Aug. 21
• Leadership Lackawanna graduates 33
• Blossoming artists
• Thirteen shots determine championship
• Comm Classic keeps with tradition
• ‘90-second’ success grows
• Heading home
• Double haul
• Champions on the green
• Wildcats hold tryouts
• Allied Forces offer ‘independence’
• League holds equipment sale
• Community Calendar
• Cousins ranked first in Kiwanis Youth triathlon
• Arts & Entertainment Calendar
• Abington All-Stars win
• Dunmore Cemetery Tour dates set
• AH awards Citizens of the Year
• Tropical paradise
• Keystone College names board members
• Donating fan favorites
• Honors
• Tribute to ‘Big 6’
• BBC faculty prepare for academic year
• Range planners request 90 days
• Abington Heights upperclassmen help incoming freshmen
• Scranton Plan hosts summer festival
• Event 'namesake' savors Christy Mathewson Days
• Abington Community Dog Park volunteers to host Aug. 29 fundraiser event
• Lourdesmont campus sold to Scranton School for Deaf
• Firsthand farm knowledge at Miller's Local Harvest Dinner
• Local seniors celebrate 75 years of Social Security
• Dunmore celebrates National Night Out
• Abington Heights upperclassmen help incoming freshmen
• University of Scranton faculty and students receive funding
• Sick performance brings home Cup
• Allied Services Rehab Hospital celebrates National Therapeutic Recreation Week
• Marywood named '2010 Great College to Work For'
• STARS of tomorrow
• Lighten your financial burden? Six steps to get out of debt Sound Finances With Eric Weinberg
• ‘Cirque de Comm’ camp
• Wildcats hold tryouts
• Casey named honorary chair
• Heritage Explorer excursion set to depart
• Harvesting knowledge
• Bucket list
• Eric William Koster
• Dorbad puts WVALL in very good position
• Crews continue on Kempton Athletic Center at Baptist Bible College
• Busteed seventh in state open
• Lackawanna County edges WVALL to force Game 4
• State transportation plan slashed
• University hosts baseball showcase
• Police Blotter: August 12
• Champions on the court
• Stimulus funds expire in September for Rural Development Loan Program
• Youth Soccer hosts registration
• Roy Book Binder to Close PocoNotes' Season on a Blues Note
• PocoNotes Debuts "Hear 'Em at The Comm"

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