Hazleton, PA News

• Hazleton, PA News
• Look Out ... The moving van is in the driveway. LOL!
• Hi Everyone, Don't forget we are moving to a new page. Click on the link below a...
• Hello, hope you all had a great weekend...just wanted to remind everyone that th...
• United we stand!! We are forming one McCann School of Business and Technology Fa...
• It's always good to "Noah a Guy" - Talk about networking !
• Please “SHARE” this EXCITING news with McCann community! We are moving to a new...
• Don't Forget our Open House is today, if you know someone in your life that need...
• EXCITING news McCann community! We are moving to a new page and will be joining...
• Good Morning ! I hope everyone had a great weekend. What did you do for Mother's...
• Have a wonderful weekend everyone. Don't Forget.... Plant A Seed For Your New Ca...
• Award Winning Educational Institution!
• Our Spring 2012 Spirit of McCann Winner, Tiffany Grant getting "Suited For Succe...
• Plant A Seed For Your New Career ... Tuesday May 15th .... Here at the Hazleton...
• Medical Laboratory Technology - TACO TUESDAY SALE !!! Available today after 4:00...
• Congratulations to Tiffany Grant, who has been selected as the Spirit of McCann...
• Please don't forget about our Open House - Next Tuesday, May 15th. Invite someon...
• Attention July Grads .... suit fittings have begun! Stop by Career Services!
• Plant A Seed For Your NEW CAREER - Open House
• Happy Monday Everyone! Looking to do something on a Monday Evening ... 5:30pm to...
• Hazleton Karate Lessons with Catholic Theology
• Have an awesome weekend! The weather is going to be great!
• Stole this from a morning radio show ... Of 1000 people surveyed, what activity...
• Have a wonderful weekend everyone.... See you Monday !!!
• Today at 12:15 to ???? Criminal Justice Charity Auction! Come Bid on your favori...
• Why do clocks run "clockwise?"
• What is the third hand of a clock called?
• Beauty through the Ages TODAY in the Student Lounge! Free make overs! Come & g...
• Today at the Campus .... A Day For Kyle !!! Food, Baked Goods, Tricky Trays, Ven...
• Congrats to Matt Mlynek!
• The WINNERS are in... iTunes card winners are: Darwin Beato & Matt Mlynek Congra...
• Tricky Tray Auction tickets are now available for sale. There are great prizes...
• Pass the word on... For all you 2012 HS grads out there, our deadline for schola...
• Loving the warm weather! Here is a tip for all of those with the urge... Windex...
• Another winning student collects her winnings!!! Way to go Hayley Dunbar!!!
• Welcome back students!! I am so excited as we begin an exciting Spring term! We...
• within minutes of being announced...Dan Phillips collected his winnings! Enjoy!!...
• Hi Everyone ... We have WINNERS to Announce!! Daniel Phillips ..... $50 Gas Ca...
• Good Morning... You can pick up books anytime today up until 6:00pm. Thanks and...
• Welcome to all of our new students. Grad Prep at 10am & 5pm - Monday!
• Hi Everyone, HAPPY FRIDAY !!!! Today is National Scrabble Day. Practice your spe...
• Happy Birthday, David Cassidy. " ~ I think I love you, I think I love you."~
• "A Day for Kyle” don’t forget the upcoming event on Saturday April 21, 2012 from...
• What is your Opinion?? Should they form Beatles 2.0? Don't they look like their...
• Hello everyone, books will be available Wednesday, 4/11/2012 from 9am to 5pm, Th...
• As we close out the winter term, I want to wish our graduates the best of luck t...
• Congratulations to the April 2012 Graduates !!
• a little glimpse of yesterday's crazy session!
• Tootsie Roll Pop Commercial 1980's Mr. Owl
• Trivia Tuesday! How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie r...
• What's up FB world? Who's coming to the Open House tomorrow? Did I hear someone...
• Hey All! The Medical Club is holding and EASTER EGG Hunt for the kids on campus...
• April 3rd at 6pm
• Check out this ... ZUMBA .. What a great way to end the term !
• Open House - Information Sessions
• Open House - Information Sessions
• Use all of these learning styles to make the most of your time and do great on y...
• Big News!!! We're having a FREE 1 hour Zumba session with Certified Zumba instru...
• Attention April Grads: Please remember to pick up your cap and gown in the Fina...
• Please keep the families of the Shenandoah fire yesterday in your thoughts and p...
• The new term starts April 17, 2012. Still time to re-enroll! Call (570) 579-292...
• Welcome from Career Services !
• Okay Music Trivia Fans... What famous musical couple was married on this date in...
• We're chancing off Easter Baskets! Watch out for these things! They're loaded......
• Awesome Job !!!
• Awesome article on a great effort by outstanding students!
• The Fish Philosophy says to, "Choose your attitude!" I'm feeling ambitious! Wha...
• Happy Friday Everyone.... It's going to be a beautiful March day again. Take a f...
• The chamber job fair was great fun today. Met alot of great people! There is sti...
• With finals quickly approaching...be sure to keep up with your projects and stud...
• "It's 106 miles to Chicago, we've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigaret...
• So, what did you think about the new season of Dancing with the Stars? Who is y...
• Ready for next term? We hope you are all excited looking ahead to the next term...
• Our Career Services staff will be at the new campus in Wilkes Barre today. Looki...
• It's March Madness Time ... Any Predictions ???
• See Your Future Career open house
• Start preparing now... Spring has Sprung !
• CJ Club is having a breakfast tomorrow, Thursday, March 8, 2012 starting at 8:00...
• " The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams " - Elea...
• For all those Graduating Students!!! Please call the front office at 454-6172 or...
• Don't forget, Circle K "Walk Away Taco" Sale today. Come out have a great lunch...
• When you stumble ... pick yourself up, dust yourself off and move forward !!!
• Attention April 2012 Graduates: If you were fitted for a suit ... They are in !!...
• Today is Dr. Seuss's Birthday .... Let's celebrate with some Green Eggs & Ham!
• It's Tursday..... Make it great day !! Positive is how we roll !
• Don't forget... Leap to the Aid of the Salvation Army. Donate a nonperishable fo...
• Attention all Medical Laboratory Technology Students ..... First meeting of the...
• Determination !!! See your Goal ! You can do it !
• Happy Friday Everyone. Enjoy the weekend !!!!
• Grad Prep today at 5:00pm tonight in CL3... Say hello to our new students!
• Leap to the Aid of the Salvation Army!
• Who made this famous statement? "There are many things my father taught me here...
• Happy Wednesday !! Be Positive !!
• Happy Donut Day! Whay kind of donut is your favorite?
• LUNCH & LEARN TODAY...... Resume building skills. Get some great ideas on how to...
• McCann Wilkes Barre, showing our Hazleton campus some love!
• Mr. Koziol samples the yummy lunch being sold by the Massage Club today! ! Molly...
• Good Morning Everyone!!! Take a chance to win this awesome McCann Jacket. Today...
• Today is " Random Acts of Kindeness Day." I need to give a huge shout out to th...
• Thank You, Thank You, Thank You.... Because our campus is soooo generous, we col...
• Look at your FaceBook Friends list ... Which ones do you want to help Change the...
• Good Morning McCann.. BLOOD DRIVE TODAY !! Please donate. One unit can save thre...
• ~The thigh bone is connected to the hip bone, the hip bone is connected to the…?...
• Not only is today Valentine's Day but it is also National Organ Donor Day. Give...
• Congratulations to Jessica Craig for being selected as the Spirit of McCann awar...
• Massage Students Spread the Love For the week of Valentine’s Day the massage stu...
• What is your favorite valentine gift? Keep it "G" rated people :)
• Positive, meritorious activity results in happines and success. ~ Dalai Lama
• Medical Club Bake Sale and Basket Raffle! Come and enjoy some great baked goods...
• HOW SMART IS YOUR RIGHT FOOT? You have to try this please, it takes 2 seconds....
• Downtown Overlay District Review
• Soooooooooooo..we are 6 weeks in...what was that New Year's Resolution?
• APRIL 2012 Graduates... Don't forget .. Suit Fitting - Tuesday, Wednesday & Thu...
• When you see Frank in Education & Bill in Career Services... Give them a high fi...
• Congrats to all the Giants Fans!!! The game was good but what was your favorite...
• Have a great weekend everyone! Enjoy the Super Bowl !
• Kerri loves Wings, Pizza & Nachos... Sherry loves Nachos.... What do you love to...
• McCann, Hazleton Campus is offering a new program: Welding! We are enrolling stu...
• Tomorrow & Thursday is Friends Helping Friends from 11-1:00 and 4:00 to 5:30. Co...
• ECE Bake Sale supporting local charities selling some yummy good stuff! I liked...
• So what's happening on American Idol? Anybody on "who is sure to be the winner"?
• Today is National Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day!! Who loves to pop bubble wrap?
• Tastefully Simple tomorrow on Campus!! Free samples and some great ideas for qui...
• How's this for adding happiness to a Friday... Today is National Chocolate Cake...
• Hey Everyone..... Follow us on TWITTER... @McCannHazleton We will be giving out...
• Congrats to McCann graduate Mary B.; who became a Grandmother last night!
• State of the City of Hazleton - January 2012
• Positive, meritorious activity results in happiness and success. ~The Dalai Lama
• Today is .... National Compliment Day. One small compliment goes a long way!!
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• Good Morning Everyone... Welcome NEW Students and Welcome Back to our Returning...
• Hi All Students! Is anyone interested in providing a ride for a student from She...
• Hi Everyone... The McCann Schedule site is now closed because schedule changes a...
• Today is Martin Luther King Day.... Martin Luther King was one of the most promi...
• Frank, Director of Education, is here to answer your scheduling questions!
• Some of Our Program Directors with Jason. Everyone is here, come and see us!
• Lots of Food !!! Team U ! Change your Future!!!
• Director of Admissions, Jason on the radio! You Go Jason... Let them know what w...
• KRZ FM is in the house with Great Music, Fun and Prizes
• TEAM U
• Team U Hazleton
• Team U Hazleton
• Don't forget about TEAM U tomorrow. Great day to bring family and friends to the...
• Join us for TEAM U on Saturday. Live Demonstrations, Food & Fun for All Ages!!
• Team U - Saturday January 14th here at the Hazleton Campus. Come out for Food an...
• January 9th - National Static Electricity Day - Did you shock the one you love??...
• Happy Friday Everyone! Any big plans for the first weekend of the New Year?
• Hi Everyone. I just checked with the bookstore. Here is the schedule for book pi...
• New Year, Fresh Start! If you had dropped out of McCann; call Tess at (570) 579-...
• Today is National Whipped Cream Day! Some like the whipped cream in the can and...
• Happy New Year. We wish you all Health, Wealth and Happiness!!! Make it a great...
• Happy New Year to Everyone!! The school will be closed on Monday January 2nd. We...
• As 2011 closes, most people are making New Year Resolutions. Does anyone want to...
• Good Morning McCann Family! Let's do a quick poll. What is the worst gift you go...
• Happy National Fruitcake Day. I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas weekend....
• A Wonderful, Warm, Holiday to Everyone.
• Congratulations to all of the Graduates this evening! We are proud of you, pleas...
• I had the pleasure of doing a mock interview for Richard Machey this weekend. He...
• Instructor of the Month for December 2011. Congrats to Kerri! We love you! Kerri...
• First Night Hazleton 2012
• Thank you, Cindy Currier and the ECE club for a wonderful Christmas party for th...
• Medical Club wrapping presents for a great cause!
• McCann Children's Christmas Party
• Lori Kane and the winner of the IPAD.
• The Criminal Justice Students with Tasha from Hazleton. They did a great job wit...
• A huge SHOUT OUT to Lori Kane. The Battle for The Battle was AWESOME! Congratula...
• Don't forget to get your Glam on Today! Learn how to be glamorous for those hol...
• Dance contest at The Battle for The Battle !!
• Imagine no possessions I wonder if you can No need for greed or hunger A brother...
• 70 years ago today many men and women gave their lives to protect our country. P...
• McCann Hazleton’s Medical Club and others at the campus wish the troops serving...
• Congratulations to Jan Duke (Surg Tech) for being selected as the Fall 2011 term...
• I just had to share this. It made me laugh! Make it a great day - Sherry (Career...
• EVERYONE GRADUATING this December!! Please RSVP to 579-2928 if you are attendin...
• Attn High School Seniors! Don't forget, this Friday is Round 2 for Battle for th...
• Good Morning Everyone - Does anyone have any "Christmasy" plans for the weekend???
• Amy has been selected as the Spirit of McCann recipient for Fall 2011. Amy will...
• Happy Wednesday Everyone! Today is Dick Clark's 82nd Birthday. Anybody remember...
• Congratulations to Amy Price; the Spirit of McCann award winner for the Fall Ter...
• "The mind, once expanded to the dimensions of larger ideas, never returns to its...
• Happy Post Thanksgiving Everyone!! How about some ideas for leftover Turkey - Sh...
• Everyone here at McCann wishes you all a happy & safe Thanksgiving!
• Today is World Hello Day! Started in 1973; this day was started to work towards...
• Which best describes you when you first wake up each morning: a whistling tea ke...
• Turkey Bowling
• First Learn at Lunch Workshop today at 12:15 Bring your lunch to room 104 and ge...
• Attention All Students!! McCann Hazleton's Medical club is collecting donations...
• We have the best 1,500 FANS in the world! THANKS!
• One more "like" away from 1500 fans, that's incredible, Who's it going to be??
• Dean's List, Honors' List, and Perfect Attendance Certificates are available in...
• Paul E Riche II. The best son in the whole world! Active Navy, served a tour in...
• We would like to say a big THANK YOU to all the veterans who have served our cou...
• Happy Birthday Marine Corps! Thank you for your service and dedication to our Co...
• PSUAC Championship Soccer match postponed to 2 p.m. Sunday
• The winners at the PINK OUT Bake sale are: Porcelain doll: Tess Verheyen; large...
• The Winners of the Halloween Contest are: Scariest: Mark Hall as the Corpse in t...
• Dominick Aurisano--Commercial & Industrial Maintenance Technician-Start: 1/18/2012
• Attn: Students, tomorrow, Thursday, 10/27/2011, Night Classes will start @ 6p.m....
• Check out the links for fun Halloween facts. Is everyone ready for tomorrows dr...
• Don't forget... Suit Fittings for the September 2011 and Upcoming December 2011...
• Lots going on for Spirit week.... APPLE sling shot in Admissions and SUIT Fittin...
• The Sling-Shot is HERE, come see Admissions for your chance to sling some apples...
• Luzerne County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Luzerne County
• Don't forget about Spirit Week next week, here is the Memo to remind you about w...
• How much fun would it be to be able to sling an apple as far as you can like in...
• Mrs. Mary Lou Purnell, Surgical Technology Program Director has been selected as...
• Attention Students! Earn money by bringing students to school! Please contact th...
• Moscow Gypsy Army invades Penn State Hazleton on Oct. 12
• How 'bout that weekend? Beautiful! Go, Go ___________ or What Happened________...
• Hey H.S. Seniors if you can't catch Lori Kane at your College Fair, come check o...
• Junior Council Advisory Member Program
• Attention All December Graduates!
• Picture from Luncheon held September 1, 2011. This was in the Standard Speaker,...
• Welcome New and Returning Students! Have a great term!
• Campus community invited to Oct. 7 Sustainability Plan town hall meeting
• Wildlife adventurer Marty Essen to appear Oct. 6
• Second annual Thon 5k scheduled for Oct. 16
• Duo Montagnard to perform & lecture on Oct. 13
• MARK your calendars and start those creative juices flowing!!! Thursday, Octobe...
• New Term Starts October 5th, Tomorrow!
• "Some of us can be examples about going ahead and growing, and some of us, unfor...
• New Term Starts October 5, 2011. See you there as you complete another segment...
• Josh Berger-Medical Laboratory Technician-Start:10/5/2011
• CONGRATULATIONS to all our graduates!!! We are so proud of you and everything yo...
• New Term Starts October 5th, 2011.
• Congrats to All Our Graduates! We are all so proud of you! Best wishes to you al...
• Leslie Seiberling-Medical Laboratory Technician-Start: 10/5/2011
• Happy Birthday, Matthew Adams!!! Former McCann graduate and Admissions Rep Extr...
• Deb Galluppi-Clinical Medical Assistant-Start: 10/5/2011
• Touch Down CIMT Students! ( Go Steelers!)
• Great Job CIMT Students!
• It's Tuesday! Time for another segment of KNOW YOUR SCHOOL! Since we had NO winn...
• Brittany Griffin-Medical Assisting-Start: 10/5/2011
• Here is Future McCann Graduate Brittany Griffin, Brittany is starting with us he...
• 9-11 Memorial shirts are still available for purchase. Proceeds benefit local Fi...
• Congrats to Hilary Perry, Voted Favorite Teacher!
• Its TUESDAY!!! Time for another segment of Know your School! Identifiy the pictu...
• Hi Everyone!, Please see below! James now has over 3,000 cards and counting! He...
• Hi Everyone, Schedules are up. Go to the website, type in your name and badge nu...
• Darwin exhibit at library through Oct. 29
• Community Day 2011 set for Sun., Oct. 2
• Walk to End Alzheimer's to take place Oct. 1 - Register today!
• Hazleton, PA, HUD Annual Action Plan available for download
• Jack Palance Art Exhibit and Sale to begin Sept. 30
• Lecture on retention strategies scheduled for Sept. 23
• Police ID driver, 13 injured in Funfest crash
• Attn All Students, ever want to smash one of your instructors in the face with a...
• All American Family Fun Day Compressed Schedule is as follows Wednesday, Septemb...
• Portion of Broad Street closed as police reconstruct crash
• Power restored in Hazle Twp. after outage
• Board seeks more school space
• Local observances recall heroes lost, lasting memories
• Woman claims construction crews caused basement flooding
• Mahanoy City, Shenandoah hold 9/11 observances
• Police, Sept. 12
• Few details on Funfest crash
• Foster Township bus fire suspicious
• Police, Sept. 11
• 9/11 victim's son says scars still feel fresh
• Residents allowed back into Wyoming Valley neighborhoods
• Car runs into crowd at Funfest; 12 hurt
• Funfest keeps people entertained, smiling
• Fabulous food prepared for Funfest conest
• Car crashes into crowd at Funfest
• Wyoming Valley flooding victims inundate area hotels
• Local service dog WTC staple
• Students who were 5 during attacks learn how 9/11 affects them
• Relief agencies plan recovery effort
• Levee severely tested, holding
• River hits record crest; flooding devastates
• Police, Sept. 10
• No worries at nuke plant along river
• 5 charged in copper theft at TV tower
• Man denied new trial in drug case
• Liquor licensing money distributed
• State of the University Address on Sept. 9
• Corbett deploys 400 Guard troops to W-B
• Wyoming Valley residents hope levees hold, river crests quickly
• Nescopeck evacuates
• Flood waters close Interstate 80 for hours
• Thousands evacuate as Susquehanna swells
• HCA trash bills to increase by $5
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Hazleton, PA: Evening classes at McCann Hazleton are canceled for tonight, Thursday, September...
• Thousands ordered to evacuate Wyoming Valley by 4 p.m.
• Mandatory evacuation ordered in Wyoming Valley
• Rain forces St. Stanislaus to close
• Schuylkill County also under flood watch
• Flooding in Wyoming Valley could rival Agnes
• Swollen creek prompts rescues
• Area ravaged by flooding
• Ciavarella moved to Okla. facility
• Barletta says president must address illegal immigration
• State liquor store sale bill makes appearance
• Schuylkill County commissioners eliminate tax claim bureau position
• City rental ordinance may be amended
• Engineer to remain free until Feb. trial
• State Republican leaders give endorsement to former U.S. Sen. Santorum
• Police identify man fatally shot at Eagle Rock home
• Hazleton Area schools closed Thursday
• Police, Sept. 8
• Sunday events in Schuylkill mark 9/11
• Habitat's Hazleton chapter aids effort
• New group mining for history
• Tractor-trailer carrying ammonia crashes near I-81
• Students receive ROTC scholarships
• Ciavarella moved to Okla. prison facility
• Texas consultant's maintenance plans approved by HHA
• Former letter carrier gets probation for stealing from union
• Landlords association threatens injunction
• Lee likely to bring flooding to area
• NRC to inspect nuke plant because of shutdowns
• Court, Sept. 7
• Bills would bring more scrutiny to super contracts
• Gunshots hit 2 city homes
• Mix-up sparks Amber Alert
• Carbon County tax sale Sept. 23
• Fatal shooting at Eagle Rock under investigation
• We will be having a T-Shirt sale with this logo, & a saying on the back 9-11 Cha...
• Police probing fatal Eagle Rock shooting
• Man arrested in robbery of Hazleton store
• Gunshots hit two homes on East Mine Street
• IT IS TUESDAY!!! Time for another rendition of: "How well do you know your schoo...
• GOP plans push for charter schools
• Tamaqua bridge work starts today
• Two wounded in Hayes Street shooting
• Police, Sept. 6
• Firefighters probe odor of gas in city
• Police probe convenience store robberies
• Fans bid farewell to Lackawanna County Stadium
• Events, services planned for 9/11
• Under assault, less fanfare to celebrate labor
• Sen. Casey addresses U.S. presence in Afghanistan
• Police, Sept. 5
• Fundraiser for city girl suffering rare disease to be held at Stagecoach Inn
• Sheppton man killed in crash
• West Hazleton fire under investigation
• Keystone Job Corps families treated to open house
• Fire damages 2 double homes in West Hazleton
• West Hazleton fire under investigation
• For farmers, Irene could've been worse
• Police, Sept. 4
• Hazleton Area hires 2 to fill vice principal positions
• Area men to ride bicycles 260 miles to aid animal shelter
• Extend state store hours, state auditor general says
• Hazleton Area teacher probe continues; another complete
• Tuscarora State Park beach reopens for swimming
• Gov. picks Freeland's mayor for center board
• Delay possible in Musto's Nov. trial
• Agency: Fewer long-distance travelers likely
• City man guilty of assault on officer
• Enoe found not guilty
• Police, Sept. 3
• Report: Jailed Hazleton soldier appeals case
• Carbon OKs disaster tag
• Feds ask corruption figure's plea be denied
• Hazleton man guilty of assault on police officer
• Man found not guilty in murder trial
• City playgrounds pose problems for residents
• CAN DO purchase progresses
• Tuscarora State Park beach closed
• Tuscarora State Park beach reopens
• Jurors slated to deliberate homicide case
• HCA to make up for lost trash billing cycle
• Storm damage exceeds $3.4M in Luzerne County
• Poll: Pennsylvanians not high on politicians
• Antonelli appointed as acting superintendent
• Second man charged in torching of vehicle
• Judge: Many reasons arson charges dismissed
• Judge: Selenski must make 'big boy' decisions
• Court, Sept. 2
• Irene's aftermath drains Red Cross blood supplies
• Police, Sept. 2
• Tuscarora State Park beach closed
• Protesters accuse Barletta of 'anti-worker' agenda
• Pathologist describes details of Forker death
• Wright Twp. teen admits guilt in crash that killed friend
• Perzel plea bookends mighty fall
• Judge frees admitted arsonist
• Girl suffers from rare, fatal genetic disease
• Local businessman to purchase Berwick radio station
• Funfest parade is September 11th at 3 p.m. Want to walk in it? We could really...
• Highridge Business Park plaza construction coud start in 2012
• Fundraiser for cancer patient to be held
• Butler supervisors establish regulations for developers, contractors to follow
• Poll shows Pennsylvanians backing same-sex marriage
• Despite confession, arson charges against man dropped
• Illegal immigration hearing addresses law enforcement issues
• In Hazleton, mayoral race gets personal
• Presidential hopeful Santorum stumps in region
• Co-defendant: Enoe shot Forker
• County, municipalities eligible for federal Irene aid
• Most area residents have power restored
• Authorities: Man provided alcohol for party that precipitated fatal crash
• Conahan's house sold for $320K
• IT IS TUESDAY!!! Time for another rendition of: "How well do you know your scho...
• For most, school is in
• Few signs of fire at Mahanoy Area Middle School
• Many remain without power
• Storm blamed for 3 deaths in NEPA
• Shenandoah chief: Trust 'a work in progress'
• EMA: County should be eligible for funding
• Gaming board member departs
• Police: Group responsible for West Hazleton robbery
• Fiance testifies in murder case
• Morresi scheduled to testify on state immigration bills
• Hazle road will close for drainage work
• Thank you to all who sang for James and signed cards for his birthday. The cards...
• Police: Group responsible for West Hazleton robbery
• Illegal immigration bills in spotlight
• Locally, damage limited but outages numerous
• Police, Aug. 29
• Depot salutes former commanders
• Casey: Pakistan must control IED chemical
• City cuts ties with streetlight company
• Family celebrates centennial reunion
• Police search for arson suspects
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• $33,000 in unclaimed assets going to county
• Power restored in Hazle after crash
• Police, Aug. 27
• Freeland fires road foreman
• Spanish language paper folds
• Some Hazleton Area students without bus passes
• Court, Aug. 27
• County strikes deal with engineer for bridge work
• Irene likely won't be as mean here
• At 92, B-24 pilot recalls near-fatal mission
• Intern engineers practical experience on Broad St. project
• Slatington man killed in crash
• Financing options considered for HCA projects
• Hazleton soldier to serve more time in S. Korea jail
• Despite ongoing construction, Shen. Valley ready for school year
• HHA lights to cost at least $77K to install
• Throwback service will mark church's bicentennial
• Court upholds killer's prison term
• Former Hazleton man killed in Chicago
• Property transactions 8/26/11
• Garlic & Herb Festival seasons weekend
• Police, Aug. 26
• Are you having trouble with writing assignments? Hilary Perry's Writing Lab is...
• Hazle Twp. gas station robbed
• Architect chosen for PNC Field makeover
• House committee meets on jobs
• McAdoo business owner faces $11K in code violations
• Wagner probes super buyouts
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• Mt. Top teen charged in fatal crash
• Pa. infrastructure withstands quake
• Police, Aug. 25
• Cigar retailer moving facility, jobs to Drums
• Hello All! On Monday, August 29, 2011 after first period class, we are requesti...
• Back to School for Hazleton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Barletta denies ducking critics
• Tremors felt by many across region
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• Conahan will be sentenced Sept. 23
• County fires deputy sheriff after arrest
• Official for less finger-pointing, more auditing from controller
• Broke Ciavarella can proceed with appeal, judge says
• Jurisdiction for proposed helipad site in question
• Volunteers sought to help Catholic churches
• Tractor-trailer stolen in Utah breaks down in White Haven
• Police, Aug. 24
• It's Tuesday! Time for another edition of: “How well do you know your school?" T...
• So who out there felt the quake that hit Virginia?
• Hazleton area feels East Coast earthquake
• Girlfriend diffuses heist
• Barletta: Can't spend money you don't have
• Barletta: An 'eventful' first seven months
• Toohil arranging area jobs hearing
• Police: Jobs Corps student caught with close to 100 bags of marijuana
• 4 guards added to manage Broad St. construction zone
• Suspect arrested in Wright stabbing
• Health assessment finds Tamaqua behind
• Man charged with raping female relative
• Police, Aug. 22
• Area churches hold celebration
• Luzerne County Solicitor DeLuca seeks additional solicitor for staff
• Despite inclement weather, Butler Festival a success
• Police, Aug. 21
• Court, Aug. 21
• Mass transit available, except for work
• Biometric time clocks installed in county offices
• So far, lottery, casinos coexisting
• Right-to-Know requests not always routine
• Tamaqua native, children killed in Pittsburgh floods
• Right-to-Know requests not always routine
• Mahanoy fire 'accidental'
• Hazleton Area OKs coaching appointments
• Water line break damages Freeland building
• Schuylkill firefighters' convention opens Sunday in Minersville
• Facing funding cuts, Carbon looks to do more with less
• Downtown Shenandoah helps clean up park
• Police, Aug. 20
• Court, Aug. 20
• Nesquehoning man pleads to porn charges
• Attack-related charges dropped
• Father, son arrested for Palin threats
• Researchers hone cancer studies
• Sheriff: 5 illegal immigrants caught on Wegmans construction site
• Luzerne County controller: Stall lease for more parking spaces
• Hazleton board hires 4, reinstates 2 counselors
• Arbitrator rules for authority member in dispute
• Man accused in city chase waives hearing
• Marcellus waste increase attributable to new rules, errors
• Area's shale production continues steady growth
• Police, Aug. 19
• Court, Aug. 19
• Rush supers OK cop moves
• Freeland conducting code sweep on weekend
• Beaver Meadows hires new secretary
• City industrial board pushes for property checks
• McAdoo man, son charged with harassing Palin
• Parents on Facebook? Check out some interesting statistics - Wesley A, Registrar
• Correction, Aug. 18
• Jury convicts Kenyon of murder in gang execution slaying
• Council tables landlord proposal
• Wegmans to add 217 jobs at Highridge
• Cuozzo challenges opponents to series of debates
• Ciavarella files notice of appeal
• County revenue more than expected
• Charges against prison guard refiled
• Diocese of Scranton formally closes Sacred Heart Shrine
• Congrats to Sherry Castrine, the August Employee Shining Star for the month! Yo...
• How well do you know your school? The first person to identify this photo Wins!...
• How well do you know your school? The first person to identify this photo Wins!...
• Police, Aug. 13
• Man jailed after alleged assault on officer
• Veterans spend day out at picnic put on by Legion
• Lack of funds shutters local labor council
• Kids Fun Day set at Shen. park
• District jobs scrutinized
• Ex-mayor says helipad plans grounded
• Ex-judge awaits transport in Philly
• Ciavarella's statement
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• Ciavarella sentencing quotables
• Area families recall Italian-American roots
• Ex-judge apologetic and defiant
• Victims, families reflect on sentencing
• Prosecutor: 'Full justice was done'
• Prosecutors ponder future of corruption probe
• Kosik's involvement could factor into appeal
• Accused killer asks judge to exclude statements, items
• Briefs deadline set in immigration law case
• Former St. Joe's renovations on schedule
• Man killed while walking down middle of I-80
• Teen allegedly found hiding with Molotov cocktail
• Ambulance billing dispute builds
• Attn: Hazleton Club Members, find out from your advisors on how your whole club...
• Man killed while walking down middle of I-80
• Ciavarella sentenced to 28 years in prison
• Sentencing comes 927 days after charges announced
• Kosik revered and reviled
• The letters: Anger and a call for justice
• Three charged in Wyoming Street fight
• This court unlike Ciavarella's
• Weatherly Area superintendent search continues
• Watchdog: LIHEAP problems persist
• Luzerne County tax sale raises $1.3M
• City landlords call upon mayor
• Schuylkill County retirement fund rebounds after dropping earlier this week
• Abandoned factory finds new life as townhomes
• State OKs $5M for Humboldt energy-storage plant
• U.S. in deep economic hole, Toomey tells Schuylkill chamber
• Facebook group a virtual reunion for Hazletonians near and far
• Police, Aug. 11
• Court, Aug. 11
• State upgrades rules for school-age immunizations
• Commission: Former Foster Twp. supervisor violated ethics law
• Three in custody after Wyoming Street fight
• State OKs $5M for Humboldt energy-storage plant
• This is just a reminder to please make sure you go online and register for your...
• Let's see who can guess what famous movie this quote is from..... "There's no cr...
• Duo charged in pair of same-day television thefts
• House panel debates pros and cons of legislature reduction
• Coaldale sex offender freed after sentencing
• Fate of local soldier expected later this month
• Powell properties removed from tax sale
• Ciavarella seeks mercy
• Challenge to city loan dismissed
• Kanjorski not ready to pack it in
• County seeking new home for city senior center
• Agent wants apology from Hazle super candidate
• Luzerne County contribution to pension fund less than estimated
• Attention all McCann alumni and students!!! On Thursday, September 1, 2011 we w...
• How Well Do You Know Your School? If You can identify where this picture was tak...
• Libertarian withdraws bid for county council
• Wright stabbing probe continues
• Ex-Shenandoah police appeal federal convictions
• Prison board buys new dishwasher
• Task force charges duo for drug sales
• City plans Muir Ave. repairs
• Attorney requests release of letters by juveniles, parents
• Tamaqua store sells ticket to unclaimed Cash 5 jackpot
• Parents prepare for Ciavarella sentencing
• Man thrown from vehicle, killed in crash outside Tamaqua
• FNCB banking records subpoenaed by SEC
• Report urges repairs to nation's infrastructure
• Police, Aug. 9
• SUV skips curb, hits downtown building
• Driver killed in Schuylkill Twp. crash identified
• Driver of pickup truck dies in Schuylkill Twp. crash
• We still need some volunteers for the blood drive on Wednesday. There are sign u...
• DID YOU HEAR THAT BELL!?! Another CJ graduate got a job! Way to go!
• Don't forget about our Open House tomorrow from 8a.m. to 8p.m., we will be avail...
• Police, Aug. 7
• HCA seeks funding to complete $13.7M in water system upgrades
• Deputy sheriff arrested for assaulting romantic rival
• EPA asked to test drilling chemicals
• Rising oil prices impact roads, too
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• Ex-judge's lawyers won't seek longer bail
• Valley Day brings food, fun to masses
• School pools will stay closed, but will hold water
• DEP boss: We won't leave scars
• Newspaper cited for violating circulation rules
• Former super volunteers services to district
• Authority looks to limit flow - and therefore cost
• Officials defend permit process
• 2010 death ruled suicide; woman charged for taking gun
• 2010 death ruled suicide; 1 charged for taking gun
• Police, Aug. 6
• Clarification, Aug. 6
• Health, code complaints can be filed on website
• Ciavarella victims won't be able to speak at sentencing
• 'Rockin' the Block' at parks next week
• Court, Aug. 6: Charges dropped
• Chamber looks for ways to keep downtown clean
• Chamber looks for ways to clean up city - and keep it clean
• Ciavarella could face life sentence
• Yudichak visits Weatherly police HQ
• Police investigate harassment allegation at Toohil office
• Constables: Lack of fee collection hurts training
• Butler supers discuss plans to build park-and-ride lot
• Beaver Meadows officials consider audit of finances
• Marolo signs early-exit pact
• Man dies in crash down bank
• 2 found guilty of harassment in Schuylkill inmate's beating
• Police, Aug. 5
• Court, Aug. 5
• Digital drive-in theater coming to Schuylkill Mall
• Group tours area mining sites
• Standard-Speaker, SSPTV to hold Media Day on Aug. 16
• Engineering student project chosen for ASME student competition
• Man killed in Humboldt crash
• One person killed in Humboldt crash
• Have you seen the new Bathroom Banter? What do you think? Any suggestions abou...
• Bill targets child labor
• HCA warns of water shutoffs
• Gov't jobs on decline - and more to come
• Water conservation order for Beech Mountain lifted
• Gang murder case headed to trial Monday
• Police, Aug. 4
• 911 to handle Hazleton police calls by Oct.
• 2 Freeland residents to be cited in dog's heat-related death
• City patrolman joins auto theft task force
• Anti-theft tips
• Search begins for a new MinSec director
• Controller pens new policy on petty cash use
• Court, Aug. 4
• Black Creek Township supers talk road project
• Freeland planning for parking lot
• Freeland pair to be cited for dog's death
• Alumni News - Insight/Outlook August 2011
• Attn Students, Lori Kane, our community relations specialist is putting Free T-S...
• U.S. Court to rehear immigration case
• Underage gambling could be addressed with criminal offense
• Man with Hazleton-area ties indicted for alleged theft of millions
• Federal appeals court vacates ruling on Hazleton case
• City adds second screen for surveillance
• River commission seeks quicker review of gas wastewater plans
• West Penn man drowns while fishing
• Group creates beauty from polluted mines
• Conference to focus on restoring mine land
• Hazleton paving projects to begin
• Agent seeking insurance for hotel
• North Schuylkill super defends PSSA results
• Broad Street to be ready for Hazleton Car Cruise
• Bike ride aimed at battling senior citizens' hunger
• Norwegian business students study at Penn State Hazleton
• Service learning an important co-curricular activity for students
• Federal appeals court vacates ruling on Hazleton case
• Starting week 4 of the Summer Term.... Don't follow Bruno's example !!
• How well do you know your school? The first person to identify this photo and w...
• We will be designating an area of the wall near the front entrance of the school...
• Local congressmen vote in favor of debt-limit deal
• Funds would target bridges
• Hazle Twp. man charged with firing gun at Sheetz
• Police, Aug. 2
• Hazle Twp. supers award insurance contract
• Crash damages Elks monument
• Attorney, activist abandons Luzerne County judge run
• Third-party, independent candidates file for election
• Judge in Selenski case steps down
• Group leads tour of drilling sites
• Northeastern Pa. unemployment rate up
• Hello All McCann Students & Alumni! If you are a veteran or are currently servi...
• McCann will be participating in the Funfest parade again this year. The parade d...
• "Fortune favors the brave" Publius Terence
• Regional National Guard solider reflects on recent IED attack in Afghanistan
• Local lawmakers react cautiously to debt deal
• Commission tries to find funding for transportation
• Lt. Gov. Cawley speaks to Schuylkill leaders on Marcellus Shale facts
• Black Creek bridge project hearing Tuesday
• Family, friends pray for soldier's freedom
• As he watches, Kanjorski worries
• Broken bridges are costly to fix
• Police, July 31
• Municipal authority warns trespassers
• Moon Lake committee meets to discuss park's future, revenue options
• Future is now for Keystone Job Corps Center
• HCA tables $150K landscaping, security upgrades request
• Unions' TV ad targets Barletta over debt deal
• Police, July 30
• W. Hazleton to celebrate Night Out
• Renowned actress: 'Never give up on yourself'
• Restaurateur: Twp. erred with permits
• Area's Republican congressmen vote for House GOP plan
• Reporting error may have skewed test scores
• Residents ponder changes in mail delivery as U.S. Postal Service mulls office closures
• Board OKs Hazleton Area super's exit after 2011-12 school year
• Lack of funds forces PennDOT to nix projects
• State Supreme Court OKs compensation payments to kids-for-cash families
• Discrimination probed at LCCC
• Butler orders eatery to vacate
• New air rules to curb pollution from gas wells
• Correction, July 29
• Sponsor: Goal of liquor bill is diversity
• Home-rule charter eliminates row office jobs, but not deputy positions
• Man accused of raping teen waives hearing
• Court, July 29
• Former Ryan Twp. tax collector waives right to hearing
• Man involved in standoff waives charges to court
• 3 more plan to join race for county council
• DCED to determine if city debt complaint has weight
• High-speed chase ends in Banks Township
• Toomey pushes post-debt limit priorities
• Marolo may receive early out
• Citizens: Seniors, vets could suffer
• Officials: Borough not out of woods
• Police, July 28
• High-speed chase ends outside Hazleton
• Circle K is sponsoring a Blood Drive on August 10th, 9a.m.-3p.m. If you would li...
• Area experts predict America will stop short of default debacle
• Area post offices may be closed
• Area code overlay delayed a year
• Man in Drums standoff has a criminal past
• West Nile virus detected in Hazleton mosquito
• Bill includes student performance in teacher evaluations
• Woman's death in lake ruled accidental
• Hazleton Area takes steps toward building purchase
• Weatherly seeks help getting larger police station
• Woman's death in lake ruled accidental
• Congratulations to a Surgical Technology graduate who just got employed @ Berwick Hospital!
• Energy and persistence conquer all things. ~Benjamin Franklin
• Reports: Kanjorski campaign spending on rent, storage
• Cats removed from Hazleton apartment
• Career Services Tip of the Week: Practice your handshake. No bone crushers or limp wrists! Practice Makes Perfect!
• Kitten food still available in Career Services!
• Proposed city rental registration programs criticized by attorney
• Gold prices at historic level
• Police, July 25
• Death of dog left in heat being investigated
• Eagle Rock woman dies while swimming in community's lake
• Ethics vital to area coroners
• Debate intensifies over natural gas recommendation
• Observers disagree on how school pool closures will impact students
• Political ads take aim at Barletta
• Judge: SV can't take legal fees
• Court, July 24
• School damaged in fire to be ready for new year
• Marcellus report made public
• Controller flags prison purchases
• Officials get look at water project
• Correction, July 23
• City has big hole to fill
• Sewer hookup mandate angers Tamaqua residents
• Police, July 23
• City force at 40 after hire
• Caution urged in extreme heat
• 2 jobs added to aid juvenile court
• Expanded Job Corps LPN program meets local needs
• National firm tabs local stylist education director
• HCA meeting turns bellicose between directors
• Hazleton Area may adopt cooperative sports agreement
• W-B attorney announces congressional candidacy
• Luzerne controller Griffith to ignore $1K petty-cash prison fund request
• Rush Township supervisors approve purchase of F550 dump truck, plow
• Rest Haven director of nursing takes over administrator duties
• Conahan's future uncertain
• Temperatures soar to upper 90s, beyond as heatwave ramps up
• Sugarloaf man guilty in standoff
• Kanjorski won't rule out '12 run
• Ex-judge Ciavarella to be sentenced Aug. 11 in kids-for-cash conspiracy
• GOP reps blast Obama on debt limit
• Former controller Flood laid to rest
• Court upholds zoning decision against cargo airport developer
• Police, July 22
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• City teen with heart ailment using social media to raise funds
• Former Weatherly High School deteriorating
• Criminal Justice Club Meeting: Wednesday, July 27, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. Room 103 All CJ members are cordially invited to attend! Hope to see you there!
• Attention Kitten Adopters! Please send pictures! Free box of kitten food and wormer in Career Services! First come first serve!
• Be careful in the heat out there! Remember that LOONNNNGGG winter we had. Enjoy!
• Ciavarella to be sentenced Aug. 11
• 90-degree temperatures have some workers feeling the heat
• Man surrenders after standoff
• Beaver Meadows chief cites ACLU surveyors
• Public works director fired
• Public responds to upcoming Conyngham sewer plan
• City council tables proposed rental inspection ordinance
• Pa. soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Friends turn out to remember classmate
• Ciavarella attorneys discuss sentencing
• Flood funeral service today
• Correction, July 21
• Complaints, compliments about Shenandoah property problems
• Federal funding for HHA to decrease
• Police, July 21
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• HUD to audit Hotel Sterling spending
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• World War II Veteran hopes to install granite monument in Ebervale
• Hazleton area teens go on 30-hour food fast to help reduce worldwide hunger
• Police activity at home closes portion of highway
• City public works director fired
• Mahanoy council receives update on Act 90 parameters
• Crossing guards cut in West Hazleton
• D.A. rules teen's death a homicide
• Effects of dry summer starting to be noticed
• Freeland fires police officer
• Wilkes-Barre attorney explores challenging Barletta in 2012
• Maguire gets 2 months in prison, probation
• Nuangola council guarantees $3.2M loan
• Person falls off ATV, rescued
• Youths learn with different set of building blocks
• Hazleton native an advocate for keeping elderly safe
• Unfinished block of corridor project won't affect city car cruise
• Attorney not guilty of trespassing
• Conyngham mulls joint authority
• Jack Babinchak, Mr Rizzo and Ruby Coyle. Congrats!
• Picking Up on Matt's idea: We would love to see Gradaution pictures from the Spring 2011 Graduates. Please share! You can also email them to Teresa.Verheyen@mccann.edu.
• Teen's death in crash ruled homicide
• ATTENTION ALL NEW AND EXISTING MEDICAL STUDENTS! The Medical Club will hold a meeting on Thursday, July 21, 2011. The meeting for the day students is at 12:30 and the meeting for the evening students will be held at 4:30 p.m. Meeting place will be announ
• Whatever happens around you, don't take it personally... Nothing other people do is because of you. It is because of themselves. - Don Miguel Ruiz This takes a lot of practice but is so true!~Tess , Extern Coordinator
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• HCA misses state deadline for yearly audit
• Mt. Top teen killed in Fairview Twp. crash
• City man charged in fatal shooting to stand trial Oct. 31
• White Haven man admits to using woman's debit card
• Transit panel: Raise fees
• Heat wave set to hit region
• Geisinger, CMC make plans to merge
• Democrats critical of Barletta using public money on mailers
• Home-rule subcommittee to help with budget
• Much better than living in the woods....Ahhhhhhhhhhh... :)
• Don't tell me that the sky is the limit, when the moon has footprints on it! Author Unknown. Reach beyond the skies.........
• Transportation panel makes choices
• Section of Security Savings building to be razed by fall
• County watchdog Flood dies
• Church celebrates feast day
• Chemical vapors send 3 to hospital
• Police, July 17
• Water service temporarily disconnected after Freeland Village water main break
• Water rate hike revenues less than budgeted
• Eckley event honors veterans
• Hazleton Latino Festival: Momentos de Diversión
• Municipalities may have to act on Carbon's feline fiasco
• Schuylkill employees' retirement fund affected by volatile market
• Officials: Salmonella outbreak sickens 300 at federal prison in Waymart
• County reviewing records building proposals
• Experts: 'Container garden' tips critical
• Hauto cleanup just beginning
• Hazleton Creek warned on dust
• Trooper gets DUI
• Prison officials mum on suicide
• Shale panel recommends generic impact fee
• Police probing City Hall incident
• District receives details on audit
• Lake residents prepare for contest
• County manager ad lacks release clause
• DEP to check for buried tanks
• Conduct codes for new gov't posted
• Happy Weekend All!
• Coaldale mayor had child porn, police say
• Condition of home concerns Sugarloaf residents
• Police, July 15
• State orders deeper look at test scores
• HCA directors at odds over various projects
• Activist, attorney urges diversity on county bench
• Marcellus Shale panel voting today on dozens of key issues
• Funding loss forces LCCC to cut 5 jobs
• Woman struck by garbage truck
• Hazleton complaints to be filed in writing
• Woman hit by garbage truck in Hazleton
• Coaldale mayor charged with possession of child porn
• Coaldale mayor arraigned on child porn charges
• HCA plans reallocation of payments for upgrades
• Grant will help continue Black Creek Twp. study
• Authority makes deal with trailer park residents
• Double-homicide suspects to stand trial together, judge rules
• Machinery fire quelled in Butler
• Police department, not chief, granted more hours
• County records committee to pay $4K for forensic audit of finances
• Officials look to decipher report
• Experts: Sterilization needed for cat problem
• SUV hits pole, parked vehicles in Drums
• Pa. liquor bill would give grocers, large retailers share of sales
• All Kitties are spoken for! Thank you to all who donated and assisted with the Kitty rescue.All the best to the little McKitties in their new homes! SEnd Pictures!
• Welcome new and returning Student! You are moving closer to realizing your Dreams!- Tess, Extern Coordinator
• HELP! One of the kittens needs immediate medical attention. Will you donate to defray the cost of helping her? See Career Services!! Thank you!
• Welcome new & returning students! Make it a Great First Day!--Matt Adams-Assistant Director of Admissions.
• Hazleton Area test results probed
• Powell's home sold in auction
• City officials defend hirings
• Wild chase leads to arrest of city man
• Officials celebrate Tamaqua Area geothermal project
• State education secretary lauds district's energy plans
• Man injured in SUV crash
• City convenience store robbed again
• Autopsy for woman found on father's grave today
• Clarification, July 13
• White Haven engineer says community building could cost up to $440,000
• Hazleton Housing Authority to help test energy-saving process
• Wright Twp. supervisors announce auditor vacancy
• Keystone Kids StarMakers perform at Fritzingertown
• Columnist wins teaching award in UK
• Man hurt in rollover crash on 309
• We need a good home! Mom and two Kitties adopted! Come see us now in Career Services!
• McCann has 6 kittens for adoption, please see Career Services if you are interested.
• Medical Club Welcomes new members and current members to the new term.
• What is your favorite summer movie so far?
• Charter school founder resigns
• Fire displaces 3 families
• Mahanoy City tries to stay ahead of blight
• Kline Township supers working to collect zoning fee
• Hazle Twp. resident demands more answers on former super
• Former UFCW union president charged with embezzlement
• Carbon judge denies Jim Thorpe man's appeal to access public records
• 2nd Latin festival set Saturday at Community Park
• McAdoo student's air quad a national contest finalist
• Hazleton man charged with raping girl
• Police, July 12
• State police release details of I-80 crash
• Regional bankruptcies show 12.8% decline
• Longtime educator starts new chapter
• Crash snarls I-80 traffic
• Police, July 10
• County SPCA bogged down with cruelty cases
• Dog could help girl cope with diabetes
• ACLU studies Beaver Meadows traffic
• After big storm, power returns to Lake Hauto
• City farmers' market produces on first day
• New county time-clock system under review
• At least 50 cats removed from home
• Police: Woman took from group home residents
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• Wind whips Lake Hauto
• 3-alarm blaze destroys Ringtown home
• Hazleton soldier jailed in S. Korea
• Autopsy: Boy did not suffer injury at pool
• Study will help track health impacts from drilling
• Trees, power lines down in Lake Hauto from storm
• Ringtown home gutted by fire
• Law enforcement warns of Internet phishing scam
• Diocese of Scranton assigns priests
• Yannuzzi to swear in 4 police officers today
• McAdoo sewer authority approves payment for cleaning reed beds
• Debate erupts over proposed water spray park
• Butler Twp. homes to be inspected
• NEPA gay couples head to New York to get married
• Correction, July 8
• Wilkes-Barre boy drowns at Knoebels
• Brothers accused in more than 100 burglaries
• Hazleton man suffers medical emergency, crashes vehicle
• Ninth Schuylkill County idol hits a high note
• Beaver Meadows secretary submits resignation
• Hazle firefighters douse burning trash
• We are sprucing up the building while you are gone...
• Two men hurt in Hazleton assault
• Boy who died after Knoebels pool accident ID'd
• Boy dies after striking head at Knoebels pool
• Valley school getting new roof
• Kline sets Monday deadline for district to pay permit fee
• Cuozzo files complaint over city borrowing plan
• Fleeing feline leads to discovery of 21 cats in Sugarloaf hotel room
• Accused arsonist ordered to take psychiatric exam
• Proposed city ordinance limits poster placement
• Plastics plant fire put out quickly
• County solicitor's office will provide attorneys for mental health cases
• Deputy county controller named
• Bat beating case to continue
• New Sugarloaf bridge gives preview of structure to be built in township next year
• Rails-to-trails supporters remain steadfast
• Habitat for Humanity to hold open house
• Schuylkill County to host voter hall of fame celebration
• HCA evaluating new projects today
• Crews snub small fire at Hazleton plastics plant
• New budget means welfare overhaul under way
• Community holds vigil for McAdoo teen killed in crash
• Former county official to be sentenced July 19
• Weatherly man hit by truck, severely hurt
• Big water plans in works
• Documentarian says county owes him $22,000
• Documents: Ex-county officials received gifts from ex-NYC officers
• Correction, July 6
• Police, July 6
• Reward offered in West Hazleton man's unsolved murder
• 11 homeless after Tamaqua fire
• I hope everyone had a great Holiday weekend, what did you do fun & exciting?
• Mahanoy City firefighter receives first 'Schuylkill Heroes' award
• Police, July 5
• Dominican vice presidential candidate stumps in Hazleton
• Man who drowned at Frances Slocum State Park identified
• Regional police force progress stagnates
• Butler Twp. moving, adding tributes to vets
• McAdoo teen killed in crash
• Natural gas industry spent $3.5M on lobbying in '10
• Teen dies, another 'significantly' injured in Hazle Twp. crash
• Pantry Quik robbed
• Rest stop makeovers loom in future
• Freeland retires longtime fire engine from service
• Farmer's market opens in Shenandoah
• Police, July 4
• Home-rule transition committee to recommend ethics, personnel codes
• Feds ask appelate court to affirm beating convictions
• Shenandoah residents reminded of vehicle maintenance
• Affiliation could be next step for Commonwealth Medical College
• Judges deny prothonotary's attempt to save job
• Recorder of deeds defends decision to sign $31K contract
• Carbon officials fear state budget cuts could impact human services
• Independence Day celebration becoming 'a family tradition'
• Castle Doctrine was long overdue, retired chief says
• Broader street to be friendlier, too
• Conyngham's mayor says his predecessor was proud, passionate
• Residents lament amid rush to find new homes
• State shuts White Owl Manor
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• In another case, unrelated charge to stand
• Meth lab suspect's parole revoked
• Superior Court ruling allows wrongful death suit to proceed
• Water system projects near completion
• Schyulkill deputy sheriff: Shooting shows needs for training, protection
• Police, July 1
• Toohil will review gaming disbursement to local govermnents
• HASD teachers suspended amid internal probe
• Two hospitalized after crash
• Court, July 1
• Toomey the wealthiest among local reps
• Suit settlement over 'Castle' construction costs district $1.1M
• Hazleton Area heads divided over buildings
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• Congratulations to all of the graduates tonight. Remember that no matter what you are always part of the McCann family and you make us so proud. Matt Adams-Assistant Director of Admissions.
• State House approves $27.15B plan
• Crestwood passes $32M school budget
• Fernwood Resort may be given chance to apply for casino license
• Study: Lung cancer higher for NEPA men
• City cameras to provide police views of at least 35 different locations
• Bishop reveals vision document for Diocese of Scranton
• Part of legislative surplus earmarked
• City authority shuts off water to delinquents
• Selenski files to act as own attorney in murder trial
• Woman pleads no contest to abusing son; sentenced to house arrest
• No decision yet on plans for Sugarloaf Twp. site
• Judges discuss court improvements
• Police, June 30
• Strong sentenced to life, plans appeal
• Date set for Musto jury selection
• Man sought in baseball bat assault
• Cranberry homeowners buy, raze dilapidated, vacant side of duplex
• Man sought in assault with baseball bat
• Senate passes $27.15B plan
• Administrators: Testing not only gauge of progress
• Lokuta filing appeal with top court today
• Hazleton Area adopts budget
• Luzerne County controller COPS speaker
• Embattled Ryan Twp. tax collector resigns
• Police, June 29
• Parking spaces, meters added after series of crashes
• Carbon woman backs bill in effort to save lives
• Crestwood board to meet tonight to adopt budget
• Conyngham council awards various street repair contracts
• W-B chamber's loan payments restructured
• In Schuylkill, summer jobs hard to come by
• Don't Forget about the Open House today from 8a.m. to 8p.m. Come get some great information about Changing your Future and your Life with McCann.
• Saw a license plate this morning: 2MEAN4U. Crazy!
• Regional unemployment rate increases to 8.7 percent
• Final state budget clears first vote
• NEPA schools still lose $51.5M in revamped budget
• MinSec director aims to please
• Hazle to install sewers for 99 in Green Ridge
• Fireworks, entertainment Sat. to celebrate nation's birthday
• Police release details in fatal cycle crash
• Court, June 28
• Home-rule panel writing duties for council clerk post
• Police, June 28
• Leadership, Alliance to open new Wellness Trail on Wed.
• Weatherly board OKs 3-year pact for support staff
• Have you ever thought about your Starbucks barista being a college graduate?
• Details emerge in fatal motorcycle crash
• Don't lose your head to gain a minute; you need your head, your brains are in it! Happy Monday!
• Final state budget push starts today
• Motorcyclist killed in crash
• Victims still rebuilding after arsons
• Officer: Animal cruelty an epidemic in Carbon County
• Ham radio operators continue to thrive
• Keystone Job Corps students finish 2nd in culinary arts competition
• Schuylkill County ham operators stress usage vital during storms, disasters
• Arrangements to remove collapsed Shenadoah property in the works
• Flooding a vivid memory for northern Schuylkill residents
• Foster Twp. supervisors meet, pay bills, select representatives
• Parks, pools, attractions offer a busy summer
• Schuylkill commissioners laud Shenandoah Valley students
• Grading Our Schools: Hazleton Area students behind Pa. peers
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• Parks, pools, attractions offer a busy summer
• Police, June 26
• Economy, job loss process lead to spike in lawsuits
• Court, June 26
• Carbon officials approve district judge office move
• Wright Twp. supervisors could adopt new stormwater ordinance
• Conyngham parking ordinance amendments spark business' concern
• Serento Gardens to renovate city building
• Controller fires deputy, opts for CPA
• Court, June 25
• Former Hazle Twp. man gets 96 months
• Man sentenced to 2 years in drug conspiracy case
• Dispute over guidelines delays Strong sentencing
• Luzerne County opens manager search
• New school choice push as spring session wraps up
• Boy hurt when his bicycle, car collide
• MLT students gain hands-on experience, multiple job offers
• CAN DO gives district ultimatum
• Auto parts company coming to Humboldt
• Panel suggests Pa. reconsider ethics handling
• Crestwood budget vote on hold
• Controller says MH/MR attorneys missed 153 hearings
• ICE orders release of 4 illegal immigrants
• Tamaqua refuses to pay bill
• Court, June 24
• Corbett signs bath salts ban
• Correction, June 24
• Weatherly superintendent won't seek new contract
• Distressed cities bill draws criticism
• Crestwood budget vote on hold
• ABA: Pa. should reconsider handling of judicial ethics cases
• New engineering degree focuses on the future in alternative energy
• Auto parts firm opening center in Humboldt
• Pilgrim George reminiscent of another bearded holy man
• Ryan tax collector charged with stealing $171K
• Pilgrim George passes through area on journey to spread love of God
• City approves version of rental inspection law
• Weatherly Area balances budget with half-mill tax increase
• City officials use fire department ladder truck to check buidlings
• Mold issues have building tenants tense
• Senior citizens center to remain in Hazleton
• Convicted rapist gets at least 20 years in prison
• Correction, June 23
• Crestwood parents, children hold rally
• County ordered to rehire former union employees
• Yudichak spearheads impact fee proposal
• Police, June 23
• Tension rises between Conygham council, water and sewer authority
• Former Rush Twp. police chief files firing appeal
• Area student an intern with Democratic Party in D.C.
• It's officially summer! What is your favorite hamburger/picnic food recipe?
• On this day in 1944, U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs the G.I. Bill, an unprecedented act of legislation designed to compensate returning members of the armed services--known as G.I.s--for their efforts in World War II - God Bless America - She
• Ryan Twp. tax collector charged with theft
• Bill expands Sunday liquor sales
• Tamaqua approves district budget
• Police, June 22
• Strand owner willing to resolve complaints
• Munchak, Cordaro guilty in corruption trial
• Shenandoah residents complain about unkempt properties
• Yannuzzi pitches idea of casino funds to help Luzerne County municipalities
• Soldier comes home to witness son's birth
• Pasta dinner benefit to be held for Freeland couple
• Amateur radio group to hold Field Day
• Conyngham police hope flashing sign helps slow down drivers
• Contractor hired to extinguish fire in Crystal Ridge pit
• Happy First Day of Summer! What are those vacation plans?
• New unemployment compensation law provides workshare plan
• Barletta likes E-Verify, opposes E-Verify bill
• ICE alters deportation guidelines
• Redevelopment authority OKs deal with city
• McAdoo man's death last week ruled suicide
• Tamaqua wrestling champion charged by Ocean City cops
• Police, June 21
• Woman faces 4 charges in domestic dispute
• Police, June 21
• Boy on bicycle struck by SUV in city
• Geisinger, Bloomsburg health systems exploring merger
• Fire at high-rise caused by lit cigarette
• Boy injured when bicycle hits SUV
• Fire at high-rise caused by lit cigarette
• Tomorrow is the official start of summer!! No wonder Construction cones are everywhere!
• Longtime priest recalls his journey of reflection
• Fire company loaning engine to its neighbor
• Water main connection will cause boil advisory
• Blue Cross launches insurance plan that may save employers, employees money
• Book paints gloomy financial picture for U.S.
• PennDOT announces $235M for regional projects
• Greater Shenandoah Chamber of Commerce planning Sept. 11 attack commemoration
• Luzerne County commissioners to vote on restructuring $4.7M loan payments
• Police, June 19
• Flooding fuels spike in flour costs
• Rainy season has farmers feeling under the weather
• From son to dad, a gift of life
• Visitors find old-time entertainment, family roots at Eckley event
• Marshals catch up with alleged meth dealer
• Authority final hurdle for city borrowing
• Woman drops case against reality TV star
• Fire crew kept from call to base for copter
• Schuylkill County Marcellus Shale task force holds 1st meeting
• Hazleton Area considers Italian language phase-out
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• LCCC holds line on tuition for 2nd year
• Ballfield fence has neighbor crying foul
• Officials: Building demolition near end
• School lands cash for snacks
• Prison job applicants to face 2 tests
• Court upholds conviction in gothic-kitten case
• Assistant public defender collecting monthly pension
• Penn's Northeast official optimistic about economy
• Final state budget push seen next week
• Police, June 17
• City shooting victim identified
• Ex-Hazleton Area super to head Valley Academy
• Chamber: MinSec has big ER bill
• Drifton family comes to aid of robins
• Traffic stop leads to arrest of illegal alien
• Man in country illegally had two additional minor arrests
• Vough, Hughes lead spending in judicial race
• Entrepreneurship class offered to Norwegian students
• Company could boost Schuylkill property tax collections
• A long walk to end a gambling problem
• Hazleton gunshot victim identified
• Schedules are Ready! Head over to Username is Firstname.Lastname and Password if your badge number. If you would like to make a change school down and click change schedule! Wesley Allen - Registrar
• Man hurt in Hazleton shooting
• Harrisburg per diem hike meets criticism
• New year, new home for school
• Teachers agree to wage freeze
• Teachers agree to wage concession
• Bath salts ban bill en route to governor
• Probation status raises state aid stakes for TCMC
• Police probe fatal shooting
• Pair nabbed in Drums burglary
• Researchers probing cancer cluster
• Man hurt in Hazleton shooting
• Vintage automobiles make stop in area
• Police probe fatal shooting in McAdoo
• Chlorine leak at Banks sewer plant deemed minor
• How is everyone doing today? Matt Adams-Assistant Director of Admissions
• Medical college on probation for financial difficulties
• Arrest made in city arson
• Monument honors those whose graves were relocated 100 years ago
• Cops pursue mounting unpaid citations in city
• Court, June 15
• Police, June 15
• No end in sight for demolition of Greco Centrum
• Awaiting sentence, Powell's debt grows
• Shenandoah bridge closed indefinitely
• Ringtown to advertise new solicitation ordinance
• Dog found in trashbag recovering, but search for owner continues
• Kanjorski to receive top honor from national consumer group
• Day-reporting graduation planned
• Man charged with setting Monday fire
• Building condemned after fire
• Senate energy panel plans vote on Marcellus Shale impact fee bill
• Schools' summer breakfast, lunch program begins Monday
• 7 proposals considered for Luzerne records storage
• Woman refuses to pay lien on home she purchased
• Bookkeeper sues Diocese of Allentown
• House approves scandal bills after debate
• Schuylkill residents, businesses have until Friday to report property damage
• Temporary fix to Shenandoah's Main, Centre streets begins today
• Researchers will discuss polycythemia vera progress
• Rebate program targets senior property taxes
• Nationally, immigration views diverse
• State lawmakers crafting potential immigration legislation
• Ratepayers could be on hook for upgrades
• Carbon commissioners approve summer hires
• NEPA immigrants dispel fallacies of being uneducated
• Former Shenandoah Valley class looks to renovate classrooms at now-defunct J.W. Cooper building
• Dominican fire company's donated fire truck arrives
• Police, June 12
• Traffic stop leads to 9th DUI arrest for man
• Correction, June 12
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• It's not only racers who participate in Weatherly Hillclimb
• Rental rules irk landlord
• County panel disagrees on naming applicants
• Study: Drugs, alcohol, gangs worry residents
• Farmers' market premieres July 9
• Schuylkill retirement fund drops
• Late student inspires Weatherly Area graduates
• Today's funeral for 3 'unusual'
• Principal back to school for advice to Crestwood grads
• Municipalities now have more power on unkempt properties
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• Police, June 11
• Permit needed for 'consumer fireworks'
• Court, June 11
• Butler stormwater work to continue
• Rotor Bash to benefit wounded veterans
• 94 grads receive diplomas at Panther Valley High School
• After problems, HCA tells engineer to check curb box installations
• McAdoo ponders increased police patrols for Strand events
• Board passes wage freeze
• City a giant work site
• Wet spring a setback for Broad St. project
• McAdoo man dies in ATV crash
• Police, June 10
• Weatherly board accepts teachers' wage freeze offer
• Man killed when ATV struck on Rt. 924
• Student Appreciation Day sign-ups are EXTENDED until Tuesday June 14, 2011. Event will take place onThursday, June 16th, 2:00pm-6:00pm at Hazle Township Community Park. Must Sign Up in Front Office For Free Food Ticket. Food, Drinks, DJ, All Star World S
• Attorney: 'Courtesy' notice conflicts with law
• HCA meeting: Cameras, loans and accusations
• 'Gravely injured' dog found in trash bag
• Police union, city forge agreement on compensation for new hires in training
• Police union, city agree on pay for new hires in training
• No injures in car, tractor-trailer crash
• No injuries in car, tractor-trailer crash
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• City senior center to stay open
• Solution to gangs, crime starts at home, expert says
• Sharkey gets 10 months in prison
• Former juvenile court official granted leniency
• Police, June 9
• City woman arrested after alleged theft of volunteer's vehicle
• Man, boy injured after alleged attack
• Lorraine was a gift card winner. Are you checking your McCann email. We still have more prizes to give away. - Sherry-Career Services
• Toyota Pavilion ready for first concert
• Sharkey sentenced to 10 months in prison for embezzlement
• City may adopt new rental inspection criteria
• 2 injured in Interstate 81 crashes
• Butler Twp. supers review wastewater plant financial options; no action taken
• 2 men arrested for Freeland robbery
• Hazleton Area graduates urged to keep learning
• Senior center likely to close
• Use of E-Verify system growing
• Countless memories carry Mahanoy Area graduates
• Fire forces evacuation of elderly hi-rise
• Butler police investigate vandalism
• PPL: Damage to nukes' turbines 'virtually identical'
• Cindy Aftuk is the new Email Contest Winner! She won a $25.00 American Express Card. Way to go Cindy!! Did you check your email today?
• *McCann Student Appreciation Day* Hazle Township Community Park. Thursday June 16th from 2:00pm until 6:00pm. Hotdogs, Hamburgers, Salads, and Refreshments. All Star World Series Softball Game (teams by major). Don't Miss It!!!!! Sign up sheet in t
• Congratulations to all of our area High School Seniors!!! If any of you are not sure of your future, please give us a call, message us, or stop by!!!
• Man arrested after allegedly fleeing police twice
• Talk show focuses on youth gangs
• Luzerne revises hotel tax exemption
• Prosecutor alleges 'money grab' in Lackawanna
• Greco demolition resumes
• Court, June 7
• Hazleton OKs $5.6M borrowing plan
• Court cooldown expected today
• Santorum kicks off White House run in western Pa.
• Public swimming spots opening up
• Top court gives city 2nd chance
• Yannuzzi seeks financial help to defray legal fees
• Sex offender sentenced to at least 10 years in jail
• For 90 years, Hazleton Rotary Club brings its motto to life
• Sex offender faces 10-20 years in prison
• ATTENTION ALL EXTERNS AND GRADUATES! The Graduate Dinner and Externship Seminar #3 has changed location! It will be will be held this Thursday, June 9, 2011 at Genetti's Best Western starting at 4:00 p.m. Genetti's is located on Route 309 North
• Supreme Court tosses ruling against Hazleton
• Police seek men who brandished guns, demanded money
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• Author: Future plants would make less waste
• Author: Nuclear should rule energy future
• Police, June 6
• Harwood man recalls D-Day
• DEP proposes overhaul of act aimed at keeping drilling away from water sources
• Tamaqua police seek robber
• Police, June 5
• Fire chief: Short circuit caused Vine St. blaze
• Barletta: Town hall taping OK
• Don't put garbage out early, residents urged
• In Hazleton, litter a big problem
• Supreme Court discusses city immigration law
• Paranormal group takes on claims of theater ghosts
• Pair of events focus on gang awareness
• NEPA girl on whirlwind after winning national spelling bee
• Speaker to TAHS grads: Use lessons to overcome
• Board puts off airport case
• HAEA meeting postponed
• Crestwood parents rally for full-day kindergarten
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• Mulch fire empties West Hazleton eatery
• Fire damages South Vine Street home
• Need something to do tonight? Head to the Hazleton ACS Relay for Life at the Louis Schiavo City View Park, 700 Poplar Street in Hazleton. If you are around, stop by at 11 p.m. for the Ms. Relay contest sponsored by McCann. This is a chance for the men
• City police rescue turtle
• Rigs to drill, survey degreaser plume at former Mountain Top business site
• Shenandoah Valley seniors reminded of the three 'Rs'
• North Schuylkill graduates embark on new beginning in united front
• Suspected metal thief electrocuted
• It's official: Strong off death row
• 'Remarkable year' for HGH
• Equipment hang-up stalls Greco razing
• Student selected for medical careers program
• Third-grade students receive flag, plaque from airmen serving in Iraq
• Moyer appeals conviction
• Conahan ends bid to collect pension
• Pa. unemployment drops, but increases in Schuylkill County
• Hazleton Area school official discusses graduation itinerary
• Construction work causes brown water
• HCA director questions Jan. trash collection billing
• Nearly 11 years after his injury, Taliaferro continues to inspire athletes
• Hazleton man pleads innocent to charges related to deadly fight
• Mahanoy Area students return to school after fire
• Community center planned for former church
• MMI dress code change could save money
• Closing arguments today in penalty phase of homicide trial
• Council approves City Hall parking plan
• U.K. dance star was born in Hazleton
• State budget surplus builds to $540 million
• Woman killed in Tamaqua crash
• Judge sends ex-cops to jail
• City plans switch to 911
• Four people suffer minor injuries in Packer Township crash
• Police, June 2
• Court, June 2
• Congrats to Meg Bzura!!! $25.00 American Express Card Winner! Did you check your McCann email today?
• Ex-Shenandoah chief given 13 months in prison
• Woman killed in Tamaqua crash
• Man struck by car in Tamaqua
• Psychologist: Strong unable to understand crime's consequences
• Hazleton native promoted to Air Force brigadier general
• Mahanoy City to receive USDA grant
• Mahanoy Area school fire ruled accidental
• Police, June 1
• Cause of Freeland fire remains undetermined
• Barletta proposes sanctuary legislation
• Ciavarella will seek pension payback
• Los Angeles aids illegals seeking temporary visas
• Mountain Top woman to lead Center for Nursing History
• Cancer survivors celebrate hope, determination
• MBA finals start today! For or Against Lebron and the Heat?
• NEPA aging faster than rest of U.S.
• Group plans rally against cuts to kindergarten at Crestwood
• Airport board reaches budget impasse
• Flames damage 3 homes
• More renting homes in area, census reveals
• Fire damages Mahanoy Area school complex
• Police, May 31
• Design ordinance met with mixed reaction
• 2 hurt in weekend I-80 crash
• Group organizes city cleanup
• Bill would require drillers to follow new procedures
• Commissioners approve union employee deals
• Luzerne prison officer, kitchen supervisor exit
• Meals will stay exempt from county hotel tax
• Hazleton man killed in motorcycle crash
• Beltzville State Park filled to capacity, police say
• Overnight fire damages 3 houses in Freeland
• Fire damages Mahanoy Area Middle School; Tuesday classes cancelled
• In tiny Jeddo, 'small' a matter of perspective
• Officials plan city financial analysis
• Gaming board lawyer 'was there for Louie DeNaples'
• Mahanoy City remembers supreme sacrifices during Memorial Day program
• Police, May 30
• Communities to celebrate Memorial Day
• Schuylkill commissioners hire Harrisburg law firm
• Surface mining company receives permit
• Luzerne officials to spend $120K on Moon Lake Park
• Program aimed to keep children safe takes place Saturday
• Unico Club makes donation to 'His Will' Ministries
• Police, May 29
• Homeschoolers told to run 'race' well
• Strong's ex-wife paints different picture of killer
• Luzerne sheriff to refund money from higher gun permit fee
• Veteran skydiver hits another milestone
• City law, revenue delayed
• Schuylkill County judge enacts bath salts ban
• Curb ramps moving along in Mahanoy City
• Communities to celebrate Memorial Day
• Ordinance OKs fireworks in Conyngham
• Holden tours U.S.-Mexico border
• No band, but parade will go on
• Few in number, Immanuel Christian grads showcased
• Mayor hopeful calls on board chairman to resign
• Hazle eatery damaged in fire
• Illegal's release decried in House
• Police, May 28
• City woman treated after blaze
• Delano man suffers minor burns in fire
• Suspect in Shenandoah robbery waives charges to county court
• Rock hits infant, man faces charges
• Schuylkill, Carbon communities clean up from hailstorm
• Trade Expo offers look at area business offerings
• Victims suffer burns in separate fires
• That was some crazy weather last night, I hope everyone got through it ok. Now let's hope for some nice weather this Holiday weekend. Have a great one everybody. Matt Adams-Assistant Director of Admissions.
• This time, school budget passes
• Court decision could impact city immigration law
• McAdoo teen lauded for life-saving skills
• East Union Township's appeal to Commonwealth Court rejected
• MMI grads remember special moments
• Variety marks LCCC Class of '11
• Correction, May 27
• Court, May 26
• Hazleton Area board approves preliminary budget with staff cuts, furloughs
• Junior Achievement honors S-S parent's CEOs, auto dealer
• Lupus festival in Conyngham Sat.
• Luzerne, Schuylkill under tornado watch
• Weatherly Area avoids deep budget cuts
• Weatherly avoids deep budget cuts - for now
• Butler Twp. grandmother, great-grandmother to receive degree
• Strong again found guilty of murder
• Police intercept special delivery
• Panther Valley hopes to restore cuts
• Verdict in officers' obstruction case upheld
• E. Union appeals airport zoning ruling
• SWB Yankees worth $18 million, appraisal says
• Hazle Twp. man hired as county transportation chief
• City council sets borrowing plan in motion
• Two charged in April robbery
• Shenandoah woman sentenced to additional prison time for bar fight
• Schuylkill write-ins have an impact
• Luzerne election board certifies primary results
• Conyngham council sends letters over sewage issues
• Hot water heaters to trim HHA natural gas usage
• Officials break ground on Wright Twp. health care facility
• Police, May 26
• Authority recrafting computer system
• Merchants getting first look at design ordinance
• Tip from West Coast leads to Hazleton drug bust
• Remember those who serve and have served this Memorial Day. Thank you!
• Man again convicted of 1983 murder
• Corrections, May 25
• White Haven council may need to tighten budget
• House adding new synthetic to ban list
• Area attorney pleads not guilty to trespassing
• Evidence seized from Musto's home may be used at trial
• Crestwood write-in candidates gain slots on Nov. ballot
• Six Hazleton Area administrators retiring
• Barletta, Marino: Don't record
• Grand jury calls for gaming oversight overhaul
• $5.6M deal to address city debt
• Jury to resume deliberation in Strong trial
• Charges against Tamaqua driver in pedestrian crash held to court
• Case against 2 alleged killers continued
• W-B engineer pleads guilty to bribing school board member
• Court, May 25
• House panel addresses Luzerne corruption issues
• Police, May 25
• Diamond earrings help United Way reach goal
• Corbett cancels Thursday appearance before chamber
• Packer Twp. wins grant for community park
• Are you checking your email? Two prizes have not been claimed yet. Tell one, tell all, to check the McCann email!
• Our next start is July 13th, who is looking to change their life? Give us a call or stop by and ask for admissions.
• Gov. Corbett cancels Hazleton appearance
• Here Comes the Sun... A Favorite Beatles Song! What's yours?
• Juvenile justice legislation headed to Senate floor
• Watchdog group suing non-profit over campaign ad spending
• Suspect in poker killing enters not guilty plea
• Suspect in double homicide pleads not guilty
• Woman charged after allegedly lying about stabbing
• Luzerne County primary election round-up
• Carbon County primary election round-up
• Attorney wants audit of Black Creek supers' pay
• Violations mount for Greco owners
• Similar storms unlikely in NEPA
• Doc uses telecommunications to treat patients
• Easton man facing gun, drug charges
• Police, May 24
• Contractors discuss Security Savings demolition
• From May 23 to June 24th check your MCCANN email! You could win prizes including a $25 American Express gift card. Check your email daily and if you receive an email from Career Services, simply follow the instructions to redeem your prize. For technical
• Let's build an ark! What would you put in it?
• House prepares for looming budget vote
• Butler seniors celebrate 25 years at social center
• Two area fishermen rescued from Susquehanna River
• Schuylkill officials establish Marcellus Shale task force
• Unico Club holds 4th annual Bell' Italia Festivale
• Police, May 23
• Mahanoy City mayor pays tribute to borough police
• Town honors Jim Thorpe with a statue
• Local ministers celebrate milestone
• Mayoral hopefuls are ready
• Local man honored at Wilkes graduation
• County council winners shift focus to general election
• Congratulations to our Scholarship winners, Tyler Wright, Alyssa Meyers, Hayley Nicole Dunbar, Amanda Verbitsky, Brandon Weaver, and Angela McGrade. Great Job everyone.
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• Urban school districts feel shortchanged
• Dateline to air segment on bath salts featuring NEPA
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• Republican in DA race thanks to write-ins
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• Testimony from 1984 repeated in retrial of capital murder case
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• Bill would toughen tax-hike requirements
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• Write-ins reshape two local races
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• School directors divided on bridging budget gap
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• Teacher charged in incident terminated
• Prison still over capacity
• Court, May 21
• Former football player Adam Taliaferro guest speaker at alumni chapter dinner
• Mahanoy City man charged in assault
• Nuclear commission discusses PPL Susquehanna plant
• Hazleton Area balks at decision on budget
• Tamaqua Area to negotiate longer, fewer days
• Trailer park residents face water shutoff
• Crestwood approves sweeping cuts
• Prosecutors revisit Strong's 1984 court testimony, alibi
• Firm seeks payment for Martin's Square work
• Carbon officials request extension for business grant
• Police, May 20
• Tractor-trailer clips utility line, disrupts power
• Shenandoah streets to get temporary fix
• Jury acquits former officers
• Correction, May 19
• Foster OKs plan for water shut-offs
• Bell' Italia Festivale adds 5K run to celebration
• Freeland plans double dedication Saturday
• Familiar names on Nov. ballot for Weatherly Area
• For now, no intrigue in Tamaqua voting
• Coaldale councilman out
• Tamaqua Area board resolves to lengthen school day
• Tamaqua Area debates drastic changes
• Extortion charges against Shenandoah officers dismissed
• Hazle Twp. supervisor retains seat after miscalculation
• Crestwood could nix full-day kindergarten, programs, positions
• Federal officials to discuss PPL nuclear plant safety
• Freeland purchases police vehicle
• Balistics expert testifies about shotgun blasts that killed man in Dorrance Twp.
• Ballistics expert testifies about shots that killed man in Dorrance Twp.
• Wild, feral cats an 'causing problems' in Weatherly
• Wild, feral cats 'causing problems' in Weatherly
• Election bureau to review 1,400 write-in votes for District Attorney
• Write-in votes could change Hazleton council complexion
• Renovated Schuylkill fire museum rededicated
• Women's group with passion for old-time fashion will hold benefit for village Sunday
• Downed utility wire causes Rt. 924 traffic tie-up
• Magistrate: Gosselin must pay White Haven business
• Downed wires close Rt. 924 at Humboldt
• From May 23 to June 24th check your MCCANN email! You could win prizes including a $25 American Express gift card. Check your email daily and if you receive an email from Career Services, simply follow the instructions to redeem your prize. For technica
• Judge dismisses most counts against Shenandoah officers
• Reminder: Massage Club is selling lunch today with all $$ raised going to help a student who was recently in a terrible car accident. Please stop by and show your support!!! - Sybil, Assistant Director of Education
• Pirates of the Caribbean on Stranger Tides starts tomorrow! Who is going?
• Gallagher, not Verbonitz, the winner in Hazle Twp.
• Motroni defeats Rush Twp. supervisors' chairman
• Incumbent wins GOP nod for Schuylkill commissioner
• Kline Twp. incumbent has 4-vote edge
• Incumbent councilman loses in Nesquehoning
• Matika wins both parties' nods for Carbon judge
• Banks Twp. Democrats choose Shott for supervisor
• 7 attorneys to vie for 6 seats on county bench
• 4 clinch school board nods
• Cuozzo, Yannuzzi advance
• West Hazleton Borough election results
• West Hazleton candidates get free passes
• Urban family stays low-key despite 2 out of 3 advancing in council race
• Weaver downs Stanziola in Sugarloaf
• Sugarloaf Township election results
• Uncontested district judges move on
• Magisterial election results
• Field narrows for county council seats
• Conyngham Borough
• Conyngham hopefuls ease on to November
• Altmiller, Caffray advance in Butler supervisor race
• Black Creek Township election results
• Incumbent super the pick in Black Creek
• Goodman wins nod from both parties for judge
• 3-way controller race set for fall in Schuylkill
• Where will the Yankees be in October?
• Rainy weather forecast could affect turnout
• Union: Cuts harm kids
• Voters face ballot of unprecedented size
• Group files complaint over mailer
• Number of registered Dems falls slightly
• House plans to vote on Senate's bath salts bill
• Truck driver testifies he was nervous when former Shen police chief drove him to Raven Run
• Hazleton fire knocked down quickly
• Feds to detail probe today at press conference in Scranton
• Testimony: Strong tired of leaving witnesses
• PPL shuts down second reactor at local power plant
• Crestwood senior honored for veterans' trip
• Attention Hazleton Campus! Wednesday, May 18, 2011 at 10:30 there will be a food sale to benefit a student hurt in an auto accident. Sale starts 10:30 am until the food is sold out! Come hungry to support a McCann student.
• County calls on different types of prosecutors
• Two years later, woman's killer remains at large
• Former St. Michael's parishioners appealing church closure in Tresckow
• West Hazleton finances appear in good shape
• Butler Twp. residents bring complaints before supervisors
• City man arrested on multiple drug charges
• Police, May 16
• Schuylkill Commissioners: Grant will make Rush Twp. safer to walk
• Vandals hit HCA tank
• Wyoming Street success a goal for Broad Street
• Illegal immigrant cited, released had criminal record
• 9 to battle for Hazleton Area school board
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• Grant leads to recycling center for North Side
• 5 seats up for grabs at Weatherly Area
• 6 candidates vying for Tamaqua Area board
• 5 seek board positions at Panther Valley
• Only 2 seek re-election in Crestwood
• Hazle supers to fill openings after Tue.
• Jury finally seated in retrial of capital case
• Personnel honored for rescue
• Firm begins reviewing county records costs
• Schuylkill chamber holds annual luncheon, presents awards
• High school students get inside look at being a senator
• Directors: Political flier breaks policy
• FBI agent: Bookie aided extortion investigation
• Gov. Corbett to visit Hazleton for event
• Jury selection continues today in Strong retrial
• Musto attorney claims FBI affidavit inaccurate
• 4 vie for mayor of troubled city
• Judge to decide if newspaper defamed Mountain Top man
• Valley municipalities headed to arbitration
• No races in West Hazleton primary
• 4 Republicans in race for 2 seats on city council
• Police, May 14
• State budget alternative pleases Weatherly Area
• First downtown cameras installed to help fight crime
• Banks Twp. auditor questions fuel receipts
• Marranca steps down as Hazleton Area football coach
• So what is everybody up to this weekend?
• Potential jurors chosen in cops trial
• Police seize cash, drugs
• Politics pose problem for school board
• Schuylkill retirement fund exceeds $100K
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• Fire at Butler Twp. business under investigation
• Police searching for parolee who allegedly fired gunshot
• Tamaqua council race features unique situation
• Rush supervisor faces opposition for six-year seat
• 10 candidates vying for 4 seats on McAdoo Borough Council
• Democrats only candidates in East Union supervisor primary
• Coaldale council race features four Republican incumbents, challenger
• Coroner only row race in Carbon
• Seeking re-election, Carbon commissioners have unfinished business
• Sentencings, May 13
• Rush officials question ads in newsletter
• Seventh juror selected in Strong retrial
• Cocaine, cash, weapon seized from Foster home
• Luzerne commissioners will continue pursuing litigation over team sale
• City police looking for man accused in assault
• Police swarm city neighborhood, apprehend two men
• Political briefs, May 12
• Incumbents aim for re-election as Wright supers
• 4 seats open on White Haven council; 8 running, including mayor, patrolman
• District judge unopposed in Wright Twp.
• Penn Lake Park race features incumbent, 2 challengers for council
• Candidates for Freeland mayor running unopposed
• 5 vie for 3 seats on Freeland Borough Council
• 4 Democrats seek nod for Foster supervisor
• Dorrance Twp. supervisor will run unopposed
• Incumbent runs unopposed for Dennison super
• House GOP budget clears first obstacle
• Shenandoah's ex-police chief, captain face trial today
• Reality star at Freeland hearing over $10K civil suit
• School board director listed as tax delinquent
• Four arrested in Tamaqua, charged with stealing signs
• Police, May 12
• Mahanoy City man jailed after pot bust
• Man arrested for attempted burglary in Beaver Meadows
• Jury selection continues in Strong trial
• Man arrested for attempted robbery in Beaver Meadows
• Police swarm city neighborhood
• Reality TV star in Freeland for hearing
• McCann Clubs donate $350 to Leadership Hazleton for the creation of a wellness trail at the Hazleton Health & Wellness Center
• House GOP puts stamp on budget, restores millions in aid
• Couple perfecly compatible after wife donates kidney to husband
• Crowded ticket for Hazle Twp. supervisor race
• State Senate passes ban on bath salts
• Piekarsky: Errors require reversal of conviction
• Jury selection begins in Dorrance murder retrial
• Kingston attorney to run write-in campaign for DA
• Thanks to the NEPA Manufacturers and Employers Association for recognizing the McCann Hazleton Campus with an Honorable Mention for Expansion during their Manufacturing Excellence Awards this evening. The Campus was nominated for adding a separate facili
• Republicans in race for Sugarloaf super
• Four seats open on Conyngham council
• Butler candidates want to help plan township's future
• Black Creek Twp. supervisor race a Republican one
• Joseph: Articles ruined social life, businesses
• Don't forget about the Open House today from 8a.m.-8p.m. and we are also having a Job Fair today from 1p.m.-6p.m. that is open to the public. Come Change your Future, and Change your Life. Matt Adams-Assistant Director of Admissions
• Feissner unopposed in 11-3-05
• O'Donnell unopposed in 11-3-03
• Palin restraining order extended
• Hazleton man shot in fight
• Cyclist dies in crash
• Cops, mayors among judge candidates
• Wind project could be in the works for city
• No jurors selected in retrial of former death row inmate
• Weatherly drive-by shooting suspects face more charges
• State, local officials unite to blast ICE decision
• House debates restoring proposed cuts
• Police, May 10
• Crash kills motorcyclist in West Hazleton
• Court to consider Palin's request for order against McAdoo man
• Here is a Spotlight on our Medical Assisting Program, we are going to try & spotlight 2 programs a month, keep a look out for Criminal Justice next. If you know anyone interested have them take a look. Matt Adams-Assistant Director of Admissions.
• I have a new granddaughter, Aurora Laine, best Mother's day present ever! Born 5/8/2011 at 7:49 p.m. 6 pounds 11 ounces, 21 inches long; blonde hair and blue eyes! She's cutie pie! Tess, Extern Coordinator
• Man shot during fight; city police investigating
• Officials huddle on illegal's release, welfare fraud
• Check it out, interested in helping a fellow student and earning some extra cash, look into being a tutor or helping with our rideshare program. Details are on the flyer. Have a great Monday. Matt Adams-Assistant Director of Admissions
• Don't forget.. Tomorrow.. Job Fair at McCann !! 1-6pm. Many Employers, Live Radio Remote, Open House and 5 Year Anniversary of Massage. It's going to be a great day. - Sherry Castrine -Career Services
• Fire marshal probing pair of weekend blazes
• Many spots empty on local ballots
• Civic partnership approves group as subcommittee
• Police, May 9
• Mahanoy City man to establish Purple Heart memorial
• Commissioners award contracts for Carbon home rehabiltiation
• Schuylkill to merge positions
• D.A. Musto Carroll seeks Republican nomination
• Luzerne judicial candidates raise more than $1.2M
• Police, May 8
• House GOP to present budget plan
• Tax revenue creates $500M state surplus
• Sheppton-Oneida fire company recently awarded federal grant
• DEP withholding driller's response to blowout, pending further review
• Cargo airport's fate to be decided by county board
• Mom is proud her sons help people
• West Hazleton fire leaves 5 homeless
• City merchants interested in buying security cameras
• More than 100 degrees conferred at commencement 2011
• PSU Hazleton confers 111 degrees at commencement
• Judge hopefuls state their case at forum
• Schuylkill next with bath salts injunction
• Cops' extortion trial delayed by two days
• Clarification, May 7
• Judge halts PV drug policy enforcement
• Area man receives rare transplant
• Police, May 7
• Check out this Article!
• Interest in military academies remains strong
• Diocese of Allentown will look for other options for secular rulings
• Students give presentation to NASA officials
• Beaver Meadows hires two sewer replacement contractors
• U.S. Sen. Toomey to make own plan to balance budget
• Lawmakers blast ICE on illegal release
• Proposal would balance Hazleton Area budget
• Temple journalism professor criticizes newspaper for its anonymous sources
• Dumping charges dropped in Foster Township
• Luzerne retirement board approves pension requests
• W-B engineer to plead to bribery
• Panel approves campus leasing bill
• Cracked turbine forces PPL to keep nuclear reactor shut down
• Cranberry residents to protest sewage fees
• Luzerne employees to receive more than $72K in grievance pay
• Walking to eliminate bullying
• City eyes innovative parking garage
• Woman who allegedly assaulted 6-month-old son to be tried in court
• 3 Schuylkill corrections officers dismissed
• Hazleton Area school directors discuss salaries, benefits, debt
• School directors learn salaries, benefits 68% of budget
• Constable's vehicle struck prior to warrant being served on Fifth Street
• Constable serving warrant injured when vehicle struck
• Joseph testifies, doubts D'Elia's ties to mafia
• Barletta back in immigration fight
• Kline Twp. home damaged in blaze
• Mayoral candidate backs out of debate
• Hazleton Democratic mayoral candidates to debate Friday
• Police seek man who allegedly stabbed girlfriend
• Wind turbines proposed for Packer Twp.
• Weatherly native chasing storms
• Alumni Chapter to host May 13 golf tournament
• Barletta proposes immigration caucus, crackdown on 'sanctuary cities'
• WELL!!! So it's mechanical! is your favorite cartoon?
• Ok, Mother Nature, I would like to request a full week of sunshine and warm weather! Thanks!
• Stabbing leads to chase, arrest
• Freeland council ponders fate of manager position
• Plaintiff recounts issues against newspaper
• Hazle man dies from ATV crash injuries
• Neither side satisfied by hung jury
• ICE orders illegal immigrant held in traffic stop by Beaver Meadows cops to be released
• Police chief: ICE ordered illegal immigrant released
• Mistrial in Enoe case
• Opponent blasts mayor's plan to move police dept.
• Flames destroy shed, coop
• Police, May 4
• Loved ones remember 2 killed in Route 309 crash
• Firefighters quickly quell blaze in Hazleton garage
• Temporary Broad Street pave coming this week
• Can you name these TV Mom's??
• Man dies from ATV crash injuries
• Fire destroys barn in Sugarloaf Twp.
• Attn Students: There will be a Circle K meeting on Thursday, May 5th, at 12:30p.m. in the Business Conference Center. New members are welcome.
• Judge declares mistrial in Enoe case
• Did you see the article about scholarships with pictures of McCann students in the Hazleton Standard Speaker yesterday? Great information about money available for your education! Check it out !
• Sunday May 8th is Mother's day! Don't forget Mom! Post her picture, or story about your Mom or being a Mom. Better yet, show her off and get her own Facebook page!
• Come one, come all to a Hazleton McCann Open House, hosted by Hollywood Diner in Hazleton. We are going to be there from 3p.m to 6p.m. with some food & fun. We'll have wings, chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, meatballs/rolls, crab bites, onion
• Marcellus Shale tax payments in spotlight
• No verdict in Shenandoah murder trial
• Police, May 3
• Defamation suit against Citizens' Voice begins
• Medical condition of ATV driver who struck utility pole unknown
• Locally, servicemen reflect on progress
• Locals uplifted by news of bin Laden's death
• Local experts: bin Laden dead, terrorism lives
• County to get grant for recycling
• Trinity Academy students are now published authors
• We endured the seemingly endless April showers; now we want May flowers! What is going in your garden this growing season?
• 295 eggs from the race into the compost this past Thursday! It's cooking now!
• Mahanoy Twp. supervisors appoint accounting firm
• Municipal streetlights owned by PPL creating a maintenance issue
• Scholarship offered to keep students in area
• Man suffers serious injuries in ATV crash
• Toohil fighting welfare fraud in latest legislation
• Drums woman unveils second children's book
• Legislators support tax on natural gas companies
• Obama's Pa. polling struggles return
• Shenandoah Valley officials' fiscal management limits cuts
• Mahanoy Area technology director provides in-depth look at district equipment
• Schuylkill judge dismissses Enoe jury for weekend
• Body of Shenandoah man found near stone facility
• State funding cuts could bring drastic changes to education system
• St. Francis church hosts final Mass
• State funding cuts could bring drastic changes to education system
• Republican mayoral candidates to debate this week on SSPTV
• Parisian travels to Hazleton to help treat skin condition
• Catholic Underground offers more than just prayers
• Carbon County commissioners turn home rehab bids over to planning commission
• Work breaks water main in Hazleton
• Police probe stabbing in Hazle
• Jury in murder trial deliberates into night
• Police, April 30
• Man, 21, charged in second murder
• DA's office: Crime escalation 'incredible'
• Group to present video on suicide
• Billing dispute leaves city in the dark
• Zoners between diocese, St. Joe's
• Board amends hiring policy
• Wind whips school parts to neighbor
• Court, April 30
• Crowd blasts board on cuts
• Mayor: Cusat comment 'degrading'
• Metal prices drive crimes
• Tamaqua man named head of state Board of Education
• On stand, Enoe denies murdering Shenandoah man
• 'Questionable' judicial conduct was referred to state board, DA says
• Butler names temporary police chief
• Grant will aid county's transition to new gov't
• Strong storms, runoff cause drainage problems
• Poll: Area voters critical of Obama policies
• Fire-damaged Shenandoah building collapses
• Tamaqua man to chair state Board of Education
• If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you.
• Strong storms cause outages, flooding
• 'Vibrant, eco-friendly destination' replacing old Greco Centrum
• PEL to help city avoid financially distressed status
• Hazleton Area officials discuss capital improvements at budget meeting
• Witness: Murder was not part of plan
• Woman pleads guilty to charges in 8 incidents
• Court, April 28
• Ex-Shenandoah police officer asks federal judge for continuance
• Schuylkill commissioners present scholar athlete trophy
• WYLN-TV to host mayoral debate tonight
• Ringtown area chorus debuts Sunday
• 911 calls spark search for 10-year-old boy
• Congrats to the Sunny Side Up Team on having the most pledges and eggs! Congrats to the Eggtroidhairy Team for the best team name. Thanks to all who participated! Watch the race on Sam-Son Productions, Inc., Inc. Channel 13 at 5 p.m. tonight and for phot
• Toomey, Casey unveil selection process for federal judges
• Holy Family moving to St. Joe's
• City may stage early intervention
• 'Early intervention' plan could prevent city bankruptcy
• Freeland searching for new manager
• School choice tax credit bill advances
• Alleged Enoe accomplice says he initially lied
• County time-clock, payroll system may be ready by August
• Wildfire chases Wright Twp. residents
• Court, April 27
• Drillers escape taxes, group says
• Senator sets shale fee date
• St. Joe's new location for Holy Family Academy
• GOP mayoral debate May 5
• Tamaqua councilman put in charge of his final meeting
• Please come support the Egg Race tomorrow at 12:00! Sponsor a "racer" to raise money for Spina Bifida.
• Bambera reflects on his first year
• Hazle denies methadone clinic
• Jobless rate falls again
• Judge issues permanent bath salts ban
• Corbett signs first bill, repeals sprinkler mandate
• Judge dismisses 2 jurors in murder case
• Victim's fiancee testifies in Enoe trial
• Hazle zoners deny firm's application for methadone clinic
• Police, April 26
• Lansford man arrested for alleged violation of Megan's Law
• CAN DO looks to expand water service in Butler Twp.
• Sentencing, April 23
• Happy Birthday, Al Pacino! Wooo AHHH!
• Happy Monday Everyone, I hope everyone had a great Easter. Just a quick reminder that the "Our Campus Rocks" video contest deadline is coming up. May 2nd, so remember to get your videos in ASAP. Have a Great Day.
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• House GOP brags about bills passed
• St. Francis of Assisi parishioners reflect as church closure looms
• Enoe death-penalty homicide trial starts today
• Bishop Bambera reminds Catholics of Christ's resurrection
• Police, April 25
• Official: M-COG can assist local leaders
• Dustin replaces Peanuts on daily comics page
• Christ Lutheran celebrates Easter with sunrise service
• Police, April 24
• Missing child found in Lehigh Twp.
• City police officers like new station, mayor says
• Easter: A time for traditions
• County judicial candidates see change coming
• Charges held against man accused in theft of scrap equipment
• Court, April 24
• Feds won't file charges in Greco check controversy
• Mayoral candidate's police ride causes stir
• HPA seeks answers for garage leaks
• Carbon commissioners blast veterans' grave marker thefts
• Mahanoy Area offers incentives for retirement
• Sentencings postponed for former Shenandoah officers
• Weatherly council seeks space for police
• Banks supers stand firm on sale of township truck
• Casey, city officials talk crime
• Police, April 22
• Bishop Bambera to meet with Holy Family community
• Crestwood honor students give back
• Scrutiny continues on Hazleton Area budget
• Official: MinSec benefits convicts
• Hazle man fighting loss of AdultBasic
• Shenandoah councilman learns lesson
• Barletta discusses stance on budget matters
• Yannuzzi requests 'housing court' judge for blight cases
• Schuylkill County prison to receive security upgrade
• We hope everyone has a wonderful and safe holiday. See you all on Monday!!
• Everyone have a safe & happy holiday weekend!
• Hey Everyone, how's everyone's music video coming along?
• And the winner is.............Sherry Acker Ulloth...........Sherry won the Chocolate easter bunny & a $25 gift card to Applebee's, congratulations Sherry, and thanks to everyone who participated in the raffle, the money went to a great cause.
• Don't forget... Big Bunny tickets on Sale in Career Services. $1.00 each or 3 for $2.00. Drawing around 1pm TODAY !! Who wouldn't love to take him home for Easter?
• Labert a McAdoo council hopeful
• New DCNR chief gives drilling reassurances
• Drilling fluid gushes from gas well
• Officials view stretch of highway in Packer residents view as hazardous
• 3 prison guards charged with abusing inmate
• West Hazleton looks to local leaders for help
• City man's vehicle stolen
• Travel agency employee arraigned on theft charges
• County to sell delinquent tax liens
• Thrivent's donations, volunteers assist causes
• Spokesman: Flyweel plant would bring 60 jobs
• Tamaqua man indicted for Oxycontin trafficking
• Court, April 21
• Have a Great Holiday Everyone! Tess, Extern Coordinator
• Travel agency employee arraigned on theft charges
• Three Schuylkill prison guards arrested
• Circle K is selling tickets to raise money for a local cause, please see link below. The tickets are 1 for $1 and 3 for $2. You can win the chocolate bunny & a $25 gift card to Applebee's, please see someone in Circle K to participate. Thanks.
• Attn: Students, here are the instructions for logging on to the new student portal, if you have any issues there is a number to call on the bottom. Have a great day.
• State calls for halt to shale wastewater treatment at 15 plants
• School board hears budget concerns
• Officials to discuss road with residents
• Jury set in Shenandoah murder trial
• Hazle residents grill board on unequal sewage fees
• Luzerne County bans sale of bath salts
• Newsstand owner opens store
• Hometown Square a one-stop shop
• Jury selection begins in Shenandoah murder case
• Police, April 19
• City police trying to locate girl missing since March 31
• Federal prosecutors file brief against Ciavarella request
• Casinos benefit from table games in March
• Police seek information on holdup
• Budget woes endanger libraries
• Heated hearing
• Feds: Musto received gifts, $25,000 bribe
• Proposal would let voters scrap property tax system
• Weidlich receives 2-year probation
• Correction, April 19
• Talks break off with Brenner Recycling buyer
• Standard-Speaker staff members win Keystone Awards
• We would like to thank the students that helped with the Great PA Clean-up on Thursday, Shawn Evans, Angelina Yarnell, Jessica Craig, Sharon Dever, Heather Strohecker, and Jes Shala. You all did a great job, and we appreciate you helping out with keeping
• A new semester: good luck to all this term!
• McCann Scrub Club at Boscovs Relay For Life Carnival on Saturday - Great Job !
• McCann Students and Faculty participate in Great PA Cleanup - Give a Hoot .. Don't Polute!
• The Massages were a big hit !
• McCann Massage and Early Childhood Education Students Hard at work during the American Cancer Society Telethon in February
• Police, April 18
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• Freeland college student raising funds for African trip
• Alleged meth lab operator denied bail reduction
• Schuykill County sees more savings than anticipated with energy upgrade
• LCB cuts service at unprofitable liquor stores
• Freeland Marine welcomed home by family, friends
• Weatherly man dies from injuries sustained in crash
• Pa. Turnpike issues travel advisory
• Mahanoy City residents question borough council on blighted homes
• Heavy rain, strong wind cause problems, outages
• Voter registration deadline Mon.
• Slots-funded tax relief averaging $200
• Prison beating probe continues
• Diocesan school enrollment on decline
• Man ejected from vehicle in Rt. 93 crash
• Updated Four Loko beverage doesn't pack same punch
• Some gas grades reach $4 a gallon
• Capriotti's moving to park
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• Mother's account one to remember
• Police, April 17
• Ad calls for turnout at authority meeting
• Contamination unique to NEPA
• Review of officer's candidacy continues
• Court to probe Lokuta claim
• Palin order targets McAdoo man
• Board awards last resort casino license to SW Pa.
• Board cuts 50 staff positions, key programs
• Pools, library funding among possible cuts
• Work gives woman, 97, no time to worry
• KAZ Passports available online starting today
• Bell' Italia Festival planned for May 22
• Pennsylvania Environmental History: From Earth Day to Global Warming
• Hazleton Area board cuts staff, junior-high sports, extra-curricular activities
• Hazleton Area board agrees to cut staff, junior-high sports, extra-curricular activities
• Resident: Church buy will burden taxpayers
• County receives no bids for nursing home
• Rice supers threaten to take dispute to court
• Chief warns school about dry hydrant
• Freeland man charged with beating dog
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• Pickup hits moving train in Hazle Village
• Pickup hits moving train in Hazle Village
• Sentencing, April 14
• Hazleton Area board continues budget examination
• Court, April 14
• Rush Twp. supers spar over audit bill
• Kline OKs officer wage increases
• Former Comet owner guilty of animal cruelty
• Congressman says he's helping change culture in Washington
• Senate confirms Noonan as state police commissioner
• New questions, concerns around Schuylkill prison
• Police, April 14
• Local vet's license suspended
• Nuke plant employee charged with resisting arrest, speeding
• Attn Students: We are having a contest to get the BEST music video for our facebook page, the video must be at least 3 minutes in length that includes staff and students. The deadline to complete & turn in the video is May 2nd. Teams of no more than
• Today the Spring Term begins, welcome back everyone, & welcome new students! Have a great day everyone & let's make this the best term yet!
• Ringtown to adopt pet ordinance
• Yankee Stadium remains dumped at Hazleton site
• Juvenile bills clear panel after mom's impassioned plea
• Area coming together to battle gangs
• West Hazleton hikes rental fees, adds new one
• Lokuta calls for probe into 'sexist' comment
• City to utilize new blight law
• DeNaples leak probe inconclusive
• Restaurant opens today at Church Street intermodal
• City, county near pact
• Former Hazle supervisor returns
• Diocese to close 4 more schools
• 14 of 16 judicial candidates have contributed to prior candidates
• African choir coming to Hazleton
• Suspicious car fire extinguished
• Sentencings, April 12
• Longtime Standard-Speaker Freeland correspondent Joe Falatko dies at 86
• House bill to regulate abortion clinics OK'd
• Senate panel expands school choice program
• County correctional facility board demotes corporal
• Former President Carter to stay at Wilkes-Barre landmark
• Hazle Twp. supervisors appoint familiar face to vacant seat
• Pottsville police investigate alleged prison beating
• Police, April 12
• Juvenile hurt in after-school fight
• Man allegedly on bath salts binge arrested after break-in at LCCC
• Here comes the Sun! Great sight and great song by the Beatles!
• gaming board faces possible license vote
• White Haven man hurt in ATV crash in fair condition
• GOP legislators aiming to avoid education cuts
• City crime-fighting committee seeks new life as a nonprofit
• Drilling byproduct use on farms may be limited
• Surveillance cameras installed in Shenandoah to deter crime
• State lawmakers introduce 7 bills to push natural gas vehicles
• Tamaqua will seek DCED grant for park
• Police, April 11
• Some former Catholic churches lose tax-exempt status
• White Haven man seriously injured in ATV crash
• Working groups to meet in public, discuss shale issues
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• Barletta anticipates some 'heavy lifting'
• Changes coming to school lunches
• Luzerne County legislators see room for improvement
• Volunteers prepare for upcoming Eckley events
• City water department working without a 2011-12 budget
• Gas tax could help sewer authority
• East Union Township seeking funds to repair heavily trafficked road
• ATTENTION ALL SPRING EXTERNS!!! Seminar #1 is Wednesday, April 13, 2011 at 4:00 in the Student Lounge. Attendance is required at all four seminars. Those having class at 5:00 will be dismissed in time for class.
• Congrats to all the Winter 2011 Graduates! We are so proud of all of you!
• GOP could win shutdown spin battle
• Feds: City a drug, gang center
• Clinic targets another location
• Toole gets 2½ years in prison
• Woman pleads guilty to bar fight charges
• Graduates: We'll work in food
• Injunction will target bath salts
• Chemical spill sends 2 workers to hospital
• Probation check-up uncovers suspected meth lab
• Police, April 9
• Man to be sentenced on myriad charges
• Nittany Lion and Lion Ambassadors at Sonic on April 15
• "Death and the Maiden" opens in the Black Box Theatre
• Bookstore will be open today (Friday) until 4:30pm; Monday 6-9pm. No book sales on Tuesday!! Wednesday books can be picked up when you come in for classes. Must have your ID's to get your books!! It100; IT102; IT103; and IT104 books will not be in u
• Former judge Toole given 2½ years in prison
• Decades-old wall collapses in Freeland
• Local congressmen: Don't pay us during shutdown
• DA, public defender 'fell down' on the job in Ciavarella's juvenile court
• Toole letters made public
• Hazleton Area officials eye potential cuts
• CMC medical school president resigns
• Selenski homicide trial set for June
• HCA approves $161K billing software
• Argall proposes shrinking state Legislature
• Quick repairs top $24K at PNC Field
• City resident signals unsafe street lights
• 911 expects new system launch by fall
• Rains damage local trails
• RV crashes into six parked vehicles along 309
• Man charged in crash involving pedestrian
• Suspects waive hearings in Tamaqua robbery, assault
• Sargent Art interested in Garland building
• Complaint filed in Freeland targets reality star Gosselin
• Know someone who is sales oriented and has a lot of experience? Have them send a resume to craig.green@mccann.edu. EMAIL and SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY PLEASE. Bachelor's Degree Required.
• 20 people chased by fire at Hazleton building
• Twenty people chased by fire at city building
• Court, April 7
• Charges to be filed today against hit-run suspect
• Shenandoah man surrenders on robbery charges
• New Lantern Lane breaks ground
• 10 apply for vacant Hazle supervisor seat
• Freeland hires new borough manager
• City fire quickly extinguished
• Clarification, April 7
• Company to build flywheel plant in Hazle Twp.
• Walsh gets 55 months
• Federal workers, beneficiaries brace for impact
• Cameras to keep eye on downtown businesses
• Local counties' jobless rates down in Feb.
• Judges school students in court's workings
• Schuylkill's retirement fund reaches $98.5 M
• HCA cracks down on delinquent accounts
• PennDOT marks Work Zone Awareness Week
• Dr. John Corvino to speak on GLBT issues on April 14
• Police, April 7
• Psychologist Sally Winston of "Hoarders' to speak April 7
• Teen sentenced in Ramirez beating
• Toohil's calls 'set record straight'
• 3 injured in Mahanoy City fire that destroys 2 homes
• Suspects in Foster dumping case tracked down
• Stolen ride was to be torched, police say
• Beaver Meadows council corrects illegal meeting
• Judges show solidarity by convening in Luzerne County
• Court's en banc session goes to school at MMI
• Fire destroys city home
• Broad Street will be temporarily resurfaced during corridor project
• Mexican exchange students get acquainted with American culture at MMI Prep
• Ex-zoning officer a Hazle supervisor hopeful
• Come Party at our Open House today with KRZ and play the Slot Machine!!
• Anyone ever hear of Onion snow?
• Fire damages five homes in Mahanoy City
• Fire damages three houses on East Diamond Ave.
• Fire damages houses on East Diamond
• House GOP charting budget changes
• Gay council candidate aiming for history, draws criticism
• State House approves bath salts ban
• Police, April 5
• Drums man, 25, missing
• Freeland may have new manager by Wednesday
• Firefighters trained, ready to go
• Correction, April 5
• Area unemployment down to 9 percent
• Reminder! Employers DO look at your Facebook Page and will look at this Facebook Page! Always be careful about posts, and pictures. Just a friendly reminder from your Career Services Team.
• Three days to Graduation! Congrats to all out Winter Graduates!
• Just a reminder that the FAFSA deadline is approaching. Please remember to see someone in Financial Aid to renew your FAFSA. If you do not meet this deadline, you will lose your state grant funding.
• Chamber proposes design guidelines for downtown
• Toohil appointed to subcommittee
• Depot workers still looking for raises
• Sentencings, April 4
• Schuylkill's annual miniature train display schedule on track
• Police, April 4
• Pa. court to convene at MMI Prep
• DEP directive draws criticism
• Ringtown father, son arrested for incident
• Federal judge warns users of social networks
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• Toohil asks businesses to stop selling bath salts
• Artists honored for their talents
• Schuylkill officials to renegotiate prison medical services
• U.S. water routinely tested for radioactivity
• Agreement hasn't aided Hazleton or authority
• Group fighting asphalt plant seeking donations
• Firefighters douse chimney fire
• Drums man pleads guilty in plot to kill police chief
• Area residents among 131 State Police Academy grads
• Judge gives Skrepenak's ex limited custody
• Carbon seeking volunteer drivers for veterans' van
• Freeland continues search for manager
• Paid service delayed for Mountain Top ambulance
• Area's health among state's worst
• Judge tosses rape charge
• Correction, April 2
• Court, March 31
• Storm's impact lessens
• Local judge seat may be eliminated as budget casualty
• Insurance agency critical of Hazleton Area procedure
• Civil complaint filed against Powell over condo rental
• Downtown rally blasts spending plan
• High cost nixes Schuylkill prerelease center
• DA moves to ban bath salts
• Officials race to outlaw bath salts
• Clarification, April 1
• Water boil advisory lifted in Weatherly
• State court rejects Lokuta's petition
• DA to seek injunction to stop sale of bath salts
• Hazleton snow ban in effect
• Bids too high; Schuylkill won't build prerelease center
• Here is a little background on ShelterBox USA, take a look at all they do and why we support them in this fight to get Japan back on their feet. Have a GREAT day!
• Tough transition ahead
• Federal judge shortens Kulick's sentence on firearms charge
• Spring nor'easter bearing down on northeastern Pa.
• Judge denies challenge to have supervisor removed from ballot
• Federal prosecutors urge judge to deny Toole a lenient sentence
• County hires new Aging administrator
• Hazleton police could be moving downtown
• Cost-cutting measure targets administrators
• NEPA charters interested in co-op
• State grants Valley Academy charter
• This photo (taken by Ken Shimizu/AFP/Getty Images) is why we are committed to Jeans for Japan!
• Valley Academy granted charter by state
• Thanks to Everyone supporting our Jeans for Japan event here at the Hazleton Campus, we are so excited to donate this money to ShelterBox USA to help our friends over in Japan!
• City police 'close' to moving downtown, mayor says
• Fire destroys mobile home in Barnesville
• GOP reps. doubt Libya mission, Casey mostly backs it
• Water boil advisory still in effect in Weatherly
• Referendum to ask Hazleton Area voters for tax hike
• HCA a month behind in trash billing
• White Haven man killed in car crash in Bear Creek Twp.
• Tamaqua man remains critical after hit-run
• Rally opposing budget cuts to be held outside Rep. Toohil's office Thursday
• Casey calls for quick ban on chemicals
• Officials looking to ban bath salts
• Attention Students: There will be a Circle K meeting tomorrow, at 12:30p.m. in the Library, New Members are welcome & Needed. Circle K is a great organiazation that helps a lot of people and it's something great to have on your resume. Hopefully
• Happy Tuesday.. near the end of term... busy exciting time!
• Counties weigh impact fee on Marcellus Shale
• Pedestrian struck by hit-run vehicle in Tamaqua
• Church sale clarified
• Beaver Meadows council to repeat meeting
• School choice hearing Thursday at Marywood
• Shenandoah Valley School District residents question education cuts
• Luzerne officials agree with attorneys' union
• Japan fallout in Pennsylvania rainwater, Corbett says
• Senate will hear testimony over disease clusters
• Police, March 29
• Long Pond man charged with sexual assault of 7-year-old girl
• Couple burned after propane heater ignites
• Hazleton Area to address booster club, hiring policies
• Sen. Casey could be GOP target in 2012
• Attn Students: We are having a contest to get the BEST music video for our facebook page, the video must be at least 3 minutes in length that includes staff and students. The deadline to complete & turn in the video is April 15th. Teams of no more t
• City firefighters provide donations to Dominican department in need
• Graduation rates in area encouraging
• Blue Comet Diner closing its doors
• Models for downtown farmers' market not far away
• Hazle Township Walmart to offer wine kiosks
• KOZ sites lauded for creating jobs
• Schuylkill County to receive $213K in prescription drug reimbursements
• Police, March 28
• HCA, CAN DO may restructure water rate
• Hazleton native's book takes readers to Vegas
• Driver of bus that hit utility pole in city dies
• Luzerne Bank acquires First Columbia branch
• HHA will retain its legal counsel
• Prosecutors argue Kulick prison release
• Hazleton council approves first reading of storm water ordinance
• State bills would ban bath salts
• Catholic Social Services programs help families succeed
• Fundraiser planned to assist family
• Schuylkill officials trying to burn 35 to 50 tons of coal
• Alternative collection strategy considered
• Butler to benefit financially by cutting electricity
• Hazleton's Internet star arrested Fri.
• Rock, concrete used to fill subsidence
• Holy Family passes enrollment threshold
• Vacancy in Hazle to be filled in April
• Prothonotary appeals home-rule decision
• President judge: No discipline for 2 court staffers
• County manager considered
• Attorney: Alcohol, gambling clouded Toole's judgment
• No discipline for court staff, judge determines
• Correction, March 26
• Lawyer: Alcohol, gambling took toll on Toole
• Shale commission to make debut
• Police: Bath salts factor in Nesquehoning standoff
• Attorneys praise Laurel Gardens residents
• Postal service probing city postal carrier
• Carbon tries to lure German auto parts company
• Weatherly under water boil advisory
• Hazleton Area directors renew insurance coverage after debate
• Arsons highlight city's vacant building problem
• Increase in vacant Hazleton housing hinders help for problem properties
• Forbes ranks area as one of least toxic
• Council's special meeting likely violated Sunshine Act
• Beaver Meadows Council's special meeting may have violated Sunshine Act
• Commencement to feature address by Jack Curcio, retired Mack Truck executive
• Boil advisory in effect in Weatherly
• Police: Bath salts factor in standoff
• Attention Students: There will be a Circle K meeting Wednesday, March 30, 2011, at 12:30p.m. in the Library, New Members are welcome & Needed. Circle K is a great organiazation that helps a lot of people and it's something great to have on your
• Concerned residents can be tested
• Chamber boots MinSec
• 2 men to stand trial in Hazleton double murder
• Resident: Gas-spill settlement unfair
• Wintry mix makes for late March mess
• $780K made at county tax sale
• Butler Township police chief resigning
• A year later, health care reform helping many
• Clarification, March 24
• Shen Heights man admits assaulting prison guard
• Police, March 24
• Court, March 24
• Petition filed in Lantern Lane fire case
• Corbett may consider tax on gas drillers
• State senators making effort to provide relief to public schools
• Butler police chief, a candidate for supervisor, to resign
• Suspects in double homicide to stand trial
• Evening classes canceled Wednesday March 23rd, due to weather, mandatory makeup is April 1st, 2011.
• Winter Externs don't forget to schedule your oral presentation with your Program Director.
• Greater Hazleton Job Fair set for Thursday
• Interstate speed limits reduced to 45 mph
• Delinquent HCA bills over $700K
• Despite sudden end, gas suit left impact
• Local postman allegedly embezzled funds
• White Haven mayor votes to waive bill
• Up to 10 inches of snow expected for region
• Sharkey drops re-election bid
• Personal care home owner charged with stealing from resident
• Judge: Juveniles could be eligible for restitution
• Former county officials to be sentenced June 8
• City man receives Purple Heart
• What are the predictions for tomorrow? 7 inches?
• Attention Students: There will be a Circle K meeting Wednesday, March 23, 2011, at 12:30p.m. in the Library, New Members are welcome & Needed. Circle K is a great organiazation that helps a lot of people and it's something great to have on your
• Officials: Drug smuggled behind stamps
• Hazle supervisor quits
• Reward offered in city arson spree
• White Haven suspends officer-in-charge
• Search warrants aid city police probes of murders
• County transportation job deadline Wed.
• Woman arrested after discovered hiding in private Hazle pavilion
• Corporation with local plant wins suit against ex-employee over birth defect
• City family reaches settlement with ExxonMobil
• Judge tied to kids-for-cash case dismissals to propose plans for restitution today
• Attorneys for convicted felon argue for immediate release
• Fire that damaged 4 homes in Shenandoah accidental
• Deputy coroner: Body found in Ryan Township not that of missing Gordon man
• LCCC president speaks to government committee on possible tuition increases
• Area fires depleting Red Cross services
• Blighted Schuylkill properties to be demolished
• Spring has Spruuuunnnnnng!!! Just look under the white stuff!
• Seriously, what's up with the snow??
• Five from Northeastern Pa. seek remap job
• With census in, congressional redistricting on the way
• Three intentionally set fires on weekend keep firefighters, police busy
• Corbett budget seeks to shift tobacco money
• ACLU suing schools over drug-testing policies
• Federal health care legislation made impact in NEPA
• Police arrest 5 in Rush Twp. meth lab bust
• Luzerne County to sell 500 properties Wednesday
• Mahanoy Twp. considering Marcellus Shale ordinance
• Body found near I-81 in Ryan Twp.
• MMI founder's descendant Coxe dies
• At 89, he's a man on a mission
• Hazleton fire termed suspicious
• Local teens fast to raise money for world hunger
• Court, March 20
• Crestwood OKs placement contract
• Suspicious fire damages vacant house in Hazleton
• Agency: Local firms hiring
• County plans panel on shale
• Carbon officials pass on $215K bid on work
• Prothonotary's home-rule challenge denied
• Atty. picked for election board
• Court, March 19
• State training program's first graduates look to brighter future
• Police: Beware of scams
• Commissioner slate highlights Schuylkill races
• Meeting doesn't change city officials' opinions of halfway house
• District hiring proposal targets nepotism
• Toohil testifies at correctional facility hearing
• Subsidence opens near Lobitz Catering Service
• Men plead not guilty to home invasion
• City home invaders plead not guilty
• Court, March 18
• Ex-cop pleads guilty to multiple robberies
• Minor fire breaks out at Nesquehoning plant
• Pujols gets 2½-5 years in fatal shooting
• State sees spike in calls on iodide pills
• U.S. attorney files paperwork to seize 2 city homes
• Crestwood School Board to ask teachers, staff to re-open contracts
• Flywheel company considers Humboldt for potential site
• Police, March 18
• Weatherly finances in order
• Corbett: Natural gas tax could hurt Pennsylvania
• Rush Twp. supers approve police feasibility study
• Senate bill could cost Hazle Township $7K
• Students, alumni to meet legislators, rally during Capital Day April 5
• Pujols sentenced to 2½ to 5 years for manslaughter
• Poll shows Pennsylvanians support drilling tax, more cash for education
• PSEA urges teachers to consider pay freeze
• Corbett project review continues; stadium money's fate unclear
• Higher education cuts hit private colleges in Northeastern Pennsylvania
• Councilman questions city public services appointment
• Re-election bid for Black Creek super challenged in court
• Expert: Reversal of Shenandoah cop's conviction unlikely
• White Haven zoning officer hired
• Casey reintroduces gas drilling oversight bills
• Senate panel to review boards' relevance
• Saw TWO robins this morning! Spring is springing!
• Gunshot victim found at Butler Twp. crash scene
• Safety redundancies built into U.S. nuclear plants
• Schuylkill leaders to meet in Girardville
• Police seize 51 marijuana plants from city home
• Nuremberg church to become arts center
• Delay in Ringtown drainage project may be over
• Supervisor's gas card use in question
• Recent fires in city ruled arsons
• Kelayres teen missing
• Judge: Ciavarella prosecutors allowed to pursue forfeiture
• 2 Hazleton fires ruled arson
• 2 Hazleton fires ruled arson
• City police probe marijuana-growing operation
• History Mystery 'Pines' pair identified
• Our thoughts are with the people of Japan, and all the families impacted by this awful tragedy. It gives you a different perspective when something like this happens.
• Did somebody say PIZZA PARTY today? I think so!! Mr. Bill's party today @ 12:30pm!!
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• Fire damages abandoned home
• Ammonia leak nearly resolved
• Cop assault trial delayed
• Mahanoy City remains in state of emergency after hold in road
• HCA directors at odds over proposed rate increase
• Fire damages abandoned double-home downtown
• Meltdowns in Japan won't slow PPL reactor plans
• Man changes story on shooting
• Sheetz store to be built by end of summer
• January local unemployment rate drops
• New Schuylkill Special Olympics manager seeks athletes, volunteers
• Check out the March Madness photos!
• Check out the March Madness Photos, & don't forget to Tag yourself!!!
• Man changes story on who fired fatal shots
• The Medical Club is having a T-Shirt/Sweatshirt Design Contest! The winner will receive a $50.00 gift card and a shirt! Designs are due to Linda S. by March 28!!
• North Schuylkill students ready to debate
• Wyoming Valley Pearl Harbor survivor dead at 91
• West Hazleton council members apprehensive on zoning alterations
• Luzerne officials considering Moon Lake Park options
• Timeline of a frantic Friday
• Firefighters recover from frantic Friday
• Program helps teens combat cyber-bullying
• Most Precious Blood Masses move to basement
• Budget debate to get local
• Ex-valley resident was 300 miles from epicenter
• Studies dispute Megan's Law impact, psychologist says
• Judge denies injunction to stop eminent domain in Centralia
• Census: Carbon one of fastest-growing counties in the state
• Ammonia leak in city causes scare
• Employee suspended in wake of drug arrests
• Candidates line up for offices in Carbon County
• Priest with local ties defrocked
• District has been feeling effects of population growth
• Clarification, March 12
• Census shows borough losses
• City fire leaves 15 homeless
• Schuylkill VA seeks volunteers
• Rain too much for lowest areas
• Court, March 12
• Fire sweeps through two double homes in Hazleton
• Downtown neighborhood evacuated due to ammonia leak
• Allentown Diocese to appeal church closings
• Heavy rain closes road, floods basements
• Fuzzy math? Nope, city's Census 2010 figures accurate
• Shenandoah disputes Census, Pottsville pushes consolidation
• Latino growth in Hazleton parallels Reading
• Greco code citations withdrawn
• Education cuts could force drastic changes
• Foster Township supervisors reduce sewer fee
• Former Deputy Warden Hyder implicated in drug scheme
• Shale panel lacks NEPA member
• United Way donors become its clients
• Cable company discusses sale with Fairview Twp. supervisors
• Butler OKs liquor license transfers, tables stormwater rules
• Police, March 11
• Drums man suing telephone company
• One bid received for Sugarloaf Twp. fuel needs
• Shenandoah man sought in Rite Aid robbery
• Irish dancers to perform March 15
• Marcellus Shale topic of annual lecture on March 16
• Commonwealth 2011-2012 budget proposal impact
• Legislative budget barely trimmed
• Police: Man accused of stabbing priest was high on bath salts
• Police arrest 2 more allegedly involved in Weatherly shooting
• Couple accused in underage sex case have hearings delayed
• State parolee accused of forgery waives charges
• City to launch website for parking fines
• Lot's meters active until 6 p.m.
• Attorney General cautions against check, interest scams
• Beaver Meadows OKs changes in building renovation project
• West Hazleton approves yard sale criteria
• Tarone's Market celebrating 70th year of service
• Annual Women’s Symposium scheduled for March 27
• Latino influx spurs first population increase in Hazleton in 70 years
• Hazleton's population rises to 25,340, Census 2010 shows
• A reminder that the Informational Sessions for MEDICAL LAB TECH are tomorrow (Thursday) at 2:00pm and 4:30pm! Hope to see you there!
• Corbett takes ax to state budget
• School officials: News not as bad as feared, but bad enough
• City may allow motorists to pay parking tickets online
• Census figures key to funding
• What's next for state budget?
• House awaits correspondence for bill removing sprinkler requirement
• Second man arrested in connection with Weatherly shooting
• Full slate of local candidates running in primary elections
• County commissioners to rescind hiring
• DRBC adds to drilling comment period
• Sugarloaf Township Fire Company gets creative with donated vehicle
• Shenandoah man died of natural causes, authorities say
• Man must provide insurance info to police officer hurt in traffic stop
• Police, March 9
• Woman sues HCA, claims hydrant added to fire damage
• Court, March 9
• Happy Donut Day!!! How many donuts have you eaten today?
• Shenandoah man found dead in home
• Nor'easter makes quick strike
• Weather forces restrictions, outages
• Borough manager could be hired soon in Freeland
• Home-rule committee members interview consulting firms
• Luzerne judge approves petition despite error
• In court, March 8
• Correction, March 8
• Police, March 8
• McCann gives back! Money, toys and cleaning supplies were donated to a local fire company assisting a family who lost everything in a fire.
• Attention All April & July Graduates! Tuesday, March, 15, 2011 is the professional fitting day for your suit!! Please go to the Business Conference Center from 9 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. Your suit is part of your program: there are no additional costs asso
• The Medical Club meeting is postponed due to weather until Wednesday @ 1:00PM, room TBA.
• Comprehensive Annual Performance and Evaluation Report available for review
• Musto Carroll will seek re-election as D.A.
• Pharmacy at Redner's Warehouse Market robbed
• Legislation would allow access to intermediate units' financial records
• Superior Court panel upholds DUI conviction of Mahanoy City man
• Carbon commissioners ratify union agreement
• Park expansion continues in Wright Township
• Calls for legislative reform largely unheard
• HCA board at odds over rate increase
• Tension builds for first Corbett budget
• Kleha steps down as Schuylkill Democratic chairman
• Corbett stance on drilling in state forests unknown
• DEP reviewing claims of radioactive materials in Marcellus Shale wastewater
• Carbon, Schuylkill counties not ready for 211 system
• A brief history of Rush Township
• Rush Township celebrating 200th anniversary
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• Plunge helps those faced with adversity
• Flood watch declared due to impending rain forecast
• Engineering careers a focus of Robotics championship
• Judges decide not to run for full terms
• City man arrested on multiple drug charges
• Area's congressmen disagree on fate of earmarks
• Musto denies receiving bribe from developer
• 1 of 9 in Luzerne County carry gun
• Police, March 6
• Hatch Act could deny Butler Twp. police chief
• Hazle Township authority purchases former parish hall
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• Correction, March 5
• Ciavarella appeals convictions
• District wants your lunch money
• Reducing current public pensions considered
• Police, March 5
• Freeland manager interviews to begin
• Alleged shooter's goal: 'Get even'
• Panel endorses pick for PSP commish
• Schuylkill sheriff in the market for 2 new vehicles
• In court, March 5
• Another teen from Ashland 'Idol' winner
• After firings, county pledges better communication
• Rush upgrades twp. building
• Conyngham amends bid for nature park
• Patriot Flag tour stops in city April 27-30
• Our Next Start is April 13th, and don't forget we have some new programs, stop by or call today!
• Ciavarella's attorneys appeal conviction on 7 of 12 counts
• DEP defends wastewater tracking
• Deputy sheriffs agree to drop PFA petitions
• Baker feels betrayed by interim judges' decisions to run
• Home-rule panel ponders consulting service proposals
• Attorney: Bringing gangs into assault case 'prejudicial'
• HCA water bills on the rise
• Dems make Barletta an early target
• Man charged with showering Weatherly home with gunfire
• HCA hikes water bills by 9%
• Fire marshal: Teen charged in Beaver Meadows blaze
• Teen accused of setting Beaver Meadows house fire
• Judge upholds DeNaples' ban from banking
• Civic Partnership honors executive director on 10th anniversary
• Unico challenges meatball chefs for Festivale title
• The results are in and the winner of the best High School teacher contest is............Mr. Saleeba from HAHS, Mr. Saleeba won a $100 gift certificate to Top of the 80's, one year of free massages, and a $25 gift certificate to the Cosmetology clini
• Borough looks to regulate rentals
• Preliminary NS budget has tax hike
• Man charged in shooting at Weatherly home
• Man must obtain $1K permit to fix McAdoo building
• Area viral video star hopes to make most of sudden fame
• Weapons seized in McAdoo
• Maddon pushing for unity at home
• Locked doors keep citizens out of public Hazleton Area meeting
• Luzerne youth aid panels up to par
• Social Security employees protest proposed budget cuts
• HCA officials pleased with garbage collection fee return
• Court, March 3
• Latino groups join to foster anti-drug, violence message
• Downtown businesses have eye on surveillance cameras
• Beautiful day! Love it:)
• Medic's quick call may have saved city man's life
• MEDICAL CLUB MEETING (rescheduled): Monday, March 7 @ 3:30pm, room TBA. All interested students are encouraged to attend!!!
• Fire victim interview goes viral
• 'Bethenny Ever After' episode focuses on city native's hometown
• Mother of rape victim charged
• Auditor General's Office contacted over MinSec
• State Supreme Court judge unveils first set of juvenile justice reforms
• LCCC student apprehended with gun
• Luzerne OKs $1M for housing project
• Court dates ahead as corruption probe continues in Luzerne
• Cable customers need converters to view channels switched to digital format
• County council filings begin
• Police, March 2
• Teen faces DUI, other charges
• School choice bill wins state Senate panel approval
• Urban circulates election petition
• 'Castle' students earn Title I award
• You still have time to enroll for this week, stop by or give us a call TODAY!!!
• Spring is on It's Way!
• Happy Monday everyone, I hope you all had a GREAT weekend!
• Woman who poisoned, killed husband denied parole
• Schuylkill businessman remains optimistic
• Parent of Shenandoah Valley student upset over lack of food
• Luzerne prothonotary gets day in court
• Lackawanna authority hopeful Gov. Corbett will release stadium funds
• Trash dropped in desolate areas makes tracking down, charging dumpers difficult
• Police, Feb. 28
• New treatment available for those at risk for esophageal cancer
• Breakfast for Freeland cancer patient a success
• White Haven Center Lions aiding community 26 years
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• DUIs prove costly for the offender
• Easier-to-read 6-column Classified section debuts Tue.
• Debate rages on plans for magnet school
• Mideast turmoil fuels price hike
• Congressman: Spending problem more serious than thought
• Four charged after city gunfire incident
• Deputies file dueling PFAs
• City men in alleged 'chop shop' scheme
• Building evacuated after bomb threat; man arrested
• Law firm's ad targets Hazle nursing facility
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• Girls honored as home burned
• County nets $37K in auction
• Probe of court employees to commence
• Tryouts set for ballgame anthem singers
• Restaurateur gets probation
• County to let go hire with criminal past
• 911 director hired; Urban opposed
• We just finished with Grad Prep.... A HUGE McCann Welcome to all the new students who will be starting classes on Monday. Have a GREAT weekend!
• HCA eyes rate hikes
• Four charged after shots fired in Hazleton mineland
• State education funding weighs heavily on minds of Hazleton Area officials
• Police, Feb. 25
• Drug bust nabs two brothers
• Argo receives 18-month sentence for selling counterfeit merchandise
• White Haven man who ran tire scam 10 years ago falls behind on payments
• Woman accused of stealing $3K from prothonotary's office waives charges
• Judge rules against Luzerne County in quest to obtain half of stadium profits
• Ciavarella defense team contemplates appeals
• Hazleton Area officials discuss improving test scores
• Freeland authority tentatively awards Streetscape project to Hazleton firm
• Gunshots in Hazleton mineland summon helicopter, police; 4 questioned
• Senator: Loan limits stunting business growth
• 'PA Works' aims to spur economic development
• HCA customers seeking exemption must prove property not inhabitable
• Luzerne County commissioners vote to re-advertise Valley Crest nursing home
• Ciavarella likely to get 13-15-year sentence under federal guidelines
• Shenandoah-area men sentenced for hate crime in Ramirez beating
• Man charged in city killing
• Chamber takes MinSec concerns to governor
• City man who assisted in theft probe gets probation
• Police, Feb. 24
• Court, Feb. 24
• Hazleton man receives jail sentence for growing marijuana
• Expelled Hazleton Area student may return to school
• Pay-for-paperwork letter targets seniors
• Center-city farmers' market to debut June 25
• University founding celebrated with video of partnership with Commonwealth
• We are still collecting new toys and cleaning supplies for the family who lost everything in a fire. Please bring NEW toys for two girls 3 and 4 and a boy aged 8 to Career Services by Monday February 28th at 10:00. THANK YOU !
• Cosmo Food Sale ,Thursday, February 24, 2011 $5.00 a plate! Starts 11:00 until sell out! Out side the cafe. YUM!!!!
• Pair sentenced to 9 years for Shenandoah beating death
• Conyngham sells former borough garage for $500
• Resident of home where man found dead arrested
• Sentencing set for today for Donchak, Piekarsky
• Father says he planted drug paraphernalia
• City could auction vehicles
• Weatherly native's high-priced gifts linked to 2002 murder mystery
• Officials: Cooking accident likely cause of fire
• Wood burner cause of dense smoke in Beaver Meadows
• Court, Feb. 23
• Chamber group schooled in customer service
• Beaver Meadows native's book a compilation of 'Jokes, Quotes and Other Assorted Things'
• Sewer connection ends legal dispute
• New agency tackles substance abuse
• Hazleton native directs latest R.E.M. video
• Attention Students expecting to complete their externships in the Spring term starting in April, the second and final extern meeting will be held in the student lounge on Wednesday, February 23, 2011 at 4:00
• Hazleton man arrested on weapons charges
• Tuesday Afternoon~
• Corbett: Pennsylvania is not Wisconsin
• Snow giveth, taketh holiday
• MinSec COO: More facilities needed
• Fire destroys city home
• Another illegal immigrant caught in Beaver Meadows
• Man in custody after gunshots fired at Hunlock Township home
• 2 children found home alone after basement fire
• Consolidation moves forward after Vatican rejects appeals
• Endorsements for county council expected this week
• Court upholds denial of proposed asphalt plant in Hazle Township
• Spike in raw materials' costs affecting Schuylkill businesses
• Update: 7 displaced by fire in city double-block
• Senate pushes school mandate relief
• Officials considering putting state inmates in county prison
• Another school district considers dress code
• Beautiful snowy day !!
• The results are in for our Valentine's Day contest. Everyone who participated did an excellent job getting your friends to vote. The WINNER is.....Michael Zoglio!! Congratulations Michael!!! You did a great job. Please see Christa in Financial
• With this wonderful Snow , Day classes have been cancelled, so what is everyone going to do with their free time?
• Man who fled New York City violence addresses Hazleton's issues on the web
• After scandal, juvenile system in repair
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• Black Creek residents, attorney seeking help on possible financial improprieties
• Lt. Gov. Cawley visits Carbon County business to promote Pa. job creation
• Title IX audit impacts Hazleton Area booster clubs
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• Juries warned to insulate from outside world
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• American Cancer Society Telethon nears $100K
• Pro-drilling group wants states to regulate gas drilling
• MCOG leaders discuss financial woes with state Rep. Toohil
• Valley firefighters help family ... again
• Ciavarella's former defendants, co-conspirator among those not called at trial
• At least three are candidates for city mayor
• Police, Feb. 20
• McCall ready for gaming board position
• Tamaqua borough council denies request to vacate property
• Juror: More to case than meets the eye
• D'Elia's downfall sparked fed probe
• Behavior disgusts kids-for-cash victims
• Power cut when pole sheared
• Lokuta pleased with verdict
• Clarification, Feb. 17
• Person hit by train in White Haven
• 2 Shenandoah stores robbed
• Police: Lawyer charged county $6,000 for no work
• Police, Feb. 19
• East Union sewer rates to increase
• Suit: Powell's firm didn't pay $10K cleaning bill
• Ex-judge convicted of racketeering, acquitted of extortion and bribery
• Schuylkill seeks bids to repair Tamaqua bridge
• Students, seniors gather to shout away winter
• Ciavarella verdicts: Moment by moment
• Pottsville lawyer accused of stealing $6,000 from county
• Ciavarella jury resumes deliberations
• Ciavarella guilty on 12 counts; remains free on bail
• Our Next Start is coming up quick, Febraury 28th, 2011, seats are filling up fast, so give us a call today (570)454-6172 and Change your Future, Change your life!
• Ciavarella chats with media during long wait
• Cost, lack of manpower among concerns for regional police department
• Two surrender for roles in robbery, assault
• Police, Feb. 18
• Driver who fought with W. Hazleton cops pleads guilty
• Attorney wants man alleging police cruiser injuries to answer questions
• School board members' positions on preliminary budget not unanimous
• Restaurant owner charged with animal cruelty
• Deliberations stretch into today; tension high
• Court: Mellow target of extortion, money laundering probe
• Pa. Senate won't say if taxpayers funding Mellow, Musto defense
• Vatican backs decision to close churches but questions remain
• THON dancers prepare for 46-hour challenge
• After an AWESOME night of voting, Michael Zoglio has come from behind to take the lead….he is leading by 55 votes. In second place is Desiree Viera Lopez, followed by Kim Massengale….you still have two more days of voting. Tell your frien
• Ciavarella jury to return Friday
• Jury ponders ex-judge's fate
• Funding cuts may mean huge district deficit
• Violence has local officials, residents reeling
• 600 homes planned for Hazle Twp. development
• Ex-judge's fate in jury's hands
• Schuylkill magisterial district to be eliminated
• Parents who left child home alone waive charges
• City man struck by pickup on Diamond Avenue dies
• Luzerne upset sale set for March 23
• Building owned by county to have its unpaid taxes forgiven
• Susquehanna, Bradford counties could be used for gas-drilling study
• Mahanoy City church looks to revive youth center
• Buildings with Mericle ties sold for $90 million
• Prosecution: Youths 'pawns' in scheme
• Powell Law Group property to be auctioned off
• Defense: Undoing started with noble pursuit
• Police, Feb. 17
• Foster Twp. commission gives OK to MMI project
• Numerous candidates to run for county council
• Ryan Township residents to see trash collection fee increase
• This is getting interesting…..Angel Miskiewicz has taken the lead over Kim Massengale by 1….You still have 3 full days to go…get your friends and their friends to vote for you. They also have to like our page in order for it to coun
• No verdict in Ciavarella case; deliberations resume Thu.
• Closing arguments presented in Ciavarella case
• Feb. 15 Ciavarella trial quotes
• Defense attorney responds to attacks on witness credibility
• Man shot to death in city
• Pujols guilty on lesser charge
• Holy Family Academy to move next year
• Ciavarella admits to tax fraud
• Rush, Kline to talk regional police
• Spill closes Interstate 81
• Salvation Army isn't buying Valley Crest property
• Home-rule committee divided over consultant
• Hazleton restaurant owner being investigated for dog cruelty
• Conyngham borough property purchases questioned
• Hazleton woman's pageant to be featured on E! tonight
• Schuylkill commissioner GOP candidate list growing
• Police, Feb. 16
• Court, Feb. 16
• V-Day performances scheduled for Feb. 17-19
• MEDICAL CLUB MEETING: Monday, Feb. 21 @ 3:30pm. Room TBA. See Linda S. for more information!
• Driver sentenced in Hazle Twp. DUI crash
• Pujols guilty of involuntary manslaughter
• I-81 southbound through area reopened after spill
• Broken equipment caused Monday outage
• Ciavarella saw 'something positive' in juvenile center
• Trial update: Ciavarella spends full day on stand
• Man shot to death in Hazleton
• The first day results of the Valentine's Day contest has Kim Massengale in the lead by 4 votes....let's see who can get the most "non McCann" friends to like our page and vote for you. You have until Friday to get your friends to vot
• Rt. 93 closed after crash on Broad Mountain
• Witness: Powell passed cash to state lawmaker
• Man arrested trying to save tree
• Ciavarella prosecution rests without testimony from youths
• Carbon power outage leaves 1,400 in dark
• Police, Feb. 15
• Hazle Township resident calls for gas-charge probe
• Lawyers make plans to run for Luzerne County judge
• Pujols claims he fired fatal shot in self-defense
• Stabbing victim's condition improves
• In court, Feb. 11
• 1,400 lose power in Weatherly, Tresckow areas
• Haggerty remembered as man of faith, love, service
• Former bishop Martino's mother, Eleanor, dead at 97
• Correction, Feb. 15
• In Centralia, borough council still taking care of business
• Rush Twp. to receive grant for work on sewer project
• Tamaqua mayor pushes for police regionalization
• North Schuylkill makes several staff appointments
• Winner of the "Show Your Teacher Some Love Contest" 1. Bill Koziol 2. Hilary Perry 3. Kerri Troiani 4. Jack Babinchak 5. Cynthia Currier 6. Michalina Hendon The top six where VERY close, and the main purpose of this contest was for everyone t
• Witnesses say Pujols acted in self-defense
• Weatherly home sprayed with bullets
• City man stable after stabbing
• Testimony: Powell gave cash-stuffed envelopes to high-ranking state official
• Trial update: Prosecution calls final witness
• HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY EVERYONE!!! In the spirit of Valentine's Day, we are going to give away a $50.00 gift card of the winner's choice. The contest rules are simple.....the student who gets the most "non McCann" friends to lik
• Panel to explore liquor sale issue
• Police, Feb. 14
• HCA director submits questions to solicitor on parliamentary procedure
• Prosecutors to submit checklist
• Sculpting ice makes for nice fundraiser for woodworker
• Court to hear different version of 2009 shootings
• Church service honors first responders
• Sugarloaf hearing on potential college boarding house canceled
• Communication centers to spend millions on upgrades
• Pain persists for victim's family
• Gift cards, rebates to help VICTORY Drive
• Dog park nears opening
• Police, Feb. 13
• Man charged after assault at auto supply store in city
• Powell has millions in debts
• Carbon district judge's office could be on the move
• Butler takes action against blighted buildings
• Home-rule transition group begins organizational plan
• For valentines, flowers are a favorite
• MinSec to get 'a closer look'
• Two who claim they paid judges differ on details
• Actions 'shocked' Moran
• Witnesses recount lies
• Advocates unveil legislation advancing concussion cause
• County looks to cut costly 911 bill
• Defense doubts methods in case against Pujols
• Frozen fundraiser Sunday for fire victim
• County to recoup $47K in missing tax revenue
• United Way celebrates annual campaign's end
• Papers' websites switch to Monster
• Police, Feb. 12
• Hot metal started Weatherly fire
• State gaming board personnel changing
• DNA evidence presented at Pujols trial
• Please be a Sweetheart this Valentine's day and bring a NEW toy to the Career Services office for three children from Drums who lost everything in a fire last week. We are collecting new toys and household cleaning items until Monday. February 21,
• Ciavarella testimony to resume Mon.
• Conahan will not take stand for prosecution
• Moran testimony ends on cliffhanger, to resume today
• Fire damages Weatherly foundry
• Powell: Cash sought despite probe
• Auditor's report questions real estate market values
• Witness: Homicide victim died trying to save cousin's life
• HCA customers could see water rate increase
• Harsh weather to blame for decline in slot revenue
• Kirby remembered for his philanthropy
• Diocese records smaller operating shortfall
• Luzerne County receives grant to assist with hazardous waste collection
• Attorney undecided on run for Hazleton Area board
• Weatherly Area considers raising taxes
• Former MinSec resident arrested on forgery charge
• Schuylkill judge calls prison inmate population 'anomaly'
• Tamaqua man to stand trial on inappropriate contact charges
• Judge orders businessman to provide tax returns
• Mohegan Sun reducing slot machines
• With 4 hours 40 minutes to go, Mr. Bill leads by 35 votes... not much considering over 800 votes have been cast. Simple rules-- "like" the page, post your favorite. Voting ends at Midnight! We'll announce the winner on Monday! Good Luck
• Mahanoy students get peek at 'Pennies for Puppies' fundraiser beneficiaries
• Shenandoah school puts moon rocks on public display
• What was your favorite toy as a child?
• What was your favorite toy as a child?
• Fire breaks out at Weatherly Casting
• 'He's got a gun,' victim warned cousin in shooting outside club
• Expert at murder trial: Victim was not a gang member
• Moran details deliveries to Conahan as testimony wraps for day
• Powell: I was powerless to resist judges' demands
• A PSA from Jack B!!!
• Court will probe employees' ties to ex-judges' payoffs
• Club 570 shooting victim testifies
• Stormy winter costing municipalities
• Powell testifies judge's demands for kickbacks drove him out of country
• Veterans, newcomers vie for Hazleton Area school board positions
• Council, mayor back MinSec moratorium
• New program to help buy downtown security cameras
• Suspects in home invasion found; meth lab operated out of house
• McAdoo residents protest poor plowing in borough
• Police, Feb. 10
• Vehicles collide on Rte. 93
• Luzerne County Court, Feb. 10
• Gas drilling brings jobs, economic leaders say
• A local family with three children lost everything to a fire. McCann is collecting NEW toys for three children; two girls aged 3 and 4 and a boy,aged 8. We are also collecting household cleaning items such as: paper towels, dust cloths and Brillo pads. P
• The game gets REAL! A vote for Jack is a vote for Freedom!
• Gunshot victim testifies in Pujols murder trial
• Here is Wes supporting Jack B. -- 5 more votes!
• Because the vote totals are so close, we need photographic evidence of your instructor appreciation! POST A PIC SHOWING SUPPORT FOR YOUR FAVORITE TEACHER (get creative!), and it will be worth 5 VOTES. Don't forget to "like" the McCann Ha
• Powell: Judges forced him to pay them
• Ciavarella trial resumes
• James Haggerty, close adviser to Gov. Casey, dies
• Club 570 murder trial gets under way
• Some court employees tied to kids-for-cash scandal
• No opposition to cutting back crossing guard posts
• Shooting victim recalls frightening incident
• Egyptian native living in Hazleton pushes for change in home country
• Mericle dishonest about payments
• Prosecutor: Judges turned courthouse into 'cash cow'
• Finder's fee legitimate, defense claims
• Beaver Meadows must pay $10K to fuel fund
• State senator proposes leasing new categories of state land
• Police, Feb. 9
• Faulty connections led to underground fire
• Home invasion intruder killed
• As of this afternoon, Hilary and Mr. Bill are tied for first place. Jack B. and Kerri are sharing the second place spot for now. Remember, for a vote to count, the voter must "like" the Hazleton McCann page, then put the name of your favorite
• Kerri, Hilary, Bill, Jack... I see some Competition heating up! Where going to start a 2 day tally of votes so far stay tuned and keep voting. To vote, get someone to like the page and put the name of the teacher you want to win in this post or the one
• Our night instructors need some love!! Don't forget-- for your vote to count, you must "Like" the Hazleton McCann page first!
• Trial update: Mericle testifies as part of agreement
• Jury seated, prepped for opening arguments in Ciavarella trial
• Six Days to Valentines Day!! What's your idea of a romatic gift for your sweetie?
• Don't forget-- for your vote to count, you must "Like" the Hazleton McCann page first!
• Judge speeds proceedings
• A victim looks for justice
• Hazle zoning board OKs variances for warehouse
• Former Hazleton Area coach jailed for child pornography
• City fire department unveils new truck
• Infant remains in critical condition
• Man released from hospital after home robbery, shooting
• All charges held against MinSec absconder
• Toohil calls for MinSec probe
• Manhole fire cuts power to downtown businesses
• Opening arguments to begin
• Firefighters collecting toys for fire victims
• Service Electric switching 23 dial positions to digital signal
• History Mystery History Mystery Day set for Saturday at Laurel Mall
• Manhole fire cuts power to downtown
• Show your instructors some LOVE!! "Like" the page, "Like" this post, then comment with the name of your favorite instructor !
• The competition is heating up!!
• Jury seated in Ciavarella trial
• Courtroom packed for Ciavarella trial
• Education Dept. Contest-- The rules are simple: "Like" this post, then "COMMENT" WHO YOUR FAVORITE INSTRUCTOR IS!! Whoever has the most posts will get a pizza party. Post as many times as you like until Thursday at 11:59pm! Anyone can
• Education Dept. Contest-- The rules are simple: "Like" this post, then POST A NEW COMMENT STATING THE NAME OF YOUR FAVORITE INSTRUCTOR. Whoever has the most posts will get a pizza party. Post as many times as you like until Thursday at 11:59pm
• Officials at odds over home-rule application
• Childs: Keeping doctors in area a challenge
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• Rep. Mundy introduces bill to eliminate drunk driving loophole
• Rep. Mundy introduces bill packages aimed at environment
• Club 570 shooting trial will go on the road
• As kids-for-cash trial begins, those affected reflect
• N.Y. company to purchase city recycling business
• Weston native's cause a finalist for Pepsi Refresh
• Hypnotist draws laughs at Marian
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• Firefighters limit fire to apartment kitchen
• Ex-HR director's reporting date to prison postponed
• Marcellus Shale air quality study reveals no threat
• Police, Feb. 6
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• Officials: Schuylkill courthouse closings, delays not taken lightly
• Freeland brothers memorialize Steelers legend
• Former judge Ciavarella's trial begins Monday
• Probe continues in valley shooting
• Part-time project manager sought by Carbon group
• Schuyklill controller's party change sets history
• King's College business school dean selected to be school's next president
• Land inventory sought by city for possible timbering
• City jewelry store opens with historical perspective
• Mother of injured infant faces charges
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• Correction, Feb. 5
• Man shot in Drums home invasion
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• Legal doesn't mean safe, experts say
• Youth aid panels to debut at Hazleton Area
• Trooper's death ruled accidental
• Holes in door can trip walkers
• Cops' extortion trial delayed
• Police, Feb. 5
• Judge raps sides in case
• Lansford man sent to state prison for 2 cocaine sales
• Cut spending, Barletta told
• Proposal would lend urgency to judge probes
• HCA sued over workers comp
• Freeland council to advertise part-time road foreman post
• Replacing Route 903 bridge to cost $22M, Carbon told
• Success stories keep local surgeon going back to Africa
• Chairman lauds positives of McAdoo sewer authority
• Man shot in Drums home invasion
• Youth volunteer group planned for Rails-to-Trails site
• Former police officers' extortion trial postponed
• Hazleton's snow ban in effect
• Fire damages McAdoo business
• Murder suspect back from NYC
• Fire crews see hefty increase in calls this year
• Flames damage Butler home
• McCall appointed to gaming board
• Ice buildups weighing down on roofs
• Autopsy today as police investigate trooper's death
• Man in serious condition after being hit by pickup truck
• Prosecutors: Mericle gave Ciavarella gifts, money
• Black Creek Twp. taking two supervisors to court
• Second Shenandoah cop appeals conviction
• Lawler: Penn State a leader in move to alternative energy
• Police, Feb. 4
• In court, Feb. 4
• Hazleton police return from NYC with murder suspect
• Crews battle fire in McAdoo
• Prosecutors: Mericle gave Ciavarella gifts, money before $2.1M payment
• Fire ravages Butler Twp. home
• Man struck by snowplow
• Home-rule transition committee denies information to Griffith
• Title IX to change rules for booster clubs
• Barletta to host town hall meeting in W-B Twp. tonight
• HCA director to request computer software rejection
• Regional approach among ideas proposed to stop gang activity
• Official: Delinquent billing lists 'a mess'
• Storm's impact not so severe
• Region in Top 50 for hospital care
• Former death row inmate's retrial postponed to May 9
• Hey, All McCann Hazleton Students! Celebrate the Super Bowl! Party tomorrow in the Student Lounge! Come dressed in your favorite team's football gear and join the party of hotdogs and chili from 11-1 and 4 to 5:30. Prizes will be awarded. You must
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle on Diamond Avenue
• PennDOT lifts speed restrictions on interstates
• Road crews use mix of strategies
• City firefighters helping equip struggling Dominican crew
• Police, Feb. 2
• Penn State Hazleton offers engineering program Obama backs
• Cargo airport opponents force delay of zoning hearing
• City leaders urge merchants' help
• Former Shenandoah cop asks judge to overturn verdict
• Hazleton Area senior finalist in national science competition
• Vehicle rolls over in Banks Twp.
• Is This You on McCann's FaceBook???? Check Out the Pictures in Students Album !! If You are in a Picture Come to Career Services for Your Reward!
• Events postponed due to weather
• Fire damages basements of Beaver Meadows double home
• Attn: Students, In case you didn't get your school cast this morning, Day & Evening classes are cancelled for today, Tuesday February 1st, 2011. Enjoy your day off, stay safe & warm.
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• Snow parking bans in effect
• Snow days piling up for area school districts
• 1-2 punch of snow, ice closes schools, could cause power outages
• Chief: Halting gang activity a difficult task
• Lawyers: Split verdicts not uncommon, have different causes
• Lokuta attorneys ask Supreme Court to reconsider ruling
• Barletta: There's work to be done in Washington
• Jobless rate down, but so is labor force
• Hazleton Area student could be expelled after bringing knife to school
• 3 killed in Kingston fire
• Super Bowl party this Thursday! Come dressed in your Favorite Team's gear to get free food from 11 am to 1: pm and 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm. One lucky winner for day students and one lucky winner for night students will receive a prize! Football gear mus
• Police, Feb. 1
• Career Services and Winter 2011 New Students... "Changing their lives"
• New Students... "Changing Their Futures" at Grad Prep !!
• Soul Steps to perform Wed. in Slusser/Bayzick
• Pottsville student returns safely from Cairo
• Crossing guard reduction plan causing concern
• Dinner aids fire police officer
• Schuylkill controller leaves Democratic party
• Shenandoah man charged with additional sex crimes
• Court, Jan. 31
• Police, Jan. 31
• Correction, Jan. 31
• Watchdog group drops candidate endorsement
• Money used by drug dealers, gamblers turned over to police, other organizations
• Fire chiefs remember Kovatch, a respected, reliable businessman
• Pottsville student trying to get home from Cairo
• Carbon peaks are preserved
• Most seniors who qualify for food stamps aren't using them
• Weatherly veterans' new headquarters dedicated
• Hazleton City Authority to issue color-coded water, garbage bills
• Reactor back online, though oversight likely
• Transition team debates hiring
• Prosecutors: Questions from ex-judge slanted
• Bills target abortion clinics, welfare
• Lawyers on leave must repay county
• Officials: Magnet school not just for valley students
• Man shot in Tamaqua incident remains critical
• Police, Jan. 29
• Home damaged in kitchen fire
• Man nabbed for Dec. burglaries
• Casey to chair joint economic panel
• Hazleton woman's first book has message for children
• Bank robbery suspect arrested after chase
• Instead of giving myself reasons why I can't, I give myself reasons why I can
• Mericle prison sentence could be extended
• District buying building to create magnet school
• Townhouse developer wants water service assured
• Police, Jan. 28
• Holy Family Academy group aims to raise funds for school
• Hazleton pair arraigned on drug, firearms charges
• Borough officials: Verdicts in, time to move on
• One stabbed, another shot in Tamaqua
• Ex-Shenandoah cops accused of cover-up get split verdict
• City council looks to improve southeastern section
• Butler Township to consider energy audit
• Officers acquitted of most serious charges
• Person stabbed, another shot in Tamaqua
• Fire forces 15 people from home in Tresckow
• Spate of area fires straps Red Cross
• Chimney fire damages Jeanesville home
• Snow-covered roads lead to crashes
• End of judges' case near two years after charges
• Councilman calls for proactive approach to gangs
• No verdict in officers' trial
• Bracelet provides answers to McAdoo WWII serviceman's death
• Shenandoah man indicted by federal jury on child porn charges
• Crash closes portion of snowy I-80
• Who is everybody's pick to win the Superbowl?
• A lot to be learned abroad, professors say
• Area students learn new perspective while studying abroad
• When I believe in myself, so do others
• No verdict in officers' trial
• Casey calls speech 'strong'; Barletta says tone was right
• Board plans to abolish position
• Murder suspect nabbed in N.Y.
• Toohil starts from scratch
• City wants to revamp neighborhood
• End near for Shenandoah police officers' trial
• IRS cuts taxing filers' attempts at finding forms
• Holden calls Republican-led health care repeal 'waste of time'
• City traffic stop leads to arrest of teen
• Police, Jan. 26
• Police nab second suspect in double homicide
• Blaze levels Butler home
• Tip on Visgaitis hit-run death turns up empty
• Defense rests in trial of Shenandoah police officers
• Beaver Meadows fire ruled arson
• Whether you think you can… or think you can’t …You’re Right !
• Missing man found dead
• Former Shenandoah officer says county managed investigation
• Firefighters praised in rescuing child from burning apartment
• Luzerne controller wants tax collectors to use same system
• Alleged gun-carrying fans due in court
• House considers state store sale study
• West Hazleton mayor's vote defeats ordinance
• City police: E-mail on gang war not credible
• Lansford man dies of hypothermia
• Police, Jan. 25
• Chimney fire damages home
• Fire destroys police car
• Colder-than-usual temps ahead, forecasters say
• Last week's mystery: SOLVED solved
• Table games down locally
• Brrrrrrrrrr..... 55 days left until Spring!
• This Video will give you the necessary tools to change your mind set, it's all about positive affirmations!
• -9 this morning on the drive in... I actually think I would rather snow than temperatures like this!
• Prospective regional PD faces hurdles
• Parents who left child alone in fiery apartment building charged with endangerment
• Guardian Angels reignite push to form Hazleton chapter
• Police, Jan. 24
• Committee deciding Marcellus Shale bills to have just one Northeastern Pa. lawmaker
• Former DEP secretary: Gas drilling regulations needed
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• House bill to allow public view of no-bid contracts to be voted on this week
• Congressman, state reps. assigned committees
• Catholics fill church to celebrate special Mass
• Correction, Jan. 23
• Mayor for a year hoping to make a positive impact
• It's time for Corbett to deliver on campaign pledges
• Young girl rescued from Hazleton fire
• Local church provides hot lunch to unfortunate
• CAN BE succeeding with new businesses, jobs to area
• School choice plan criticized
• Trial of former state Sen. Musto delayed
• Luzerne County public defender's health benefit package questioned
• Oversight leads Schuylkill judge to return mandamus complaint
• Public defenders to take unpaid leaves
• Bad weather stalls search for missing man
• Housing authority welcomes new members
• HCA veteran to chair both boards
• Ciavarella lawyers worried about online exposure
• Schuylkill officials discuss roundup of illegals
• Prospective jurors excluded from ex-judge's trial
• Sentencing delayed in hate crimes case
• Prosecution rests in case against cops
• Sides spar over sale of streets garage
• Police, Jan. 22
• Razing to clear way for work
• KBM authority's roles set for 2011
• Study panel audit draws questions
• Homicides spark recruiting drive by Guardian Angels
• New spaces, increased use help HPA turn profit
• Carbon OKs sewage pact for Packerton Yards
• Freeland authority has new chairman, clerk
• GIVE MONDAY - Blood drive to support THON
• Anybody enjoy shoveling the snow this morning? I surely DID NOT!!!!
• Crews search for Penn Lake Park man
• Hazleton Area board approves Castle contracts
• 2 prison guards fired after inmate abuse allegations
• Library complaints center on MinSec
• Alleged killer will head to court for homicide charge
• FBI agent: ex-Shen officer lied
• Scranton diocese tries to keep schools afloat
• Police, Jan. 21
• Former Greco Centrum building to be razed
• Airport commissioners raise concerns about I-81 project, spar over 2011 budget
• **New Program Announcement** Hazleton now offers a New Associates Degree Program! Medical Labratory Technology! We also received our approvals for Associates Degree status for Commercial Industrial Maintanence Technician and Human Resource Management. Ca
• Police ID 3rd man in killings
• DA: 'I don't take over cases'
• Sister says murder victim was trying to help friend
• Parents seek city unity
• Bar code error leads to Social Security check delay
• Union labor to be used for Schuylkill prerelease center
• HCA garbage, water bills to look the same
• Report: HCA employees collected $193K in overtime pay in 2010
• Police: Intoxicated father took baby, threatened to kill her
• Police, Jan. 20
• Conyngham continues pursuit of streets department housing
• Wilkes-Barre man seeks seat on county council
• History teacher announces candidacy for county council
• County solicitor seeks seat on Court of Common Pleas
• Police: MinSec resident stole from church
• Gilberton councilman sentenced to prison
• Happy first day of term! Another step on the journey of success.
• Welcome BACK everyone! Today is going to be a GREAT day, we have everyone back and we can't wait to start this term off with a bang! Even with this wonderful weather we are having! Have a great day everyone!
• Correction, Jan. 19
• Ex-county HR director will receive pension
• Weatherly council looking to market land for grocery store
• Schuylkill commissioners to decide on prerelease union labor today
• Witness: Officers shocked, confused
• Men cited in fight night before
• Officials stunned, saddened by attacks
• Ex-governor Ridge: Don't drive investment out
• Anti-drilling protesters make voices heard
• Former mayor ends run as DCNR secretary
• Rendell committee submits health care report
• Most cabinet positions filled by Corbett
• Pittston Township Home Depot facility to add 100 jobs
• Police, Jan. 19
• Freeland aims to fill vacant borough manager position
• Discovery House advertises for medicial director in city
• Fire damages Butler home
• Despite the weather, it's a great day at McCann. First Grad Prep had many smiling faces. Next Grad Prep is at 4:30. Pictures and Video to follow.
• Butler Twp. home damaged by fire
• Murder victim's family mourns as investigation continues
• Memorials fill crime scene as neighbors, friends react
• Surveillance cameras vital in homicides' aftermath
• City strengthens fight to eliminate blight
• Corbett to take oath this morning
• Snow, sleet forces Hazleton Area's two-hour delay
• Police, Jan. 18
• Anti-drilling protesters to rally during inauguration
• Court, Jan. 14
• Diakon program benefits clients, volunteers
• BTW: GO STEELERS!!!! How about that game? Who is going to the Superbowl!?!
• Attention Winter Externs for 2011. The first seminar is Wednesday, January 19, 2011 at 4:00 in the Student Lounge at the school.
• Campus gym named in honor of Dr. Thomas M. Caccese
• The donation to Smile Train of $274.00 was raised through dress down days and the change for changes drive. It was matched by a grant which tripled our donation. We provided a complete cleft palate repair surgery to four children, and also paid for sutur
• Schuykill GOP leaders deny disunity in party
• Juror's research led to murder mistrial
• Schuylkill commissioners ask judge to compel controller to pay auditor
• Contracts for Castle auditorium work back on school board agenda
• Double homicide rocks city
• Schuylkill County native impresses at Miss America Pageant
• W-B group fails to add $950K to county account
• U.S. Treasury to offer quicker tax refund
• CityVest asks Luzerne officials for tax forgiveness
• 'Toxic' rhetoric remains after tragic shooting
• City citing owner of dilapidated downtown building daily
• Valley native a Corbett aide
• Police, Jan. 16
• Tamaqua man jailed on sex charges
• Mahanoy's new manager has big plans
• Auditor general suggests LCCC take legal action in recovering stolen funds
• Carbon commissioner candidates commit early
• Conyngham council plans to address authority concerns
• Witness: Cop wanted to kick assault victim
• Casey wants gang, drug report
• Openness of meetings debated
• Area native to vie for Miss America
• City council approves appointments
• City has deal for HCA land
• Judges back benching
• Police, Jan. 15
• Seek gambling-funded tax relief, official urges
• Cleanup closes cathedral
• Counties' voters must OK switch
• No changes in Packer gov't for '11
• Hazle zoners OK subdivisions for Lattimer church
• Hazle to keep watch on assessment appeals
• Arena board hires ex-chairman's ambulance firm
• Everyone should rest up this weekend !!! Grad Prep on Tuesday and then.... Classes start on Wednesday !!!!
• Columbia officials discuss taking on residents
• Police, Jan. 14
• Man arrested for robbing Pantry Quik
• State Superior Court reverses Hazleton man's sentence
• Home-rule watchdog group endorses 14 candidates for county council
• 12 employees, $934,000 budget
• Teen: Officer present when story concocted
• Kanjorski deflects questions about 'shoot him' comment
• 'Ad hoc' committee created to discuss Ringtown school
• Funfest upholds parade ban
• Federal judicial confirmation of local attorney uncertain
• Blood supply low, donations needed
• Mahanoy City council OKs routine items
• McAdoo Sewer Auth. reorganizes
• HCA names garbage collection service
• Society seeks assistance to pay for roof repairs
• Free financial aid workshop scheduled for Jan. 26
• Alumni News - Insight/Outlook Dec. 2010
• What a great day at McCann. It's so nice to see the new faces registering today!
• Ron Rader, former county GOP chairman, dies at 56
• Opening statements today in trial of former Shen. officers
• Woman hit by vehicle in Mahanoy City dies
• McAdoo bolsters police department, adds 4 part-timers
• Rush Twp. selling police dept. rifles; residents worried
• Spellers shine at area bee
• Ex-employee: DEP ignores own ash rules
• Schuylkill firm gets rights to mine coal in Lattimer
• Police, Jan. 13
• Court, Jan. 13
• HGH limits visitors to curb spread of virus
• Beaver Meadows man recovers lost heirloom engagement ring
• Alumni News - Insight/Outlook Dec. 2010
• Students from India studying IST
• Penn State Hazleton alum helps amputees in Haiti
• Schuylkill prison probe continuing
• Car hits woman near safety grant presentation
• $1M in funding to make Mahanoy City more pedestrian-friendly
• Home-rule committee to define subcommittee rules
• Judge: Skrepenak took reward from insurance executive
• Critics, backers of halfway house clash
• MinSec attorney threatens legal action over chamber president's comments
• Teacher charged with furnishing alcohol to minor
• Parishioners hopeful churches may be reopened
• Former governor Schweiker appointed to MinSec board
• Lawyers whittle down jury pool in Shenandoah cop trial
• Citizens group to meet about leaving county
• Police, Jan. 12
• Luzerne County record budget set
• Petrilla president of LCCF board
• Alleged Palin stalker again trying to have PFA revoked
• Banks reappoints board chairman
• Engineering students work with high school students to build airplane
• Chemistry professor's research creates opportunities for students, ties abroad
• Teacher charged with giving alcohol to teen
• Hazleton snow ban in effect
• McAdoo alumni group plans monument for former school
• Holy Family group hopes to raise $500K for scholarship fund
• Conyngham entertainer releases new book, CD
• MinSec attorney threatens legal action over chamber president's comments
• Attention All Winter 2011 Externs: Seminars Dates are as Follows: January 19 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Student Lounge February 15 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Student Lounge March 17, 2011 from 4:00 to 7:00 pm at Capriottis 1 East Maple Street, Trescow,
• Come one Come all, to Hazleton's Information Sessions, we have our Admissions Department available from 8a.m. to 8p.m. to answer questions, tours, and information on the programs and school!
• Gym to be named, dedicated during half-time of Sat.'s men's basketball game
• Jury selection to continue today in trial of former Shenandoah officers
• Businessman pitches fuel plan to area lawmakers
• Wright Twp. retail complex scrapped
• Toole sentencing delayed
• City, HCA discuss extending land agreement
• Lawmakers hope for civility
• Yudichak gets environmental spot
• Corbett makes picks for revenue, state offices
• PennDOT prepared for winter weather
• Phone numbers for Yudichak's Carbon office listed
• Stevens begins term as top Superior Court judge
• Commissioners mull union labor for prerelease center
• Opening bicentennial event set for March 1
• Red Cross blood donors can win prizes
• Police, Jan. 11
• Ok so how many people are upset about that Eagles game last night?
• Rendell proud of education accomplishments
• Shen. man waives attempted homicide charge
• Police, Jan. 10
• Hearing on exploratory shale gas wells canceled
• Luzerne treatment court coordinator honored
• Holden expresses concern for lawmakers' security
• West Mahanoy Twp. reorganizes, retains its leadership personnel
• Expert: Home heating, natural gas rates on rise
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• Church spreads message from movie theater
• Schuylkill D.A. delivers funds to Crime Stoppers
• Barletta asks 11th residents to pray for victims
• Dumping of Marcellus Shale waste draws senator's concern
• Luzerne officials agree to resolve tax collector dispute
• Kanjorski leaves as a proud man
• Man married to Schuylkill County native helped tackle Ariz. suspect
• Ex-officers go on trial in Ramirez case Mon.
• Holidays create recycling backup in Butler Township
• Police, Jan. 9
• Holden confident health care law will not be repealed
• County paid $248K in incentives in 2010
• Kline Twp. reorganizes, keeps things the same
• HCA submits $834K payment for garbage services
• Rush Township holds celebration, honors volunteers
• Woodworker plans to rebuild business
• Barletta's first votes on budget cuts, health care
• Arnold's decree aids county probe
• Man caught intending to rob bank for 2nd time
• Most pay rates in E. Union remain
• N. Union supers reorganize
• Few changes in Mahanoy gov't
• Rendell: State store sale savings for buyers, not Pa.
• Police, Jan. 8
• Mall losing music store, bank
• Schuylkill County recycling centers overwhelmed
• What are your thoughts on this wonderful snowfall?
• Congress notebook
• Rendell lauds Pa. aid to cities
• Eastern Rite, Orthodox faiths celebrate Baptism of Jesus
• Judge denies delay request in trial of ex-Shenandoah police
• Police continue search for missing man
• HCA pays city $834,425 to take over garbage collection
• Toole's lawyer seeks delay for sentencing
• Supporters follow new congressman to Washington
• Bank of America settlement lands Luzerne $128K
• Fairview Twp. supervisors re-elect chairman
• Correction, Jan. 7
• PennDOT asks drivers to be careful
• Police, Jan. 7
• Holy Family meeting Mon.
• YMCA considering walks in downtown
• Broad St. work details online
• Two injured in Route 309 crash
• Two injured in crash on Route 309
• So what was your New Year's resolution this year, and How's it going?
• Sugarloaf supervisors reorganize
• Correction, Jan. 6
• Yudichak opens Carbon office
• Zoning board ordered to hold cargo airport hearing
• McAdoo loses out on earmarked money
• Car crosses lane of traffic, causes 3-vehicle crash
• Beaver Meadows Borough Council overturns mayor's veto, adds member
• Data: Nearly 1 in 4 in metro area smoke
• Barletta takes oath, gets to work on first day as congressman
• Yankees trim staff to hold down costs
• Corridor project may accommodate firms' 'busy season'
• Weston native seeks votes that would aid in disease research
• Police search for signs of missing city man
• Police seek signs of missing city man
• Congressman Barletta begins work in Washington
• Gaming board lacks votes on license
• Wapwallopen fire ruled accidental
• East Union Township leaders keep positions
• Butler Twp. supers' pay rate reduced
• Butler Twp. supers reduce rate of pay
• State mandates Black Creek Twp. to transfer money to highway fund
• Status quo for Foster Township
• New era for NEPA's Harrisburg delegation
• Toohil sworn in as state rep
• Controversy erupts at Rice Twp. meeting
• Former New Jersey Zinc site ready for development
• City meters accurate, state inspectors find
• Wyoming Valley Health Care acquires group practice
• Hazle Township reorganizes, elects chairman
• Regional police report forthcoming
• Saxophonist Michael Karn jazzes on Jan. 27
• Toohil takes oath as state representative
• City officials say ties to employees aren't a conflict
• County finances, prerelease center top 2011 agenda
• Cause of row house fire still undetermined
• Schuylkill commissioners reorganize
• Freeland fills some positions, others remain open
• Fire marshal to investigate Wapwallopen blaze today
• City council will repay loan quicker than planned
• Black Creek Twp. supervisors complete reorganization
• House to vote campaign ban rule
• Man facing charges after vehicle strikes 2 parked cars
• Urban officially becomes a Democrat
• Luzerne County Salary Board makes changes to begin 2011
• Butler supers retain chairman
• Survey shows growing link with Pa. German ancestry
• Federal collections rising in region, nation
• Doctors: Coughs, colds don't need antibiotics
• Remember when you said "Next year I will change my Life and go back to school" Well guess what, it's Next Year. So give us a call and let us help you with that Dream of a great new Career.
• Newcomers take oath Tuesday
• County commissioners have big plans for final year
• Fire ravages 7 Frackville homes
• Fire destroys Wapwallopen wood shop
• W-B/Scranton Int'l Airport finishes with strong year
• Identity theft, fraud rampant after Christmas
• Police, Jan. 3
• Polish National Catholic Church to welcome new bishop
• Freeland store closes its doors for good
• 2 rookies ready to represent region
• Area surgeon shares views on patients' rights
• Baby boy year's first
• Lawyers representing Shenandoah, cops get $12K in concealment case
• Schuylkill County commissioners, controller likely headed to court over audit payment
• Yudichak will open office Wed.
• Police, Jan. 2
• Volunteer physicians help to lead area medical college
• Shenandoah budget will include tax hike
• Luzerne salary board to reorganize Monday
• Granddaughter of Hazleton woman donates allowance to needy families
• Fire set at Scranton cathedral's rectory
• Freeland budget, resignation accepted at council meeting
• East Union Twp. residents to see slight tax increase in 2011
• No tax increase for McAdoo
• Court, Dec. 31
• Parade ouster spurs racism charge
• Schuylkill residents pay homage to late state Sen. O'Pake
• Surgarloaf zoning board denies Comfort Inn sign
• Sugarloaf Township residents to see tax increase
• Former Shenandoah police officers seek trial delay
• Rep.-elect Barletta announces congressional office location
• East Union residents decline garbage proposal
• Former mob associate Kulick may get 1 year off his prison sentence
• Shenandoah residents could face tax increase
• Winter no longer means lower gas prices
• Geisinger could face HIPAA violation
• Schuylkill sheriff gets grant for gun permit system
• Hazle Drugs continues to succeed as times, technology all change
• Hazleton family goes all out to win '12 Homes of Christmas' contest
• Donchak, Piekarsky sentencings moved
• Jim Thorpe man rescued from Glen Onoko Falls
• Band programs thriving at area schools
• Area jobless rate remains unsteady as year nears end
• Cougar band numbers down
• House members seek handouts to pay for ceremony
• Hazleton Area board approves non-classified raise
• Geisinger patient information disclosed in unauthorized manner
• Mahanoy City firefighters honored for saving three lives last December
• New Year, New Beginnings. Make 2011 the year that counts by Changing your Future, and Changing Your Life, at McCann School of Business.
• Fiscal office seen as counterweight
• Scranton Diocese bishop celebrates Mass at prison
• Chief: 'Ethics violations' at Schuylkill prison
• Police, Dec. 28
• Butler Twp. bridge reopens
• Major snowfall skirts Hazleton
• Former Conyngham Authority chairman moves on
• Snow snarls travel plans
• Former Schuylkill administrator eyes county commissioner seat
• Area hit by post-Christmas snowfall
• Police, Dec. 27
• Pottsville police probe 'potential situation' at Schuylkill County Prison
• State senator seeking review of CareerLinks
• DRBC hearing will be limited
• Luzerne prison board ignores proposal to revoke clothing funds
• Volunteers driven to serve veterans
• New tax act will permit charitable IRA rollovers
• Christmas volunteers find the work fulfilling
• Jailed Tamaqua man commits suicide
• Police investigating man's death
• Snowstorm expected to hit Northeastern Pa. today
• County commissioners revise personnel policy
• Rails-to-trails work set to continue this spring
• Judge sets trial rules for ex-Shenandoah police officers
• Eachus, Kanjorski election losses year's top story
• Snow gun guarantees white Christmas for Sugarloaf family
• Hazleton 4-year-old makes, delivers Christmas cards to seniors
• Caroling continues at HAHS
• HCA secures loan for trash services
• Turnpike commission reverses course on listing ticket fares
• Shenandoah man jailed in alleged assault
• Police, Dec. 24
• Court, Dec. 24
• Freeland's Corner Market to close after 60 years of business
• Tamaqua adopts budget, keeps rates steady
• County prison suspends 3 employees
• Schuylkill to enter 7th year without a tax hike
• Luzerne County passes budget
• Barletta's chief of staff is Washington veteran
• School board split over Castle renovations
• Butler reverses course, restores nonunion benefits
• Drums man killed in crash
• County to spend $500K on timeclocks
• Fire damages conveyor belt at business
• Police, Dec. 23
• Court, Dec. 23
• Borough council members refuse pay
• Testimony: Man 'didn't want to be stabbed more'
• McCann donates to Hillside ASPCA for Christmas 2010.
• McCann changes the life of a child with a cleft palate by donating to Smile Train.
• McCann Donates to Toys for Tots
• Will we have a "White Christmas ? "
• Drums man killed in Rt. 924 crash
• Correction: Incident occurred in October 2009
• Mellow, Musto reap big pensions
• Seat pulled from Pa.
• Hazleton Area teacher may face charges
• St. Peter's to remain closed today
• School board president to get district-issued phone
• Commissioners set to adopt 2011 budget
• Luzerne County plans to adopt budget today
• Conyngham authority raising rates in 2011
• City shopping for computer consulting services
• Boil advisory lifted for section of Hometown
• Conyngham council wants to revamp building purchase
• Hazleton Area student's senior project hits home
• Police, Dec. 22
• DEP ordering Tamaqua to address sewage issues
• 'White' finding stands at nuke plant
• Hometown boil advisory lifted
• Records: Musto, Mellow each collecting $100K+ as annual pension
• Pa. losing congressional seat
• Home-rule funding restricted
• No tax increase for city residents
• Freeland authority accepts resignations of employees
• Rep.-elect Barletta assigned committees
• Service groups receive early Christmas gifts
• Christmas week is crunch time for delivery services
• Christmas week is crunch time for delivery services
• Pharmacist fined, jailed for mail fraud
• Applicant calls city council selection a 'sham'
• Applicant calls city council selection a 'sham'
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• Lawsuit: HASD teacher's aide abused autistic student
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• Police, Dec. 21
• First Night Hazleton 2011 marks 10th anniversary
• Man charged with shooting at home
• Study shows Lackawanna, Luzerne counties similar
• Police, Dec. 20
• Boil advisory issued for Hometown
• Former county official appeals sentence
• Schuylkill magisterial district judges could drop
• Food safety standards set
• For past 14 years, Eachus a champion for seniors
• No tax increase for Mahanoy Township
• Philly man convicted of assaulting fellow inmate
• Mahanoy City may see tax hike
• A family's gain, a county's loss
• Missing Conyngham man found dead
• Local delegation tough on WikiLeaks
• Local Latino leaders want to move on
• City petitions Supreme Court
• Urban scoffs at calls to resign
• Home rule appeal delayed
• Cameras added at city parking garage
• Ciavarella's juror questions rejected
• U. of Scranton names president
• Water source added for Packer fires
• Ringtown taxes rise due to health care costs, school land
• New York Fashion House latest Markle tenant
• Carrier adds flight from Avoca airport
• Man charged for firing shots on Hazleton street
• Music complaint reveals alleged chop shop in city
• Cake display to note First Night anniversary
• Rendell: Lack of severance tax hurting budget efforts
• PPL rate hike approved
• Argall to reintroduce proof-of-residency bill
• Police say man fired shots at busy city intersection
• Police, Dec. 17
• HCA members want to be heard on gas-drilling regulations
• Weatherly council holds line on taxes, fees
• Prothonotary's court hearing set for today
• Rush appeals records ruling
• Officials break ground on corridor project
• Judge denies Ciavarella request
• Luzerne judge dismisses counts against The Citizen's Voice in defamation suit
• No home rule officers picked
• With no tax hike, Freeland faces cuts
• Freeland's manager resigns, says 13 bosses too many
• Urban switches to Democrat
• Sunday Speaker adding Parade magazine
• Yannuzzi voted mayor
• Musto pleads not guilty to fraud charges
• Musto evidence likely includes recorded conversations
• No bedbugs found at Hazleton Area school
• Police, Dec. 16
• Weekend fire in Beech Mt. ruled arson
• 6 firms show interest in financing HCA trash
• Musto pleads not guilty
• Christopher Puza to fill city council vacancy
• Attention Winter Externs! Get your paperwork into Career Services!
• Knowles closes office to save money
• County residents can provide feedback on pending Yankees sale
• Former Hazleton councilman to head juvenile justice panel
• McDade attorney to represent Musto
• Jailed former county prison guard granted furloughs for 'family care'
• At least 5 vying for vacant council seat
• Census: County demographic changed greatly in last decade
• 'Peanuts' characters take over at North Schuylkill Elementary
• Unique students creating unique gifts
• Barletta serves last day as Hazleton mayor
• Young area vocalist to sing on 'Letterman' tonight
• Police, Dec. 15
• Jail time for ex-LCCC administrator
• Hazleton woman suffers burns in fire
• Medical experts not surprised by health bill ruling
• Congressman-elect Barletta resigns as mayor
• It's a Wonderful Life
• State OKs fill for city site
• Ex-HR director gets 15 months in jail
• County to ax part of ex-bank to help sale
• Rush Twp. unlikely to raise taxes
• Donations down for Schuylkill County food pantries
• Schuylkill County's final 2011 budget to be released Wednesday; vote set for next week as deficit looms
• Proposed Kline budget shows no tax increase
• Conyngham budget to raise taxes 37 percent
• City resident petitions council to replace knocked down signs
• Three companies want PNC Field renovation job
• 12 arrested in Schuylkill drug sweep
• Police, Dec. 14
• $90K planned to fund home-rule committee
• I am flexible and open to change in every aspect of my life
• County corruption figure gets 15 months in jail
• DEP OKs new materials for city mineland reclamation
• Senator Casey supports tax cut compromise
• Railroad society displays trains, area's past
• NEPA appointees could wane after power shift
• Former judge awaits potential return to bench
• Stadium project candidates include top firms
• Weekend fires erupt in Butler Township
• Police, Dec. 13
• Lansford native charged with murder
• Schwab painting donated to Weatherly High School
• Toohil working on city office
• Cell users can text donation to American Red Cross
• Carbon budget official with no tax hike
• County's longtime zoning chief to retire
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• Man was killed for $500 of marijuana
• Tax-free KOZ sites lose status
• Sestak campaigns to thank supporters
• Police, Dec. 12
• Lansford man convicted of selling cocaine
• Home rule eyed for W. Hazleton
• Juvenile justice starts in schools, principals told
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• State board OKs school pension plan hike
• Shenandoah man jailed for beating girlfriend
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• Police, Dec. 11
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• Poles being replaced as part of Broad Street work
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• PennDOT to open downtown Hazleton office
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• City gets $3M advance for 2011
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• Leave holiday lighting, decorating to Sugarloaf Twp. firm
• Council looks to fill soon-to-be-empty seat
• 3 charged in city man's murder
• Three in custody in West Hazleton murder
• Shenandoah pastor: Mary, Ciszek said 'Yes' to God
• Home-rule charter to change retirement board
• Hazle Township Walmart may sell wine
• Drums woman credits perceptive pooch Chief with saving her life
• Latino affairs leader joins Barletta's staff
• HCA may split water, trash bills
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• Gas well drilling ordinance planned for Black Creek
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• WWI military vet laid to rest
• Mahanoy Christmas homes will open to public Saturday
• Police, Dec. 10
• Court, Dec. 10
• County commissioners clash with home-rule committee
• My success is contagious, other people like it, seek it and respect it.
• Life is a joy filled with delightful surprises
• My life is a joy filled with love, fun and friendship all I need do is stop all criticism, forgive, relax and be open.
• I am my own unique self - special, creative and wonderful
• When I believe in myself, so do others
• Today at McCann School of Business & Technology - Hazleton, PA we are making it Positive Affirmation day, so I will post a positive affirmation every hour, if you know anyone who needs a pick me up today, tell them to like the page and be inspired!
• 2 Weatherly board members resign
• Barletta takes part in final council meeting
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• Black Creek ordered to return $33K to fund
• Tresckow caterer moving to industrial park
• McAdoo mayor, sewer officials spar over sewage backup
• Murder victim remembered
• Police, Dec. 9
• AG: County victimized by Bank of America scam
• In court, Dec. 9
• Today's the deadline to share your favorite holiday home
• Sugarloaf author explores role of religion in govt.
• Happy Wednesday everyone, December is going quick, Everyone have everything ready for Christmas this year?
• Housing supporters seeking federal aid
• Police officer reinstated to job
• County officials remove projected revenue
• Transition committee member may have conflict of interest
• West Hazleton could raise property taxes
• Black Creek Twp. approves budget
• Police, Dec. 6
• Weatherly Area board member believes district should consider building upgrades
• Established casinos wary of resort gambling
• Santa visits Butler Twp.
• Insults ring out at commissioners' meeting
• Local tree farmers, residents favor real thing during holidays
• Rental inspection plan divides city officials, landlords
• It's politics as usual for Wilkes professor
• Republican Heffley ready to take over House seat held by McCall
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• Valley church brings the Christmas story to life
• Health insurers advising customers on new rules
• Police, Dec. 5
• Mountain Council of Governments' funding may dry up by end of January
• Hazleton family celebrates 75 years in plumbing
• Pennsylvania Society to honor late Gov. Robert P. Casey
• Ten firms vie for stadium work
• Baker asks attorney general to review terrorism contract
• Armed men rob Tamaqua store, customers
• Eckley undergoing $2 million restoration
• Well-known Hometown bridge to get much-needed repairs
• Area residents plan to run for county council
• Mahanoy Area settles with embattled business manager
• Court, Nov. 4
• Leaders pitch local rail hub
• Accountant error leads to SPCA fine
• Barletta, Casey: Extend jobless aid
• Police, Dec. 4
• Man's threats draw police
• Newspaper contest to highlight area's best holiday homes
• Girl assaulted in encounter at high school
• Pro-charter group outspent critics
• Catholic Social Services still in running for grant
• Tamaqua cigarette store robbed
• Federal prosecutors oppose Ciavarella bid to move trial
• Ex-McAdoo man admits canines were dangerous
• Luzerne commissioners seek public input on sale of Scranton/W-B Yankees
• Incoming deputy chief of budget and finance ready to take on position
• City authority board would like to bottle water if it can find suitable well
• City stabbing victim says he feared for life
• Prosecutors against Ciavarella attempt to dismiss 8 of 39 charges against him
• HCA looks to make energy-saving upgrades
• Accused murderer charged for attempting prison escape
• Luzerne prothonotary suing county
• Fed puts new restrictions on FNCB
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• Weatherly Area board selects 2011 leaders
• Police, Dec. 3
• Brooklyn man sentenced for possession of stolen vehicle
• Wilkes-Barre man held on threat, assault charges
• Alleged Lantern Lane arsonist has charges bound to pleas court
• McAdoo revises snow ban ordinance
• Barber Ford purchases Knotty Pine property
• County introduces $125M budget
• Bus aide found guilty of harassment
• Heavy rain, wind gusts wreak havoc in region
• Hazleton Area board names new president
• Remains of area soldier killed in WWI returned
• Region's jobless rate rises in Oct.
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• Police, Dec. 2
• Home-rule transition committee adds three
• Music fills lineup for First Night celebration
• Hope everyone stays safe & warm in this weather. What if this was snow??
• $50K Quinto lottery winner still unknown
• Banks' future debated
• Lawmakers transition out of office
• Corbett asks Sen. Baker to be on transition team
• HCA to obtain bank lending proposals for trash start-up costs
• Luzerne, Schuylkill lawmakers say no to COLA
• Toohil ready for challenges, duties of office
• Cow shot to death may have been mistaken for deer
• Musto to appear in federal court
• Mountain Council of Governments to hold meeting Friday to discuss financial dilemma
• Students receive scholarships from Barnes & Noble
• Alumni Chapter hosts holiday photos and toy drive
• 2-4 inches of rain likely tonight, Wed.
• Happy Tuesday Everyone, how is everyone recovering from the long weekend?
• Application starts for slots-funded tax relief
• Judge denies gas driller's motion to dismiss Dimock lawsuit
• Hazle Twp. supers to amend building code
• Open skate to be held at Mohegan Sun Arena
• Nuangola may move forward on wastewater plan
• Luzerne County to advertise upper management jobs
• Luzerne officials to present balanced budget
• Mahanoy City loses three homes to fire
• Pa. hunters head out as deer-rifle season begins
• Appeals court voids $3.4M Ciavarella malpractice verdict
• Police, Nov. 30
• Man assaults law enforcement officials
• Good Morning Everyone, I hope you all had a wonderful holiday. What was the best thing about your Thanksgiving this year?
• Special session produces no laws
• Police, Nov. 29
• Lack of success in Luzerne County not affecting plans to drill in Columbia
• Friends, family mark milestone birthday of slain Hazleton woman
• Hunters ready to go for start of deer season
• Barletta sets last day as mayor
• Sugarloaf projects moving ahead
• 'Paranormal state' visits area home
• Hazleton music school students release CD
• Pa. poaching law faces test
• Shenandoah good samaritan annually provides Thanksgiving meal to less fortunate
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• Moon Lake to be open on limited basis
• Medical examiner: Sugarloaf man died of natural causes in Ocean City, Md.
• Fee proposed for city murals
• Area native growing crops in South Africa
• Students to help homeless animals
• School district receives 2 proposals for KOZ audit
• Police, Nov. 27
• Vehicles collide on Route 924
• Rigali to be honored today
• Vehicle snaps utility pole
• Santa arrives in Shenandoah
• Fire destroys garage, car
• Former state contractor asks for suit dismissal
• Summer school changes pondered
• One victim was assaulted before suspect's arrest, police say
• Shoppers wait in the dark for good buys on Black Friday
• Woman questions road memorial destruction
• Schuylkill officials welcome employee
• Ringtown officials forced to raise taxes
• Congressional hopefuls eye chances in 2012
• Big-name Dems could vie for 11th District in 2012
• Retailers geared up for Black Friday
• Local organizations serve up Thanksgiving dinners
• Police, Nov. 26
• Hazle Township supers OK parking ordinance
• Packer Township board accepts 2011 budget with no tax increase
• Luzerne budget director resigns
• Tentative N. Union budget holds line on taxes
• Foster, road workers reach pact
• Kline authority lifts boil advisory
• Turkey, trimmings cost more this year
• Musto tributes fade with indictment
• Musto indicted for kickbacks
• Police, Nov. 24
• Holiday travelers undeterred by gas prices
• Hazleton Area school board may 'never vote on a dress code again'
• HCA will determine most efficient delinquent policy
• Drums man pleads guilty in crash case
• Rendell urged to sign firefighter cancer bill
• County cuts deficit to $3.7M in 2011 budget
• CEO to offer Thanksgiving meals to needy in area
• Juvenile fined for torching park sliding board
• Selinsgrove man waives rape charges
• Court, Nov. 24
• Musto accused of accepting bribes, kickbacks
• Man waives porn charges to court
• Sugarloaf sets slight property tax increase
• Police, Nov. 23
• Dress code not on Hazleton Area board agenda
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• Court, Nov. 23
• Authorities' funds key to city
• Holden: New airport screenings 'over the top'
• No full-body scans, but pat-downs possible at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport
• No full-body scans, but pat-downs possible at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton airport
• Freeland councilwoman battling cancer
• Freeland councilwoman battling familiar cancer
• Knotty Pines items auctioned off
• Knotty Pine items auctioned off
• Indictment of elected official expected today
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• Pa. leads country for pre-existing condition insurance plan sign-ups
• Schuylkill charity nearly hits goal
• Great weather is great news for retailers
• Woman hurt at Heights workplace
• Woman critically injured at workplace
• Freeland to participate in Click It or Ticket program
• Marlene Guers, interim director of Academic Affairs and math instructor, dies
• Way To Go Steelers! The penalties and the fines are really getting a lot of attention for the Steelers. I think it is unfair to change the rules during a game, in the middle of a season and not apply them to every team.
• Indictment of elected official expected tomorrow
• Sugarloaf man in court today on child porn charges
• Police, Nov. 22
• Fire at city home extinguished quickly
• Court, Nov. 22
• Carbon County property taxes to remain same
• Youth aid panels will reshape area juvenile justice
• Gifted Hazleton Area student wins math, music competitions
• Rush Twp. building named after founding member
• Shots fired in city
• Former corrections officer gets 2 years in prison for involvement in drug ring
• Pike County Resort seeks last Pa. gaming license
• 'Witness building' set to be demolished
• Are bullets Lattimer Massacre's smoking gun?
• Dress code on agenda for school board
• Volunteers distribute food for Thanksgiving to those in need
• Police, Nov. 21
• Court, Nov. 19
• County won't pay accounting firm hired by controller
• Scranton Diocese completes review
• HCA may crack down on delinquent bill payments
• Judge: Murder likely capital case
• Resort crew fixing errors
• Facing $13.7M deficit, county considers cuts
• Police, Nov. 20
• Wind-blown tarp at site cuts power
• Fire destroys firm's trailer
• Woman who spread blood convicted
• HCA could raise rates to cover debt
• 2 guilty in ATV, fire engine crash
• Petrilla secretly signed deal with law firm
• Happy Friday and Weekend Everyone! Check out that Harry Potter movie this w/e!
• Did anybody have a chance to see the new Harry Potter movie? Tell us what you think of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1. Would you recommend it?
• TGIF.......I saw Christmas Lights last night which got me thinking, when is the right time to Decorate for Christmas?
• Rendell signs bill naming Berks bridge in memory of Sen. Rhoades
• Airport issue goes back to Schuylkill court
• White Haven bank held up
• Mellow, Musto make final speeches before state Senate
• Luzerne pension fund needs $95M
• 47 apply for home-rule transition committee
• Stevens named Superior Court president judge
• 2 get decades for killing
• Barletta experiencing whirlwind orientation as part of historic House class
• Mother, daughter die in Schuylkill fire
• Superior Court panel upholds DUI conviction
• Lackawanna moves to secure PNC Field construction head
• CAN DO projects near completion, with more ahead
• McAdoo sewer system flushed
• Freeland water and sewer plant expansion to begin in 2011
• Workers remove items from Conyngham building
• Barletta, Marino honored at GOP victory celebration
• Nation's oldest Scout laid to rest in Susquehanna
• Police, Nov. 19
• Two more sentenced for Hazleton man's murder
• Firefighter who killed turkey suspended from police jobs
• Attn Students: Out by the main lobby today & Monday we are having a "Don't Dessert Your Friends" Referral event. You give a referral and you can have your choice of a donut or slice of pumpkin pie. Change someone's life & sati
• So let's hear it, what's your favorite thing about Thanksgiving?
• Century splits warden deaths
• City budget shows no tax increase
• Holden takes stance against Pelosi
• Ex-judge renews bid to move trial
• Catholic priest gets prison time for child porn possession
• Former Deegan employee goes to work for Kantner
• Schuylkill County's 2011 budget looks bleak
• Murder victim was trying to get life together
• Shenandoah Chamber of Commerce seeks donations for decorations
• Tamaqua Area schools to receive accreditation
• Employability program gives students opportunities
• HCA to issue garbage/water bills by Feb.
• Today is "Take a Hike Day!" So be sure and tell everyone to "Take a Hike!"
• Historical society to unveil Knotty Pine Exhibit Nov. 14
• Historical society to unveil Knotty Pine exhibit Saturday
• Conyngham may significantly increase taxes
• Police nab 4 on drug charges
• Weatherly council approves preliminary budget with no tax increase for 2011
• Freeland parking tickets questioned
• Luzerne officials consider motion to pay under-budgeted bills
• Outlook of House leadership shifts
• Police: Murder victim wasn't listed missing
• Watch group to hold meeting on seceding from county
• Watch group to hold meeting on annexing from county
• Nursing facility fixes problems
• Police, Nov. 17
• Nesquehoning man faces child porn charges
• City police stop van, take one man into custody
• Vets feted by club share war, life stories
• Minister ordained in childhood church
• Man wanted in stabbing surrenders to police
• Happy Tuesday!
• Retired officer passes knowledge on to local crime watch group
• Freeland residents may see slight tax hike
• NRC reports safety concerns at nuke plant
• Citizen wants DA probe of official's ties to firm
• Pension bill given final approval
• Woman found dead in Foster
• Oregon woman, horses enjoying cross-country trip
• Local officials plan blight enforcement
• Roadwork
• Police, Nov. 16
• Hazleton officer to help Butler secure grant
• Bake sale being held by Cosmetology students this Thursday, November 18, 2010 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The bake sale is to raise funds for the trip to the Hair Show in New York City!! Bring your sweet tooth :)
• Welcome Mid-Quarter Students! Have a great day and congratulations on Changing your Future, Changing your Life!
• Death in Foster Twp. ruled homicide
• Rendell active in baseball deal that split county leaders
• Rendell did best to make deal work out
• GOP skeptical of expanded gambling
• Kline announces boil advisory
• Coaldale council opts not to sell former school
• Butler faces property tax increase
• Mahanoy Twp. OKs sewer funding
• Police, Nov. 14
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• Contracts awarded for Freeland sewer expansion project
• West Hazleton Neighborhood Crime Watch to host presentation on gangs
• Local band releases 1st CD
• On the inside, Sophia's touch
• Economy to blame for other eateries' closings
• As Knotty Pine closes, customers, employees recall its heyday
• Dozens expected to run for 11-member home-rule council
• Home-rule transition committee to hold interviews
• Luzerne arbitration bills exceed budget by $17K
• City agency needs public's vote
• Former school a factor in Ringtown budget preparation
• Conyngham to determine tax increase this week
• Bilingual Christian church seeks home in city
• Land group eyes 2 trails
• Nonprofit pregnancy center to open in city
• Fireman who shot turkey suspended 2nd week
• Man injured when van pins leg
• Funeral set for NEPA soldier
• Expert: Bedbugs can invade anyone's home
• Study commission ends meetings
• Weatherly plans to hold line on taxes
• Tripped power line leaves 11,000 in dark
• Mother explains comment about bus
• Hazleton Area presentation highlights dangers of bullying
• Area's reps mum so far on federal deficit proposals
• Hazle Twp. will not hike taxes
• West Hazleton promotes officer
• Police, Nov. 12
• HCA board pushes for water quality testing
• Attention High School Seniors!!! Danielle Stauffer Wiley is our brand new High School Rep, please stop in for a tour of our campus, and welcome her!!
• Forgotten plaque a piece of Hazle Twp. history
• To our Vets thanks for Everything you do and have done for our Freedom! Here is some information for you if you are thinking about coming to school.
• W-B businessman Greco gets probation for corruption role
• Dual projects alter downtown travel
• Woman concerned autistic son being exploited on school bus
• Law-breaking ATV riders remain elusive, officials say
• Local fallen heroes
• After outcry, House to return
• Sugarloaf supers to review budget Nov. 18
• Police, Nov. 11
• Schuylkill controller speaks out at commissioners meeting
• Tamaqua man arrested for alleged stabbing in Maryland
• Lackawanna officials doing what they can to secure baseball money
• Disruptive fan's action forces stoppage of game
• Police, Nov. 10
• Hazleton firefighter suspended in wild turkey shooting
• Black Creek likely to hold line on taxes
• Hazleton Area to again consider uniform policy
• Nittany Lion & Lion Ambassadors at Sonic Fri.
• Dramatic reading to be presented Nov. 11
• Former prothonotary clerk arraigned for theft
• HPSU program touts alternative energy
• Chicago trucker killed on I-81 in Schuylkill County
• Luzerne County to review legal options
• Stadium authority approves franchise sale
• Barletta off to school for Congress
• Rebuilt stadium would look little like existing one
• Scranton man linked to another Mt. Top burglary
• Casey: Republican romp due to slumping economy
• HUD: Official's role is a conflict
• Protest calls for Obama's ouster
• Session's end draws ire from lawmakers
• Proposed franchise sale keeps baseball in region, includes $40M stadium makeover
• Luzerne prothonotary mulls legal action
• Alliance's Mt. Top center offers family appointments
• Travel advisory: I-80 lane closed
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• Police, Nov. 9
• Pittston area solider killed in Afghanistan
• Body of Rice Twp. man found in woods
• Libertarian Party has mountain to climb
• Butler eyes options for potential tax increases
• Luzerene prothonotary mulls legal action
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• Gas rules offer disclosure of fracking chemicals
• Pa. ranks 26th among states' overall tax burden
• Congratulations to the Surgical Technology Program for their appearance in the November issue of The Surgical Technologist; Official Journal of the Association of Surgical Technologists!! Way to Go!
• Schuylkill commissioner: Controller won't admit to office's problems
• Federal program will help low-income families
• City residents miffed about street light issues
• Cemetery clean up, monument honor veterans
• Commission accepting applications for transition committee
• No tax increase for Carbon County residents
• Schuylkill Commissioner: Controller won't admit to office having problems
• Congressional gerrymandering could greatly affect Schuylkill
• Hazleton Area to present anti-bullying policy
• Home-rule charter on the horizon for Luzerne County
• City loses appeal on who pays plaintiffs
• Will lost political clout hurt region?
• Police, Nov. 7
• Power outages spread across area
• 2 face charges after stealing SUV in Tamaqua
• Audit of Schuylkill books finds 22 problems
• County cash lifts authority
• Holden says caucus needs new leadership
• 2 get decades in prison for killing
• Pa. liquor control targets alcohol energy drinks
• Corbett plans to try to privatize liquor stores
• A columnist's 'day' job
• THON lists fundraising activities; Breakfast Nov. 14
• Woman hurt in 940 crash
• Police, Nov. 6
• Last of Route 924 work delayed again
• City fireman poached turkey at station
• Stuck elevator traps 4 at apts.
• Heffley: There's work to do
• Group grooms next generation of mine rescuers
• Former clerk Reilly receives 2-year probation sentence
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• Feds charge former Schuylkill victim assistance director with embezzling $100K in grant funds
• Schuylkill audit to be unveiled today
• Charges held against alleged child rapist
• Community comes together for fire victims
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• WSJ ranks Penn State No. 1 among corporate recruiters
• White pages fade to black
• Federal probation guidelines
• Woman charged with embezzling $100K in grant funds
• Board to decide airport hearing jurisdiction Nov. 18
• Baseball deal possible between Lackawanna, SWB Yankees
• Tough fiscal road ahead of Corbett
• Freeland police could soon patrol parts of Foster Twp.
• CAN DO approved as loan organization for county
• Luzerne officials prepare for home-rule transition
• Judge refuses to remove himself from Ciavarella trial
• Burn barrel remnants spark fire in Butler Twp.
• Feds distribute $276K to local law enforcement
• Legislative leaders more vulnerable
• City Council could select Yannuzzi as next mayor
• Barletta intends to see city projects through
• For better or worse, Kanjorski was a dreamer
• Eachus unaccustomed to losing
• GOP controls future shape of Pa. districts
• Man waives 76 child pornography charges to court
• Campus honored with Greater Hazleton Chamber award
• County dept. heads meet on charter
• PUSH Theatre to perform Nov. 9
• Voter turnout strong in Hazleton area
• Hazleton area came out against charter
• Transformer fire, explosion causes power outtage
• Transformer fire, explosion causes power outage
• Holden's persona propels him to victory over Argall
• Arrest made in Conyngham arson
• Republican House to face reform pressures
• Hazleton woman featured on Blue Cross Gallery of Hope
• Memorial fund therapeutic for namesake's kin
• U.S. Attorney's office takes over Anczarski investigation
• Poll petition pushes for cargo airport jurisdiction
• Vote draws curriculum closer to magnet school
• Freeland to ban smoking at parks
• Police, Nov. 3
• Mahanoy City man uninjured when van rolls over on Burma
• Area native retires from U.S. Public Health Service
• Barletta ends Kanjorski's run
• Voters say 'yes' to home rule
• Political newcomer rides anti-Harrisburg sentiment
• Former judge Toole to face 27 to 33 months in prison
• Yudichak, Boback cruise to victories
• Heffley, Goodman win state rep. contests
• Holden beats Argall, defies Republican wave
• Knowles wins first full term in 124th
• Barletta follows baseball lesson to Congress
• Baker cruises to uncontested win in 20th
• Power still out in parts of Hazle, Foster
• DNC members escorted from Hazleton City Hall
• Foster Twp. to expand recycling hours
• Voters could change form of county gov't, shift control of Senate, House
• 50 years ago, Hazleton greeted JFK
• Heffley defeats Yaich in race for 122nd Legislative District
• GOP rallies at airport on trek across state
• Toohil upsets Eachus
• Control of state House up for grabs
• Police, Oct. 25
• Conyngham seeks residents' advice as tax increase looms
• HASD communications plan presented to board
• Schuylkill jobless rate drops slightly
• Metro area's jobless rate now below 10 pct.
• Unemployment rate takes biggest dip since January
• Ciavarella attorneys ask for dismissal of numerous charges
• Police, Nov. 2
• Explosives to be stored in Humboldt
• Sports Scene owner pleads guilty to sale of counterfeit goods
• Burn barrel sparks shed fire in Butler
• Study commission at last meeting before election: 'We have done our job'
• Luzerne awarded state grant
• Technology over court reporters not liked in Schuylkill
• Toohil seeking answer on gaming funds' distribution
• Casino revenues in Pennsylvania taxed 55 percent
• Local revelers celebrate Halloween in many ways
• $18M spent on political commercials
• Historical marker applications due Jan. 5
• Argall seeks to beat the odds, unseat Holden
• Incumbent Holden defends record, blasts Argall
• Knowles: Rein in state spending
• Independent Picciano is race's fiscal conservative
• Cost of charter's gov't still unknown
• Dems relying on numbers
• New Shenandoah ordinance bans parking large vehicles on streets
• Police, Oct. 31
• Diocese: Don't tax 2 churches
• Anti-charter sign aimed at motorists
• Corbett talks taxes at Hazle stop
• Faust: Capitol needs makeover
• Massage Therapy Program Director, Howard Dry and students from the Massage Club hold a food sale to raise money to help another student in the school.
• Native American singer/poet to perform Nov. 2
• Trick or treat in Hazleton, PA
• Memories shared as Knotty Pine's 73-year run nears end
• HCA waiting on database prior to setting garbage rates
• HCA board fills business position
• District moves toward more efficient asset tracking
• Rain delays completion of Rt. 924 project
• Fire damages Shenandoah building
• Police, Oct. 19
• Local landscaper part of 'Extreme Makeover' team
• Behind-the-scenes work for canonization of Father Ciszek making progress
• Home-rule counterparts discuss views
• Grant gives boost to bioscience industry
• Community aims to help fire victims
• Donchak, Piekarsky in Pike County Correctional Facility
• Hazle Twp. Municipal Authority to buy Sacred Heart Church Hall
• Tobyhanna Army Depot slashes 150 jobs because of Iraq War drawdown
• Group to fight airport
• Questions could delay sprinkler bill
• Bill pushes pension spike impact into future
• Home-rule charter has its proponents, opponents
• Helping veterans obtain their benefits
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• Turnpike commission to hold info session on E-ZPass only interchange
• Schuylkill Chamber sponsors political debate
• No disruptions take place at debate
• Schuylkill GOP commissioner candidates remain coy
• Fire destroys New Coxeville home
• Democrats brace for rough election season
• Middle Eastern dance troupe performs Oct. 19
• 2 groups are waging home-rule campaigns
• Jan Lewan orchestra to reunite for concert Oct. 24 in Hazleton
• Eckley Miners' Village hosts annual Lantern Tour
• Study: Dense drilling impacting watersheds
• Newspaper defamation case goes back to court
• Police, Oct. 17
• Conyngham could name officer Tue.
• Former official's sentencing delayed
• Carbon board has praise for Weatherly afterschool program
• Gun permit service in Hazleton shelved
• High school senior scores car in drawing of tests' top performers
• Ringtown revises snow emergency ordinance proposal
• Ringtown set to work on 2011 spending plan
• Online reaction
• Water levels on rise, but not to capacity
• City residents to get new recycling bins
• Ex-N.Y. gov. slams 'ObamaCare,' stumps for Barletta at city stop
• Shenandoah man jailed on child porn charges
• HCA working out kinks in alert system
• House returns sans severance tax deal
• Mother's roadside remembrance tossed aside
• Good Samaritan victim of highway robbery
• Focus shifts to alleged coverup
• Agent who lied about scheme facing probation
• State eyes fund for housing
• In verdict, some see justice, others show sorrow
• New Practical Nursing Program announced
• MMI dedicates nature trail
• Security Savings Charitable Foundation creates new scholarship
• Yoga, life coach to present weekend workshop
• For the Future campaign announced
• Gas drillers must adhere to new rules
• Penn State Hazleton Commencement 2010
• Officials deny county faces $18M hole
• Practical nursing program officially launched
• Some see justice, others see tragedy for all involved
• Student wins state FBLA competition; 5th at nationals
• This time, it's guilty
• New bachelor's degree in engineering announced
• Valley Regional Fire Co. receives breathing apparatus
• Alumni News - Insight/Outlook July 2010
• District to proceed with magnet school inquiry
• Register for Family Weekend Murder Mystery Dinner
• Police, Oct. 15
• Reminder: Sign up for PSUTXT for emergency information
• Blight bill clears Senate, awaits governor's approval
• Film on undocumented youth to be shown Oct. 1
• School sale goes to governor
• Schedule announced for Community Day on Oct. 3
• Timeline
• Director of Academic Affairs Monica Gregory passes away
• Mahanoy City council talks fire safety
• 5K run, youth run scheduled for Oct. 17; benefits THON
• Lawmakers to move on changes to juvenile system
• Course Schedule
• CAN DO Community Foundation establishes Trustee Scholarship
• Girardville man wins $25,000 on 'Millionaire'
• What's Happening on Campus
• Avon Products Inc. donates to Women’s Symposium
• Jury deliberating in hate crime trial has questions
• Shenandoah-area men found guilty of hate crime
• Frackville honors Jordan Brothers
• Butler Twp. officers back to work
• Hate trial in jury's hands
• Forced pooling won't become law just yet
• Court, Oct. 14
• Police, Oct. 14
• Commonwealth Medical College receives $745,513 federal grant to help students
• Freeland company to build PennDOT salt sheds
• Rendell sees some life on severance tax talks
• Butler tables request to guarantee $900K loan for fire department
• Mall jewelry store robbed
• Poll shows Barletta up on Kanjorski
• Toohil received donation from PAC
• Delano man faces meth charges
• Mall businessman gets 18 months in fake-jersey case
• Lightning may have sparked Drums fire, Valley chief says
• Hazle residents wonder how sewage plan will affect neighborhood
• Judge extends Palin protection order
• Prosecution rests in Shenandoah hate crime case
• Technique first used in Sheppton
• Severance tax debate builds to cliffhanger
• Proposed forum accepted by Toohil, declined by Eachus
• Eachus mailer slams Toohil
• Biden rips Rove, Republicans and chamber in local stop
• Veterans affairs committee to hold public hearing Wed.
• Decision pending in unfair labor hearing
• Butler police chief pleads for reinstatement of officers
• 21st century technology applied in Shenandoah case
• Proceedings in Shenandoah case to resume
• Stop signs in place at Wyoming, Green streets
• Fire snuffed out in Drums
• Diamonds robbed from mall jewelry store
• Woman credits God after daughters unhurt in crash
• Police, Oct. 12
• Sugarloaf Soaps have a smell for any person, season
• HCA lifts boil advisory
• Strapped West Hazleton's borough building, annex falling apart
• Regional police commission inks consultant
• Area businesses use caution
• Tap water safe to drink, HCA says
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• McAdoo council listens to ideas for grant applications
• Court, Oct. 11
• Barletta, Kanjorski play financial blame game
• 5 emergency certification hires working in Hazleton Area School District
• City Pentecostal church celebrates new home
• Water advisory woes
• Bill forcing people to pay to see gas-drilling documents criticized
• Home rule system popular
• Conn. girl aids Conyngham fire victims
• Illegal law defense bills paid in full by donors
• Pumpkins plump and plentiful
• Democratic candidates aren't talking about health care
• Hazleton City Authority issues water boil advisory
• Police: Gym teacher drove vehicle in pit in fraud try
• Casey in Carbon to support Yaich
• Speaker wins Newspaper of the Year awards
• Rendell convenes severance tax meeting
• Controller not paying panel's Internet bills
• County may print charter but not report in papers
• Eachus to challenger: Take stand on mine site
• Police, Oct. 9
• Specter to raise money for Sestak
• Jury in Shenandoah hate crime case hears racist music
• After 22 years, county switches courthouse cleaners
• E. Union officials say county overstepped bounds on airport
• Freeland begins work on budget
• McAdoo will offer sewer payment options, discounts
• New code of conduct implemented for all state court workers
• Both parties lose voters in area, officials say
• Schuylkill commissioners push for prerelease center
• Democrats show support for Barletta
• Ex-judge's maximum prison term reduced 10 years
• City, HCA have pact
• E. Union officials say Schuylkill County overstepped bounds
• Testimony centers on fatal blow
• Police probe school staff 'dispute'
• 2 Schuylkill commissioners won't seek re-election
• Car crash closes Schuylkill road
• Fire destroys 2-car garage in Weston
• Police, Oct. 7
• Gallagher, McAndrew officially announce retirement at end of 2011
• Blight bill wins state House approval
• Mugging suspects nabbed in Mo.
• Men go on trial for hate crime
• Vice President Biden due in Scranton
• City's issues with HCA pact unresolved
• Barletta: Kanjorski out of touch
• Jurors to be chosen today
• Rt. 924 project winds down
• Fairview Township secretary resigns
• Bus aide charged with slapping boy suspended
• Barletta at town hall: Kanjorski out of touch
• Jurors in hate-crimes trial to be chosen today
• Shenandoah pastor marks 25th anniversary of ordination
• Business federation honors Holden
• City native charged with killing wife
• Corridor project big on technology
• Hazle Twp. supers to vote on wind farm plan
• Tax for infrastructure projects being considered for Marcellus Shale drilling
• Aide allegedly slapped autistic student
• Flood honored in Wilkes-Barre
• Proposal establishes corporate tax base
• Candidates stay with parties on health care law
• White Haven woman killed in crash
• 2 charged with kidnapping
• Costumed clucker pecks at Eachus' refusal to debate
• Jury selection in immigrant slaying case enters 2nd day
• Teaching aide allegedly slapped autistic student
• Game commission discusses ways to boost young hunter population
• Police, Oct. 5
• Focus back on immigration as hate-crime trial begins
• Homanko receives legal certification for district judges
• Most businesses avoid paying corporate income tax
• White Haven teen dies in rollover crash
• Report shows children not ready for school
• Homanko receives legal certification for district judges
• Ethics panel puts off Mellow complaint
• Most businesses avoid paying corporate income tax
• City street project holding up streetlight repairs
• Report shows children not ready for school
• Facts, myths of immigration discussed at LCCC
• Ethics panel puts off Mellow complaint
• Man found in car died of natural causes
• City street project holding up streetlight repairs
• Shenandoah fire deliberately set
• Facts, myths of immigration discussed at LCCC
• Police, Oct. 4
• Man found in car died of natural causes
• Luzerne D.A. office to hire youth aide coordinator
• Shenandoah fire deliberately set
• HCA to pay engineer $40K for new designs
• Police, Oct. 4
• Freeland council to tackle insurance, personnel
• Luzerne D.A. office to hire youth aide coordinator
• Local traffic snarled by crashes
• HCA to pay engineer $40K for new designs
• Focus back on immigration as hate-crime trial begins
• Freeland council to tackle insurance, personnel
• Local traffic snarled by crashes
• City of Hazleton 2011 Annual Plan
• Man charged in Club 570 shooting has trial postponed
• Mahanoy Twp. to deal with abandoned properties
• Police, Sept. 21
• Rally on gas drilling issues today at Capitol
• Hazleton Area board approves resignation
• Argall, Holden to debate Oct. 25
• Ad watch: Republican piece on Kanjorski mostly accurate
• Ethics Institute award dinner Nov. 9
• Lackawanna seeking $4 million in tax revenue to repair stadium
• Site tracks shale industry campaign spending
• W-B restaurateur pleads guilty to illegal gambling
• Redesigned S-S website debuts today
• Teacher pay hikes to hit 3.7%
• Man charged with raping girls, 9, 10
• TV station will continue to air controversial ad
• Attack ad makes generalizations
• Beaver Meadows moves ahead with expansion
• Charges held for 3 in beating case
• Study commission may seek bids to print charter
• Friends of Home Rule will meet Thursday
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• Alma Williams funeral
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• Mahanoy City residents can get break on trash bill
• Man killed in Mahanoy Twp. wreck
• Shenandoah Valley board discusses expansion
• Drums man flown from scene of motorcyle, SUV crash
• Standard-Speaker readers love the classics
• Colleges adapting to influx of 'ebooks'
• Hazleton Area makes proactive move
• Landowners concerned over gas companies
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• Fire damages Weatherly home
• PV update at meeting slated Wed.
• More than 8,000 register for DUI checkpoint alerts
• Crime Watch meeting Tuesday in Hazleton
• Festival preserves history at Weatherly Trainworks
• Judge calls shift to senior a 'transition'
• Weatherly now owns Trainworks
• Police, Sept. 19
• HCA director: Agreement not only impact on water rates
• Despite criticism, Barletta continues to move forward
• Kanjorski reminds Democrats to be proud of what they have accomplished
• City police win $15,000 grant to combat dangerous drinking
• Old prescription drugs can be turned in Sat.
• Police, Sept. 18
• Area under drought warning
• Two admit to killing
• Fraud charges held for court
• Blockbuster closing fits firm's plan
• Water out in Freeland Mon.
• Mericle, not firm, hit with sanctions
• Rise in city's pension obligation slows
• Hauler rolls on Rt. 940, spills fly-ash
• Mohegan Sun layoffs won't affect local jobs
• Schuylkill County tax collector chosen
• Bids for Freeland sewer work delayed
• Jury sides with oil company
• Assault charges against car dealer dropped
• King's College president steps down
• Skrepenak starts prison term in W.Va.
• Long-running tension exists over immigration control, expert says
• Witness: Uncle sought money, drugs in killing
• Two firms awarded Ben Franklin funds
• Father, daughter acquire closed restaurants
• Sugarloaf supers push for additional hotel tax
• Commissioner slams controller in e-mail
• Weatherly landlord unhappy with landlord-tenant law
• Murder-for-hire plot foiled by informant; Drums man charged
• Style presented over substance by attorneys in Laurel Gardens case
• City council tables agreement with authority
• City to form Northside fire station
• East Union Township supervisors approve water bottling company
• Tractor-trailer rolls over on Route 940
• Jury in gas spill trial sides with companies
• Wastewater tracking bill advances
• USDA declares counties natural disaster areas
• Conyngham Borough begins search for part-time police officer
• McAdoo mayor's authority idea criticized by borough council
• Laurel Gardens case focuses on inconvenience
• Toohil again requests debate with Eachus
• Luzerne County leaders won't play ball
• State funds parking decks
• State provides $4.8 million for intermodal parking
• Nun celebrates 50 years of teaching children
• Ringtown Borough Council discusses road, winter preparedness
• Schuylkill Mall theater closing
• In court
• Borough prohibits grills on porches
• Board provides info on rare blood cancer
• Shenandoah man to face rape charge in N.Y.
• West Hazleton looks into water deal
• Area schools meet AYP benchmark
• Jury splits verdict in Laurel Gardens case
• Police seek info in killing
• Right-to-know seminar to be held Sept. 23
• Barriers to be removed from 924 this week
• Valley Regional in need of breathing apparatus
• Testimony: Mobil should've tested station's tanks
• Kline Twp. unlikely to see spike in garbage fees
• Split verdict means Laurel Gardens trial to continue
• Hazle wary of water rate hike
• Prison official: no special treatment for alleged rapist
• Residents raising funds to rebuild dam
• Mass honors those lost in 9/11 attacks, family of boys killed in 2007 city fire
• City firefighters quell brushfire; firework to blame
• Freeland's first female police chief ready to help residents
• EPA to hold 18 public meetings on Chesapeake
• Police, Sept. 13
• West Hazleton man's death ruled homicide
• Funfest carries on despite gloomy weather
• Severance tax tops fall agenda
• Arena board tables vote on ambulance service
• Barking dogs have residents of city neighborhood angry
• Man found dead at West Hazleton home
• Funfest opens with plenty for everyone
• HASD: No problems with enrollment requirements
• Cost-of-living hike unlikely for Schuylkill County retirees
• Police, Sept. 12
• Controller says she'll file reports
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• Atty.: Exxon aware of tanks
• Ruling has national implications
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• LCCC to dedicate Walk of Honor, remember fallen N.Y.C. firefighter
• Freeland park work set for fall
• Calls sealed fate of rape suspect
• School still waits for modular classrooms
• Police, Sept. 11
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• Butler Township late with planned layoffs
• Butler chief in union contract
• Man waives hearing on beating
• Charge filed for filth in home withdrawn
• Foreclosures jump 74% in region
• Area 11th in U.S. in deaths from coal plant pollutants
• Bill would ban jobless debit cards at casinos
• Hazleton man pleads no contest to statutory rape
• Ciavarella presents outlines defense of civil-rights suits
• Annual tradition marking Lattimer Massacre ends
• 69-year-old loses life in Ashland blaze
• Tractor Supply employees surprised by trespasser
• Yearlong investigation leads to arrest of 3 in Weatherly burglary
• HCA board approves agreement language
• Police, Sept. 10
• Hazleton bar to hold benefit for Martin's Mission
• City loses appeal
• Mayor: No taxpayer funds used on defense
• Experts: Ruling's effect on Barletta limited
• Patte to plead guilty in illegal gambling case
• Shenandoah man, 2 others arraigned in beating of Mount Carmel correctional officer
• Mahanoy City man arrested after high-speed pursuit
• 81 Cranberry properties to hook onto Hazle Township sewer service
• Schuylkill GOP chair requests auditor general's help
• Marcellus Shale production data exceeds expectations
• Hazleton accountant takes over as business manager at Weatherly Area
• Court rules against Hazleton's IIRA; city to appeal
• Fire in Conyngham ruled arson
• Beaver Meadows council tables police chief pension
• One bid received for county sheriff's vehicles
• Mahanoy City postmaster unveils stamp for Mother Teresa at church
• Schuylkill tax committee asks companies to lower bids
• Arrest made in 40-year-old rape case
• Police, Sept. 9
• Mountain Top group baffled by Medjugore events
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• Sugarloaf man dies unexpectedly in Ocean City, Md.
• Sheppton fight leads to charges against 2 women
• Police, Sept. 8
• Toohil calls for Eachus response
• City, HCA again at odds
• Former Hazleton Catholic church properties up for sale
• W-B school employee to be reprimanded for letting Skrepenak on to football field
• Woman makes 'extraordinary' escape from Lantern Lane fire
• Freeland has 30 days to name new mayor
• West Hazleton native struck by vehicle, killed in N.Y.C.
• Man admits to Shenandoah robbery
• Developer blames Conahan for land dispute
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• County cleanup kicks off Sept. 20
• Wilderness camp, fines among tighter truancy rules in 13 districts
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• Mass transit part of transportation puzzle
• Former HAHS principal retires
• Civilian majority on judicial review boards proposed
• U.S. Sen. Casey describes father's political legacy
• Feds indict Mountain Top businessman
• Man fires shotgun at attackers
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• Judge: Mericle not entitled to insurance coverage in kids-for-cash scandal
• Jury selection begins Wednesday in Laurel Gardens gas spill case
• Family, friends pay last respects to Freeland's Martin
• Is Barletta taking big risk opposing training center?
• Judge: Juvenile records must be handed over
• Conyngham apartment, business building gutted by fire
• Casinos, table games bring mixed results to Pa. communities
• Barletta says Hazleton's higher unemployment not his fault
• In court
• Hazleton man named to Luzerne election board
• 2 months to election, poll workers wanted
• Shenandoah man jailed on burglary charges
• Police, Sept. 5
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• Despite his death, Tim Martin's mission endures
• Home rule focus on corruption, efficiency
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• Four people hurt in crash on Broad St.; driver flees
• Motorcycle, car crash in Hometown
• Carbon nonprofits benefit from hotel tax
• 'Ghost bike' to be replaced, dedicated
• Gas drilling industry slow to create jobs
• Freeland mourns loss of mayor
• School board fills vacancy
• Kanjorski: No tax, Medicare cuts
• Police, Sept. 4
• Contoller told to file reports in one month
• Holiday travel expected higher
• Ex-deputy warden denied workers' comp
• Former judge faces new charges
• War of words over fill
• Schuylkill controller on defensive
• Police, Sept. 2
• Donchak-Piekarsky trial site moved
• Lebanon man seriously hurt in Ryan Twp. crash
• United Way kicks off annual fund drive
• Parents blast placement policy
• DUI driver gets up to 7 years for fatal crash
• Freeland Mayor Tim Martin dies
• Students' placement in classes draws ire
• Schuylkill judge orders financial reports by Oct. 1
• Mahanoy City hosts Back-to-School Carnival
• Freeland town square will be dedicated to longtime mayor
• Richards' sentencing delayed
• City council approves outdoor furniture ban
• Eachus blasts Toohil for silence on fill
• Munchak: If Luzerne wants baseball money, let them pay expenses
• Motorcyclist hurt in Route 54 crash
• DUI driver will serve 3-7 years for fatal crash
• Analysis: With Bush gone, Kanjorski targets Barletta
• Cooler temperatures to move in for weekend, help keep Hurricane Earl at bay
• Police, Sept. 2
• Think tank warns of gas industry tax breaks
• Agreement between city, authority tabled
• Court, Sept. 2
• Man shares story of life in Russian orphanage
• Blue Cross seeks rate hikes for 8 plans
• Charges against Freeland man withdrawn
• Protesters criticize commissioners, controller
• Lawsuit throws stadium renovation plans a curve
• Ex-Hazleton man charged with child pornography
• State funding to delay LCCC culinary arts building
• Start dates set for trials of former Shenandoah officers
• Argall campaign sign doesn't break rules
• 'Friends of Home Rule' look to promote charter
• Public split at mine fill hearing
• HASD teacher resigns
• District: Teacher resigned after claims of relationship with student
• U.S. Attorney stresses patience with probe
• Turnpike stoppage for today canceled
• HCA director questions investing in mixing system
• HRA solicitor authorizes process to renovate home
• Judge validates charter petition
• Diamond dispute goes to court
• HCA mulls billing issues
• Judge allows ex-girlfriend's statement against former Shenandoah police chief
• Redevelopment authority looks to rehabilitate home
• Police, Aug. 30
• Dry summer has leaves turning early
• EPA considers regulating fly ash
• Lack of rain classifies area as 'abnormally dry'
• Police, Aug. 29
• Allentown diocese lauded for fundraising effort
• Court, Aug. 30
• Luzerne suing Lackawanna, authority over baseball team
• Allentown diocse lauded for fundraising effort
• Transportation authority to hold first meeting today
• Weatherly schools get a boost
• Court, Aug. 31
• Rates hiked to buy Banks' new hauler
• Butler center cost edges higher
• Eachus: 'Enough' with trials at site
• City council could ban porch furniture
• hikes sought for motorist fees
• Cars, concert turn 'Castle' old school
• Skrep to stay closer to home
• Clash over training center stokes contest
• Judges' wives, psychiatrist out of scandal suit
• Employee, police interrupt potential gunfight
• Police Blotter
• Invite to officers leads to charges
• Police, Aug. 28
• Work halt could ease I-81 traffic backlogs
• GOP ad targets Kantner, Gallagher
• Pre-hearing conference set in controller case
• Freeland police arrest man for Tuesday night burglary
• Moses gets 3-month sentence
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• Police, Aug. 27
• Woman pleads guilty to stealing $163K from elderly Shen. woman
• Schuylkill GOP chairman questions auditor selection
• 3 cases of West Nile virus reported in county
• Airport construction update unveiled today
• Kanjorski opens campaign office across from Barletta's
• County up for fed training hub
• Water rates may go up
• New hires decline jobs in district
• Barletta snubs proposal that would bring 1,000 jobs
• Kanjorski plugs promise of jobs, but guarantees elusive
• 3 people arrested after attempted vehicle break-in
• Home rule charter filed with officials
• Students in Hazleton Area, Weatherly Area begin classes
• Shooter gets up to 5 years in prison
• Authority, city to shore up services pact
• Woman's service dog barred from business
• Police: Man sexually assaulted 10-year-olds
• Schuylkill to put 200 years of deeds online
• Traffic backlog reported on I-81
• Toomey: Ground Zero mosque 'inappropriate'
• Kanjorski to unveil project that could bring 1,000 jobs
• Cargo airport hearing to be held Oct. 7
• Barber who bilked county gets probation
• Nanticoke couple charged with $12K in drugs waive charges
• Developer may use municipal water to fill pits
• Police, Aug. 26
• Convicted child molester asks judge for new trial
• New Jersey man admits to Shenandoah assault
• Extortion trial for former Shenandoah officers delayed
• Shenandoah man gets prison for sexual assault
• Additional security cameras slated for HHA apartments
• Schuylkill Tax Collection Committee schedules 2nd round of bids for collector
• MMI Preparatory students return to classroom; Hazleton, Weatherly, Panther Valley all begin today
• Former church properties sold for variety of uses
• Shenandoah Parade of Nations brings families, heritages together
• Brother of airman asks for public's assistance
• Public defender outlines plans for juvenile unit
• Agency: Treat Valmont groundwater
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• Dog park group slates Oct. opening
• Police, Aug. 25
• Questionnaire at issue in Shen. beating case
• Kanjorski touts legislation aimed at Wall Street
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• Crestwood to hire lawyer to investigate property value
• County officials seek judge's help; court could force Kantner to complete reports within 30 day
• Tractor-trailor overturns, closes Route 54
• City man faces charges after domestic dispute
• Toomey rips Sestak for backing 'welfare state'
• As schools struggle to provide essentials, local districts have avoided asking parents to help
• Rendell hones transportation proposal
• Early-morning fire rips through McAdoo home
• Area schools prepare for new year
• Area schools prepare for new year
• Contractors to begin bidding on Freeland sewer treatment project
• Judge may change stance on Selenski murder trial
• Priest to celebrate 99th birthday
• Schuylkill GOP goes after Democrats in courthouse
• 6 months later, few answers in Mahanoy City fatal shooting case
• Shenandoah mayor vows crackdown on curbside mechanics
• Friends, family celebrate cyclist's life
• 39 retire from Carbon in July; most worked at Weatherwood
• 40 complaints filed against former judges
• City's hemlock trees being attacked by sap-sucking pest
• Police, Aug. 22
• Schuylkill firefighters show their pride during parade
• Concert, cruise on tap Sun.
• Skrepenak asks for delayed, reduced sentence
• Gov. hopeful makes example of area plant
• Hybrid automaker eyes Northeastern Pennsylvania
• Egg recall not for local stores
• Corruption figures tied to tax claim sale
• Expert: Various factors give pause on death sentences
• Separate board has application for airport
• Furloughs save Hazleton $27K
• Weatherly seeking road grant
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• Police, Aug. 20
• Area emergency responders get crash course in pipeline ruptures
• Rush taking applications for housing rehabilitation program
• Charter delivered to county manager
• DA hosts fundraiser, won't talk re-election
• Fire damages Mahanoy Township plant
• Teachers working without contracts protest outside of bargaining meeting
• Hazleton Area, union reach tentative deal
• HCA-city pact takes shape
• Schuylkill controller: Commissioners knew auditor not up to task
• Gladstone revives cargo airport plans
• Council tables water division sale
• Commissioners end dispute over paying mileage to deputies
• State releases 1st-ever list of tax delinquents
• Police, Aug. 19
• Audit may be submitted with disclaimer; Kantner claims sabotage of project
• Tamaqua acts on speeding concerns
• Juvenile system changes take hold
• City puts water works sale on ice
• Conyngham fires full-time officer
• Intermunicipal agreement between Butler, Freeland on hold, but 'not off the table'
• Lt. governor candidate stumps in Hazleton
• City council to vote on fund transfer for camera system
• Salary board will vote on adding coroner's job today
• W-B man allegedly used fake docs at DMV
• Police, Aug. 18
• Power to be cut to HASD buildings Thursday
• Barletta joins GOP in protesting NYC mosque
• Hazleton native named assistant principal at North Schuylkill Jr./Sr. High School
• Police, Aug. 17
• Storms knock out power to 21 PPL customers
• Proposal for water system sale on council's agenda
• Media Alliance Day slated Wed.
• Diabetic MinSec resident miffed over lack of insulin
• Theft, intimidation charges filed against commissioner's wife
• Dispute over deputies' bonus pay remains unresolved
• Pa. transportation program $16B short for next 12 years
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• Community showing desire to improve playgrounds
• First official tried in probe finishes jail sentence
• Skrepenak awaits prison site
• Freeland concert fundraiser postponed
• Hazleton council to act on resolution to initiate HCA water division sale
• Luzerne commissioners consider lease extension at Forty Fort airport
• Private sector role pushed for transportation woes
• 9 couples renew wedding vows in church
• Storms briefly knock out power in Hazleton
• Storms briefly knock out power in Hazleton
• Financial planners offer advice on starting retirement funds
• Weight limit on Rte. 534 bridge lifted
• Mahanoy City paving project delayed by accessibility issues
• Girardville to adopt new cell phone usage policy
• Police release Reading man charged with bank robbery
• No state forest land left for gas leasing
• International photographers help to document Chesapeake watershed
• Butler Twp. Community Center moving closer to completion
• Ohio man plans fundraiser for local Vietnam vet exposed to Agent Orange
• Police, Aug. 16
• Ringtown opens bids on drainage project
• County-wide ordinance near for storm water management
• Carbon says goodbye to summer workers
• Campground event aids Make-A-Wish
• State park land could possibly be subject to gas well drilling
• Township officials' group meets
• Schuylkill's ex-controller offers words of support for successor
• Police, Aug. 15
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• Mother slashes child's throat, tries to kill self
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• Former Shenandoah police to go on trial for extortion charges Sept. 27
• Pits remain in amphitheater plan
• Project absolves city of liability
• UGI joins gas rush
• HCA, city meet face-to-face
• Schuylkill financial reports six weeks overdue
• Schuylkill County burn ban to end Sunday
• Judge awards Bentley to Coaldale man
• Developer: Back-tax payments unofficial
• Arena club lounge on hold
• Cost to print copies of Luzerne charter: $25K
• County discusses new records facility
• Wilkes to track water quality in shale region
• Court, Aug. 14
• Boehner to stump for Barletta today
• Police, Aug. 14
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• Broad Street Corridor bids to be opened Sept. 16
• Petrilla, DeLuca encourage opposition to home rule
• Drums Elementary modular classrooms on hold
• State police arrest 2 Scranton men for cheating at Mohegan Sun
• Foster Twp. meeting to continue today
• U.S. Marshals capture Illinois sex assault fugitive
• Police, Aug. 13
• Toohil sends letter to Eachus regarding stolen campaign signs
• Police venture in doubt
• Split board hires 41 new teachers New Hazleton Area teachers
• HCA delays action on city funding
• Split board hires 41 new teachers at Hazleton Area
• Developer plans to revive housing project
• Ill. fugitive captured by U.S. Marshals in Harwood
• Police, Aug. 12
• 3 arrested on drug charges
• Barletta to present HCA compromise Friday
• Judge won't dismiss federal charges in Shenandoah beating case
• Weatherly board undergoes unplanned reorganization
• Panel sends charter to voters
• Man who broke infant son's leg pleads guilty
• State faces $280M revenue gap; severance tax details remain
• Lone dissenting voice, over the phone
• Budget cuts delaying state police training
• McAdoo hires part-time officers
• Alert ends at nuclear plant
• Alert ends at nuclear plant
• Drums man facing criminal charges after attempted robbery
• Notice: Application for Police Officer - Hazleton Police Department
• Welcome to the City of Hazleton, Pennsylvania!
• City of Hazleton receives $255,058 for streets improvement
• Elected and transit officials cut ribbon on Church Street Station
• Hazleton to become first city in Pennsylvania to provide own power through clean, green solar energy
• First Night Hazleton 2010
• Luzerne County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Luzerne County
• Fundraising Opportunities

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