Scranton, PA News

• Scranton, PA News
• Ron Leas Brass Band opens Nay Aug summer concert series
• Local company finds a reuse for Styrofoam
• Lackawanna County Prison death ruled suicide
• Dave Matthews Band rocks Mountain
• Pedestrian sent to hospital in Scranton hit-and-run
• Memorial Day services honor vets around the region
• Howard Gardner School prepares for charter status
• Air Force recruits help out at the Ronald McDonald House in Scranton
• Scranton council: Officials must appear at public meeting or risk SPA default
• University of Scranton confers record number of graduate degrees at ceremony
• Scranton council members balk at proposed 78% tax hike
• Library supporters 'swing on vine'
• Veterans honored at the Gino J. Merli Veterans Center
• Memorial Day observances listed
• Sno Cove opens early
• Attorney injured in McDade crash that killed South Abington woman
• Cause of death ruling pending toxicology report for body found in car
• Scranton man arrested for stealing from girlfriend's bank account
• Cops: Scranton man looted girlfriend's account
• Scranton City Council preliminarily released parking authority funds, but with conditions
• Autopsy today on body found in car
• About 20 Scranton students still unvaccinated
• Revised recovery plan could hike taxes 78% by 2015
• Regional Briefs 5/25/2012
• One dead in McDade Expressway crash
• Water service knocked out in South Scranton
• Man charged with assaulting girlfriend
• Crackdown targets ATVs, fires on Montage Mountain
• Will Pennsylvania be a swing state in the 2012 Presidential Election
• Casey lands $8.2 million to hire Scranton firefighters
• Scranton's pension funds severely underfunded
• TCMC considers other partners as U of S talks end
• Man robs Turkey Hill store in Moosic
• Friends remember forgotten Marine killed in Vietnam
• Body found in car in South Scranton
• Hospital drill prepares for crisis
• Suspect charged with stealing jerseys from Whistles pub
• Man charged for stealing autographed jerseys from shuttered Whistles sports bar
• Scranton, Carbondale businesses earn federal recognition
• Man robs Turkey Hill store in Moosic
• Scranton City Council and Administration at loggerheads over revised recovery plan
• Senate panel approves arbitration settlement cap process
• DA: Scranton man entered bogus deposits at bank ATM and made over $7,000 in withdrawals
• Moosic native to head Scranton Area Foundation
• Police say woman clogged toilet in holding cell
• Chief Duffy arrests two on drug charges
• Police: Man assaulted after confronting men who vandalized his car
• Police: Scranton High student turns over pocket knife during routine search
• Bishop announces support for lawsuits against Obama Administration
• Police: Scranton man punched, kicked wife
• Arrested man stunned after trying to rip off cell door
• Partner, chief remember Grizzly, beloved police dog
• No affiliation for medical college, University of Scranton
• DA: Man arrested for cocaine, gun possession tried to pay off informants, threatened to have them killed
• Jeanne Bovard receives B'nai B'rith Americanism Award
• The 'soul' of Arc marks 100 years
• Syracuse University transfers rail archives to Steamtown
• Break-in investigated at West Side Little League
• Kids plant community garden in South Scranton
• Default looms for Scranton Parking Authority as city council refuses to pay SPA's $1.4 million debt
• Marywood Establishes Office of Military and Veteran Services
• Spring 2012 Graduates and Dean's List
• Scranton's pension fund situation worsened
• Armed Forces Day parade draws patriotic crowd in Scranton
• Fundraiser at Nay Aug Park helps pets in need
• Scranton police search for suspect after attempted robbery at Krispy Kreme
• University of Scranton students win award in regional competition
• Wilkes remembers Scranton poet 800 receive degrees; daughter who lost battle with Hodgkin lymphoma honored with MFA
• Bear roaming Scranton on Saturday night
• Bear roaming Scranton Saturday night
• Armed Forces Day Parade steps off this morning
• City police sergeant bumped down to patrolman; reasoning withheld
• Hospice organization seeks veterans for companion program
• 'Young Frankenstein' at Scranton Cultural Center a delight
• KidsPeace celebrates National Foster Care Month with open house in Scranton
• Massachusetts contractor sues Scranton company, claiming more than 800K in unpaid bills
• Geisinger to move Lake Scranton practice
• Penn State Worthington Scranton creates unique music technology classroom
• Medical college, University of Scranton need more time on affiliation
• Medical college, University of Scranton need more time for affiliation
• City man assaulted on Lackawanna Avenue
• City man reports assault on Lackawanna Avenue
• Marywood to Host Reunion Weekend June 1-3
• Convicted Lackawanna County commissioners ask for more time in appeal
• Scranton City Council adopts $26.6 million bond issue, and advances plan to borrow another $9.85 million
• Scranton police investigating robbery on Pittston Avenue
• Woman cut out of car on Sumner Ave.
• CTC board appoints financial officer
• One of two men from shooting spree out on bail
• Local businesses raise money for 5-year-old cancer patient
• School directors: It's state's problem
• Treatment Court graduates celebrate change
• Postal service: Scranton distribution facility to close next year
• Gas rates to drop in December for UGI customers
• The Spring 2012 Johnsonian is ready for you!
• Postal Service to begin closing plants this summer
• Senate panel hears pleas from local human services providers
• Scranton neighborhood watch group to announce award at tonight's meeting
• Penseco announces cash dividend
• Restoration debate highlights vocational cuts for disabled
• Scranton region sees record rainfall
• Severe thunderstorm watch in place until 9 p.m.
• Cops investigate shots fired in South Scranton
• Two city men in custody, three guns, cocaine seized in wake of South Side shots fired
• Scranton Celtic Festival
• Regional briefs for Wednesday, May 16, 2012
• Scranton's historic Fire Department headquarters getting new windows/doors
• Scranton's overall federal block-grant funding goes down, but homeless aid increases
• Man charged after allegedly slapping daughter
• Moscow man sentenced to 132 months for sexual misconduct
• Pine Brook resident jailed for stealing wallet with $700
• Charity tax status ruling spurs senate bill
• More than 160 students without vaccines banned from school
• Penn State Worthington Scranton professor receives national recognition
• ACLU challenges Pennsylvania Voter ID law
• Family, friends remember mother of three killed in crash
• Kids learn anti-bullying message
• Northeast Intermediate School student found with ice pick at school
• Legal memo addresses Mellow pension fate
• Scranton tax sale aims to recoup $4.1 million in delinquent taxes
• Children without vaccines to be banned from school today
• Lackawanna River Heritage Trail gains ground from Scranton to Taylor
• Honor rolls, 5/15/2012
• PSWS faculty present research on learning methods
• Student groups and leaders recognized at annual awards banquet
• Man tried to use stun gun on 13-year-old
• Assailant allegedly tried to use stun gun on 13-year-old
• Police: Deer-dodging crash ends with 15-year-old crashing into police cruiser
• Police: Deer-dodging crash ends with 15-year-old hitting police car
• Mother's Day Mass promotes adoption
• Crash disrupts McDade Expressway traffic
• First flood aid bill moving in other chamber
• Budget restoration debate takes off
• Honor rolls
• Scranton woman killed in I-81 crash near Scott Twp.
• Historic Tripp House Has The Blues: Music's journey from "field hollers' to white houses
• Marywood grad learns power of perseverance
• Delays expected on Interstate 81 in Scranton this week
• A beacon of solidarity shines bright from Nay Aug Park in Scranton
• Local trivia takes center stage in two day tournament
• Scranton officials ponder how to levy commuuter tax
• Pingpong rocks Weston Field House in Scranton
• Local history: Scranton kids had 28 playgrounds to choose from in the 1950s
• Johnson College’s Class of 2012
• Man strikes deal to take death penalty off table in arson-murder trial
• More than 300 area children still without vaccinations; deadline Monday
• Council wants parking authority explanation before it pays $1.4M deficit
• U of S lays out initiative to boost student traffic downtown
• End nearly in sight for I-81 cemetery bridge project
• Chief Duffy busts man on probation for intent to sell pot
• Brief car, foot chase after traffic stop ends in arrest
• Lab must review past test reports to comply with state order
• Small cooking fire in South Side displaces 12
• Small cooking fire in South Side displaces 12 residents
• Sen. Casey calls for postal reforms before facility closures
• Yudichak and Blake applaud bi-paritsan Pennsylvania Senate budget proposal
• Next year's tax hikes in Scranton begin to take shape
• Author of Marcellus Shale book featured at library event
• Scranton man charged after allegedly burglarizing a former police chief's home
• Fundraiser helps Scranton couple who lost everything in a house fire
• Newspaper files Right to Know request over Mellow's pension
• Scranton environmental lab fined $20,000 for violations
• Philo Street father of three arrested for selling crack
• 22-year-old woman assaulted in South Scranton
• Police: Argument on COLTS bus leads to fight on Cedar Avenue
• NEPA Rainbow Alliance joins national LGBTQ video movement
• Former Dickson City officer sues borough over disability pension
• Lackawanna County hires financial expert to oversee stadium renovation
• Scranton police say man choked girlfriend
• Police: Throop man said assault was brought on by accusations of homosexual prostitution
• City police honor fallen officers for National Police Week
• Mixed reaction on the fall of Robert J. Mellow
• Best Foot Forward's journey in downtown Scranton coming to end
• High School Student Wins Apple iPad from Johnson College and 97 BHT
• USPS: Closing of Scranton processing center will take time
• Regional Briefs 5/9/2012
• West Scranton students learn about seizing opportunities
• Scranton, Dunmore businesses cited for liquor violations
• Reaction to Senate budget bill: every little bit helps
• Wild memories shared of 'Wild Things'
• Report: Manufacturing still player in region's economy
• Job fair at Montage Mountain today
• Scranton Police arrest three on separate burglary charges
• Scranton Police arrests three on separate burglary charges
• Prep finishes 10th in national mock trial championship
• $27.6 billion state budget bill awaits senate floor vote
• Marywood Meets India on a Graduate Social Work Trip
• Woman charged in two fighting incidents
• Alleged robber waives hearings in Scranton, Old Forge cases
• Scranton approves high school dress code
• Scranton board closes Audubon
• Regional Briefs 5/8/2012
• U.S. Marshal in Scranton due on "America's Most Wanted."
• Revival of commuter tax in Scranton revives debate
• Man who stabbed priest while high on bath salts pleads guilty
• Police: Student made up Vine Street assault story
• Fell Twp. crash leads to DUI charge against Scranton woman
• Brooklyn, N.Y., man arrested for allegedly selling crack in Scranton
• Scranton man killed in Plains Township crash identified
• Traffic returns to expressway with paving crew
• Streets near CTC covered with potholes
• No injuries in pair of Scranton fires
• Scranton garage fire under investigation
• Chief Duffy graduates from college, uses knowledge on job
• Nay Aug Park celebrants laugh with the world
• Catholic Council for Women learn about Baby Pantry Program
• New ADA rules require handicapped-accessible access to pools
• Scholastic Superstar: Tyler Piccotti, Scranton Preparatory School
• Fundraiser helps animal rescue group in Scranton
• NEPA Rotarians seek travelers for month-long exchange trip to Mexico
• County derby hooks kids on fishing
• Steamtown opens first interactive exhibit to introduce visitors to what lies beneath the railyard
• "Girls" get dirty for to raise funds for breast cancer foundation
• Memorial Pet Walk raises funds for animal care and rescue
• Local celebrities crack up dozens
• Art lovers enjoy balmy First Friday
• Former Scranton firefighter convicted of arson can keep pensions
• Woman charged with DUI, child endangerment
• Scranton man charged with assault
• Two people injured in Adams Ave. crash
• Pittston Avenue business burglarized
• Hundreds of children still without vaccines
• Drug/alcohol treatment groups lobby to block state aid cuts
• Scranton classification change could have ripple effect
• Festival of Nations brings world to University of Scranton
• Regional Briefs 5/5/12
• Speedy Shop in downtown Scranton will close
• Company named for Green Ridge street eyes bid for Avon
• 'Rock snot' has spread farther than thought
• Worthington Scranton holds 44th commencement
• Man charged with assaulting woman; two children placed with grandmother
• Scranton City Council wants to move to Third Class on way to commuter tax
• Man arrested for allegedly trying to smother girlfriend
• Man charged with endangering welfare of child after drug bust
• Joanne Pilchesky headed for prison
• Former Luzerne County commissioner back in halfway house
• Darryl Strawberry speaks of faith at Salvation Army event
• Noted attorney in Lackawanna DA's office dies at 80
• Judge Mariani hears first trial from federal bench
• Honor rolls, 5/4/2012
• Scranton traffic-signal replacement project delayed by underground vaults to soon resume
• Two Scranton men charged with stealing railroad tie plates
• Expect congestion entering Scranton via Central Scranton Expressway all week
• Biden shares stories of his great-grandfather, a Scranton native, in speech at Lafayette College
• St. Mary's students clash over crash at mock trial
• Live Nation plans projects at Toyota Pavilion
• Hilton Scranton gets $3 million face lift
• 'American Pickers' visit LaSalle The Image Makers in South Scranton
• Paving work snarling traffic in city
• Local Author Tells History of Green Ridge in New Book
• Lackawanna County Law Day celebrates civil rights
• Group offers free mammogram screenings on Saturday
• Scranton wants lot littered with barrels cleaned up
• Man pleads guilty to Scranton bank robbery
• Homeless man arrested for trying to sell stolen car battery
• Police probe assault of Scranton High student
• Scranton man charged with committing four burglaries
• Police stun naked man outside Scranton doughnut shop
• Naked man stunned after choking ex-girlfriend outside of doughnut shop
• Sno Cove job fair this Saturday
• Honor rolls, 5/2/2012
• Willow Street fire ruled arson
• City police arrest hoagie shop robber
• City police arrest alleged hoagie shop robber
• West Scranton hopes to become Elm Street neighborhood
• 18-year-old, juvenile charged with stealing dump truck
• Scranton School Board to vote on closing Audubon
• Frost hard on cherries; spares most fruits
• Hearing continued for coach accused of brandishing gun, defendant disputes police account of incident
• Police arrest two men loitering on deli's roof early Sunday
• Police arrest two men loitering on deli's roof
• Police: University of Scranton student attacked in Hill Section, fends off suspect with pepper spray
• Police: U of S student attacked, fends off suspect with pepper spray
• Scranton fire victim returns home to find house burglarized
• Police: Moosic man attacked with broken bottle in city bar
• Scranton police looking for armed robber
• Scranton police looking for man who robbed hoagie shop
• Moonlight walk/run participants point a spotlight at child abuse
• Tour de Scranton participants hit the road to help war on drug use
• Scranton recovery plan won't meet 'soft' deadline
• Grant funds beginning of United Neighborhood Center playground
• Times-Tribune wins a dozen more journalism awards
• NEPA Rainbow Alliance honors members of community
• Raising Kane: West Scranton native marching toward Harrisburg
• Hundreds sample local wines at Scranton event
• Tattoo artists convene in Scranton
• Battle enthusiasts face off in Scranton Lace factory
• Blight demolitions halted by bid dispute
• Philharmonic Master Works concert fills Scranton Cultural Center with music and voice
• Write-ins produce nominees in 112th, 114th districts
• Scranton to MEM: You'll have to sue us for payment of disputed bills
• Police: City man sees twin brother overdose on heroin stamped 'Twitter,' goes to buy his own bags
• School for the deaf to hold car show
• Two West Scranton High School students selected in PennDOT PSA contest
• Battle of Scranton brings military simulation to life
• City man facing charges after shot of heroin knocked him out
• Scranton City Council approves parking tax; hears bond attorney explain new borrowing
• Man arrested after attempting to hit man with van, chase him with bolt cutters
• Disgruntled ex-boyfriend extradited to Scranton to answer for attempted homicide charge
• Scranton police call on owners to claim missing bikes, leftovers to be donated to charity
• Electric Street home burglarized
• Burglar finds homeowner watching television, flees
• Regional Briefs 4/27/2012
• CTC approves next step in renovation project
• Princeton economist gives speech at University of Scranton
• Scranton Chief Duffy cleans up at Valley View Terrace
• Firefighters battle blaze at abandoned building
• Police: Two U of S students attacked in Hill Section, one hospitalized, robbed
• Cartwright the big winner on Tuesday
• Athletic Training Major and Published Author
• Scranton man charged after inappropriately touching minor
• Man faces charges in assault on girlfriend
• Lax last call lands Scranton hotel citation
• Crumbling Rockwell Avenue Bridge in North Scranton is closed to traffic
• Faulty handicapped-accessible door to Scranton City Hall has been fixed
• Police: Man threatened son with knife
• Incumbent Kevin Murphy loses in race for state House District 113
• Haggerty grabs nomination in 112th, ousting incumbent Smith
• Attorney Matt Cartwright topples incumbent tim Holden in 17th congressional district
• Police fundraising drive clarified by chief
• West Side beer store hit with citation
• Regional Briefs 4/25/2012
• Four Scranton police officers recognized for rescue efforts in Beech Street fire
• Visiting Environmental Artist Series
• Little hope seen for Scranton to climb out of financial hole anytime soon
• Free books handed out for World Book Night
• 183 low-income kids will miss out on Project Hope summer camp due to funding cuts
• Cops: Man stalked former co-worker
• South Washington Avenue business burglarized
• Scranton police investigating burglary at Green Ridge business
• PEL: Reassessment would help city
• Scranton's problems not as profound as Harrisburg's
• Scranton police arrest homeless man after finding drugs stashed in abandoned West Side home
• Two years later, magistrate's office back in South Side
• Marywood Recognized by Society of Collegiate Journalists
• Primary Election Day tomorrow: Low turnout expected
• South Side blaze started by cooking french fries
• Valley View Babe Ruth League coach charged with pulling handgun on parent after dispute with umpire
• Scranton gambled, and lost, on fight with union
• Scranton neighborhoods distressed, too
• Fire victims benefit from neighborly help, meatball dinner
• Does political will exist to fix Act 47?
• PEL paid $2.4 million over 20 years
• Roots of Scranton's financial distress stretch back decades
• Parents Loving Children Through Autism Walk in Scranton draws large crowd
• Moosic brush fire burns near Pa. Turnpike
• Lower Lackawanna Valley Sanitary Authority gets federal loan for treatment plant
• Three injured after chase that ended on I-81
• Scranton officials spell out $26.6 in borrowing; council solicitor says it doesn't add up
• Murphy admits no college degree from University of Scranton
• Marywood Celebrates Earth Day
• Investigators find cash, cocaine, pills and guns during searches in Scranton
• County investigators find cash, cocaine, pills, guns in West Scranton searches
• Ball Aerospace Technician to Deliver Johnson College Commencement Address
• Scranton Takes Back the Night
• Gang expert speaks at Scranton neighborhood watch meeting
• Three university students put out grease fire themselves
• Scranton council questions mayor's request for extra $16 million in debt
• Holocaust memorial held in Scranton
• Masonic Temple room dedicated to craftsmen who built it
• Five area residents win Gov. Casey Service Medal
• Scholastic Superstars: NEPA's best and brightest honored
• Music, Theatre, and Dance Events to End the Semester
• Visiting Artist Judy Pfaff to Speak at Marywood
• Scranton cop suspended for role in political battle
• UNC's Cedar Avenue project takes step forward
• North Scranton man arrested for assaulting girlfriend while she drove, stealing her purse
• Homeless man arrested for allegedly choking Scranton woman who housed him
• Regional Briefs 4/18/2012
• Longtime restaurateur selling downtown eatery
• Scranton man allegedly hit wife in retaliation for previous arrest
• Health and Physical Education Majors Shine at National Level
• Casey calls FEMA brass on Scranton fire grant
• Area foreclosures drop 41 percent in first quarter
• Autopsy: Scranton man accidentally drowned in bathtub
• Autopsy finds Hill Section man died accidentally by drowning
• Coroner: Autopsy of man found dead in North Scranton inconclusive
• SWIF supervisor, wife, waive hearings in bribery case
• Two teens charged in string of strong-arm robberies
• Juvenile charged in November robbery
• COMM Week to Celebrate Communication Arts on Campus
• Lackawanna Historical Society celebrates 100 years with Titanic luncheon
• Scranton parking tax draws muted responses
• 'Sneakers, the Seaside Cat' is Community Reading Day book
• Scranton's raiding of workers' comp trust fund may be act of desperation
• More than 1,750 tap first Electric City Brew Fest
• Man found dead in North Scranton is identified
• Man found dead in North Scranton identified
• 'Pink slime' spurs beef backlash
• Carney rallies for Holden in 17th
• No foul play suspected after body found in Scranton
• Rep. Ken Smith owes state at least $250,000
• Rep. Ken Smith's liens and judgments at least $250,000
• Anglers gear up for opening day of trout season
• Scranton police chief finds familiar face behind wheel of reportedly stolen car
• Dunmore nurse to appear on 'Millionaire'
• Doorknobs broken off in 2 attempted, 1 completed burglary in Scranton
• On 100th anniversary of sinking, local Titanic survivors' stories shared
• Former Carbondale priest investigated for alleged sex abuse of minor
• Smith points to experience in race for re-election
• Renowned poet and educator performs reading at Worthington Scranton
• Police: After a day running errands in stolen car, Pine Brook woman arrested
• Johnson College Introduces MRI And CT Technologist Certificate Program
• Man wanted on warrant caught after ditching drugs in store
• Man wanted on warrant caught after allegedly ditching drugs in store
• Will conservatives not vote in November because Romney's the nominee? Some will
• Scranton City Council introduces 15 percent parking tax
• Warm weather is increasing insects in Lackawanna County
• Groups raise awareness, encourage action to prevent child abuse
• Rally to protest education funding cuts planned for Saturday
• Man allegedly assaults boyfriend he suspected of infidelity
• Police probe reported West Scranton robbery
• Scranton zoning hearing on halfway house to be held May 9
• Goodwill project on North Scranton Junior High School moves forward
• Santorum helped shape the GOP narrative
• Santorum helped shape the GOP narrative
• 20th Annual Johnson College Open Set for May
• Scranton zoners reject inmate halfway house
• Hearing in North Scranton child molestation case continued
• Small fire snuffed out at old Chamber of Commerce building
• DeNaples files appeal in related case
• With DeNaples' potential departure, bank left to ponder future
• Scranton agencies band together to tackle blight, improve fire safety
• Marywood to Host 3rd Annual Fulbright Lecture
• Marywood Aviators to host 7th annual Aviation Exploration Day
• Villa Capri Cruisers Car Club Establishes Johnson College Scholarship
• Campus Musical Acts to Give Free Concert
• Officials tour underground vault in downtown Scranton
• Three charged in burglary of late city police chief's home
• Mom finds support in life after daughter's abuse
• Students get a reality check on post prom fun
• 11 laid off at VaxServe
• Scranton man charged with indecent assault of a child
• Scranton man sentenced to prison for assaulting ex-girlfriend
• Scranton High teacher wins $18,750 on 'Millionaire'
• Johnson College Announces Instant Decision Day
• City vaults undermine pole project
• Goodwill seeks community's support for school conversion
• Ash Street couple wake to gunmen
• Dry, windy conditions feed brush fires in Scranton
• Residents jump from roof of burning home's porch, among seven homeless after South Side blaze
• Bishop Bambera reminds Easter churchgoers to share the message of Jesus
• Scranton's leaders ponder payless paydays and possible lapse of employee health care coverage
• Halfway house for inmates on 'tail end' of sentences proposed in Scranton
• Audubon's future remains uncertain
• No charges after Scranton man shoots pit bull
• University to host conference on aging
• Brush fires keeping firefighters busy
• Court upholds Scranton board's denial of variance for halfway house
• IPhone taken after two separate incidents, police say
• Scranton High teacher to appear on 'Millionaire'
• Two city police officers recognized for going 'above and beyond' in West Side fire
• First Friday newcomers tap into market
• Church in Scranton grows, find new home
• FNCB restates 2010 earnings; $31.7M in losses reported
• New Nittany Lions coach to speak at Greater Scranton Penn State Chapter dinner
• County: Baseball deal close enough to prep for demolition
• Democrats in Scranton target Romney
• Landmark Bank nixes giving Scranton tax-anticipation loan
• Scranton man arrested for alleged shopping cart theft
• Scranton DPW off Monday for holiday, garbage collection delayed
• Boys & Girls Club receives Comcast Foundation grant
• Johnson College Now Offering Maintenance And Repair Technician Continuing Education Certificate
• Mine opening in North Scranton causes concerns
• Scranton Council president defends additional $4,848 bill submitted by council solicitor
• Students learn reality of shaken baby syndrome
• Wanted woman runs from police
• Scranton man arrested after assaulting girlfriend
• Architectural Drafting and Design Technology Students Compete in Portfolio Competition
• Yudichak and Baker laud the mandatory juvenile counsel bill
• Scranton board candidates say process was 'sham'
• N. Scranton Neighborhood Association says no to city request for funds
• University of Scranton speaker discusses Guantanamo Bay
• Munchak imprisoned in North Carolina
• NEPA bloggers gather in Pittston: Examiner interviews
• City police release video of armed robbery at Moosic Street pharmacy, ask for public's help
• Munchak to surrender today at North Carolina lockup
• Update: Munchak imprisoned in North Carolina
• Lackawanna College students look to clean up West Scranton playground
• Scranton Sewer Authority to hold special meeting on EPA lawsuit
• Archbald native key 'whistleblower' in Air Force mortuary scandal
• Former coroner pleads guilty to arson charge
• Armand Martinelli appointed to Scranton School Board
• Scranton School Board OKs uniforms, appoints new member
• Local unemployment down, but not by much
• Scranton man charged with assaulting girlfriend
• River Street man charged for alleged assault of girlfriend
• Blue Cross of NEPA grant funds fire-safety program at Scranton schools
• Fire in South Scranton under investigation
• Fire in South Side under investigation
• Auditor general audit cracks down on state agency in Scranton
• Casting director reminisces during Scranton film shoot
• Early morning blaze damages North Scranton bar
• Friends shower gifts on St. Joseph's First Home program
• Lines long at 13th annual O'Malley free Easter party
• Lackawanna Branch Pennsylvania Association for the Blind celebrates 100 anniversary at Keller Day
• Exclusive Interview with General Nutters McWalnut
• Storytellers reveal truth at event
• Medical college, University of Scranton need more time for possible affiliation
• Scranton firefighters respond to kitchen fire
• Scranton embroiled in dispute over another short-term loan
• Prep wins state mock trial title
• Illegal dumping plagues Scranton
• Small blaze quickly extinguished at General Dynamics
• Easter Eggstravaganza cheers families, helps charity
• Scranton School Board to fill vacant seat Monday
• Prep wins state mock trial championship
• Police: Armed robber held up Moosic Street pharmacy
• 'Skimmers' at gas pumps seen locally
• 7 displaced in West Scranton fire
• Eight cadets graduate from police academy
• Market in South Scranton burglarized
• Scranton man arrested after allegedly assaulting woman
• Man arrested after shoving woman, spray painting "baby killer" on car
• Company wants to withdraw from bankruptcy petition
• Judge denies Munchak's request to remain free on appeal
• Scranton police vehicle involved in minor crash on Mulberry Street
• City police vehicle involved in minor crash on Mulberry Street
• 7 displaced in West Side fire
• Scranton firefighters battle fire on South Main Avenue
• Scranton Sewer Authority to begin $25 million upgrade; sewer rates to rise 47 percent
• Doherty's State of the City address focuses on Central City, parks
• Scranton City Council objects to bank demands for loan
• National Autism Awareness Day Lands at Marywood
• Prep to compete in mock trial state championship
• Locals hope for ticket to record-setting jackpot
• Woman rescued after scaling rocks along McDade Expressway
• Woman rescued after scaling rocks, expressway traffic back to normal
• Marywood to Host 5th Annual Faculty Symposium
• Students Sweep ADDY Awards
• Lackawanna County jury returns $4.2 million verdict against local doctor
• Scranton mayor praises downtown development, accepts fiscal challenges
• Woman charged in two sexual assault cases now facing insurance fraud charges
• Scranton man to face death penalty for alleged murder of infant son
• Continuing Education April Course Offerings
• Scranton, Dunmore firefighters to serve as each other's Rapid Intervention Team rescuers
• Woman, 20, serves eight months for assaulting children
• Scranton man sentenced for sex assault of young boy
• Hearing continued in Scranton woman's sexual abuse case
• Scranton man found with 100 bags of illegal drugs in South Side Shopping Complex
• Scranton holds public hearing on additional $84,412 in federal homeless funding
• South Scranton begins formation of neighborhood watch
• Scranton hoping lawsuit by city councilman against the city gets tossed
• Halfway house proposed for vacant factory in Scranton
• Homeless man jailed for allegedly assaulting his father
• Police: Sixth-grade student at South Scranton Intermediate arrested for having pellet gun at school
• Police: In custody for domestic violence, Scranton man tries to eat drugs
• South Scranton fire displaces nine residents
• School uniforms once again on table in Scranton
• Regional Hospital of Scranton robot allows for less-invasive surgery, less pain and faster recovery
• Scranton man charged with simple assault, harassment
• Seven cars' tires slashed on same block in West Scranton
• Casey urges FEMA to approve federal funds to rehire laid-off Scranton firefighters
• Police: Drunk-driver fought with police, paramedics after crashing van
• Released after arrest for beating girlfriend, West Side man returns to beat, threaten to kill girlfriend
• Regional Briefs 3/27/2012
• Robbery investigation finds drugs in victim's home
• District releases list of applicants for vacant board seat
• Despite E-readers, Book Swap Remains a Popular Tradition
• Scranton Parking Authority to use Realtor to market vacant retail sites
• In Minooka, two projects in the works
• Reward offered in scrap-yard theft
• Downtown Scranton firm's acquisitions extend its national reach
• DA helps recruit mentors as part of state-wide program
• South Scranton residents learn about facade grant
• Shooting for St. Joe's
• City council debates whether old police cars should go to junkyard or be sold at auction
• Scranton house fire damages kitchen
• Long walks for Scranton students return
• Local events celebrate Easter season
• Man accused of sexual assault nabbed by city police after leaving scene of the crime
• Crowd enjoys classic 'South Pacific'
• Woman incarcerated for statutory sexual assault charged with performing sex acts on 7-year-old boy
• Scranton School District refuses to release names of board applicants
• Local Rita's to hold fundraiser for fire victims
• Housekeeper charged with stealing $10,000 worth of silverware from Scranton home
• Scranton man says teens robbed his cellphone
• Lawsuit: Negligence turned hernia deadly
• Two homes owned by late police chief's family burglarized
• Boscov's renovating Wilkes-Barre store
• Grocers begin to remove 'pink slime'
• DA won't file charges against city officer
• DA won't file charges against Scranton officer
• Mellow resigns from Blue Cross board
• Scranton City Council adopts tougher rental-registration program
• Sept. 11 survivor recalls attacks, encourages discussion of topic
• UNC offering facade grants in Scranton
• Bullying federal lawsuit suit lodged against Scranton School District headed to settlement talks
• Expert: 'Torpedoes' could sink recovery
• Ribbon cut on Reserve Center
• Pocono Mountain Street Rod Association Continues to Support Johnson College Students
• Scranton police make arrest in January thefts
• Auditor cites Scranton schools for overpaying for busing, former superintendent payout
• Scranton Planning Commission approves plan for senior housing at former block plant site in Green Ridge
• Massive Scranton blaze ruled arson
• Massive Scranton blaze ruled arson
• A tragic accident in a morning routine changes a Scranton family forever
• Scranton planning tax-abatement for senior housing project
• I-81 bridge repair to expected to cause delays
• Cops: Man choked girlfriend while she held child
• Homeless man charged with aggravated assault after beating
• Weston Field area blaze destroys two buildings
• Small businesses get primer on health care law
• Polling places changed for primary
• Toddler's death ruled accidental
• Two men arrested following two back-to-back machete attacks in South Side
• Scranton mayor to visit White House tonight
• Police: Scranton woman beat 4-year-old daughter with belt, threatened to cut her fingers off
• Scranton man stabbed in head during alleged break in
• Scranton man charged with theft of copper pipes
• Steamtown National Historic Site to open new exhibit
• Regional Hospital named among top facilities in nation
• Marywood holds conference on ethics and business
• Alum Leads Habitat through Successful Homebuilding Project
• Distinguished Dissertation
• Marywood to Host 5th Annual Charity Basketball Game
• State employee, wife charged with taking $80,000 in kickbacks
• 2-year-old boy falls to his death from 5th floor of building
• Police: Toddler who fell out window of Scranton apartment is identified
• North Ninth Avenue property in Scranton irks residents, city officials
• Exchange program has 45 French teens on way, only 25 hosts
• City to church: Lawsuit pending if funds not returned
• Scranton man faces charges after allegedly fleeing from police
• 'Hundreds' of students without vaccines may be forced out of school
• Friendly Sons of St. Patrick hold annual dinner
• East Mountain welcomes reopening of firehouse
• State to start changing downtown Scranton traffic signals this week
• Dunmore police: Scranton man hid drugs in his rectum
• Marywood dance team's spring show combines performance, education
• Lecture explores Christian-Muslim understanding
• Speakers at Society of Irish Women's celebration credit family, community for success
• Nick Lowery addresses the Wilkes-Barre Friendly Sons
• Charitable fund set up for fire West Side victims
• Scranton's revised recovery plan could have mix of tax/fee hikes, employee/salary cuts
• Scranton woman allegedly called undercover detective to buy drugs
• Liquor Control Board cites Scranton cafe for not having health permit
• Scranton man arrested for forging friend's checks
• Easter Bunny arrives at Mall at Steamtown
• Two arrested in Wayne County for allegedly selling synthetic marijuana
• Gervasi sentenced to 5 to 10 years
• Fire chief: closed company affected response time to Friday morning fire
• YouTube Sensation Taylor Mali to Perform at Marywood
• Students at McNichols Plaza meet children's book author
• Alleged Scranton heroin dealer makes the wrong call
• CTC board replaces cosmetology instructor
• Scranton police chief launches new blight initiative
• Scranton's financial hole so deep that a 126% tax hike would be needed to get out
• Lawsuit against Scanton Sewer Authority discontinued
• Preliminary hearings continued for eight people arrested in synthetic marijuana bust
• Scranton Prep names new principal
• PennDOT radio contest for students targets distracted driving
• Dance Team Holds Annual Spring Show
• West Scranton family displaced by fire next door may lose their home, too
• Regional Hospital planning big changes
• Medicine and law face-off at forum at medicine college
• Archbald man tries to rifle through two vehicles in South Scranton
• Scranton police tackle scrap head on
• Scranton man sentenced to 6 to 23 months in jail for stealing $100,000 to support gambling addiction
• Scranton man sentenced to 6 to 23 months in jail for stealing $100G
• Pennsylvania adopts Voter ID law
• Corbett ready to sign voter ID bill when it reaches him
• Scranton firefighters say layoffs compromise their safety
• Scranton officials seeking legal advice on dog biting assault
• Student at West Scranton High School facing charges after fight in school
• Scranton man charged for ripping sprinkler out of ceiling in holding cell
• Johnson College to Host Blood Drive
• Scranton police nab suspect in Joe's Kwik Mart robbery
• Dozens arrested for drinking-related offenses at parade
• West Side fire resident: "I lost everything I own"
• Scranton woman accused of stabbing husband headed for hearing
• Scranton woman who allegedly stabbed husband headed for hearing
• Fire chief, union leader sharply disagree on fire response
• West Side home to be torn down after fire
• Scranton's dire fiscal straits lead to thaw in political feud
• Museum opens to all on Charter Day
• St. Joseph's Center hosts auxiliary tea
• Post-parade cleanup a big job
• Scranton woman jailed after allegedly stabbing husband
• City woman jailed after allegedly stabbing husband
• Mass raises awareness about disabilities
• Scranton Fire Department 'brownout' manpower shortages raise concerns
• Scranton School District still looking at cost savings with contract
• Scranton business owners, residents sign petition against check-cashing business
• Underage drinking, false ID citations issued during Scranton parade
• Scranton police investigating reported stabbing
• Pursuit leads to arrest in Scranton
• 2012 St. Patrick's Day Parade winners
• Cultural Center St. Patrick's Day Parade Party draws thousands
• More than 300 people run pre-parade race
• More than 300 people run pre-parade race
• Thousands line street for St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Thousands line streets for St. Patrick's Day Parade
• It's Saint Patrick's Day in Scranton today
• Scranton mayor, PEL back tax review of city's nonprofits
• Habitat for Humanity unveils Scranton home that was four years in the making
• Alleged heroin run to Philadelphia ends with drug raid in Scranton
• Classes coming up in Scranton for first-time homebuyers
• Scranton woman charged with stealing snack food
• Investigation into synthetic marijuana reveals alleged conspiracy behind Smokes 2 Go
• St. Patrick's Day Parade steps off today
• "American Idol" James Durbin to perform at The Mall at Steamtown
• "American Idol" James Durbin to perform at Mall at Steamtown today
• Radiologic Technology Students Volunteer at St. Joseph’s Center
• Pit bull survives two gunshots fired by police after it attacked elderly woman
• Scranton police shoot pit bull after it attacked woman
• Scranton City Council eyes nonprofits for increased revenue
• Court affirms ruling requiring city to pay $768,000G in police clerk back pay
• Gouldsboro man arrested for allegedly trying to break into ATM
• Audubon students celebrate approach of state standardized test
• Save the Date: 20th Annual Johnson College Open
• Business Ethics: Perfect Match or Oxymoron?
• Commonwealth Court affirms ruling requiring city to pay $760,000 to FOP for clerk back pay
• Dr. Ed O'Brien Wins Prestigious Psychology Award
• Scranton police train for "active shooter" scenarios
• Elm Street Project seeks to improve South Scranton's image
• Public attends public hearings on COLTS bus fare increases
• Home under construction on Price Street burglarized
• Car stolen from South Main Avenue home
• Police prepped for Parade Day
• Former Scranton elementary school principal sentenced for stealing money from principals' fund
• Former Scranton elementary school principal sentenced for stealing money from fund
• Scranton removes condemnation of Bolus' home
• Jury convicts Bolus on insurance fraud charges
• Scranton Redevelopment Authority won't appeal court ruling on Lackawanna Avenue properties
• It's time for Newt Gingrich to step aside for Rick Santorum
• Marywood to Tanzania
• Scranton girl gets billboard birthday surprise
• Copper piping stolen from Scranton home
• SUV stolen in city recovered within two hours
• Ex-Greek economic adviser: 'System is corrupt'
• North Scranton woman arrested for statutory sexual assault; sex toy seized as evidence
• City says Scranton Parking Authority must pay taxes on commercial spaces
• Scranton to raze 13 eyesores
• Senate weighs open records issues
• Trial begins for Bob Bolus
• North Scranton neighbors, city disagree over Weston Park rental fee plan
• Scranton school director returns contributions
• Scranton school board approves contract, promotes director's wife
• Police: Alleged infidelity led to stabbing outside soup kitchen
• Marywood Art Professor Lands Solo Show in Paris
• Little Sisters rock their residents, raise $12,000
• Gardner decision being appealed as students enroll
• Scranton police: Man steals ex-fiancee's family heirloom
• Most Lackawanna County high schools require uniforms
• Habitat for Humanity back in county after 7-year hiatus
• Scranton Jewish Community Center celebrates Purim
• Local parish celebrates 125 years with dinner theater
• Property tax hikes hurt wide spectrum
• Church celebrates 100 years in building
• Scranton stretch of Lackawanna River to be designated for prime trout fishing
• Mystery man buys Scranton police first-aid kits
• Alleged heroin dealer locked up
• Police allegedly catch men selling heroin in Scranton
• Police catch man allegedly selling heroin in Scranton
• Locals audition for independent film to be shot in Scranton
• Scranton's St. Parade to step off Saturday
• Scranton's St. Patrick's Day Parade to step off Saturday
• Scranton’s tax burden in sharp contrast to rest of county
• Man robbed on Prescott Avenue
• Ancient Order of Hibernians raise flag in Scranton
• Carbondale woman charged with heroin possession, distribution
• KidDilly website hosts Family Fun Expo in Scranton
• A CAT, A HAT & GREEN EGGS
• Scranton police vehicles take on a new look with a nod to the past
• Scranton Police Department moves to Facebook
• Man arrested for alleged Lackawanna College dorm assault
• Homeless man arrested in Scranton for heroin possession
• Investors wanted for Scranton Lace building project
• Steady crowd admires student art
• Fine food, film, art at First Friday in city Dinner and a movie for U of S kids
• Lights out for asbestos at old lampshade site
• Regional Hospital hosts new heart devices, procedures
• Two Marywood Students Make Fulbright Finalists Distinction
• Scranton residents say many streets desperately need paving
• Scranton board to hire solicitor without request for proposals
• Developer Jerry Joyce walks away from downtown Scranton projects
• Jeffers resigns from Scranton School Board
• Alleged heroin dealer locked up
• Scranton woman accused of nearly biting off boyfriend's lip
• Scranton council tables rental ordinance after hearing concerns from Realtors
• Scranton police: Man punched mall security guard in the face
• Police: North Scranton home burglarized
• Scranton police looking for Kwik Mart robber
• Scranton police: Ex attacks boyfriend with hammer
• Scranton police: Woman hit ex-boyfriend with hammer
• City woman robbed at Valley View
• Scranton woman robbed at Valley View Terrace
• Scranton Saint Patrick's Parade
• Police to inspect child safety seats
• Scranton City Council to toughen rental-agent rules
• Obama backers set up shop in Scranton
• Scranton teachers approve contract
• Man accused of Finn McCool's stabbing pleads guilty, sentenced to state prison
• Metropolitan Opera Star Stephanie Blythe to Perform at Marywood
• Scranton receives $231,000 federal grant to fund one police officer's salary and benefits for three years
• Man wanted on parole violation arrested for selling heroin
• Lake Ariel man charged for stealing sister's jewelry in Scranton
• 18-year-old West Side woman jailed for attacking mother
• Backyard Ale House cited by Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement
• Backyard Ale House cited by Burea of Liquor Control Enforcement
• Scranton to settle tax claim lawsuit with Pennstar Bank
• Students Travel Nearby and Abroad for Spring Break Service Trips
• Scranton man arrested on drug charges
• Philadelphia man arrested after drug deal in Pine Brook
• Uniforms may be required of high school students in Scranton
• Tentative agreement reached; strike canceled
• Logistics Students Help Raise Funds for Children’s Easter Egg Hunt
• Scranton police open third satellite office
• Reading event at mall draws hundreds of children
• Scranton Parking Authority adds automated payment machines in two more garages
• Bridge on West Linden Street to get fixed
• Speakers named for Society of Irish Women dinner
• Event offers worldly experience to kids
• Blustery winds topple light pole
• Street-light firm MEM billed city years after work
• West Scranton High School honor roll 2/26/2012
• Collar of the Week: Fire at Gerrity's Supermarket
• Tentative agreement reached, strike canceled
• 'Rain' as close as it gets to seeing the Beatles
• Local groups receive more than $2 million in grants from Maryland foundation
• Police: Man punches out another outside doughnut shop
• Post office retail services to remain in South Scranton
• Scranton teachers strike still on for Monday, negotiations to continue Saturday
• Strike still on for Monday, negotiations to continue Saturday
• Marywood's VMFM up for MTVU award
• West Scranton streetlight installed in 2005 is one of outstanding bills from Municipal Energy Managers
• Scranton City Council meeting cancelled due to illnesses
• Children's reading program upcoming at Steamtown mall
• Scranton City Council meeting canceled due to illnesses
• Morning-commute crash leaves sedan underneath SUV on I-81
• Scranton teachers may strike on Monday
• Stafford Avenue postal center to close
• Electrician says Scranton's former streetlight maintenance firm owes him $5,000
• Scranton police seize $1,500 of cocaine
• Man found with bath salts in Scranton
• Fire closes Scranton laundromat for day
• Crash closes offramp of McDade Expressway
• Penn Security announces dividend
• Sen. Casey requests independent review of USPS consolidation plan
• Lackawanna County commissioners approve South Scranton court lease
• Police: Homeless man attacked Monroe Avenue resident
• Town-hall meeting for seniors set at Marywood
• Two accused of murder in North Scranton to plead to involuntary manslaughter
• Scranton to spend $1.5 million paving streets
• Lesh: school board can disregard ethics policy
• State police conducting probe of Scranton police officer
• Ag group donates to Ronald McDonald House
• Continuing Education March Course Offerings
• Documentary Explores the Role of Women in the Media
• Local Author Tells History of Dunmore Through Vintage Photographs
• Scranton man allegedly pulls gun on wife and her companion
• 'The Trouble with Cali' set to debut today at Arizona film festival
• 'The Trouble with Cali' set to debut today at film festival
• Cash mob from West Scranton High School floods local pizzeria
• Scranton chief arrests man for urinating in funeral home parking lot
• Man flashes dagger outside Scranton bar
• Dan Loftus, director of Northeast Pennsylvania Center for Independent Living, retires
• Nightclub patron arrested for breaking bouncer's nose
• Police arrest Scranton man who threatened officers with knife
• Police arrest Scranton man who allegedly threatened officers with knife
• Marywood to Perform Once Upon a Mattress
• Police investigate Scranton purse-snatching incident
• Police investigate purse-snatching incident
• University of Scranton, Commonwealth Medical College explore affiliation
• North Scranton residents say nearby land a mess
• Scranton professor invention helps students get to heart of cardiovascular lessons
• Scranton Chinese School celebrates year of dragon
• Pink fashion show benefits Susan G. Komen for the Cure
• Steamtown National Historic Site seeks volunteers at fair
• Bethel Church observes events in black history
• Tragedy spurs 'Marley's Mission' to help traumatized children
• Scranton Board members ignoring their own ethics code
• Girl Scouts hold sleepless sleepover at Mall at Steamtown
• EOTC expands Healthy Fathers and Families Program
• Council president: Scranton 2010 audit paints bleak picture
• Alleged robber from Scranton and Old Forge incidents arrested in city
• The start of a new Cedar Avenue
• In Scranton, it's the start of a new Cedar Avenue
• Land bank bill newest anti-blight tool
• Radiologic Technology Students Welcome Guest Speakers
• Career Tech teacher terminated, despite protest
• Scranton man attacks work release guards
• City police add prisoner transport van to fleet
• Second man apprehended in attempted Scranton burglary case
• Residents want investigation into firm's streetlight bills
• Hazleton area officials cut ties with embattled streetlight firm
• Honor rolls
• Court denies petitions in Scranton, public safety union battle
• Marywood Hosts Artist Keltie Ferris
• Johnson College Plans March Open House
• Free Healthy Heart Fair Planned at The Mall at Steamtown
• Car smashes into Scranton market
• Scranton Parking Authority no longer wants to pay tax on retail space
• Scranton planning commission gives Minooka development OK
• Man wanted in Scranton robbery surrenders
• IHM sisters get nearly $500,000 grant
• Surveillance video released in connected Scranton, Old Forge hold-ups
• Regional Briefs 2/16/2012
• Three juveniles arrested in Gerrity's arson after returning to store
• Johnson College’s Mission, Vision, and Core Values
• The Winter 2012 Johnsonian Is Here!
• University Announces March Calendar of Events
• Student Stories Feature Student Service
• Doherty: Campaign donations played no role in Scranton streetlight contract
• Two alleged heroin users arrested in Scranton
• Birney Avenue business cited by Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement
• Former Scranton Police Chief Jim Klee dead at 73
• Former Scranton Police Chief Jim Klee dies
• Fire at Keyser Oak Gerrity's ruled arson
• Scranton's former streetlight maintenance firm claims it was defrauded by the city
• Toddlers hand-deliver valentines to veterans
• Area tourism chiefs worry Corbett's budget could stifle their message
• Fire causes evacuation of Keyser Oak Gerrity's store
• Dr. Joseph Polizzi’s New Article Explores Leadership
• City police investigating robbery in West Scranton
• Scranton police investigating robbery in West Side
• First of two Wells Fargo heists remains unsolved in Scranton
• Scranton man ordered to avoid girlfriend allegedly tried to marry her
• Marywood to host 10th annual body wellness fair
• Scranton Temples Hesed, Israel celebrate Festival of Trees seder together
• Sunday was a day for Valentine celebrations around NEPA
• St. George's Orthodox Church myrrh-seeping icons attract hundreds of believers
• City officials detail how Scranton spent found millions
• New bag breakfast program a hit with students
• University of Scranton program seeks eighth graders
• Scranton fundraiser tests couples' knowledge
• Students test skills at bridge competition
• Collar of the Week: Scranton police Officer Jill Foley and Cpl. Robert Stanek
• Man allegedly robbed 98-year-old woman on Christmas Eve
• Scranton asks neighborhood association for fee from rentals
• Scranton man arrested after alleged theft at casino
• CPAC attracts thousands of conservatives from across the country
• Police: Shooter in Valley View incident apprehended in New York
• Santorum at CPAC
• Dean Rodgers on Human Trafficking Issues
• Scranton council mulls rental agent rules
• Scranton installing new catch basins
• Former West Scranton football star relives drunken driving wreck that changed his life
• Career Tech hears backlash over teacher firing
• Honor Rolls 2/10/2012
• Jersey sisters arrested in Hill Section assault
• Elaborate Alphabets on Display at Library
• Leadership Conference Targets Area College Students
• Anatomy of a deal: Scranton's streetlight plan examined
• MEM cast dark shadows and criminal probes around the state
• Scranton zoning hearing board votes down variances to re-establish West Scranton tavern
• Hill Section residents' 911 call catches burglar in the act
• NEPA Senators react to Governor Corbett's budget
• Scranton in billing dispute with embattled streetlight firm
• Scranton pharmacist thwarts alleged meth producer's plans again
• Public offers input on fate of Scranton's Audubon School
• Police: Scranton woman gave 12-year-old daughter a black eye
• Court denies Scranton Redevelopment Authority's plan to condemn two properties on Lackawanna Avenue
• South Scranton resident's van stolen
• Police: South Webster Avenue resident's van stolen
• Fire in vacant building West Side ruled arson
• Printup to Perform with The University of Scranton Jazz Band Feb. 12
• South Scranton man sought on attempted-murder charge
• Neighborhood Association quiz state transportation officials on expressway project
• Scranton School Board to hear from public on Audubon tonight
• Scranton couple sues after son killed in wreck
• Scranton church leader suspended from ministry
• Scranton Official: Handicapped-accessible door to get repairs
• Deck collapse leads to lawsuit
• Customer sues South Side McDonald's
• City police investigating armed robbery in South Side
• Police: Car found in Nay Aug gorge reported stolen
• Many wing it while watching Super Bowl
• Scranton OECD to move back to City Hall
• My Mother's Delicacies relocates, but stays in Scranton
• Scranton police look for suspect in attempted shooting
• St. Joseph's Center provides speaker's bureau
• Commonwealth Medical College seeks public input for dean search
• Pet photo fundraiser gives back
• Development of former Chamber of Commerce building in Scranton to begin
• Elementary students learn how to bowl in school
• Driver hurt in Birney rollover
• Car wrecks in Nay Aug gorge; driver apparently walks away
• Collar of the Week: Scranton native as Las Vegas police
• Scranton Zoning Hearing Board ruling on apartments appealed
• Doherty: Council has no reason to subpoena him, business administrator
• Junior League of Scranton offering donations to nonprofits
• Scranton "Shutterbugs" featured on First Friday
• Scranton sergeant graduating from crisis intervention training: 'This is really needed'
• Eric Trump to speak at chamber event
• University Announces Spring Calendar of Events
• Free Income Tax Assistance Service Offered
• NYC-based Threefifty Duo Headed to Marywood
• Regional Briefs 2/3/2012
• City council discusses subpoenas for mayor, business administrator
• Scranton police looking for two suspects
• LCB cites Scranton pizza business
• Study: Scranton earn high and low grades in racial equality
• City council discusses subpoenas for mayor, business administrator
• Scranton High twins earn prestigious University of Scranton scholarships
• Scranton's court cost in fight against unions increases again
• Scranton police sets up shop in North Scranton
• City police set up shop in North Scranton
• PennDOT asks Super Bowl fans to party safely
• Regional Briefs 2/2/2012
• Scranton among cities in disputes with MEM
• Stop sign clogging PennDOT project
• Stop sign placement with PennDOT weave project leading to congestion
• Whirlwind of borrowing to pay Scranton bills complete
• Robber slashes man for cash, police say
• Nonprofit outlines goals to improve South Scranton
• City police charge 3rd Avenue man after domestic dispute
• Parolee charged with drug possession after search turns up heroin
• Deal reached over back taxes for parking garage
• South Scranton hopes to forge link to iron age past
• New stop sign installed as part of PennDOT's improvement of expressway
• U-Haul retail store, storage coming to former Verrastro site
• Times-Shamrock names Pikulski digital audience director
• Psychological Services Center to Hold Free, Public Anxiety Screenings
• First Wednesdays at the Library are Back!
• Police looking for suspect in machete attack
• Cartwright to spend $700,000 to challenge Holden
• New York Trumpet Ensemble to Perform Gene Yevich Memorial Concert
• State police: Missing Wayne County teen could be in Scranton
• Regional Briefs 1/31/2012
• City council approves tax anticipation note, with bankers' strings attached
• City council approves tax anticipation note, with bankers' strings attached
• Sr. Anne Munley Visits Two African Countries as Presidential Delegate
• Company cited for workplace safety hazards
• Luncheon Lecture Series Satisfies Appetites for Global Topics
• Promises kept: Joan Orie Melvin comes through in PA reapportionment case
• Blakely woman charged with North Scranton burglary, lying to police
• Blakely woman charged with North Scranton burglary, lying to police
• State police: Missing Wayne County teen could be in Scranton
• Animal Care Center Plans Spay Day 2012
• Lou Ingargiola named Alumnus of the Year by PSWS Alumni Society
• Preliminary hearing continued in North Scranton murder case
• Preliminary hearing continued in North Scranton homicide case
• Scranton officials seek new funding for condemnation assistance program
• Fresh Air Fund seeking volunteers in Scranton area
• Route 6 ramp closing now set for Feb. 9
• Kreskin amazes Scranton Cultural Center audience after troubled start
• Scranton JCC holds open house, welcomes families
• With new leader, FNCB takes one step forward
• Google shows road honoring Capt. James Robeson
• Scranton takes on global phenomenon with slideshow event
• South Side McDonald's sees improvement with police presence
• Interstate crash in Scranton caused by dog
• Interstate crash in Scranton caused by dog
• Anti-abortion advocates protest University of Scranton speaker
• Anti-abortion advocates protest University of Scranton speaker
• Woman recalls terminated pregnancy, early life with famed Aerosmith singer
• Scranton bishop decries contraception mandate in law
• Scranton man jailed for alleged sexual assault of minor
• United Neighborhood Centers learns about state blight tool
• Leadership Lackawanna receives $3,000 grant
• Scranton dubbed 'poster child' at distressed city conference
• Merger between two medical practice will pave way for recruitment, streamlined care
• Basketball Teams Raising Awareness and Funds to Fight Malaria
• Lackawanna College appoints new president
• Lackawanna College names Mark Volk new president
• Scranton gets OK to borrow $9.85M
• Scranton gets OK to borrow $9.85M
• Scranton police seize $4,000 worth of heroin, make two arrests in West Side
• Scranton police seize $4,000 worth of heroin, make two arrests in West Side
• Ramp from Route 6 in Abingtons to Dickson City to get stop sign
• State parole agents, U.S. marshals take Scranton man into custody for parole violations
• Scranton City Council asks for business administrator's resignation
• Man struck by car in Scranton
• Scranton man leads state police along city street chase
• Lackawanna College security become private police officers
• Local professors to study alternatives to nursing homes in rural Pennsylvania
• All but one charge dropped against Scranton man accused of throwing small child
• All but one charge dropped against Scranton man accused of throwing child
• Continuing Education February Course Offerings
• Court opinion awaited next week on redistricting
• Court opinion awaited next week
• Scranton pushes for borrowing to cover unpaid bills
• North Scranton Junior High project may finally happen
• Scranton City Hall entrance not so handicapped-accessible
• Scranton man charged for failing to register address change as sex offender
• Obama's Buffett rule should play well in NEPA
• Scranton police looking for man accused of sexually assaulting 15-year-old girl
• Scranton councilman calls for business administrator's resignation
• South Scranton man accused of sexually assaulting two girls
• Scranton coffee expert travels to Brazil to judge international competition
• Parolee allegedly found with cocaine, thousands in cash
• Regional Briefs 1/25/2012
• Scranton DPW adapts to recent layoffs
• Cartwright will challenge Holden in PA 17th
• Scranton medical college to offer professional science program
• Zoning change in Scranton could have far reaching effects
• Gas prices could hit $4 this year
• Oak Street ramp in Scranton closed; residents worry about traffic congestion
• South Carolina Primary: What we learned, redux
• Schemel Forum Courses Travel Around the World and Across Generations
• Donations Sought for Book Sale
• Free, Unlimited Bus Rides
• Dr. Cynthia Wright Brings New Energy to Athletic Training Program
• Winter/Spring 2012 Continuing Education Offerings
• Penn State Worthington Scranton alumni mourn for JoePa at vigil
• Soldiers, civilians learn about mental health in Scranton
• VAC collecting cereal for local agencies
• TCMC to offer free skin cancer screenings
• South Carolina Primary: What we learned
• School district absent from ECTV
• Collar of the Week: Policeman's best friend
• South Carolina Primary: Santorum answers the Fast Five
• Scranton pair accused in October death of city man, 22
• Doherty on found meter money: 'I've never signed a check'
• Ogre dances his way into Scranton's heart in 'Shrek' musical
• Community comes out to support 5-year-old cancer patient
• Regional Briefs 1/21/2012
• Occupy Scranton weighing options
• Semian seeks to void non-compete clause
• Second man surrenders in connection with October homicide in city
• Scranton City Council majority alleges Doherty knew about unused funds
• Scranton DPW plans Christmas tree pickup
• Two Lackawanna County offices shift to Electric Building
• Marywood Awards 135 Degrees and Announces Dean's List
• Worthington Scranton campus honors employees for years of service
• Cause of West Scranton fire still not known
• Cause of West Scranton fire still not known
• South Carolina Primary: NEPAers travel to South Carolina for Santorum
• South Carolina Primary coverage: Floyd is for Newt, but he also likes Rick
• President’s List – Fall 2011
• President’s List – Spring 2011
• Businessman drops bid to open pub at Molly Brannigans spot
• Audubon students could be dispersed to other schools
• Gunmen menace South Side babysitter, infant
• Cutting out the 'cut-overs' on the McDade Expressway
• Price Street man arrested for dealing crack in West Side
• Scranton man faces bigamy charge
• Scranton, Taylor police chiefs collaborate on fugitive arrest
• South Side man arrested for holding girlfriend against her will
• Sewer authority awards controversial contract to lowest bidder
• Company with 154,000 employees in 144 countries to be headed by Scranton man
• Fall 2011 Dean's List
• Power restored to over 3,700 in Scranton
• More than 300 properties headed to judicial sale
• Lack of snow helping municipal budgets
• Abandoned lace factory subject of television show, photography exhibits
• West Side man arrested for allegedly assaulting wife and daughter
• Police: Car parts stolen from garage in West Side
• Wright Center heralds new facility serving physician residency program
• King's legacy recalled in area events stressing compassion, service
• NEPA Politics Examiner travels to South Carolina for GOP primary
• Hill Section woman arrested for attacking drug store clerk
• Hill Section woman arrested for attacking drug store clerk
• Spring 2011 Deans List Additions
• University of Success Accepting Applications
• Abstract Nature Art Featured in Gallery Exhibition
• Focus is on the message as Scranton MLK Day events begin
• Dunmore Fire Department can still expect SFD assistance, though there will be differences
• South Scranton streetscape facades refurbished
• Scranton School Board to discuss Audubon
• Scranton man charged in video game store robbery
• ECTV in Scranton seeks new direction
• Commission hands out awards in honor of civil rights legend
• Scranton's 51st St. Patrick's Parade March 10
• Reorganizations of Lackawanna County municipalities and school districts
• Reward offered in December bank robbery
• Moosic woman arrested for evidence tampering in heroin-dealing case
• West Side fire displaces four
• Drunk driver faces additional charges after allegedly damaging holding cell, threatening deputies
• Scranton officials vow to monitor finances
• Bishop expresses disappointment in university's invitation to speaker
• Companies receive grants to expand businesses
• Wilkes-Barre's Brian Kelly withdraws from US Senate race
• Wells Fargo Bank offering reward for information on West Side branch robbery
• Bishop expresses disappointment in university's invitation to speaker
• A Statement Regarding Ready to Run
• University Announces February Calendar of Events
• Scranton finds $3 million in unspent meter cash
• United Neighborhood Centers chief discusses impact of state cuts
• Med school to focus on veterans' issues
• State, city police pick up wanted man in downtown Scranton
• New beginning for top real estate firm
• Scranton finds meter money
• Scranton finds $3 million in unspent meter cash
• Music Professor to Direct Honor Band Clinics
• Wilkes-Barre man accused of brutal domestic assault in South Scranton
• Wilkes-Barre man accused of brutal domestic assault in South Side
• Police: Gunshots fired in non-fatal stabbing in Hill Section
• Scranton zoners OK B&B exception, pizza shop variance
• Scranton police nab burglar months after alleged spree
• Moscow man pleads guilty in attempted child sex case
• Details few after woman stabbed in Scranton
• Penn State Worthington Scranton hires new instructional designer
• Marywood Receives a Million Dollars for Adult Literacy, GED Programs
• Occupy protestors disrupt Santorum in New Hampshire
• Marywood to receive grant for GED classes
• Scranton will not challenge real estate tax transfer assessment
• Scranton man charged for attacking his girlfriend
• South Side woman arrested for assaulting her ex-boyfriend with a knife
• Archbald man led state police trooper on high speed chase, suspected of DUI
• Fricchione Day Care Center Receives Four-star Accreditation
• The University of Scranton’s Online Graduate Programs Lead National Ranking for Student Engagement
• Man allegedly threatened, chased off-duty cop on New Year's Eve
• Scranton has more than $1 million to demolish blighted structures
• North Scranton man arrested for assaulting girlfriend, breaking door
• Tax-rate delay could cost Scranton quarter-million in Moses Taylor sale profits
• Research Study Ranks Antioxidant Value of Nuts: Walnuts Top List
• New Hampshire Primary diary: The scene in Manchester
• New Hampshire Primary diary: A day in Manchester
• Leadership Lackawanna uses projects to build skills, improve community
• Empty space at Electric Building costing county almost $10,000 a month
• Two incidents at Mulberry Tower
• Scranton teachers still without contract; strike possible
• Scranton Fire Department facing huge changes in ’12
• Scranton woman turns adoption story into blog
• Collar of the Week: Scranton Police Detective Michael Schultz and James Pappas
• Abington Heights cheating allegations dropped by state officials
• Scranton removes meters, puts up no parking signs
• Judges' robe almost on Scranton attorney
• Scranton man admits he stole power
• Raines Street home burglarized
• Free COLTS Bus Service for Students, Faculty and Staff Begins Jan. 9
• Luzerne County now has a full complement of judges
• NEPA Political Examiner travels to New Hampshire for Presidential primary
• Career Fair Benefits Students, Alumni, and Local Employers
• Scranton police catch alleged bank robber
• Scranton's bill $10G for councilman Loscombe's lawsuit
• Corbett seeks legislative spending cut
• Scranton petitions Lackawanna County Court for approval of borrowing
• Olyphant man arrested in Dec. 27 robbery case
• Scranton man jail for allegedly punching girlfriend in nose
• Scranton man charged in alleged attack of wife
• Moses Taylor CEO to leave post at end of month
• Moses Taylor CEO to leave post at end of month
• Ruling over city arbitration award upheld
• Ruling over city arbitration award upheld
• Faculty Awarded Intersession Development Grants
• Scranton man accused of biting roommate
• Regional Briefs 1/5/2012
• The region in brief, Jan. 5, 2012
• Ground broken on statue to honor Vietnam nurse
• South Washington Avenue business broken into twice in two days
• Hill Section man charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct
• Motion filed to compel Scranton controller to pay zoning solicitor
• Neighbors leery about plans for troubled Sun Hotel
• Lawyer buys Spruce Street property
• Lawyer buys Spruce Street property in Scranton
• EPA cites Scranton Sewer Authority for violations
• EPA cites Scranton Sewer Authority for violations
• Cold weather limits resources for area's homeless
• Drunken Scranton man assaults his sister, police say
• Man wanted in Scranton arrested in Poconos after reported domestic dispute
• Woman sought in credit card theft
• SENATE GOP LEADER SEES CRUNCH TIME ON SHALE
• Scranton police looking for bank robber in South Side
• Scranton police looking for South Side bank robber
• Three sought in cigarette theft
• Nursing Graduates Exceed National and State Pass Rates for License Exam
• Cold Case: Who killed the Jenkins sisters?
• Scranton hoping for more paving funds this year
• Scranton City Council members sworn in, call for cooperation
• Man accused of grabbing ex-girlfriend by neck
• Cops: Woman kicked officers during arrest
• Legislators say local sales tax hike a possible solution to Scranton's financial woes
• Regional Briefs 1/3/2012
• New truck fleet to help company compete in shale era
• Scranton OECD to go with council amendments for 2011 federal funding
• Alleged stabbing probed in Scranton
• Marywood University professor among 21 selected nationwide to attend seminar at U.S. Holocaust Museum
• Commissioner-elect O'Malley inspired by family
• Cordaro, Munchak convictions top news in 2011
• First Night attracts thousands to downtown Scranton
• Scranton working to keep streets clear during snowstorms
• Cigar makers fulfill lifelong goal: Exporting to homeland
• Bomb scare closes Scranton street
• Scranton man charged for allegedly assaulting ex-girlfriend
• Bid to have Scranton union case reconsidered fails
• Layoffs in Scranton go into effect
• Moses Taylor sale approved
• Moses Taylor sale approved
• State OKs city's plan to borrow from workers' comp fund to pay tax anticipation note
• State approves Scranton's plan to borrow from workers compensation fund to pay tax anticipation note
• Scranton School District to see little savings from retirement incentive
• Scranton woman charged with stealing over $2,000 from employer
• Marywood-based program supplies mp3 players to African nuns
• Twenty-three graduate from Scranton's Citizens' Police Academy
• ACLU, county agree to extend Occupy Scranton negotiatons
• Doherty: Scranton has verbal OK to borrow from workers' comp
• Oak Street woman arrested after allegedly attacking husband
• Dunmore man arrested for stealing from Scranton dollar store
• Hill Section man arrested for Clay Avenue burglary
• Scranton's leaders brace for 2012 staff cuts
• Police: Clerk denied attempted robber who remained in store until police arrived
• Scranton bank robber still on the run
• Houses of worship open doors to foster tolerance, community
• Hilton Scranton's ongoing makeover hits guest rooms in 2012
• Council overrides Doherty's veto, increases Scranton's unfunded debt
• Lackawanna County and ACLU Talk to resolve dispute over Occupy Scranton encampment
• Outlet faulted in West Scranton blaze
• University to hold political campaign seminar for women
• Police departments unite for public service spot
• Scranton's new DPW director starting in January
• DeLeo to be honored as 'UNICAN of the Year'
• Historical marker honoring Gov. Casey to be unveiled
• Christmas breakfast at University of Scranton meets all kinds of needs
• Bob Bolus Sr. looks, and acts, like Santa at annual Christmas dinner
• Fire victims get help from community, Red Cross
• Police searching for suspect after robbery at Wells Fargo Bank branch in West Scranton
• ACLU supporting protesters
• Radisson Christmas tree raised by employee
• Cedar Avenue property owner sues city
• 2 Scranton High students ID'd in fight video
• Police searching for suspect after robbery at Wells Fargo branch in West Side
• ACLU threatens lawsuit over Occupy ouster
• New Dean Takes College of Health and Human Services Global
• Medical college to search for new leader
• No one turned away at food basket giveaway
• Woman robbed in South Scranton
• Chief Duffy makes drug arrests with mom along for the ride
• Chief: Scranton house fires were accidental
• Police investigating another fight between Scranton High students
• Woman robbed in South Scranton
• Nine University of Scranton Students Named Scholars in Service
• County denies courthouse use form for Occupy Scranton
• SPA amends budget; to replace CMC meters
• Board approves tax increase, safety upgrades at Scranton High
• Deadline looms for Occupy Scranton
• Police: North Scranton woman punched boyfriend, hit him with hammer, baseball bat
• South Side fire displaces three people
• South Side fire displaces three people
• Scranton mayor vetoes council's budget
• Gervasi convicted in arson case
• President Honored at SAGE Awards
• Multicultural Exhibit Featured at Area Children’s Museum
• The University of Scranton to Conduct Financial Aid Workshop
• Gervasi: "Absolutely" did not set fire
• State agency blames Scranton City Council for debt; council fires back
• Occupy Scranton protesters face eviction tonight or tomorrow
• Hill Section boy, 16, jailed over Valley View stabbing
• Hill Section boy, 16, jailed over Valley View stabbing
• One 'courageous' resident injured in West Scranton fire
• Firefighters battle blaze in West Scranton
• Scranton looks to borrow from workers' comp fund to pay tax anticipation note
• Scranton School Board plan: Increase taxes 1.94 percent
• Grant awarded to Olive Street church to host music act
• No confrontation, but Occupy protesters told tents must go
• Scranton police officers delivering Christmas gifts to needy children throughout city
• Boy, 16, accused of razor attack
• Medical college opens doors for holiday spirit
• Scranton High screening turns up knife, but no guns
• Sandy Feather named new director of enrollment management at PSWS
• University of Scranton suspends educator after child porn arrest
• Ready to Run Conference Prepares Women to Enter Politics
• University Community Donates Hundreds of Gifts to Those in Need This Christmas
• Scranton High screening turns up knife, but no guns
• Salvation Army chapters hope for jump in donations
• Sno Mountain opens for season
• Model trains have appeal for kids of all ages
• Some municipalities cutting back or finding partners for holiday light displays
• Scranton property headed to judicial sale
• Scranton School Board to meet twice this week
• Former worker: "There is life after Cinram"
• In bird count, geese making late show
• With cyber charter competition, school districts start to advertise
• Collar of the Week: Scranton police Patrolman Paul Helring, Corporal Joe Harris and Detective Jeff Gilroy
• Judge: City controller must provide back pay to zoning board solicitor
• Prosecution expert rules out Gervasi's SUV as cause of fire
• Work on Central Scranton Expressway complete
• Police: Homeless man's cigarette sparked small fire in city
• South Side mother charged for reckless driving, drug possession with 7-year-old in car
• Battle brewing over Occupy Scranton encampment at Courthouse Square
• District: $2.2 million hacked from Scranton schools budget, more cuts remain
• Scranton, clerical workers agree to new contract
• South Side man arraigned for October assault
• Scott Twp. man arrested for sexual assault of 5-year-old Scranton girl
• Prosecution: Gervasi swimming in red ink before arson
• Two alleged drug dealers from Philadelphia arrested in Sanderson Avenue raid
• Scranton City Council budget may be short by $3 million
• Board OK's variance for Andy Gavin's expansion
• Cops: Prescription listed dead doctor
• First Night essay winners announced
• Johnson College Students Get in the Holiday Spirit
• University Plans Christmas Day Breakfast for Community
• South Main Avenue barber shop vandalized
• Scranton to get grant for Fire Department equipment
• Police: West Side man fights off would-be robber
• Council adopts 2012 Scranton budget
• University Community Donates Thousands of Children’s Books This Christmas
• Police: West Scranton man stabbed behind home
• New York man reports robbery outside Scranton bar
• City council says money available to restore firefighter positions in 2012 budget
• Marines donate 1,200 Toys for Tots to UNC
• Scranton School Board hears from taxpayers
• Warm friends, warm mood at annual holiday celebration
• Domestic dispute ends in brawl with police and a gun stolen from a Florida police department
• UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON JANUARY CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Scranton School Board to hear from public this week on budget
• 'Cancer Tree' raises money, awareness
• Scranton police nab alleged robber after foot chase
• Hundreds turn out for 10th annual O'Malley Christmas party
• Scranton City Council ponders pay cuts
• Scranton overtime $332G in red
• Family honors brother, celebrates his love of Christmas with community
• Scranton police investigating robbery
• Annual Christmas Bird Count looking for volunteer spotters
• Last two members of tax-awareness group donate $4,700 in lifesaving equipment to Scranton police
• Woman charged with slaying boyfriend heads to trial
• Big bonuses flowed at financially shaky medical college
• ID'd from YouTube, two charged in hospital equipment theft
• South Side woman charged for allegedly stealing from bar
• City police take in two alleged prostitutes at Clarion Hotel
• Two medical businesses open in Mount Pleasant Corporate Center
• First ever Zumba-THON deemed a huge success
• Police: South Side man attacked man with machete, nearly severed two of his fingers
• Welding Courses to Begin in January
• Court overturns $3.5M judgment against paper
• Doherty offers ways to ease Scranton fiscal plight
• Nurses, mothers celebrate Christmas, each other
• Lackawanna County judge signs off on proposed $152 million sale of Moses Taylor and Mid-Valley hospitals
• 'Occupiers' hit City Hall
• Police: Car stolen in West Side recovered hours later in North Scranton
• Hill Section apartment burglarized
• Dorm room of Lackawanna College student expelled after armed robbery burglarized
• CMC parking garage to get permit
• The Times-Tribune printing plant expands to serve the commercial printing market
• Dr. Mike Michalisin studies the “greening” of supply chain management practices
• Scholarship Recipients Honored
• Scranton Police Chief honored by Lourdesmont at 25th annual S.O.B.E.R. party
• Simonson mostly calm, measured in appearance on the stand
• Scranton firefighters refusing OT
• Lenders: City must pay loan to get 2012 cash
• Regional Briefs 12/8/2011
• Burglars hit Geisinger Group building
• Scranton Police Chief honored by Lourdesmont at 25th annual S.O.B.E.R. party
• Veterinary Technology Department Honors Alumna
• Lackawanna County judge signs off on proposed $152 million sale of Moses Taylor and Mid-Valley hospitals
• Scranton City Council tables budget action
• Woman charged with robbery after victim identified her in prison
• Snö Mountain pushes back opening day
• Police: Woman injured defending neighbor
• South Scranton man arrested for stealing car
• Regional Briefs 12/7/2011
• Advocate seeking place for homeless
• Marywood's Choir and Orchestra to Collaborate on Holiday Concert
• PNC launches financial education program
• Cars on Campus 2011 Races Past Goal
• The University of Scranton Targets Students with ‘Shop Scranton, Shop Local’
• Scranton City Council budget amendments questioned
• Police: Hill Section man started, lost three fights before arrest
• Hearing on union claims of unfair labor practice by Scranton's Chief Duffy continued
• Scranton man arrested while changing tire
• Scranton man arrested after threatening to kill woman
• South Side home burglarized
• University Announces Class of 2015 Presidential Scholars
• Ready to Run Changing the Landscape of Regional Politics
• Three businesses off North Keyser Avenue targeted by burglar
• Book by Scranton’s Sondra Myers Featured in Rwanda
• Seventeen University of Scranton Faculty Receive Promotions
• Christmas Tree Lighting a Tradition, Celebration of the Season
• Firefighters battle two kitchen fires
• Foot patrols coming to Scranton
• Scranton School District solicitor could collect $25,000 yearly pension
• Scranton Prep scholarships announced
• Children meet Santa, alligator at Allied
• Latino bash attendance clipped by boxing match
• Santa Train makes stops throughout valley
• County seeks more proposals for South Scranton court space
• Almost eight weeks later, the question remains: How did Rene Rosario die?
• Council reveals budget amendments, reduces tax increase
• Scranton City Council reveals budget amendments, reduces tax increase
• First Friday melds business, creativity
• Fire knocked out quickly in North Scranton
• Homeless man arrested in alleged garage break-in attempt
• Police: South Side man threw 9-year-old when she called 911
• Alleged heroin dealer arrested on Scranton bridge
• Wansacz running his own transition
• Crowd cheers Lackawanna County tree lighting
• Chris Lewis joins PSWS as enrollment services specialist
• Ceremony marks 125th anniversary of Scranton's first electric trolley line
• Scranton council will meet Saturday afternoon to amend budget
• City man accused of assaulting girlfriend
• City man tries to punch patrolwoman, police say
• Scranton man jailed for alleged crack possession
• Hill Section home burglarized
• Monthly parking rates to rise, maybe daily, too
• Scranton school board to continue paying solicitor it fired last week
• Inmate tried to order killing of Luzerne assistant district attorney, others
• Lackawanna County Prison inmate allegedly tried to arrange murder of Luzerne County Assistant District Attorney, others
• Fifth college student charged in armed robbery
• Fifth college student charged in armed robbery
• Obama hears O'Brien's pitch for postal jobs
• Obama crowd comes with expectations
• South Scranton family hosts president, addresses concerns
• Scranton human resources director will stay
• Americans for Prosperity: President's policy not creating jobs
• Obama finished with tax speech at Scranton High
• South Side residents get tips on reforming neighborhood watch
• Police: West Scranton man attacked son on Luzerne Street
• Scranton council vows to reduce size of tax hike
• Obama's 'historic' visit anticipated
• Honor rolls, 11/30/2011
• Chamber Singers to Give Annual Christmas Concert
• P. Fricchione and Sons Scholarship Established at Johnson College
• Clerk slugs suspect, foiling robbery attempt in Scranton
• Clerk slugs suspect, foiling robbert attempt in Scranton
• Delta adding flight next year from local airport
• Campus reference librarian, Tierney Lyons, published in national library journal
• Tipping etiquette helps spread holiday cheer
• 'Block Watch' training is Tuesday at South Side meeting
• Trolley anniversary ceremony set for Thursday
• Trolley anniversary ceremony set for Thursday
• Bench honoring local boxing star dedicated in Scranton
• Gardner hopes to become a charter school this summer
• NEPA lawmakers' office rent tops $600,000 annually
• Seven ordained as deacons for Scranton diocese
• Family's struggle reflects regional poverty issue
• Mayor's budget includes funding for police vehicles
• Scranton's revised recovery plan calls for use of payments in lieu of taxes
• Nay Aug holiday light show kicks off its tenth season
• TCMC receives $10,000 donation for student scholarship fund
• Charges bound over in sex toy assault case
• Scranton police celebrate Thanksgiving eve with three DUI arrests, 16 speeding tickets
• Medical college's 5K raises $5,000
• Black Friday becomes an overnight marathon
• Black Friday becomes an overnight marathon
• Black Friday becomes overnight marathon
• Deteriorated Scranton bridge to be replaced
• Red-light bill draws debate
• One injured in McDade Expressway crash
• FNCB names new CEO
• Thanksgiving food basket program gives thousands a holiday meal
• County detectives net $6G in cocaine, nearly $12G in cash in Wheeler Avenue bust
• Five arrested, home condemned after drug raid in West Side
• Service restored after water main break
• Former Scranton mayor warns of district realignments' cultural, cost impact
• University of Scranton Performance Gift to Community
• Dr. Russell Casey published in Business Case Journal
• Skies expected to clear for lighting of The Times Tower tonight
• The University of Scranton Establishes The Jesuit Center
• Main break causing water discoloration
• Regional Briefs, Nov. 23, 2011
• Crowd speaks out against possible consolidation of Scranton mail processing facility
• Council looks to borrow to close $6M deficit
• A night of company and hope: the Friends of the Poor annual dinner
• Scranton man indicted on drug charges
• West Side man pulled over in car with three flat tires arrested for DUI, drug possession
• Evicted tenant takes home's radiators with him, faces theft charges
• Snow blower stolen from Scranton home
• Poster sales to benefit Scranton's Nay Aug Park
• Second graders get a look at the lockup in Scranton
• Longtime Scranton School District solicitor fired
• Scranton School board fires solicitor, hires Brazil of city DPW
• Scranton man charged for possession of child pornography
• Mount Airy gets OK to remove 200 slot machines
• Scranton School District must cut almost $3 million from budget
• Recovery plan unveiled, mayor calls "unfair burden"
• Jermyn man charged with punching employee at CMC
• Geisinger facility broken into in Scranton
• Seven new deacons to be ordained by Bishop Bambera
• Police blotter, 11/22/2011
• Teen pleads guilty to fiery fatal wreck in May, could serve up to 8.5 years
• Teen pleads guilty to fiery fatal wreck in May, could serve up to 8.5 years
• Corbett explains his actions as AG on Sandusky case
• Corbett explains his actions as AG on Sandusky case
• Lawyers help Wilkes-Barre man get $4 million for a truck accident
• Medical college increasing fundraising efforts
• Scranton police, firefighters square off, come together to raise money for kids
• Off-duty chief stops woman allegedly chasing man with a machete
• Several Scranton budget proposals draw criticism
• Survivors gather for comfort, discussion of suicide
• HUD could require city repay $160k
• Scranton seeking return of funds from church
• Thanksgiving food basket program in need of $10,000
• Turkey Trot raises money for annual dinner
• CMC celebrates the holidays and its new pediatric unit
• Santa's visit thrills children at parade
• Santa's visit thrills children at parade
• Plight of cities, including Scranton, largely ignored
• University dedicates new residence hall in honor of Pilarz
• Santa Claus comes to downtown Scranton this morning
• Third Circuit Cout upholds crack trafficker's sentence
• Police: Homeless man punched girlfriend three times, threatened her with knife
• North Washington Avenue man arrested for selling heroin
• Hearing planned Tuesday on postal center consolidation
• Casey tours medical college, calls for federal funding
• Adopt-a-Family Program Aids During the Thanksgiving Holiday
• Dedication of Pilarz Hall
• University of Scranton Appoints New Faculty Members
• Mulberry Street Improvement Project Enters Its Final Phase
• Mary Beth Farrell Becomes First Woman to Receive President’s Medal
• Law, Medical and Graduate School Fair Planned for Area Residents
• The University of Scranton Opens Fitness Center on Mulberry Street
• Film Festival Exposes Rebellion Behind Iron Curtain
• Zumba-THON event to raise funds for THON effort
• Arab, Muslim-American speaks about prejudice in post 9/11 America
• Small fire causes evacuation of Willard Elementary
• Scranton woman charged with attacking police sergeant
• Scranton DPW collecting leaves, not newspapers, next week
• SUV broken into in Clarion Hotel parking lot
• Regional Briefs 11/18/2011
• Toomey's voting record draws fire
• SRA quietly called it quits in Scranton
• Dr. Mosley shares latest work with audience at famous Prairie Lights Bookstore
• The Latest and Greatest Johnsonian!
• Scranton Prep principal to step down
• SUV broken into in Clarion Hotel parking lot
• Scranton High School student attacked on way to school
• Scranton planners give preliminary OK to Minooka housing development
• Irish pub to move into Brannigans spot
• Act 47 hearing postponed
• 'A Beautiful Mind' professor talks economics at University of Scranton
• UNC needs help with Thanksgiving program
• Scranton man arrested for metal theft
• Crane Street man wanted for assault on girlfriend
• Tires slashed on 13 cars in development parking lot
• Husband accused of assaulting wife
• Scranton receives one proposal for tax anticipation note
• Two-vehicle crash shuts down part of McDade
• Vacant tenement fire ruled arson
• Four Lackawanna College students arrested for robbery of U of S students' home
• Four Lackawanna College students arrested for robbery of U of S students' home
• SCOLA students thank tutors over turkey
• Louis DelPrete leaves behind a legacy of service
• Three face charges in scrap yard scheme
• Police: Burglar broke hole through business wall on way in
• Hearing date set for labor complaining against city over police chief arrest
• Fire union head, council weigh in on Doherty budget plan
• Crisp Avenue bridge officially reopens
• Community Asked to Support Student Aid
• Award-Winning Author Discusses ‘Being Young and Arab in America’
• The University of Scranton Names Three New Trustees
• University of Scranton Symphonic Band Set to Perform Saturday
• University Announces December Calendar of Events
• The University of Scranton Plans Political Engagement Week
• Subject of ‘A Beautiful Mind’ and Nobel Laureate to Talk at Scranton
• Economist, Co-author of ‘Why Nations Fail’ to Speak at Scranton
• Listing Ranks Scranton Among Nation’s Top Producers of Fulbright Students
• Emmy Award-winning Journalist to Speak at Scranton’s Diversity Fair
• Jewish POW in Nazi Germany to Lecture at The University of Scranton
• Students Provide ‘Food for Thought’ to Commemorate National Food Day
• Dominick Farinacci to Perform with The University of Scranton Jazz Band
• Housing Crisis, Idea of Home Come Together in Art Gallery Exhibition
• Instructor Receives American Welding Society Certification
• Vacant tenement slated for demolition engulfed in flames
• Doherty 2012 budget raises real estate taxes 29 percent, lays off 29 firefighters
• Doherty's 2012 Scranton budget raises real estate taxes 29 percent, lays off 29 firefighters
• Leaders explore path to politics in collegiate forum
• Keystone Landfill hearing date set
• Scranton police, fire unions file grievances over holiday pay
• Man allegedly attacked girlfriend over Facebook
• Scranton police, firefighters to go head to head on gridiron for charity
• International Club to Host Week of Cultural Events
• Police: Four University of Scranton students' robbed in their rented Hill Section home
• Scranton Act 47 Case Figures to Testify
• Ex-FBI agent from Scranton noted in new book on the FBI
• Winter Wonderland theme at Deutsch Institute's celebrity brunch
• New lawsuit filed in dispute between neighbors in East Mountain
• McDade Expressway crash snarls traffic
• Scranton man charged in prescription altering
• In Scranton, election fails to usher in change
• Speaker Matthew Sanford inspires crowd in Scranton
• Pro-life group starts fundraising campaign
• Bodybuilding competition supports girl's Paralympic dreams
• Scranton school grades to go paperless
• Family-to-Family needs help
• On the street, answers to city's problems mixed bag
• Leaders: What do you think the city should do to solve its financial woes?
• Marywood Launches New Mobile Site
• Upcoming Scranton budget likely to cost taxpayers more with fewer services
• Collar of The Week: Richard Bachman
• Veterans honored at ceremonies across region
• Scranton man accused in brass-knuckles assault
• Graffiti probed in West Side, North Scranton
• Lackawanna history quiz teams sought
• New Documentary Looks at Teachers in American Schools
• Man allegedly involved in chase arrested in North Scranton
• Man involved in chase arrested in North Scranton
• Authorities searching for wanted man after Hill Section car and foot chase
• Hill Section home condemned after drug bust
• Scranton man charged with dealing crack
• Two Scranton businesses targeted by burglars
• Police: Taylor man punched his child's mother in the face
• Scranton native will receive a Purple Heart today for WWII injuries
• Regional Briefs 11/11/11
• Veterans Day programs planned by organizations, schools
• Audubon students honor veterans
• Tree House Competition Lends a Hand to St. Joseph’s Center
• Scranton man arrested in Hawley after walking out of CMC in shackles Wednesday
• Scranton School Board, union reject fact-finding report
• Regional Briefs 11/10/2011
• Police: Suspect in custody walked out of CMC in leg shackles
• Small fire hits Scranton Goodwill
• Chief Duffy arrests robbery suspect
• State begins work on wall off Central Scranton Expressway
• Storm added to record-breaking precipitation, felled trees
• Halloween events provide community-based fun for area kids
• Scranton teachers' union president to discuss jobs with Obama
• Alleged pellet gun threat leads to arrest
• Convicted bank robber charged with Moosic robbery
• West Side woman accused of biting her boyfriend
• West Side woman accused of biting her boyfriend
• West Side man assaulted outside bar
• West Side man assaulted outside bar
• Union Official: City may be underestimating back pay total
• Several events kickoff Halloween in Lackawanna County
• Man questioned in robbery cases
• Man, wearing religious robe, arrested for trespassing at South Scranton church
• Hundreds of walkers raise money for diabetes research
• Scranton's Houdini group replaces statuary bust of Harry Houdini at gravesite
• U.S. Marshals nab fugitive in Scranton
• Snow fells trees, damages power lines
• Amid crisis, three vie for Scranton City Council
• Knife-wielding bandit strikes again
• Cops say knife-wielding bandit strikes a fourth time
• Collar of the Week: Robert Olecki
• Undercover officers arrest Scranton man on drug charges
• Hope and unity theme at mayors' prayer breakfast
• Gervasi arson trial scheduled Dec. 12
• Scranton man sues city and Whiskey Dick's for injuries from falling into a vault
• Police find man with 36 bags of pot in West Scranton
• U.S. Marshals nab fugitive in Scranton
• Senate action moves red-light plan closer to reality for Scranton and other cities
• Top economist to speak at University of Scranton
• Vigil Focuses on Lung Cancer Awareness
• Costumed teen accused of robbing McDonald's customer in South Side
• Wife of gun battle suspect: 'The devil just comes out of him'
• Scranton City Council hopefuls square off
• Novembrino sees herself as an asset to controller's office
• Alumni Spotlight: Ed Ruskus ’77
• American Cancer Society’s Ball of Hope
• Cops: Knife-wielding robber strikes again
• Professor to share Italian Renaissance ghost stories at noon lecture on Nov. 7
• Diocese of Scranton priest punished for alleged sexual conduct
• State's role, obligations debated in wake of Scranton union ruling
• Robert Morris students do their part to ease classmates' hidden burden
• Authorities: May bank heist netted $15K
• Pax Christi meets to discuss prison woes, with commissioner candidates a no-show
• Senate panel approves Marcellus environmental amendment
• Campus to hosts legendary football coach, Jack Lengyel
• Penn State Humanities Laureate to address campus and local community
• State Inspections Classes Scheduled for November
• Statewide police union says it's open to Act 47 rewrite
• Scranton unions say they'll work with city on payment terms
• State officials OK charter for Scranton's Gardner School
• Police warn of fake contractors scamming residents out of thousands of dollars
• Domestic dispute leads to drug arrest
• Hill Section man arrested after alleged burglary attempt
• Dr. Asif ud-Doula to present “Life of a Hot Star” on Nov. 3
• Court ruling could cost Scranton $10 million, stoking fires of budget battle
• Diaper-clad boy: 'All I saw was darkness'
• Two charged with stealing and pawning jewelry
• Scranton Zoning Hearing Board sues to obtain back pay for solicitor
• Cops: Man stole copper from Scranton home
• Scranton man choked girlfriend, police say
• Two polling places to change for election
• Protesters fight Wall Street, cold temperatures
• West Scranton church marks 125th anniversary
• South Side Methodist church celebrates 125 years
• Father praises support in charity-theft case
• Scranton directors favor building new school over renovating Audubon
• ACT 47 RULING LEAVES DIFFICULT CHOICES
• Court ruling a decade of litigation in the making
• State proposals discussed to help distressed cities
• Scranton preschool class gets special visit
• Two alleged copper thieves fleeing Scranton home nabbed by police
• Power returns to Snö Mountain
• City men face drug charges after traffic stop
• Car tire slashed in North Scranton
• Police: Scranton woman stole more than $500 worth of children's clothing
• More than a quarter of Scranton and Wilkes-Barre bridges are deteriorating, report concludes
• Regional Briefs 10/22/2011
• One of Scranton mayor's original cabinet members to leave city employment
• South Side magistrate candidates focused on crime, blight
• Two men charged with stealing donation jar from sick girl
• Two men charged with stealing donation jar from 2-year-old with leukemia
• Former employee arrested at nightclub for alleged sexual assault
• Former employee arrested at downtown nightclub for alleged sexual assault
• Distinguished Professor to Give Talk on Crisis in Africa
• Mayor: Ruling means "layoffs and tax increases"
• Arbitration ruling called 'troublesome'
• Roast beef dinner returns to Holy Family Residence
• State historical commission appointments include man with Scranton ties
• Break-in reported at South Scranton pizza shop
• ATV stolen in Hill Section
• Scranton High student arrested for weapons possession after chase
• St. Joe's auction gets major league help
• Scranton Parking Authority feels financial woes
• Police: Woman knocked officer to the ground as she drove away from drug deal
• Police: Price Street woman gave 17-year-old daughter prescription pills, both overdosed
• State prisons eyed for drilling
• Scanlon vows to fight gangs, drugs if elected South Scranton judge
• Republican city controller challenger touts experience
• Two young girls report stalking incident at Valley View
• Scranton Planning Commission moves on controversial Minooka development
• State Supreme Court: Scranton must pay arbitration awards to public safety union employees
• Scranton City Council proposes to borrow against parking meters to close 2011 deficit
• Occupy Wall Street protest continues in Scranton
• Police: Burglar broke into Meridian Ave. home, left empty-handed
• Off-duty Chief Duffy stops for a quick DUI arrest on his way home
• Young Alumni Gather for Johnson College Mixer
• Regional Briefs 10/18/2011
• Scranton officials cool to council's suggestions for 2012 budget
• Police: Two brothers drunkenly attacked Scranton police officer
• Installation of bridge on Crisp Avenue nearly complete
• Police: Old Forge man head-butted ex-girlfriend
• Jeep stripped of all but one wheel in South Side
• University of Scranton business school earns honor
• Pennstar Bank sues city of Scranton to secure million-dollar claim
• Corbett targets crime, blight
• Johnson College Thanks Donors at Spirit of Giving Reception
• Marywood Faculty and Students Aid Flood Victims
• Federal officials to look at city CDBG plan as part of normal review
• Scranton's delinquent real estate tax collector stations staff in City Hall
• Funeral arrangements set for man found dead in Scranton parking lot
• DUI suspected in I-81 crash
• Hill Section community comes together for Harvest Day
• Unusual dishes help Chocoholic Frolic help SCOLA
• About 130 attend fundraiser for CMC auxiliary
• Cub Scouts clean garden at Lackawanna Heritage Trail
• West Scranton residents pack community meeting to talk about crime
• Investigation continues into death of Scranton man
• Man sentenced for shooting a gun during attempted kidnapping in Scranton
• Puzzle fans gather for inaugural Sudoku competition
• Green Ridge church celebrates 100 years of history
• Community gathers for medical school dedication
• Community gathers for medical school dedication
• Demonstrators occupy Scranton's Courthouse Square
• Demonstrators occupy Scranton's Courthouse Square
• Eighteen graduate from Lackawanna College Police Academy
• Two Lackawanna County narcotics probes net $7,300 in crack, three alleged dealers
• Final phase of Mulberry Street improvement project begins
• Noisy cargo plane details confirmed
• Dr. Pat Hinchey shares expertise with educators in Texas and Colorado
• Coroner: Body was struck by vehicle after death, but autopsy inconclusive
• Scranton officials say there will be no bankruptcy
• Two men steal donation jar for child with leukemia
• Noisy 727 cargo plane got attention in Scranton
• Two scrap metal businesses cited, three commended, after undercover check
• Two scrap metal businesses cited, three comended, after undercover check
• City police release surveillance photo of charity jar thief
• Doherty, council, at impasse as budget crisis deepens
• Star of "Little People, Big World" speaks at Penn State-Worthington campus
• Rally at closed city span underscores widespread bridge problems
• Drug rehab facility files zoning appeal
• Scranton man arrested for having shotgun
• Noise from cargo plane prompts calls to airport
• Hearings continued in alleged abuse case
• Men accused of trying to cash $45G worth of stolen checks
• Worthington Scranton scholarship recipients donors, recipients honored
• Johnson College Plans October Open House
• Evans won't budge on Doherty deficit plan
• Son charged with pawning father's possessions
• Suspended Lackawanna County chief deputy coroner's arson case headed to trial
• Copper thieves hit killing scene, cause thousands of dollars in damage
• Scranton's Pennswood Manor to close, move residents
• Judge may hear testimony on Scranton hospital sale by end of year
• Scranton man holds knife to ex-girlfriend
• Two Scranton women surrender to police for Sunday assault
• Scranton police searching for attempted armed robbery suspect
• United Neighborhood Centers celebrates new program
• Wright Center moves to new offices
• Two projects in Scranton get state funding
• Flooding kept at least six runners from marathon
• Dentists offer cash, gifts for kids' Halloween candy
• Johnson College Celebrates First Friday!
• Residents on street in Scranton seek to stop wrong-way drivers
• Scranton woman dies in Moosic ATV crash
• 'Forgotten' soldier remembered at Wall that Heals
• Act 47 hearings set for this month in Harrisburg
• Scranton crime to find a nationwide audience in search of tips
• UNC to host fall family block party
• Union: Inmate warned prison in writing that killer planned to escape
• North Scranton comes together for one of its own
• Wreaths presented to fallen soldiers at The Wall That Heals
• Rescue of the Week: Scranton police Patrolman Jason Knoch and Patrolwoman Melissa Forsette
• Nay Aug walkers "fight for air"
• Nay Aug walkers "fight for air"
• Steamtown runner overcomes turbulent past
• City mess will have trickle-down effect
• Ceremony welcomes home service men and women, remembers the sacrifices made
• Dunmore man arrested for stealing sword, jewelry from Scranton home
• Third suspect in violent pizza delivery driver robbery arrested
• Two homeless men arrested for breaking into car at University of Scranton
• National Alliance on Mental Health hosts candlelight vigil
• First Friday brings many to downtown Scranton
• Times-Tribune shows flood photos for First Friday
• Matt Roloff, star of Little People, Big World to speak at Worthington Scranton
• Professor Phil Jenkins Serves Up a Fresh Cup of Philosophy at the Socrates Cafe
• Johnson College Breaks Ground on Largest Project in the College’s History
• Dorothy Street fire displaces five
• Abuse case grandfather: 'If it's true I don't know'
• Scranton welcomes traveling Vietnam memorial
• Chief offers full view of inner workings for Scranton's Citizen Police Academy
• Retaining wall damaged, blocks stolen from business
• Scranton's founding family possessions returning home
• Marywood's Orchestra to Perform Annual Autumn Concert
• Scranton may avert 'Payless paydays' by leaving $7M in bills unpaid
• Neighbor recalls mother, child at center of abuse case
• Regioanal Briefs 10/06/2011
• South Side considers forming block watch group
• Scranton Sewer Authority files appeal of lawsuit over bids
• Two Scranton residents face drug charges
• 83-year-old man assaults son in Scranton
• Man tells cops he was beaten, robbed
• Prison escapee's hearing continued
• University of Scranton hosts 10th annual Disability Conference
• McDade Expressway clears after afternoon crash
• Johnson College To Be Featured During October’s First Friday Scranton!
• Johnson College’s SAGE Awards Nominations!
• Flood relief campaign continues to grow
• Scranton School District to offer retirement incentive to some employees
• Appeals court sides with former city firefighter in arson case
• Scranton city council balks at meter sale
• Two cited by off duty Scranton Chief
• Scuffle in South Side restaurant leads to resisting arrest charges
• Two homeless men arrested outside Hotel Sun
• Two Green Ridge area homes burglarized
• Scranton mayor implement federal funding legislation without council's changes
• Study Targets Human Performance at Steamtown Marathon
• Parents in abuse case arraigned, sent to county prison
• Mom, stepfather held in county prison over alleged child abuse
• Grab the October 2011 Happenings Magazine!
• Police: Man accused of raping Scranton teen believed to be in California
• Scranton police seek city couple after diaper-clad boy, 7, tells of abuse
• Investigations into two unsolved slayings continue
• Scranton mayor, council supermajority member have 'productive' meeting
• 'Wall that Heals' to visit Nay Aug
• State ID's body of man found in Wayne County
• MiZ to kick off the new Electric City Listen Local Music Series
• Corbett unveils shale proposal
• Johnson College to Offer Sterile Processing Certification Review Course
• Burnes receive 2011 Monsignor McGowan Cornerstone Award
• More than 500 walk, run for lupus at Nay Aug Park
• Inaugural mental health gala planned
• Diocese holds Mass for Respect Life Month
• Light the Night walk in Scranton brings out cancer survivors, supporters
• Prudential volunteers assist soup kitchen
• Book lovers enjoy Scranton's Pages & Places Book Festival
• Vietnan Memorial replicated slated to stop in Scranton
• Rugby game raises thousands for breast cancer group
• Scranton man treated for slash wounds
• Collar of the Week: Scranton police Patrolman Kevin Davis
• Theoretical physicist Kaku woos audience with predictions of the future
• Litigation involving city remanded to Lackwanna County Court
• Camera not monitored at prison
• Councilman Pat Rogan, Mayor Chris Doherty to meet on Scranton's finances
• Tunkhannock man charged with rape of child for two years of alleged abuse
• Scranton Cultural Center hires new director
• Med school gets research grant
• Car burglary reported in North Scranton
• Drugs found after rollover crash on Vine Street
• Scranton Reads celebrates 10 years
• Law firm secretary charged with embezzlement
• Krake signs contracts at center of Scranton dispute
• Scranton's branches of government heading toward deadlock
• State employee faces sexual harassment lawsuit
• Thousands of dollars' worth of watches allegedly stolen from car
• Car stolen from Hill Section home recovered Wednesday afternoon
• Condemned Hotel Sun burglarized in South Side
• University of Scranton rugby teams to hold benefit games for American Cancer Society
• Register Now for October’s OSHA Courses
• Judge signs final order in lawsuit over Scranton public safety personnel layoffs
• Affidavit: Simonson unsupervised at time of escape; 4 security personnel suspended
• Four prison employees suspended amid escape investigation
• Regional Briefs 9/29/2011
• Hanover Twp. man hospitalized after argument with 16-year-old daughter's friends
• Lawyers propose resolution in Scranton clerk controversy
• Killer escapes prison, captured minutes later in downtown Scranton
• Grigorescu Named Director of Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence at The University of Scranton
• University Announces October Calendar of Events
• University of Scranton Asian Studies Concentration Receives Pennsylvania’s K-16 Collaboration Award
• Scranton Student Leaders Discover Their Roles and Themselves at the Royal Summit
• Fire breaks out at Boots and Hank's on Keyser Avenue
• Police chief tells South Side residents of plans to fight neighborhood drug issues
• Evans demands Doherty 'justify' Scranton budget plan
• Police: Veteran choked girlfriend, former Scranton cop
• Scranton Sewer Authority motion over ruling denied
• Police: Drunk Quincy Avenue mom stabbed 26-year-old son
• Rain gutters stolen from Hill Section homes
• Alarm thwarts Washburn Street break-in
• Program preparing kids for school celebrated
• UNC receives grant to fight homophobia
• David Zarko Takes on Moliere's Tartuffe
• Two businesses in best places to work
• Professor emeritus Dr. Marilyn Daniels featured at Pages and Places Book Expo
• Carbondale woman punches Scranton patrolwoman
• Pilarz's beloved bulldog, Jack, was fixture on University of Scranton campus
• Scranton schools to get improvements
• State awards $3.5M for lofts project at former Scranton Chamber of Commerce building
• Father of toddler killed in crash sues accused driver
• Homeless man arrested for Hill Section assault
• Police: Several cars' tires slashed in North Scranton neighborhood
• Arts workshop set for Oct. 13 in Scranton
• Stalemate over clerk Krake's handling of Scranton contracts continues
• Scranton history brought to life in "Under the Lackawanna Moon"
• COLTS seeks intermodal design proposals
• Discarded mattress in West Scranton burns
• Prized possessions of Scranton pioneer are up for auction
• Blanket drive to ease pain of lost infants
• Victorian fashion show aims to fight cancer
• Third annual Mayor's Ping Pong Tournament draws a crowd to Weston Field
• Church of the Good Shepherd marks its 100th year
• Two- and four-legged runners race to raise money for Scranton's K9 Unit
• Two- and four-legged runners race to raise money for the K9 Unit
• Solicitor: City clerk illegally holding up contracts
• Scranton mayor vetoes council legislation on use of federal grants
• Parents of boy killed in wreck get insurance settlement
• Scranton Parking Authority says it can afford the meters
• City cop, county judge to receive award from National Alliance on Mental Illness next month
• Scranton School District steps up to aid flood victims through United Way
• Four new members join Worthington Scranton advisory board
• Vacant home fire ruled arson
• Vacant home fire ruled arson
• New York Trumpet Ensemble Scheduled to Perform at The University of Scranton
• Friends, investigators paint portrait of tortured relationship which ended in fatal stabbing
• 5K run to raise money for Scranton Police Department's K9 unit
• Mulberry Street restaurant burglarized twice in under a week
• Police: New York man had pot on him when arrested for using fake prescription
• Police: Scranton woman charged over $400 to stolen debit card at dollar store
• Sanofi fundraiser exceeds $85,000 for children's charities
• Fire rips through vacant South Scranton house
• East Mountain residents in Scranton give officials earful about public safety cuts
• Electronics stolen from condemned home
• SUV stolen from Hill Section home
• Penn State Worthington tackles suicide
• Regional Briefs 9/22/2011
• Scranton Parking Authority board gives OK to buy meters
• United Way campaign surpasses 25 percent of 2011 goal
• Man smacked by beer glass sues Goodfellas
• Man faces charges for heroin
• NEPA fares better than other areas in smog ranking
• Food ministry that served West Side distribution site shuts down
• Tenth Annual President’s Business Council Dinner Honors Mary Beth Farrell
• Scranton homicide victim identified
• Details emerge in Scranton homicide
• Johnson College breaks ground on largest project in school's history
• Proposed federal funding focus of Scranton City Council meeting
• Reported domestic dispute leads to arrest on drug charges
• UNC awarded grant to address homophobia locally
• Hill Section man arrested after allegedly beating his brother
• Car seat check to be held at McDade Park
• Lackawanna Medical Alliance kicks off fall intiative
• Wilkes-Barre man sues Scranton bar, owner after March shooting
• Crime stats show violent and property crimes down in Scranton, but certain problems continue to grow
• Scranton seeks to sell meters and borrow to cover deficit
• Woman faces charges in fatal city stabbing
• Woman, 29, faces charges in fatal Scranton stabbing
• Flood Briefs 9/20/2011
• Bookmobile receives technology to aid the visually impaired
• Scranton Sewer Authority seeks to overturn court decision on bidding for project
• Repair work could disrupt water service in West Scranton on Wednesday
• Murray sentenced to 5.5 to 16.5 years in state prison in Ponzi scheme
• Day Three: Scranton has few things to entice buyers, close $8.2M gap
• Film Documents Lives of Students with Autism
• Marywood's Opening Convocation Focuses on Interfaith Service
• West Side man arrested for attacking his child's mother and her father
• West Side man arrested for attacking his child's mother and her father
• South Side man arrested after allegedly bringing gun to nightclub
• 'The Office' reopens: Season premiere sorts out comedy's new branch manager
• Brian Murray sentenced to 5½ to 16½ years in state prison
• Scranton disAbility Conference Celebrates a Decade of Impact and Growth
• Collaboration and Learning Part of Summer Vacation at Scranton
• Federal review of OECD could require money to be paid back
• Duo of West Scranton festivals offer variety of ethnic favorites
• Day Two: Retirements and taxes
• Walkers raise money to fight pediatric cancer
• Local car show raises money for technical college scholarship
• Opposition to proposed park in West Scranton forms
• Running on Empty: Scranton searches for answers to fiscal crisis
• Police seek suspect in Capouse Ave. stabbing
• Police seek suspect in Capouse Avenue stabbing
• Pizza driver beaten; two face charges
• Parents of first-grader run over by minivan file lawsuit
• Man drove through cones in construction zone, state police say
• Quinn celebrated as 25th University of Scranton president
• With work out of the way, back to the old days for Biden
• The University of Scranton Inaugurates Kevin P. Quinn, S.J., as President
• Quick Facts: The Inauguration Ceremony of Kevin P. Quinn, S.J., as The University of Scranton’s 25th President
• Blue Cross to provide more funding to medical college
• For police, a lesson in school
• Changes to federal funding impact many in Scranton
• Police investigate theft of railroad spikes
• 'Abduction' not yet substantiated
• Liquor Control Board cites Scranton nightclub
• Walk against crime this weekend
• Local post office undergoes efficiency study
• Flood briefs for 9/16/2011
• Autism Walk and Awareness Fair Set for Sept. 17
• Police: No child reported missing after abduction alleged
• Campus hosts suicide prevention speaker Ron Pappalardo
• Tonight's movies on Courthouse Square canceled
• Loved ones, friends recall life of Ralph Lomma
• Zoner deny variances to crematorium, treatment center; townhouses OK'd
• Sidewalk blood leads police to church break-in
• Flood briefs for 9/15/2011
• Wyoming Valley flood victims info: Where and how to get help
• U.S. News Ranks The University of Scranton in Top 10 Best Regional Universities
• A Celebration of Service Begins Weeklong Series of Inauguration Events
• "Women in Warzones" Makes Its Marywood Debut
• Marywood Announces Summer Graduates
• Marywood Joins President's Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge
• Examiner Exclusive: River gauge fails due to "getting wet"
• Susquehanna River continues to drop; cleanup intensifies
• Mandatory Evacuation Order lifted as of 2:30pm
• Flood waters, mold could cause health problems
• Thousands still in shelters after river's record crest
• Gift to The University of Scranton Supports Scholarship and Lecture
• Marywood Sees Largest Resident Population in 97-Year History
• Flood waters begin fall from late Thursday peaks
• Obama declares emergency for Pennsylvania
• Susquehanna River crest revised to a record 42.66 feet
• Anatomy of a disaster: Multiple storms contributed to NEPA's misery
• Duryea neighborhoods evacuated as levee breached near Chittenden Street
• Weather postpones movie in Scranton at courthouse square
• University of Scranton Faculty Awarded Summer Grants
• Nine University of Scranton Students Receive Summer Research Awards
• Convicted judge Mark A. Ciavarella transferred to Okla. prison
• Flooding already hitting parts of Lackawanna County
• The University of Scranton Nationally Ranked Among Service-Oriented Colleges
• Marywood Kicks-off the Year with Its Annual Opening Liturgy and Picnic
• Police investigate robbery, assault
• Police: Drunk man charged for standing in road, yelling at cars
• State police: Woman could have been killed by rock thrower on Casey Highway
• Disaster declared for Pennsylvania
• State police searching for man with gun in Fell Twp. incident
• City police searching for meat theft suspects
• Boil water advisory lifted in Carbondale
• Thousands still without power after Irene
• Man who fell in gorge in stable condition at CMC
• Shooting investigation continues; autopsies scheduled this morning
• Bolden will start at QB for Penn State
• University Announces Fall Calendar of Events
• Workshop Teaches Students About Taiwanese and Chinese Music, Culture
• Ex-Pa. House speaker pleads guilty to corruption
• Flyin’ High: “Situation Awareness” Study Wins Research Award
• Justice Department blocks AT&T-T-Mobile merger
• Power restored to 10,000 more, 18,000 still without service
• Seven displaced in Jessup fire
• Red Cross opens 'recharging centers' at North Pocono, Wallenpaupack Area
• Paterno: McGloin, Bolden to split time in opener
• <webhed>Fire at old Wayne County sawmill ruled arson
• Perzel to plead guilty in corruption case
• Science Center Places Science Education in Plain View
• Loyola Science Center Quick Facts
• Tens of thousand without power as damage assessment continues
• More than 30,000 still without power
• ANGELI DEPARTS GAMING BOARD
• Gadhafi's family fled to Algeria
• Governor to visit damaged areas in region; some roads reopen
• Johnson College to Host Scranton Comic Book Convention
• Police cite 38 minors for underage drinking at Toyota Pavilion
• Inauguration Lecture Examines ‘Making Human Rights and Religious Friends’
• Offer for Yanks management rights withdrawn
• International peace worker Arthur Romano to speak at campus on Sept. 13
• Judge denies Scranton public safety unions' motion to prevent layoffs
• Scranton man charged with sexual assault of a 10-year-old girl
• RAs Rave About Downtown Scranton
• Shanghai Yue Opera to Perform at Marywood
• Irene's first rains reach threatened US East Coast
• Johnson College Plans Cars on Campus 2011
• SWB Yanks move Sunday game to DH on Friday
• Possibility revived of bookstore acquisition
• Scranton attorney, public safety union attorney battle over layoffs
• Taiwanese Chamber Music Concert Illustrates Interdependence
• Showing of movie "Rudy" postponed
• Irene threatens to become first major hurricane to hit East Coast in seven years
• Pinto sentenced to 15 years in federal prison
• Back to School for Scranton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Penn State Worthington Scranton alumnus funds HDFS initiatives at alma mater
• ‘FIRST’ University of Scranton Freshmen Arrive to Volunteer
• Dr. Philip Mosley makes shortlist for international poetry award
• disAbility Conference at The University of Scranton Promotes Opportunities for Life
• The University to Welcome Largest Incoming Class in its History
• Local post offices participate in Passport Day
• Charity tomato fight highlight of Pittston festival
• Drum corps fill stadium with music and dance
• Meeting on flood map changes to be held Monday in Scranton
• Driver: Crash caused by failed brakes
• Two arrested in Wayne County knife fight
• Police name suspect in Susquehanna County bank robbery
• Scranton Civil War museum holds open house
• 'Dinners for Kids' looks to expand
• Groups promote spaying and neutering at annual homeless animals' day
• Group protests closing of homeless shelter
• Scranton church reorganizes clothing mission
• For Wilkes-Barre mayor's family, summer jobs aplenty
• News Quiz 8/21/2011
• In pursuit of truth, some bumps and lumps found along the way
• NEPA experiences firsthand new way to get around
• Penn State graduates, Aug. 21, 2011
• Food, parade help conclude Pioneer Nights
• Physical therapists in short supply locally, around the nation
• At 40th, pa. Lottery survives casino competition
• Collar of the Week: Scranton police Patrolman Robert McKeon
• Carbondale man dead after festival night assault
• Regional Briefs 8/20/2011
• DA looking into courtroom threat at sentencing
• Ransom Twp. plane crash still under investigation
• GoodGuides Youth Mentoring Program hosts roundtable
• Correction
• West Scranton drug bust nets heroin, gun, two arrests
• Susquehanna police seek bank robber
• Judge allows more time for post-trial motions in Cordaro case
• Wilkes-Barre man arrested in Scranton for driving truck stolen from Berks County
• Police: Dunmore man choked and bit his mother
• Tomato Sauce Wars heat up
• Trolley museum to screen vintage films
• Harford Fair opens Sunday
• State labor board finalizes order in Scranton administration, police dispute
• State wrestling with insurance exchange setup
• Driller: error inflated shale waste numbers
• State panel told of Judge Terrence R. Nealon's "lapse in ethical judgment"
• Football standout killed in alcohol-related crash overnight
• Local Yanks could play next season outside Northeast Pennsylvania
• Local Yanks could play next season outside Northeast Pennsylvania
• PSWS community welcomes Class of 2015
• Crash ties up McDade Expressway
• Wyoming County responds to Chesapeake lawsuit
• Throop continues to fight Marcellus Shale waste
• Lackawanna County Sentencings 8/19/2011
• Tennis mingles with good times in Clark Summit
• FAA inspectors examine crashed plane's remains
• Marcellus waste increase attributable to new rules, errors
• Movie night in downtown Scranton a hit
• Regional Briefs 8/19/2011
• Region ranks 27th out of 100 in mass transit study
• University of Scranton students tour the city
• At Pittston festival, it's all about the tomato
• Dickson City police officer appeals one-day suspension
• City man arrested for ashtray assault
• Police: Scranton man stole car before leading state police on chase
• Two Lackawanna County work-release inmates flee to N.J., get arrested on drug charges
• Two busted on I-80 for heroin, state police say
• Luzerne solicitor wants assistant
• Casey backs Obama on Syria
• FUNERAL NOTICES 8/19/2011
• Susquehanna County Court Notes 8-19-2011
• 16-year-old driver high during fatal Dark Region Road crash will face homicide charge
• Costanzo loses appeal
• McAdoo pair detained for harassing former vice presidential candidate Palin
• Jermyn woman files a petition to invalidate guilty plea after serial arsonist claims fire
• Judge Nealon admits 'lapse of ethical judgment'
• Jury convicts Kenyon of murder in gang execution slaying
• Ciavarella's lawyers file notice to appeal conviction, sentence
• Old Forge school district unsure about special education supervisor position
• Revenue more than expected in Luzerne County
• Scranton council members willing to revisit SAPA plan
• Carbondale high school renovations may pose obstacle for students
• Abington Heights superintendent Fires back against to new union grievance
• Man charged with assault after argument
• Bureau cracks down on dogs
• Documentary to highlight historical society event
• Police: Man stole car, found soon after breaking into another car
• West side man chokes brother, sends him to hospital
• Regional Briefs 8/18/2011
• Permit now needed for donation bins in Pittston
• Panel tackles state districts
• Festival at Pioneer Nights embraces diversity
• Late district judge saw good in others
• FUNERAL NOTICES
• Local jeweler injured after chasing robber
• Pilot dead in Ransom Twp. plane crash
• Marywood Recognized in Recent Edition of the Princeton Review
• Jury finds Kenyon guilty of first-degree murder
• Board orders hearing on Duffy case
• Regional Briefs 8/17/2011
• Old Forge council member resigns
• Despite controversy, steady sales for Breaking Benjamin's latest release
• Washington Plaza Apartments reopen after five years
• Alleged child pornographer charged for inappropriately touching 10-year-old in 2009
• Throop man found asleep behind the wheel of his running van with heroin, $5,000
• Dickson City forges ahead with major capital projects
• Three charged in church drug buy robbery
• Mom, dad arrested for leaving 3 and 5-year-old kids home alone
• Scranton police looking for man accused of punching fiancee in the face
• Police: Jones Street home burglarized, television stolen
• Doctorate: Marissa Chisdock, Pharm.D.
• Help needed to rebuild Waverly playground next week
• Old Forge high school teacher gets green grant
• Lackawanna County ballot gets shuffled
• Study commission members emerge in Pittston
• Funeral Notices 8/17/2011
• JVC volunteers come to spend a year in Scranton
• Pike County Court Notes 8/17/2011
• Fans flock to PNC Field to see A-Rod
• Deliberations resume this morning in gang execution case
• Dr. Alan Peslak named IST discipline coordinator
• First day of Carbondale Area school year could be delayed a week
• Hiker killed in fall at Bushkill Falls identified
• Continuing Education Department Announces Fall Course Offerings
• Three arrested in beating, carjacking of Nanticoke mayor
• University Announces September Calendar of Events
• University of Scranton Plans Inauguration for its 25th President
• Scranton neighborhood flooded from seemingly endless spring
• Glenburn's dangerous buildings ordinance paying off
• Man accused of slicing dog's throat waives hearing
• Scranton's pools closed for the year
• Man nabbed in dollar store heist, chase
• Police: Greenfield Twp. man threatened to burn down girlfriend's Scranton home
• Police: Dickson City man smashed ashtray on brother's head
• South Scranton man allegedly assaulted girlfriend in front of their 3-year-old son
• Funeral Notices 8/16/2011
• Madison Twp. horse farm holds benefit for Over the Hill Farm, horse owners
• Regional Briefs 8/16/2011
• Carbondale's Pioneer Nights gets a new name
• Blake bill address gas mortgage issue
• 7-year-old from Vestal, N.Y., dies in Wyoming County motorcycle crash
• Bank robber still on the loose
• Rodriguez to rehab with SWB Yankees tonight, Wednesday
• Drive in Downtown kicks off Thursday night at Lackawanna County Courthouse
• Against the advice of lawyers Kenyon takes the witness stand in gang murder trial
• UGI to sell homegrown gas
• Scranton man charged for stealing from employer
• Scranton saves full-day kindergarten, approves hiring list
• Dr. Michalisin's research presented at international conference
• Police seek suspect in Wells Fargo bank robbery
• Pa. high court allows TV cameras to tape arguments
• Latin culture showcased in downtown Scranton parade, festival
• Inaugural walk/run raises money for Merli Veterans Center
• Gardner school officials await appeal
• Scranton area events benefit research, cancer patient and inclusion projects
• More rain due for already wet region
• Women injured in McDade Expressway crash
• Event raises funds for Plymouth flood victims
• Bushkill fall victim's identify not released Sunday
• Scranton pools closed early by weather
• Marcellus report revives water well issue
• Local high unemployment may continue for near future
• Ceremony, ride honor 9/11 victims, raise money for memorial
• Care for some Scranton cemeteries left to neighbors
• SS. Anthony and Rocco continue generations-long Dunmore festival traditions
• PrideFest crowd damp, but filled with spirit
• Bowzer's Ultimate Doo Wop Party a Mohegan Sun jackpot
• Community events list, 8/15/11
• FUNERAL NOTICES
• Shiloh Baptist Church to host open house with interim pastor
• Scranton Lebanese-American Festival like a family reunion with incredible food
• Weekend Latin Festival off to good start in Scranton
• Police: Clarks Summit homeowner detained burglar with golf club
• Hawley woman dies in Pike County crash
• Hiker dies in fall at Bushkill Falls
• Wilkes-Barre man arrested in attack on tow truck driver
• Archbald run/walk raises awareness and funds
• Providence Presbyterian planners add on to Summerfest
• Dickson Days volunteers help fund non-profits
• Commission votes Tuesday to put Nanticoke Home Rule on Nov. ballot
• Marching, movie mark 16th annual Christy Mathewson Days
• PLCB relationship with towns weighed
• HippieFest had Kirby audience 'Feelin' Alright'
• Judge dismisses towing contractor wrongful firing suit
• Deans List
• Funeral Notices 8/14/2011
• Test your knowledge with this week's news quiz
• Up a creek Corbett paddles through NEPA - and past questions about what drilling could be doing to the water he's in
• Hometown star of silver screen returns for premiere
• Bachmann wins GOP 2012 test vote
• United Neighborhood Centers celebrates seniors
• COLTS, not ex-commissioners, approved Highland contract
• Geisinger, CMC planning for the future together
• Scranton pools to close for the season
• PennDOT announces work schedule, including closure on I-84
• Police: LED TV stolen from condemned home
• Scranton police looking for man who assaulted South Side resident
• State pushes for legal end to shale wastewater discharges
• Prison tapes, gruesome photos surface in gang trial
• Northeast Pennsylvania residents going hungrier
• New law earmarks air pollution fines
• Prince of Peace Parish hosts ethnic food festival
• Philly men accused of dealing crack in downtown Scranton
• Susquehanna County man faces animal cruelty charges in death of chickens
• Regional Briefs 8/13/2011
• Ciavarella at Philly detention facility pending permanent prison assignment
• Funeral Notices 8/13/2011
• Investigators lay out case against alleged drug kingpin in hearing
• DEP shuts down Laser pipeline in wake of spills
• Montrose man accused of slicing dog's throat as boy watched
• West Side woman charged in pedestrian hit and run
• Toomey called out by striking workers, unemployed
• Ciavarella being held in Philadelphia facility
• Ex-judge's attorney demand Kosik's removal
• Ciaverella: In his own words
• Parents of jailed juveniles call 28 years 'full justice'
• Regional Briefs 8/12/2011
• Lackawanna nonprofits get grants from Blue Cross
• Experts: Judge sends message with Ciavarella sentence
• Ciavarella apologizes, then rips accusers in courtroom soliloquy
• After Ciavarella, corruption probe's future direction unclear
• Veteran churchman Reginald McClain dies at 86
• Alleged co-conspirator takes the stand in gangland murder case
• Juveniles, advocates savor Ciavarella's comeuppance
• Prosecutor heralds 'full justice' in Ciavarella's 28-year sentence
• Spring Brook OKs creation of fees for tax delinquents
• Man running across country for Alzheimer's in NEPA today
• New Jermyn councilman sworn in
• Susquehanna County Court Notes 8/12/2011
• Lackawanna County Court Notes 8/12/2011
• Police Blotter 8/12/2011
• Latest 'Be Part of the Solution' TV spot seeks cases to solve
• Police: Man lured 4-year-old girl
• Medical school granted accreditation for continuing education for physicians
• PennDOT: Eastbound lane on I-84 to remain closed until 10 p.m.
• Sentencing for Cordaro, Munchak pushed back to Halloween
• United Neighborhood Centers vandalized
• Hearing continued for suspended deputy coroner Joseph Swoboda in arson case
• Ciavarella gets 28 years - how much time wil he serve?
• PennDOT: Eastbound lane on I-84 closed after tractor trailer crash
• Judge dismisses most serious charge against Scranton police officer
• CIAVARELLA SENTENCED TO 28 YEARS, SURRENDERS TO U.S. MARSHALS
• Facebook hacker sentenced to prison time
• Problems persist with LIHEAP, watchdog says
• Campaign note
• Mid Valley OKs several personnel changes
• Corbett kicks off NEPA mini-vacation with kayak trip in Wyoming County
• Dunmore water mains updated
• Red Cross aids city family displaced by fire
• Scranton woman billed for night she never spent in Paris
• Police: Jewelry stolen from Hill Section home
• Vehicle involved in Tuesday night hit-and-run recovered
• Former Dunmore High School teacher sentenced to six months in prison for sex with student
• Bloods girlfriend gives insider's view of gang life
• Regional Briefs 8/11/2011
• Dylan brings legendary style to Montage
• Doctorates
• Ciavarella to be sentenced today
• After 2½ years, Ciavarella case finally resolved
• How much is enough? What sentence should Ciavarella receive?
• Pocono races will be shortened to 400 miles
• Car chase driver identified; car had been reported stolen
• Fallen Marine laid to rest at Cathedral Cemetery in Scranton
• Gas theft case against Occhipinti back in court
• Lackawanna commissioners OK wireless development agreement
• Police: Scranton man frustrated with baby's cries shook him before he died
• Defense paints Kenyon as impressionable youth, not cold-blooded killer
• House panel debates pros and cons of legislature reduction
• Ciavarella defense asks judge to spare client a long sentence
• Family, friends, strangers turn out to honor fallen Marine
• Attempted I-80 traffic stop ends in police chase through South Scranton
• Children with cancer attend summer camp
• Event will aid injured corrections officer
• Car stolen from Hill Section garage
• Canadian cops find car burglarized outside Scranton hotel
• West Side man arrested for breaking into high school
• Instability in financial markets is leaving investors edgy but not as panicky as in 2008
• Regional Briefs 8/10/2011
• Pittston receives another large grant
• Moosic borough to hold ceremony for late Mayor John Segilia
• Sen. Blake Visits Dickson City borough meeting
• Police: Houseguest spots burglar, knocks him in the head with a pipe
• Forest City Regional board OKs contracts for activities
• Riverside Junior/Senior High School receives concussion testing software
• Police: Drunken Scranton woman hits another female in the face with full can of beer
• Scranton man in critical condition after hit and run in West Side
• Ciavarella lawyers ask for mercy
• Taiwanese Photographers’ Views of Homeland Featured in Art Gallery Exhibit
• Robber gets seven years for Pottsville jewelry store robbery
• Veterans, civilians come out to remember, pay tribute to fallen Marine
• Marcellus Shale concerns again addressed by Throop
• Riverside school district appoints three new hires
• Regional Briefs 8/9/2011
• Rendell touts need for infrastructure spending
• More than 200 Scranton teachers attend board meeting, ask for answers
• Three-year-old flown to hospital after fall from second-story window of West Side home
• Arrest papers detail deputy coroner's alleged arson plot
• Scranton woman allegedly stole wallet forgotten in grocery store
• Ciavarella victims, families, await sentencing
• Lackawanna County Court Notes 8/9/2011
• Newspapers ask judge to make Ciavarella letters public
• Gas driller opposes pipeline rules, asks landowners to raise concerns
• Last-minute deal unravels and alleged gang murder case heads to trial
• Recovery coordinator says Scranton faces $8.1 million deficit
• FUNERAL NOTICES
• Namedropper, 8-9-2011
• Graduates
• Clipboard 8/9/2011
• Police Blotter 8/9/2011
• Attorney argues for release of Ciavarella sentencing letters
• Appetizing World Affairs Lectures Offered at Scranton’s Luncheon Series
• 3-year-old flown to hospital after fall from second-story window of West Side home
• Forbes Ranks The University of Scranton Among Top 200 of ‘America’s Best Colleges’
• Senator Toomey to introduce bill to repeal federal road sign mandate
• Police: Several guns stolen from South Side home
• Birthday bash ends with barroom bashing in downtown Scranton
• Money, electronics and family photos stolen from Scranton home
• Fallen Marine arrives at Dunmore funeral home
• State Inspections Classes Scheduled for September
• Day Two: 'Senior' freshmen senators hit stride
• Fire chief says department will meet response time standards
• Pets and pals aid Moscow cancer patient
• Father remembers fallen son as dedicated, loving, compassionate Marine
• Literacy group gets help from a likely source
• Attendance at Scranton Jazz Festival beats organizers' projections
• State rolls out new regulations for childhood immunizations
• Angel Food Ministries opens site at West Scranton church
• Abandoned Blakely home destroyed in blaze
• Scranton's Chief Duffy aided by mom's tip in making arrest
• Police search for two men after Mountaintop stabbing
• Monroe County man thrown from car while allegedly fleeing police
• Storm wins, INXS fans lose; Mohegan Sun concert cancelled by blownout amp
• Funeral Notices 8/8/2011
• Verizon strike felt regionally
• Bolus still out to find Iwo Jima photog's remains
• Community events list, 8/08/11
• Midvalley firefighters battle smoky blaze at abandoned house
• Heavy rain causes problems in region
• Procession for fallen Marine set for Monday
• Scranton's professional theater company closes
• All Saints Orthodox in Olyphant celebrates church rebirth
• 11th District candidate releases video
• Steamtown throwing train festival Labor Day weekend
• Deputy coroner still in prison
• Scranton School District to discuss LERTA program
• University seeking nonprofits for volunteer fair
• Namedropper, 8-7-2011
• Marino, Barletta voting record
• Hospital deals under review, could raise antitrust issues
• Family, friends gather to remember teen, raise money for scholarship
• At 74, Kanjorski refuses call of retirement
• Former judge sentencing soon
• Car wash aids fundraising for Alzheimer's research
• Restrooms near completion at Carbondale park
• Quiz yourself on the news of July 31 to Aug. 6, 2011
• If city council's 'supermajority' is so super, why aren't things better for Scranton?
• The news week in review, July 31 to Aug. 6, 2011
• Roads closed as heavy rain pummels region
• Funeral notices for Aug. 6, 2011
• Ciavarella faces life in prison at sentencing
• Air, rail needs emphasized for Marcellus region
• War brings in the funk as jazz fest kicks off
• Student art show unveiled at Scranton Cultural Center
• Judge: Juveniles may only address Ciavarella sentencing in writing
• Man enters guilty plea for terrorizing ex-girlfriend
• Regional Briefs 8/6/2011
• Scranton school cuts not final yet; union calls it an 'outrage'
• Scranton City Council official says future PEL meetings with administration to be in public
• South Scranton magisterial court may be permanently moved downtown
• City's homeless facing shelter shortage
• Man fires gun in direction of barking dogs, police say
• Red Cross assists more than 80 in local disasters
• Fundraiser planned in memory of crash victim
• Scranton Fire Department probes pickup truck fire
• Veterans center seeking volunteers for road race
• Lackawanna County sentencings for Aug. 6, 2011
• Man in jail on harassment charges
• Lackawanna County Court Notes 8/6/2011
• S&P downgrades US credit rating from AAA
• Lackawanna County deputy coroner charged with arson
• Times Photo: Rock Climbers
• Senate approves bill to end partial FAA shutdown
• Senate approves FAA bill
• And the Survey Says ...
• Meeting on public safety cuts focuses on Doherty's role
• Scranton mayor vetoes legislation for zoning change
• Lackawanna County mum on concert promotion proposals
• Dunmore residents celebrate National Night Out
• Scranton man arrested for third time since May
• Scranton police charge man with selling heroin near Connell Park
• Customers foil Scranton laundromat burglary attempt
• Police use pepper spray, stun gun to subdue suicidal man
• Regional Briefs 8/5/2011
• UGI reviewing shutdown at Hunlock power plant
• Man's body found in burning Wilkes-Barre property
• Eight people face charges following Scranton drug bust
• Character letters filed on behalf of Munchak and Cordaro
• 5 sibling, Scranton man, brutally beat two in Wilkes-Barre, police say
• Susquehanna County Court Notes 8/5/2011
• Lackawanna County Court Notes 8/5/2011
• Community events list, 8/05/11
• Police Blotter 8/5/2011
• Two killed in head-on crash on Sans Souci Parkway
• Dow average plunges 513, worst drop since 2008
• Victim in fiery tractor trailer crash identified
• Six face assault charges stemming from street fight in W-B
• Johnson College Unveils New Logo and Colors
• Man dies in Wilkes-Barre fire
• Missing Carbondale woman checks in with state police
• Police: Wilkes-Barre man shot toilet
• Scranton Police Department hosts National Night Out
• Congress cutting spree worries local officials
• Throop meeting focused on shale waste concerns
• Regional Briefs 8/4/2011
• Scranton Police Department hosts National Night Out
• Clash at billboard unveiling
• Information sought in Carbondale woman's disappearance
• Robert Morris students learn about space at summer camp
• Mid Valley school board approves elementary school project
• Conflict over public safety staffing in Scranton could go to courts
• Woman victim of counterfeit cash theft
• Three firms vie to perform audits
• Abington Heights sends letter to Department of Education about PSSA cheating allegations
• Namedropper 8/4/2011
• Doctorates 8/4/2011
• Funeral notices 8/4/2011
• Details released about local fallen Marine
• More job cuts in wake of debt deal
• Tractor-trailer driver killed in fiery wreck near Waverly
• Scranton City Council schedules public meeting for Thursday on public safety cuts
• Defense spending targeted in federal budget cuts
• Old Forge considers two ordinances at work session
• Covington mulling legal options over proposed power line project
• Police: Woman endangers boy, 2
• Lackawanna County to roll out new MDJ system on Aug. 15
• Gang member accused of murder appears in court for preliminary hearing
• Volunteers slice and dice for annual Country Bazaar in Newton Twp.
• Homeless man faces trespassing charges
• Police: Truck theft foiled when thief backs into SUV, pushing it through wall
• Two independents file for offices
• Police: West Side 'archer' hospitalized after assault
• Cost of electricity increased in Olyphant
• Nixon named SWIF head
• Newly-revived Taylor crime watch hosts National Night Out
• National Night Out in Moscow
• Namedropper 8/3/2011
• Casey: Time to focus on jobs
• Funeral notices 8/3/2011
• River Commission Seeks Quicker Review of Gas Wastewater Plans
• Third Circuit to rehear case on immigration ordinance
• Local Marine dies while serving in Afghanistan
• The University of Scranton Named Among Nation’s Best Colleges for 10th Year
• Moscow Marine killed in the war in Afghanistan
• Three in custody after robbery, pistol whipping of cab driver in Wilkes-Barre
• Geisinger Medical Center will pay $1.3 million to resolve improper Medicare claims
• Local Students Participate in University of Success
• New funding would target deficient bridges
• Regional briefs for 8-2-2011
• County receives 10 proposals for Midvalley court space
• New TMG Health building coming to Jessup
• Chief Gathering seeks alternate routes for pipeline
• Barletta, Marino vote for debt deal; Toomey opposed
• 12-year-old: Alleged baby killer promised his sister a video game to keep quiet about birth
• Defunct Old Forge factory to be cleared
• West Lackawanna Avenue bridge sidewalk to get leveled, while another bridge project begins
• Scranton employee suspended over criminal charges from outside of work
• Scott Twp. mom charged with child endangerment
• Child porn charges against Scranton man sent to court
• Police: Woman's letters to another man spark domestic dispute
• Van stolen in West Scranton
• Indoor sports complex burglarized over the weekend
• Scranton police: Sound of sirens sours strong-arm robbery attempt
• Lackawanna County Sentencings 8/2/2011
• Lackawanna County Court Notes 8/2/2011
• Community events list, 8/02/11
• Police Blotter 8/2/2011
• Schemel Forum Courses Explore the Universe and Two Icons Who Helped Shape Our World
• University of Scranton Plans Fair for Nonprofit Organizations Seeking Volunteers
• Legacy of Scranton Alumnus Continues Through Million Dollar Donation
• Local lawmakers react cautiously to debt deal
• Dispute festers over unpaid Scranton Club member loans
• Harry Lindsay retiring after 34 years with Lackawanna County
• In downtown Scranton, residential boom continues
• Colonnade plans restaurant, event space at Scranton Club
• Motley Crue, Poison, N.Y. Dolls electrify stage, crowd
• Group leads reality tour of drilling sites in Bradford County
• Doobie Brothers rock rain soaked Mohegan Sun
• Community events list, 8/01/11
• St. Joseph's 'wonderful' 50th annual festival expected to raise $360,000
• Lithuanian heritage day focuses on singing revolution
• Bethel AME Church to honor pastor and community leaders
• Bark at the Park benefits two- and four-legged attendees
• Two kids on bikes hit by car in Scranton
• Participation up in Lackawanna County's 3-on-3 tournament
• Woman in prison for endangerment after hit-and-run spree in Scranton
• NWS confirms tornado hit Wayne County Friday
• Funeral notices for Aug. 1, 2011
• 35 bands make Sound for Scoliosis
• Obama, Congress reach a debt deal
• Vigil gathers to "Free Andre"
• Residents celebrate 50 years of festival for St. Joseph's Center
• Kitchen fire causes minor damage in Scranton
• FNCB partners with local food bank
• Drilling truck overturns, kills Susquehanna County man
• Nicholson man arrested after wreck in Newton Twp.
• Bridges crumbling; repair funds lacking
• Tradition and family drive Wayne County Fair
• Scranton woman arrested after series of crashes with toddlers in car
• Former congressmen weigh in on potential debt ceiling debacle
• Funeral notices for July 30, 2011
• Veterans News 7/31/2011
• Rescue of the Week: Pennsylvania National Guard Sergeants Keith Bowan and Wayne Imbalzano
• POLICE BLOTTER 7/31/2011
• Mount Airy Casino Resort becomes site of Pawn Stars
• Car wash fundraiser for injured teen raises more than $1,000
• Around the Towns 7/31/2011
• Storm recap: Microburst hit Scranton; tornado evidence in Honesdale
• Tornado might have touched down in Honesdale; microbursts in Scranton
• Local effort attempts to break world record for largest group shower
• Locals attempt to break world record for largest group shower
• Reid: 'No progress' toward debt deal
• Man charged for firing gun inside home
• Local nonprofit in competition for $25,000 grant from soft drink giant
• Funeral notices for July 30, 2011
• Texas fugitive accused of child sex crimes caught in Scranton
• Joint hearing for six Operation Sunset defendants continued
• Mayor Doherty participates in White House forum on communities at risk
• State police targeting drunken drivers this weekend
• Scranton police seek aid in identifying burglary suspect
• Police: Cab driver made up robbery, stole money himself
• Regional Briefs 7/30/2011
• Lackawanna County Sentencings 7/30/2011
• Judge Harhut had hand in new guide for judges
• Police Blotter 7/30/2011
• Judge steps aside in Selenski delayed trial
• Man convicted of raping preteen girl
• Chesapeake sues Wyoming County
• Officials inspect Plymouth flood damage
• Rose Broderick named dancing champ
• Area's Republican congressmen vote for House GOP plan
• House approves GOP bill extending debt limit
• Jessup woman identified as Casey Highway rollover victim
• Storm damage reported throughout NEPA
• Man fatally shot after Monroe County standoff
• Unions' TV ad targets Barletta over debt-limit deal
• Bill targets underage gamblers
• Scranton to lay off 21 police officers, firefighters to generate $717,840 in savings
• St. Joe’s Festival Turns 50 at Marywood University
• Barletta backs Boehner budget bill; Marino mum on measure
• Comcast to raise rates on several packages
• New air rules to curb pollution from gas wells
• TCMC offers program for disadvantaged students
• SENTENCINGS 7/29/2011
• Olyphant kicks off annual Queen City Nights
• Jessup to vote on parking, paving ordinances
• REGIONAL BRIEFS 7/29/2011
• State Supreme Court authorizes payments for juveniles' victims
• Scott Twp. sewer rates set at $78 per month
• Lackawanna County breaks ground on 9/11 memorial
• Police say Moscow man comes clean after being found with cocaine
• Car wash to benefit Scranton teen in critical condition
• Funeral notices for July 29, 2011
• SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES 7/29/2011
• LACKAWANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES 7/29/2011
• Community events list, 7/29/11
• POLICE BLOTTER 7/29/2011
• Police: Woman beat boyfriend with mascara container
• Police: Woman beat boyfriend with mascara container
• Stadium board settles dispute with its former lawyer
• Man accused of threatening, harassing woman in Scranton
• Old friends' platonic reunion turns to stalking and threats
• North Scranton home burglarized, three guns stolen
• Cadillac stolen
• Police: Scranton woman ran stop sign causing school van crash
• Man charged with stealing skull from Wilkes-Barre cemetery
• Small fire in mulch outside St. Peter's Cathedral quickly doused
• Swimming fee at Nay Aug Park to remain in place despite council legislation
• Regional foreclosure activity drops dramatically in the second quarter
• Investors spooked as debt ceiling deadline nears
• Mayfield board tells president to return records
• Scranton kids selling lemonade for a cause
• Jazz classes pair professionals with students
• Correction
• Toyota Pavilion passes questioned at commissioners meeting
• Family nutrition centers consolidated
• Kavulich will host August senior fair
• Fire inspector: Determining cause unlikely in horse barn fire
• Namedropper, 7-28-2011
• Regional Briefs 7/28/2011
• Funeral notices for July 28, 2011
• Project Hope students get dose of outdoors
• U.S. Marshals captures Wayne County man accused of sex assault
• Clifton Twp. planning commission seeks new member
• House leader seeks diverse private liquor market
• Cops: DUI suspect claimed HIV, threatened to bite police
• Dunmore police seeking second suspect in PPL burglaries
• School van rolls over in Scranton's Hill Section
• Dunmore police looking for man who fled from scene of dispute
• New Zealand goldfish survive 134 days without food
• Analysts: Senate plan saves $2.2 trillion
• Drilling waste raises concerns at landfill meeting
• Final day of novena draws faithful to 'this sacred space'
• Area experts predict America will stop short of default debacle
• Toomey pushes post-debt limit priorities
• OF developer sues 2 for slander
• Community mourns loss of Tunknannock boy killed in off-road incident
• Soaring asphalt prices sink paving plans
• Regional Briefs 7/27/2011
• Man accused in prison inmate beating withdraws guilty plea
• Police: Scranton man taken to CMC attacked EMT, nurse, ER tech
• Scranton City Council overrides mayor's veto on pool fee, approves zoning change legislation
• CORRECTION
• 13-year-old charged for holding knife to sister's throat
• Two Dunmore women accused of stealing shoes in Scranton
• South Scranton woman assaulted in Hill Section
• Recent Johnson College Promotions
• Postal Service could shutter some offices
• Water main repaired, intersection open in Carbondale
• Suspect sought in break-in at National Guard facility
• Kanjorski raises his own rent
• More than 20 horses believed dead in blaze
• Six months into year, Scranton's financial picture remains bleak
• Boy, 12, dies after being struck by tree limb during off-road ride
• Throop borough pushes special meeting in August
• Regional Briefs 7/26/2011
• Partial FAA shutdown might affect tower work at local airport
• West Side stabbing suspect in custody
• Old Forge school district keeps eight teachers
• Airport board explores changing oversight structure
• Man facing indecent exposure charges
• City man accused of stealing metal cable
• Three Lackawanna County residents promoted within state police
• Student performance may be considered in state teacher evaluations
• Drafts shed light on commission workings
• Israeli diplomat offers cooperation here
• Wayne County Court Notes 7/26/2011
• Defendants sentenced in Lackawanna County Court
• Schemel Forum’s University for a Day Focuses on America and the World
• Police: Early morning traffic stop turns up stolen handgun
• Parents, teenage son suffer serious injuries in Sunday night crash
• Construction of tower at Avoca airport on hold
• Marywood Named a 2011 Great College to Work For
• Family Coalition honors Parents of the Year
• Scranton fundraiser benefits Hill Section garden
• Peckville Baptist congregation buys former Assembly of God property
• Visitors Center fails to live up to vision
• N.Y. ushers in same-sex marriage
• Jason Corazzi Memorial Poker Run raises over $9,000
• Judge Pesota's office to move
• Congolese man to speak to the women of Scranton
• Vehicle believed involved in hit-and-run reported stolen
• Copper wire stolen from electric company
• Fundraiser planned for crash victim
• Woman dies in Luzerne County lake
• Wayne County crash victim identified
• Funeral notices for July 25, 2011
• Race brings local breast cancer survivors together
• Community events list, 7/25/11
• Horses injured, missing, barn leveled after fire strikes Abington farm
• Abington area fire fighters battle barn blaze on horse farm
• Dimock man drowns in river near Tunkhannock
• Soaring costs, shrinking reimbursements led to proposed partnerships for Scranton hospitals
• Natural gas use recommendation spurs debate
• Election many months away, but new ads target Rep. Lou Barletta
• Sidewalk collapses in downtown Scranton
• Marcellus debated at mayor's conference
• Two killed in separate Wayne County crashes
• Janet Evans workers' compensation claim still open
• Comedian slated for Parents Day event today
• Events for Railfest 11 announced
• Man locks girlfriend in closet
• With heat, new records abound
• Wilkes-Barre schools eyes nonprofits for financial support
• Eric Schloendorn awarded Eagle Scout
• Peter A. Dorn awarded Juris Doctorate
• Program promotes buying local
• The Week in review, July 17-24, 2011
• Funeral notices for July 24, 2011
• Test your knowledge of the week's news: July 17-23
• Defending Marriage
• Draw to stage earned M.B. Comerford sparkling reputation
• Late Mayor Segilia honored with street name
• Fire displaces five in South Side
• Firefighters train for airport emergency
• Novena celebrates region's immigrant roots with foreign language masses
• Fired Lackawanna County worker receives $200,000 in settlement
• Excessive heat ties record
• Cordaro defends borrowing by administration
• Successor emerging for Dickson City bookstore
• Packed house treated to first-rate twang
• Malcolm Muir, prominent judge dies at 96
• Female sex predator sentenced
• Social Security office cuts hours
• Novena Mass for the sick offers hope and consolation
• Alleged serial arsonist ordered to undergo mental health evaluation
• Correction
• Memorial fundraiser raises $1,750 for gravestone
• City woman arrested for fake prescriptions
• Airport holding training exercise today
• Scranton police announce plans for National Night Out
• Man incarcerated for theft charged for burglarizing bar
• Regional Briefs, July 23, 2011
• North Pocono teen raises awareness about rare disease through walk
• Dunmore OKs student apartment complex
• Christopher Connor, D.O earns degree from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
• Boehner withdraws from debt talks with Obama
• Shale report released to public
• First Recipient of the William and Elizabeth Burkavage Fellowship in Business Ethics and Social Responsibility Named
• Geisinger, CMC transaction to not generate new tax revenue
• REGIONAL BRIEFS, 7/22/11
• Date set for Ciavarella sentencing
• GOP reps blast Obama on debt limit
• Local groups help to get a headstone for toddler killed in crash
• Senate leader thinks pooling is deal-breaker
• Counties receive reduced human services fund cut
• Massive debt driving county fiscal woes
• Pa. School Boards Association teams up with Yankees in records' fight
• Three arrested in raid of Dunmore home
• Hottest day of year keeps locals inside
• Scranton man accused of stealing $70,000 from parents' account while teller at West Scranton bank
• Late Moosic Borough mayor to be honored Saturday
• Scranton police target West and South sides in saturation patrol
• Police: Scranton man drove truck into car, pushed it for 136 feet
• Car reported stolen outside Capouse Avenue bar
• Police: Throop man admitted to stealing auto parts for beer money
• Former congressman keeping options open for 2012
• Fire in West Scranton displaces three
• Penn State Worthington Scranton Schedules Last Summer Open House
• Ciavarella to be sentenced Aug. 11
• Virginia murder suspect picked up in Scranton
• Scranton police looking for man accused of indecent assault of a 14-year-old
• Police: Throop man admitted to stealing auto parts for beer money
• Campers get a taste of life as a state trooper
• Home-rule charter a step closer in Pittston
• Literacy programs look to continue despite cuts
• Industry study: Marcellus economic impact "dramatic"
• Geisinger plans organ transplants in Scranton
• County facing $13.55 million shortfall in 2012
• Regional Briefs, July 21, 2011
• Lakeland OKs activities contracts
• Kane hires Randol to run AG campaign
• Namedropper, 7/21/11
• City, school officials eye former West Scranton school for a new park
• Mount Airy fined for underage gamblers
• New York man walk to raise awareness for ALS
• Dunmore police catch alleged copper thief in the act
• Helping others keep cool as temperatures rise
• Troopers probe attempted suicide at prison
• Several police departments targeting aggressive driving today
• State police high-speed pursuits drop
• Wyoming County clears way for storage facility
• Expert: Dallas district schools distance safe from proposed pipeline
• Man slashed at Scranton park
• Abington Heights, Scranton superintendents reviewing PSSA cheating report
• Finn McCool's faces liquor code violation citation
• Dunmore police catch alleged copper thief in the act
• Medical college building opens it doors
• Mayor vetoes Nay Aug pool-fee legislation
• Identity of Bushkill man who drowned in Delaware River released
• Mid Valley to reevaluate bus contract
• Officials caution senior citizens about the heat
• Car, motorcycle crash sends two to hospital
• Scranton City Council gives approval to contract for audit of Single Tax Office
• Correction
• Labor Relations Board Delays Action On Duffy Case
• Data about area hospitals
• Gasoline theft case against Occhipinti tossed out of court
• Federal grand jury hears from another Mellow staffer
• Grand jury hears from another Mellow staffer
• Geisinger enters market
• Regional Briefs, July 20, 2011
• Valley View High School hires new principal
• A look at Moses Taylor Hospital through the years
• Scranton's hospital landscape changes as CMC merges with Geisinger and CHS plans to acquire Moses Taylor
• Magazine recognizes Regional Hospital of Scranton as area's top medical facility
• Lil Wayne-fronted concert lights up mountain
• Namedropper, 7-20-2011
• Funeral notices for July 18, 2011
• Low stream flows put gas drilling water withdrawals on hold
• Magisterial District Judge nominee becomes part of the solution
• West Side woman arrested for assaulting boyfriend
• Hearing on injunction against Hotel Sun continued to late August
• Students Volunteer at Lupus Foundation Fundraiser
• What to expect in a Motor Vehicle accident case from your lawyer, Part I
• CMC, Geisinger expect merger to take about six months
• Scranton police looking for man accused of beating, tearing hair out of woman's head
• Moses Taylor pursuing sale to for-profit system
• University’s Schemel Forum Offers Collaborative Programs to Community
• REGIONAL BRIEFS, 7/19/11
• Three people dead in separate Luzerne County crashes
• Carbondale mayor getting tougher on absentee landlords
• Lackawanna County Court sentencings
• Reaction to Pittston's home-rule charter mostly positive
• Dunmore man, 28, faces drug charges
• Barletta mailings criticized
• Third name missing from memorial brought to Scranton Police Department's attention
• Airport opens bids for hangar road project
• A look at Community Medical Center through the years
• Local priest under investigation after allegations of furnishing alcohol to minors
• Correction
• Metal recycler turns over brass markers to police
• Borders closing all stores, including Dickson City location
• Students hope for chance at success
• Dickson City officer dragged by suspect trying to flee
• Two bridges in Scranton causing increasing alarm
• Sen. Casey announces development funding
• Hotel Sun again cited for liquor law violations
• Scranton man arrested for assaulting woman twice over weekend
• Report: Rigali out in Philly diocese
• Geisinger, CMC make plans to merge
• Scranton teenager suffers extensive injuries in overnight rollover
• Water restored after broken main on Ash Street
• Water main break closes parts of Scranton streets
• At least 1 hurt in midnight rollover
• Rolling Thunder's 600 motorcyclists ride through county for veteran's center
• Scranton hosts mayor's conference this week
• Jermyn mayor: Roads, flood control top priorities
• Faithful flock to Green Energy Fair in Scranton
• Man airlifted to hospital after crash
• Former Luzerne County Controller Steve Flood dies
• Man faces charges after fleeing Scranton crash
• Man arrested in assaults on bathroom attendant, police officers
• Transportation panel to vote today
• Hundreds attend first Mass of Solemn Novena to St. Ann in Scranton
• For summer fun, most costs up
• Police, skaters celebrate together at improved West Scranton park
• Community events list, 7/18/11
• Hundreds of 'dream' cars on display at Scranton area show
• Night of yoga aids Argonish ride/wounded vets
• Doctorate: Gretchen D. Guzek, M.D., M.P.H.
• Funeral notices for July 18, 2011
• Honor rolls for Monday, July 18, 2011
• Lead doctor says Mubarak did not have stroke
• London police chief quits over hacking ties
• Casey Anthony freed from Fla. jail
• Local football team raising awareness of pancreatic cancer
• Jackson St. Skate Park block party draws a crowd
• Volunteers help clean Scranton river trail
• Clean-Up Crew revitalizes South Scranton
• Red Cross: Lowest blood supplies in more than a decade
• Bishop Timlin celebrates 60 years as a priest
• Man in hospital after being hit by SUV
• Transportation commission planning hearings
• Scranton police conduct saturation sweep Friday
• Police warn about credit-card fraud
• South Abington police to hold fishing derby
• Issues confront PA same-sex couples who decide to marry
• The Bufalino file: A look inside the massive FBI paper trail on NEPA's most notorious mobster
• The Bufalino file: A look inside the FBI paper trail on NEPA's most notorious mobster
• Novena to offer grief workshops and counseling for first time
• Life Flight celebrates 30 years
• Civil War exhibit making the rounds
• Veterans
• Commonwealth Medical College students shadow doctors
• Namedropper, 7-17-2011
• Colo. woman accused of groping TSA agent in Ariz.
• Bald eagle saved by Oregon vet's mouth-to-beak CPR
• Early 'Carmageddon' traffic in L.A. moving smoothly
• Ex-principal charged with $87,000 theft
• Marcellus Shale panel recommends generic impact fee
• At the car wash:
• Alliance Landfill prepares to take drilling waste
• Scranton couple sues Single Tax Office over payment
• 'Miscommunication' leads to police surrounding home
• Farmers Market up and running in Scranton
• Friends of the Poor receives $2,500 grant
• Fundraiser a home run at PNC Field
• Clarks Summit woman charged in pill theft
• Pocono Mountain Regional Police receive accreditation
• Moosic man charged for stealing money, jewelry from parents
• Residents in Scranton neighborhood offer views on Perry Avenue park proposal
• Marywood runs science camp for children
• The region in brief, July 16, 2011
• Man sentenced for pot growing
• Tip leads city police to second alleged delivery driver robber
• Throop plans special meeting on gas-drilling waste
• Peckville's Shopa-Davy VFW Post plans Chicken BBQ
• LACKAWANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES 7/16/11
• Johnson College Representatives Visit Chesapeake Energy
• AP: Inmates' families claim salmonella at prison
• Judge Edwin Kosik marks 25 years on federal bench today
• The region in brief, July 15, 2011
• FBI probing Mid Valley School District bus contract
• Hallows fans herald Harry's last hurrah
• Scranton man says elementary school project damaged his house
• Dunmore residents react to approval of morgue location lease
• Scranton man chokes daughter, nails door shut, police say
• Bishop to celebrate 60 years as priest
• Several Operation Sunset defendants appear in court for hearings
• Funeral notices for July 15, 2011
• Fans turn out on steamy afternoon to get 'Warped' at Montage
• Fire in 1000 block of Cedar displaces nine
• At South Side fire, homeowners try to pick up pieces
• Namedropper, 7-15-2011
• John Mark takes oath as Jermyn mayor
• John Mark takes oath as Jermyn mayor
• Pa. orders probes, new analysis of test scores
• Little Sisters of the Poor host carnival
• Tunkhannock OKs teacher contract
• SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES
• Pizza delivery driver delivers Scranton police to alleged robber
• Corbett blames teacher layoffs on school districts
• Former Dunmore gas dealer arrested, accused of $500k theft
• 19th Annual Johnson College Open Results
• Prosecutors oppose new trial for Munchak
• Tunkhannock OKs teachers contract with pay freeze
• Wyoming County Court Notes, 7/14/11
• Truck slides into creek; man hurt
• Residents impacted by Ivy Park contamination urged to connect to waterline
• Superintendents get first look at cheating report
• Five displaced in South Scranton fire
• Ninety-eight percent of medical students pass licensing exam
• Fired Lackawanna County employee to be reinstated
• Correction
• Scranton man waives hearing in alleged attack, fleeing police
• Olyphant man arrested for alleged attack on wife seeking divorce
• Charges bound over for man accused of forcing himself on girl
• The region in brief, July 14, 2011
• Taylor Borough appoints new chief of police
• Woman sentenced for theft from corpse
• Pa. liquor bill would give grocery stores, large retailers share of sales
• Campaign launched to heal paralyzed lion in Brazil
• State police investigating shots fired in Benton Twp.
• Man injured as truck rolls into creek in Carbondale
• Commissioners approve lease for morgue in Dunmore
• Ocean Logistics to close; about 200 will lose jobs
• India: Terror attack kills 17, wounds 81 in Mumbai
• Johnson College Plans Backyard Bash for Young Alumni
• Lackawanna College trustees hope to name new president early next year
• The region in brief, July 13, 2011
• Under new ownership, Smith's reopens for dinner
• Few answers as Scott Sewer Authority faces public's questions
• Feds hand former principal's case over to Lackawanna County DA
• Scranton City Council passes pool legislation, introduces legislation for audit of Single Tax Office
• PennDOT receives $13.5M for I-80 interchange work
• Bolus hearing in limbo
• Woman accused of assault, leaving threatening messages
• Scranton man jailed after allegedly punching his wife
• EOTC moves to new office
• Scranton Police Officer accused of assault, riot, called 'bully with a badge' in court
• Former Mellow political consultant testifies before grand jury
• Comments on DRBC drilling rules show state and federal agencies divided on oversight
• Namedropper, 7-13-2011
• Debt-ridden Powell faces loss of estate home
• Moosic council seeks stricter regulation on ATVs
• Boating under the influence now a felony in PA
• Funeral notices for July 13, 2011
• Camp immerses students in world of railroading
• Man's genitals cut off, put through garbage disposal
• Sr. Mariam Pfeifer Shares Music with Deaf Children
• Troopers identify woman, 56, as fatal fire victim
• Top Senate Republican proposes giving president unilateral debt-increase powers
• Johnsonian Summer 2011 Issue Available Now
• 92nd Commencement
• 19th Annual Johnson College Open
• The region in brief, July 12, 2011
• Newton sets Sept. 19 gas-law hearing date
• Mine subsidence in Mayfield filled
• Washington Plaza gets certificate of occupancy
• Graffiti mars entryway at Clarks Summit Elementary School
• Shale commission faces votes
• County-led co-op purchasing alliance to seek first bids
• Ex-Riverside coach pleads guilty to corruption of minors, gets house arrest
• Dunmore council mostly mum on manager
• CTC names new committee chairman
• DEP to host meeting on Abingtons contamination
• Former union chief faces embezzlement
• Lackawanna College president to announce retirement
• Funeral notices for July 12, 2011
• Scranton woman allegedly damaged Lafayette Street home
• Campaign note, July 12, 2011
• Orientation Begins for Scranton’s Class of 2015
• University of Scranton College Democrats Receive National Award
• Woman assaulted in West Side
• Hill Section man claimed stabbing occurred after road rage incident
• Police: West Scranton man jumped on way home Sunday morning
• Obama challenges GOP to compromise on debt
• Two drivers from Mulberry Street Goodfellas robbed in less than two weeks
• Advocates aim to lift Sunday hunting ban
• Woman who lost son in car crash now fights distracted driving
• Scranton Parking Authority concerned over redirection of parking meter revenue
• Hundreds of volunteers needed to build Waverly playground
• Multi-vehicle I-80 crash shuts down traffic
• Susquehanna County teen dies in electrical accident in Wilkes-Barre
• Emerald ash borer found in Wyoming County
• Brothers charged in Scranton stabbing incident
• Scranton street with two names
• Evans true to country roots at Mohegan
• Events mark 232nd anniversary of the Battle of Minisink
• Temple Hesed fair promotes conservation awareness
• Community events list, 7/11/11
• Bhutanese-Nepali introductory cultural program held at Scranton High
• Funeral notices for July 11, 2011
• Reflective signs required by 2018, but cities, boroughs stuck with bill
• Local cemeteries see rise in bronze decoration thefts
• Firefighters battle blazes in North Scranton, Olyphant
• Fire fighters battle blaze in North Scranton
• Community events list, 7/11/11
• In Luzerne County, SPCA struggles with demand for its services
• Fundraiser for teen's foundation expected to raise $25,000
• Funeral notices for July 10, 2011
• Namedropper, 7/10/11
• Festival of Unity brings cultures together
• Novena brings "heart and soul" of Passionists to West Scranton
• Woman stabbed after trying to break up fight between brothers
• Part of Cedar Avenue to close Monday
• Man arrested after allegedly stealing scrap metal
• Crash causes 1-mile backup on I-84
• Honor rolls
• Flood waters ruin more than homes in devastated Plymouth
• Remembering Sister M. Coleman Nee, IHM
• Housing for seniors a bright spot in county's social services, official says
• Locals praised former first lady for bravery in face of addiction, cancer
• Volunteers help spruce up trail, historic home in Scranton
• Residents look to preserve church cemetery records
• Bishops, nuns, rabbis debate fracking
• Sister M. Coleman, former Marywood University president, dies at 93
• Sister Coleman, former Marywood president, dies at 93
• News Quiz, 7/10/11
• Though she blasts Casey Anthony - and the jury that found her not guilty - Nancy Grace owes her a lot
• Power outage in Dickson City snarls traffic
• Woman trains local dogs for champion status in 82nd dog show
• State budget cuts hit literacy program
• The region in brief, July 9, 2011
• Autopsy reveals no traumatic injuries in Knoebels death
• Lawsuit against county controller settled
• Farmers spruce up market for opening next week
• Candidates to get briefings on Lackawanna County finances
• Upvalley drug sweep nets more than $13G worth of cocaine, crack, other drugs
• Charges filed after fight over burned rice in Blakely
• State court dismisses Bolus complaint
• COLTS LAND OPTION EXTENDED FIVE YEARS
• Clarks Summit businessman offers to help send kids with cancer to camp
• Domestic dispute call leads to meth lab discovery, dismantling
• Woman pleads guilty in plot to kill informant
• Man accused of snagging diamond ring, valuables from locker room
• Potential revenue shortfalls for Scranton becoming more likely
• Pike County man jailed for brutal assault of wife
• New homeschooling program comes to region
• Main Street Bridge repairs could begin this month
• Funeral notices for July 9, 2011
• Police: Drunk woman drove with man on hood for two blocks, two-year-old in car seat
• Police: Man fled fight in handcuffs, called his own cell phone to arrange a surrender with police
• Domestic dispute call leads to meth lab discovery, dismantling
• Police: Man in holding cell rips sprinkler head from ceiling, floods part of police headquarters
• 'America's Next Top Model' seeks another star in Montage casting call
• Keyser Valley neighbors raise roadwork concerns
• Illegal immigrant found guilty after federal trial in Scranton
• Carbondale hosts beauty, health and wellness fair
• Pennsylvania Housing Finance Authority ceases program to help homeowners facing foreclosure
• Scranton mayor issues veto on council legislation for lifeguards at Novembrino pool complex
• Diocese announces reassignments
• Finn McCool's owner petitions court to open kitchen for catering business
• Flood insurance to decrease for Scranton residents required to have it
• Suspect sought after cab driver robbed at gunpoint Thursday morning
• Scranton's growing Bhutanese-Nepali population hopes to fit in
• Murder site gets tidied up
• Old Forge man faces pill charges
• Man busted for child porn while in state prison
• Blakely man jailed for allegedly pulling gun on Taylor man
• The region in brief, July 8, 2011
• Victim of bear mauling identified
• New law toughens Sunshine Law penalties
• Cordaro gets more time to file post-trial motions
• Police: Drunken ATV driver had crack pipe in his backpack
• Casey Anthony to be free next Wednesday
• Casey Anthony sentenced to four years
• Binghamton opens doors to same-sex couples
• Former PA regulators waiting for the teeth in New York drilling rules
• Regional Briefs 7/7/2011
• Clarks Summit council mulls candy ban for parades
• Honor rolls, 7/7/11
• Carbondale doctor barred from fed programs
• Pool-fee hike, solicitor's salary roil city waters
• Elliott to step down from South Side revitalization post
• Correction
• Another fallen officer missing from Scranton police memorial
• Man found half-naked in hallway
• On July 7 in NEPA
• Funeral notices for July 7, 2011
• Factoryville breast cancer survivor one of many in 'Gallery of Hope'
• Preliminary hearing postponed on couple accused of killing their newborn in Wayne County
• Teenage girl located after search at Lackawanna State Park
• Man found dead, body mauled by bear
• Authority reviews Fell's Morse Ave. bridge connection
• Community events list, 7/7/11
• Alleged crack cocaine kingpin's motion for bail reduction denied
• Alleged Pittston Avenue shooter waives preliminary hearing
• Alleged burglar caught at grocery store waives hearing
• Graduates Commissioned as Second Lieutenants
• Scranton’s Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi Names Teacher of the Year
• Staff Appointments at The University of Scranton
• Family Day draws hundreds in Jessup
• Five people face charges related to crash that killed two Susquehanna County teens
• Five people face charges related to crash that killed to Susquehanna County teens
• Community events list, 7/6/11
• Opinions vary on expansion of state's Castle Doctrine
• Regional Briefs 7/6/2011
• Dozen dogs, cat, safe after rescue from trailer
• Court clears demolition of Prescott Ave. property
• Shuttered Honesdale school felled by wreckers following collapse
• Covington defers on library donation
• Honor roll, 7/6/2011
• Cops: Teen was driving 75 mph in city rollover crash
• Scranton Police Detective stumbles upon suspect
• Council targets Nay Aug pool fees
• Correction
• Priest changes planned for St. peter's Cathedral
• Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement cites Hotel Sun for violation
• Welfare overhaul under way
• Tenth fallen officer's name to be added to police department memorial
• Funeral Notices 7/6/2011
• Local attorneys analyze Anthony verdict
• Munchak files motion for new trial
• BP Wind Energy enters into purchase agreements for proposed Mehoopany Wind Farm
• Casey reports $3M on hand for '12 Senate campaign
• Open House Scheduled
• Police: Car stolen in Hill Section
• Scranton police investigating car break-in spree in South Side
• Scranton police looking for man who assaulted two West Side women
• Funeral Notices 7/5/2011
• New Lackawanna prison warden wants systematic change
• System putting strain on cops
• Patriotism on parade
• Group moving foward with plans for multi-use trail from Clarks Summit to Dalton
• Summer dippers must heed drowning risk
• Meredith Hose Company planning centennial celebration
• Abingtons park still waiting on word about six-figure state grant
• Teen killed in I-81 crash
• Man charged with exposure
• Cops say man assaulted wife with golf club
• Cops: Man exposes himself at store
• Public parks a blast on the Fourth of July
• Plymouth residents reeling from flash floods
• Community events list, 7/5/11
• Wayne County Court Notes 7/7/2011
• Honor rolls
• Budget causes summer school programs to see changes
• Lackawanna County seeks concert promoter at Toyota Pavilion
• Lunch program aids 2,100 Scranton children daily
• Summer reading improves fall grades
• Woman cited for trespassing at Mount Airy
• Flooding mud, water damage section of Plymouth
• Man charged after Blakely dirt bike crash
• 65th annual Back Mountain auction opens Thursday
• Man dies in Wayne County UTV crash
• Opportunities, challenges with homeless veterans
• Rest stop makeovers loom in future
• Power, phone outages repaired at Scranton Times building
• Local hot dog production beefed up during holiday weekend
• Honorary diploma brings 96-year-old distinction decades after dropping out of Old Forge schools
• Clipboard 7/4/2011
• Church puts muscle into holiday celebration
• Philharmonic, fireworks bring thousands to Scranton's downtown
• Drowning suspected in death of man found in Slocum Park lake
• Fireworks set Southside man off who discharges weapon
• Man sought for assaulting two women in West Scranton
• Natural gas industry spent $3.5M on lobbying in 2010
• Home rule committee plans ethics code
• Authorities to turn Facebook into public safety tool
• Pocono Downs race-fixer pointed to "Whitey" Bulger in gang
• Hundreds turn out for 'Tribute to our Military'
• Scranton residents push for demolition of blighted Prescott Avenue property
• Borough manager laid off in Dunmore
• Boat stolen in Coolbaugh Twp.
• Olyphant pharmacy break-in investigated
• N.J. fugitive arrested in Olyphant after more than 15 years
• Man jailed after allegedly exposing himself
• Two face felony riot charges for Scranton incident
• POLICE BLOTTER 7/3/2011
• Fun, food and fireworks throughout area
• Hatchery providing water for gas wells
• Area's Speaker of the House had "high ideals"
• Independence Day Concert
• Pennsylvania surplus at $785 million
• Intermediate unit sunshine law wins final approval
• Summer jobs for mayor's kin raise hackles in Wilkes-Barre
• Artists take to the streets of Scranton
• South Scranton sees commercial life in Prospect Avenue block
• Scranton woman sues city and businesses over condemned home
• Six University of Scranton students earn prestigious Fulbright awards
• Scranton Sewer Authority employee used authority backhoe to do private job
• Two face drug charges after Dunmore traffic stop
• Scranton DPW off July 4
• Man charged with cheating at Mohegan Sun
• Scranton women involved in melee
• Burglar makes off with cash register, $2.25
• Regional Briefs 7/2/2011
• Lackawanna County Court Notes 7/2/2011
• Community events list, 7/2/11
• Police Blotter 7/2/2011
• Bridge that carries West Linden Street over railroad moving closer to fix
• AAA: High gas prices thinning travel crowd
• Hospitals prepared for holiday-related injuries
• Shriver files to divorce Schwarzenegger
• Cops release photos of suspects in carjacking, beating of Nanticoke mayor
• Regional Briefs 7/1/2011
• Pittson Area budget brings tax increase
• Affiliation may be option for medical college
• Throop seeks ban on Marcellus waste as landfill cover
• Sentencing wait not out of norm
• Municipalities react to North Pocono Library's request for funding
• Neighborhood group eyes revitalization of West Scranton skate park
• Carbondale Area holds the line on taxes, but cuts spread across budget
• Man in prison in Scranton gunshot case
• Swimming fees increase at Nay Aug Park
• Bannon to receive Junior League/SAF Alperin Award
• COLTS won't run on holiday
• Safety breaks set at rest areas for holiday weekend
• Shale impact fee push sputters out
• Funeral Notices 7/1/2011
• Corbett signs budget
• Mulberry Tower Apartments in Scranton celebrates 30 years
• Transportation company eyes NEPA air travelers for planned ground shuttles
• Toomey the wealthiest among local reps
• Honor rolls, 7/1/2011
• Part of legislative surplus earmarked
• Tunkhannock makes tough choices with $42.2 million budget
• Selenski wants to drop lawyer, represent himself
• Bishop reveals vision document for Diocese of Scranton
• Scranton Sewer Authority says low bids contained inaccuracies, incomplete information
• Scranton cop, co-defendant charged with riot for night club fight
• American Flag committee plans for July 4 event at Nay Aug Park
• Scranton Chief makes off-duty bust
• Text messaging turns ugly
• State police investigating handgun theft outside gun club
• Arrest made in domestic dispute
• Smallacombe suit raises issues
• Lackawanna County judge asked state to review guardian system for children
• Regional Briefs 6/30/2011
• Kingston woman accused of propositioning undercover Scranton cop
• Heart explodes on stage at Montage gig with Def Leppard
• Man charged in sword fight
• Eagle Scout: Matthew O'Boyle
• LACKAWANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES 6/30/2011
• Community events list, 6/30/11
• Council president to take over as Jermyn mayor
• Poorer students to be hurt more with state budget, officials say
• Man found guilty of brutal killing
• Regional Briefs, Wednesday, June 29, 2011
• Gas drilling briefs 6/29/2011
• Local businesses relieved Layton Road bridge near finished
• Scranton City Council passes legislation to pay for lifeguards at a city pool
• Munchak rejected lighter sentence in plea deal
• United Way leader: Budget balanced on backs of poor
• Bruce A. Smallacombe Profile
• Sewer authority challenged on bid award
• Hearing continued for Scranton cop accused of assault
• Scranton police looking for man accused of choking mother, her roommate
• Attempted prison escape foiled in Wayne County
• Hole in bridge patched
• Police: Pizza delivery driver robbed at gunpoint in South Scranton
• Scranton woman nabbed in prostitution sting
• Funeral Notices 6/28/2011
• Lackawanna Trail approves $18.1M budget with tax increase for some
• Methodist pastor surrenders clergy credentials after sexual abuse allegations
• Natural gas levy vote pulled from state House agenda
• New natural gas lease guide available for landowners
• Jury finds Riccardi guilty of first-degree murder
• A.J. Munchak's attorney representing alleged kingpin of gang brought down in Operation Sunset
• Bruce Smallacombe appointed commissioner
• Money bag stolen from Scranton hotel
• Regional Briefs 6/28/2011
• Forest City district raises Wayne taxes, says goodbye to Vadella
• Region's unemployment rate increases to 8.7 percent in April
• NEPA schools still lose $51.5 million in revamped Corbett budget
• Fallen concrete leaves hole in bridge
• Operation Sunset defendants appear in Central Court
• Churches start a week of service projects
• Riverside replaces Bieber as CTC representative
• Suspicion of drug activity leads to finding stolen car
• Police: Man approached cops to report domestic dispute, arrested for beating girlfriend
• Lookout for wanted man turns to drug arrest
• Marino in Europe on Foreign Affairs trip
• Funeral Notices 6/28/2011
• DOCTORATE: Marissa Famularo
• Valley View OKs budget with no tax hike
• Aging agency distributes farmers market vouchers
• Peckville residents busted in heroin investigation
• WAYNE COUNTY COURT NOTES 6/28/2011
• Community events list, 6/28/11
• Police Blotter 6/28/2011
• Final state budget clears first vote
• Court expected to appoint new commissioner Tuesday
• Johnson College to Host Blood Drive
• Chief Duffy makes drug arrest on crime watch bike ride
• Insurance companies are not always reassuring
• Corruption fault of the officials or the system?
• Gushers show shale's potential
• Local cancer study finds incidence of lung cancer higher than national average
• Final state budget push starting Monday
• Jermyn priest is presenter at international Prison Fellowship Convocation
• Final Masses said at two Wilkes-Barre churches
• Community events list, 6/27/11
• Police Blotter 6/27/2011
• Hill homes open historic doors to Scranton
• Lincoln, Doherty dine at Civil War commemoration's finale
• Concert ends well-attended Carbondale festival on high note
• Festival of Unity set July 9 at Nay Aug
• Lithuanian Day at Anthracite Museum July 31
• Nanticoke mayor beaten, carjacked
• New Jersey man treated and released after crashing motorcycle on I-380
• Funeral Notices 6/27/2011
• Pets join owners in Bark for Life cancer fundraiser
• Michael Jackson 'Thriller' jacket fetches $1.8M
• Grading Our Schools: two districts outperform others
• Amid scandal, Republicans hope to regroup
• Local EMT honored at national event
• Cow returns to do his deed in Throop
• Residents, officials recall devastating 2006 floods in Scranton
• Re-enactors put on history lesson at Nay Aug
• Lincoln re-enactor highlight of Civil War activities
• Man accused of copper theft
• State warns consumers of online loan scam
• Burglar makes off with jewelry
• Police: Teen gambler caught capping bets
• Rainfall record was set for region Thursday
• Namedropper 6/26/2011
• Honor Rolls 6/26/2011
• Graduates 6/26/2011
• Funeral Notices 6/26/2011
• Last coal breaker could be sold for scrap
• News Quiz 6/26/2011
• Cordaro, Munchak didn't need paper or prosecution - they sank their own ship
• Local history: Lackawanna Iron & Coal leaves Scranton
• Three picked for open Republican county commissioner spot
• Mich. plane crash kills survivor of earlier crash
• Chinese crested-Chihuahua mix deemed 'ugliest dog'
• FBI takes over investigation into vandalism at Hughes' funeral home
• Harrisburg may make Pa. bars a little happier
• County could seek money from Munchak, Cordaro
• New school choice push as spring session wraps up
• Bill would allow Sunday motorcycle sales
• Civil War back in focus
• Summer program helps Hispanic high schoolers prepare for college
• Contractor's property seized in default case
• Man discharges gun after bear approaches 2-year-old
• Regional Briefs 6/25/2011
• Scranton Sewer Authority files lawsuit against two companies
• Layton Road bridge slated to open soon
• Insurance company wants out of school district bullying case
• Artists in Carbondale show off their handiwork
• Jessup blaze displaces three
• Police: Man didn't pay for hotel room
• Homeless man charged in theft
• Scranton man faces charges for child porn
• Crime Watch, Chief Duffy to take bike ride through West Side
• On June 25 in NEPA
• Peter Falk, TV's rumpled Columbo, has died
• Hot Coffee: The truth behind the McDonald's hot coffee case
• Authorities bust Luzerne County meth ring
• Audio: Hear FBI recordings of Cordaro conversations
• Namedropper 6/24/2011
• On June 24 in NEPA
• 'Purple prism traps' clustered along roadsides in ash borer battle
• State police looking for suspect in assault
• South Side man charged with rape
• Carbondale volunteers show off their handiwork
• Tunkhannock bus collision sends four to hospital
• Mariani judgeship confirmation vote could come in July
• Letter carrier foils break-in at mother's home
• Funeral notices for June 24, 2011
• Regional Briefs 6/24/2011
• Thursday morning rains lash area
• Abington Heights superintendent plans to air union grievances at public meetings
• Yoga headed to Courthouse Square
• Scranton man accused of credit card fraud
• State police on the prowl for drunken drivers this weekend
• Free swimming for kids at Nay Aug pool Tuesday
• Basement fire displaces three in North Scranton
• American Bar Association: Pa. should reconsider handling of judicial ethics cases
• Corbett signs bath salts ban
• Scranton police looking for stabbing suspect
• Basement fire displaces three in North Scranton
• Authorities searching Luzerne County properties for meth
• Three in custody following Luzerne County meth searches
• Paving project at Layton Road postponed to Saturday
• Millionaire Toomey lags U.S. Senate
• Munchak resigns, GOP plans for replacement
• Yudichak spearheads impact fee proposal
• Juror: Cordaro/Munchak deals 'business as usual'
• Lackawanna County hires new warden for prison
• Hiring of MV officials' kin as teachers draws fire
• Officials locked up for muscular dystrophy
• Corrections
• Carbondale man arrested after allegedly assaulting a woman
• Police: Man attacks girlfriend after accusations of infidelity
• Scott Twp. seeks additional sewer customers
• Regional Briefs 6/23/2011
• Lakeland accepts coach's resignation, OKs budget with no tax hike
• No tax increase for 2011-12 at Abington Heights
• Paving to begin at Layton Road and state Routes 6 and 11
• Namedropper 6/23/2011
• On June 23 in NEPA
• Cordaro's conviction likely will cost him law license
• Tornado hits Louisville near Churchill Downs
• Self-help author convicted of negligent homicide in Ariz. sweat-lodge deaths
• Robbery story disproved, three charged for conspiracy
• Lackawanna County Prison Board hires new warden
• Vandalism, lewdness in parks prompt action in Old Forge
• Scranton City Council tables zoning change legislation
• Abington Heights officials asking judge to vacate arbitration award involving teacher
• Fourth man charged in Scranton police officer assault case
• Drug deal caught on security camera catches two alleged dealers
• Scranton man faces jail time for sexual assaults
• Black bear spotted in South Scranton
• Man makes off with $27,000 ring in Tannersville
• HONOR ROLLS 6/22/2011
• Dickson City Crime Watch focuses on Megan's Law
• COLTS unveils smaller buses for light routes, college service
• Clinton Twp. zoners give blessing to private school plan
• Cordaro/Munchak facade crashes down around them
• Reaction: Voters can erase 'black mark' left by Cordaro and Munchak
• Jurors get starring role in Tuesday's proceedings
• Jury speaks in Cordaro and Munchak trial
• Trial Quotes
• Munchak to resign today
• Regional Briefs 6/22/2011
• NEIU board hires Lamanna, replaces solicitor
• Video: Cordaro and Munchak react
• Congressman Tom Marino introduces "Preserving Hometown Pharmacies Act"
• FDA issues graphic cigarette labels
• Judge rejects motion compelling journalist to reveal source in Dunmore case
• Marino promotes bill to bolster independent pharmacies
• Keystone program gives science teachers grounding in hands-on techniques
• All but one car-seat inspection found incorrect installation
• New unemployment compensation law provides workshare plan
• Scranton girl advances in Pokémon event
• University of Scranton student needs votes to get playground for Scranton kids
• Fundraiser at Kilcoyne's aids Leukemia and Lymphoma society
• Wallenpaupack class of 2011 listed
• Tasers benefit Throop police
• Regional Briefs 6/21/2011
• U.S. Supreme Court vacates judgment against Duryea Borough
• Lackawanna County narrows search for permanent warden to one person
• As federal income limits rise, more people qualify for housing help
• Dunmore School Board OKs 2011-12 budget with 1.8% tax increase
• Carbondale approves second inspection company
• Relatives claim house-death body
• Three Lackawanna County municipalities receive DEP grants
• Red Cross calling for Type O negative blood donors
• Supreme Court rules against former Duryea chief
• Internet minders approve big rise in domain names
• Bishop pays tribute to first responders at Blue Mass
• County has long history of scandal
• Carbondale homes will be repaired by teen missionaries
• Celebration marks 125th anniversary of first Scranton trolley ride
• Expect more road work on Business Route 6 in the next year
• Volunteers needed to help cancer patients with rides
• Heat, humidity to return this week
• Autopsy today for Susquehanna County crash victim
• Scranton woman injured in accidental shooting
• Man jailed after stabbing outside Bartonsville restaurant
• Funeral notices for June 20, 2011
• Church closes; parishioners keep light on
• Carbondale art festival now three days
• The charges against Robert C. Cordaro and A.J. Munchak
• Community events list, 6/20/11
• Blue Cross launches insurance plan that may save employers, employees money
• Will corruption trial lead to change?
• Boy's private life allowed alleged abuse to continue for years
• Sugarland rocks Toyata Pavilion
• Pool Party
• Son gives the gift of life
• Scranton police debut four-legged crime-fighting tool
• Scranton continues demolitions of blighted properties
• CORRECTION
• More than 400 pedal on bike tour
• Firefighters respond to toxic fumes from pool
• Teenager dies in I-81 crash
• Scranton police chief spots alleged drug use
• Police warn of phone scam
• Noxen snake hunters dispel myths
• Movie night attracts a crowd
• Anti-drilling group protests RiverFest
• Namedropper, 6-19-2011
• Week 2: Trial Recap
• Feedback sought on bi-county land-use plan
• Delaware Valley says goodbye to class of 2011
• Team effort saves baby
• Adversity toughens Tunkhannock grads
• Riverside grads urged to make a difference
• Scranton's federal CDBG, HOME funding received, reduced by 16.5 percent and 11.7 percent, respectively
• School's out, but the memories will linger
• Man acquitted of disarming trooper
• Western Wayne class of 2011 said goodbye on Friday night
• RiverFest kicks off with a little wet weather
• Superintendent challenges Honesdale graduates to advance their studies throughout life
• Alleged arsonist claims responsibility for closed cases
• Character witnesses backfire on Cordaro
• Final state budget push seen next week
• Day 10: Testimony wraps up in corruption trial
• Regional Briefs 6/18/2011
• Reporters's notebook
• City cites West Scranton cemetery for unsafe sidewalks and overgrown grass
• Scranton man accused in stabbing arrested
• Fugitive arrested on meth charges
• Free COLTS bus rides were big success
• McDade Park pool won't open on schedule
• Rorre Corp. pays penalty in Berlin Twp.
• Deb Johnson Receives Prestigious Karen and Lewis Gold Award
• Man wanted in alleged stabbing found
• Pennsylvania American Water Co. expects to start pipe-replacement project at end of month
• Scott Twp. sewer authority member resigns over mounting change orders
• Regional Briefs 6/17/2011
• Reporter's notebook on public corruption trial
• Day 9: Cordaro says 'I never asked anybody for money'
• Cordaro tripped up on deposit slips
• Authorities add two more blazes to alleged arsonist's rap sheet
• Airport to add Atlanta flights in September
• Safe Haven officials want to raise awareness in light of killing of infant in Wayne County
• In TV appearance, Scranton Police Chief Duffy defends his actions
• Local EMS worker to be honored
• Marriage license bureau open Saturday
• Scranton couple charged in brass thefts
• Scranton man charged for attacking father on crutches
• Class of 2011 says goodbye to Lakeland
• Scranton mayor learns from trip in Israel
• Funeral notices for June 17, 2011
• On June 17 in NEPA
• COLTS encourages public to 'dump the pump'
• Honor rolls, June 17, 2011
• Scranton cop faces charges in nightclub fight
• Interstate 81 closed in part of Luzerne County
• Tunkhannock man killed in motorcycle crash
• Funeral Notices
• Day 8: Munchak says he never pocketed money
• Munchak called on his markers
• Old Forge OKs school budget with $22 tax hike
• Abington Heights class of 2011 says farewell
• Developer cries foul over introduced legislation for zoning change in Scranton
• Hole partially swallows city dump truck
• Son's urn rescued by firefighters as blaze damages Carbondale apartment
• Corrections
• Food distribution upcoming for poor
• Scranton Planning Commission OKs new Johnson College development
• Crash ties up traffic on McDade
• Chief says shed fire was arson
• Regional Briefs 6/16/2011
• North Pocono approves $42.63 million budget
• Signs will herald neighborhood watch activities
• Coach Munchak 'proud' of uncle
• Probation status raises state aid stakes for TCMC
• WYOMING COUNTY COURT NOTES 6/16/2011
• U.S. Rep. Giffords released from Houston hospital
• Authorities seek relatives of woman found dead in Newton Twp.
• Bath salts ban bill enroute to governor
• Wilkes-Barre man charged with possessing child pornography
• Scranton officials investigate arson at shed on Tuesday
• Scranton police searching for local man for alleged stabbing
• Newton hears from gas expert on 'community rights ordinance'
• Virginia police arrest men suspected of Scranton native's stabbing death
• Cabbie robbed, cab stolen after ride to Port Jervis, N.Y.
• PIKE COUNTY COURT NOTES, 6/15/11
• LACKAWANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES 6/15/2011
• Community events list, 6/15/11
• Police Blotter 6/15/11
• $235 million for road projects slated for NEPA
• Scranton School Board appoints principals
• correction
• Scranton City Council moves to change zoning
• Scranton man drowns in Delaware River
• Admitted child pornographer, victim of brutal prison beating has sentencing continued
• Candy theft leads to drug charges
• Streaker subdued in South Side
• Day 7: Amid tales of piles of cash, prosecution prepares to rest its case today
• Regional Briefs 6/15/2011
• Threat of rain fails to dampen North Pocono pride at commencement
• Dickson City police officer suspended
• Army ditches black berets in favor of caps
• Prosecutors propose jury instructions for Cordaro/Munchak case
• Report of Scranton cab stolen at gunpoint
• Feds probe NEIU, interview Rosetti's secretary
• Police: Dead baby's father planned 'to get rid' of child
• Buying, selling themes of day at trial
• Benton approves gas well but requires independent monitor
• County 'repository list' of properties to be posted online
• Teen rescued from Susquehanna after chase, jump
• Dunmore approves land lease agreement
• Story mischaracterizes testimony
• Correction
• Lackawanna County primary election certified
• Two men arrested in Monroe County meth bust
• Five ID'd in Susquehanna wreck
• Group presses to see Wilkes-Barre church spared from closure
• Evidence in killing admitted
• Regional Briefs 6/14/2011
• Reporters' Notebook: Trial Day 6
• Trial Highlights from Day 6
• Forest City appoints new superintendent
• House approves scandal bills after debate
• Outpouring of support for local spelling bee champ
• Six University of Scranton Graduates Earn Fulbright Scholarships
• Prosecutors seek to allow IRS testimony in Cordaro/Munchak trial
• Perkins parent company files for bankruptcy protection
• 'Can't imagine St. Gregory without him'
• Pet walk raises money for Griffin Pond Animal Shelter
• Comic book conventions continues to be a draw
• Local officials welcome ban on texting while driving
• Authorities investigate train collision with ATV in Moosic
• After deluge Sunday, street flooded, tree down
• Sprinkler system helps save Duryea business
• Lightning strikes Throop home, burns siding
• Vote on gas well in Benton to be held tonight
• Walk and car show raise funds for reflex sympathetic dystrophy
• Murder trial for Riccardi starts today
• Farm preparing for blues festival
• Rising wheat prices press bakers
• Commissioners on trial: Who are these names mentioned in court?
• Rebate program targets senior property taxes
• Wyoming County to update rules for natural-gas pipelines
• Funeral Notices 6/13/2011
• More states, cities dealing with immigration
• Community events list, 6/13/11
• Merged parish celebrates first Mass
• Montrose grads more than test scores
• Elk Lake graduates 112
• Residents get free screenings at health fair
• 35k served during Greek food fest
• Podiatrist encourages Susquehanna Community grads to work hard
• Mountain View seniors get heartfelt send off
• Regulations force trucks to add dozens of miles to routes
• Kanavy named as Valley View superintendent
• Drill tests Red Cross preparedness
• Abingtons fishing derby angles for fun
• Police: Mother knew of boyfriend's plan to kill infant
• Man cited after crash in W-B
• Casey: Job training must be a priority
• No reports of tornado from storm
• Agency presents alcohol-free Girls' Night Out
• "Zinesters" hit downtown Scranton
• Funeral Notices 6/12/2011
• Tragedy strikes orphanage: 1881 fire kills 17
• Tornado warning in effect
• Local news quiz, 6/12/2011
• Veterans News 6/12/2011
• Weiner seeks leave of absence from House
• Insect expert testifies in Anthony murder trial
• House faces vote on utility upgrade costs
• Secret sex life of wealthy philanderer exposed in court
• Police allege boy sexually abused, lived in squalor in Plymouth
• Park fees causing no ruckus
• Community turns out in force for Dunmore native struggling with illness
• Scranton man faces charges after repair shop allegedly finds laptop porn
• Fire damages Wheeler Avenue apartment house
• Man arrested for taking furniture from what he thought was vacant home
• Pursuit leads to DUI arrest
• Pair of companies interested in parking meter contract
• Old Forge graduates leaving behind friends, family
• Day 5: Businessmen detail payments, campaign contributions
• Highlights of the Cordaro-Munchak trial Day 5
• DUI patrols to canvass county
• Community events list, 6/11/11
• Yudichak, Hughes bring budget-impact tour to Geisinger
• Local Red Cross volunteers practice hurricane and disaster response
• Forest City grads hear NASA success story
• Dunmore High School graduation: 'We finally made it'
• Costanzo will not testify in case against Cordaro, Munchak
• State health agency doesn't keep Marcellus database
• Father charged in homicide of newborn
• Firefighters battle fire in Hill section
• Plymouth couple charged with rape of child kept secluded from outside world
• July Calendar of Events
• Sexual Violence Prevention and Education
• 2011 Spring Deans List
• Spelling Bee champ meets Obama
• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem cuts ribbon on a new hotel
• Dorney Park plans expansion
• Salvation Army honors Muellers, Monsignor Kelly for charitable work
• Incarcerated Scranton man charged for years-old sexual assault
• Newton gas drilling committee sets mission at first meeting
• Withering heat followed by wild winds, rain
• Bob Bolus sues city zoning board
• State police in engage in one day sting
• State police crackdown on commercial haulers
• Scranton police investigating another burglary at Penn Avenue business
• Scranton detectives seek aid in identifying attempted burglar
• Scranton detectives seek aid in identifying would-be robber
• Abington Heights students enjoy a taste of the world
• Valley View Superintendent to be chosen Saturday
• NEPA Philharmonic to serenade downtown Scranton
• Small bridge for sale in Pike County
• Taylor garbage faces new restriction
• Regional Briefs 6/10/2011
• Jermyn borough to purchase F350 truck
• SPCA still seeking Luzerne County dog dumper
• DEANS LISTS
• Helmsley's millionaire dog, Trouble, dies at 12
• Weather Alert: Severe thunderstorm warning until 5:15
• New Milford apartment fire displaces 12
• NEPA woman named to state parks post; will play role in drilling leases
• Heat gripping half of U.S. expected to last for days
• Authorities look for person who ditched injured dog in garbage bag
• Williams eyes shift in pipeline equipment site
• Regional Briefs 6/9/2011
• Scarnati seeks impact fee bill vote
• Riverside students play doctor
• Man arrested for smoking crack behind the wheel with child in car
• Correction
• Day 3: Key witnesses detail cash trail
• Architect: Audubon options range from fixes to new school
• Hughes takes stand, quietly delivers damning testimony
• Bear euthanized after park-safety concerns
• Man rescued from water at Gouldsboro state park
• New York man found urinating in public, in possession of drugs
• Scranton assault suspect sought by police
• Exhibit list tantalizes; Immunity list
• Valley View's class of 2011 enters the history books
• Mid Valley graduates reminisce about past
• REPORTERS' NOTEBOOK: Trial Day 3
• TRIAL HIGHLIGHTS: Day 3
• Cordaro's long-time friend unwilling to testify
• Man with dead weasel accused of assault
• Valley View recount bid dismissed
• Lackawanna County detectives get pay raise
• Sharkey sentenced to 10 months in jail
• Teenager slashed in the face with machete in Wilkes-Barre
• Pfizer Holds Continuing Education Seminar at Johnson College
• Debut Performance of Scranton Brass Orchestra Slated for Sunday
• Dean's List Fall 2010 Additions
• Area Police Chiefs Hear About ‘Sustaining Community Policing in Tough Economic Times’ at The University of Scranton
• High School Students Win Computer Programming Contest
• Day 2: Testimony focuses on finances, ethics
• Minooka residents pack council chambers to request zoning change
• Second local priest being investigated by authorities
• Old Forge still searching for budget cuts
• Corrections 6/8/2011
• Scranton man accused of burglarizing former bath salt shop
• Scranton man allegedly slashed girlfriend's hand with key before taking her car
• Stove fire displaces three in Scranton
• Washo unburdens on the stand
• Alleged arsonist charged with 13th fire, waives court hearings
• DEP oil and gas chief touts state drilling rules and enforcement
• Bradford County woman addresses gas rally
• Reporters' Notesbook From Day 2 of Trial
• Trial Highlights Day 2
• Fastenal to build in Olyphant
• Pennsylvania Heart Gallery raises awareness of adoption needs
• Wyoming County hires VA adviser
• Tyler Memorial Hospital faces boil water advisory
• Callejas withdraws from November ballot
• Regional Briefs for 6/8/2011
• Missouri cicada ice cream seller told to cool it
• Worthington Scranton Employees Honored
• South Side pharmacy held up
• Two gamblers take AC casino for more than $11M
• NATO unleashes blistering airstrikes in Libya
• Obama: No fears of double-dip recession
• University of Scranton Student Needs Your Vote for Neighborhood Playground
• The University of Scranton Meets with Downtown Business Owners to Explore New Cooperative Initiatives
• Unidentified companies finally revealed by feds; defense promises government case will 'crumble'
• Good government v. graft: Cordaro/Munchak trial begins
• Santorum makes it official, kicks off White House run in Western Pa.
• Senate rule changes address office interests
• Young musicians' showcase talent
• Jessup discusses illegal dumping issues
• Scranton police union forges ahead with Duffy charge
• Spelling bee champ continues national tour; classmates shown on TV
• Old Forge vote could lead to teacher layoffs
• Water fix finally near at Ivy Park
• Coroner rules cause of death in Archbald crash
• Red Cross sends volunteers to Massachusetts, Vermont
• Man critical after weekend crash in Ransom
• Madison Twp. man stabbed in domestic dispute
• Regional Briefs 6/7/2011
• Lackawanna County Court Notes 6/7/2011
• Community events list, 6/7/11
• Police Blotter 6/7/2011
• As commissioners' trial begins, defense optimistic
• Lawyers, courthouse workers pack audience for first day of commissioners' trial
• Weiner admits he sent lewd picture; won't quit
• Court tosses ruling against Hazleton's illegal immigration law
• Five U.S. soldiers killed in Baghdad rocket attack
• Santorum in White House race; 'In it to win'
• Day One: Opening statements done; trial resumes tomorrow morning
• Day One: Courtroom now open
• Order placing appeals in court case between Scranton and public safety unions on hold
• Cash-strapped municipalities in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties keep pools shuttered
• Munchak to be paid $208 daily during trial
• 5k run benefits Dunmore team
• Marly and family raise money to help Shriners Hospital
• Dunmore cemetery tour reveals area's ties to Civil War
• Archbald woman dies in crash on Casey Highway
• Ransom Twp. man remains in ICU after crash
• Driver cited for trailer wreck on interstate
• Heroin charges after Monroe County traffic stop
• Diocese formally installs bishop
• Funeral Notices 6/6/2011
• Largest class in Scranton Prep history graduates
• Miller bag pipe tribute goes on sale to benefit family
• Cordaro-Munchak allegations raise oversight questions
• Jury selection process in Cordaro/Munchak trial starts this morning
• People turn out to help seniors
• In Luzerne County, short list of those with life in prison
• Scranton man charged after speeding 110 mph with pot, three kids in car
• Germany: Sprouts likely cause of E. coli outbreak
• Israeli troops battle protesters in Syria, 20 dead
• Runners lace up for good causes Saturday
• Party in the park will feature dozens of community groups
• Cancer survivors celebrate at Yankees game
• Community feels loss as school closings draw near
• North Scranton church merger brings Catholic community into one building
• Patrols to increase on Lake Wallenpaupack
• Scranton summer school courses set
• Old Forge school board calls special meeting
• West Pittston mayor takes job with Gov. Corbett
• Driver in Ransom crash critically injured
• Ransom crash injures driver
• THE ATTORNEYS
• Cordaro/Munchack Trial Timeline
• Companies key to case against Cordaro, Munchak
• More hearings to come on metering station
• Fiery arts on display at festival
• Signs of historic renovations visible at Luzerne courthouse
• Funeral Notices 6/5/2011
• Tunkhannock man pleads guilty to sex with girl
• The week in review 6/5/2011
• Injured Yemeni leader flies to Saudi for care
• Veterans News 6/5/2011
• Forensic expert testifies in Anthony murder trial
• Top Al-Qaida militant said killed by US in Pakistan
• Two graduate from EIHAB School's first commencement
• PSU QB McGloin heads to Peckville for a good cause
• Holy Cross class of 2011 graduates at Marywood
• Regional Briefs 6/4/2011
• School goes into lockdown after gunshot reports
• Rabbi bridges faith and humanity in Friday discussion in Scranton
• Cancer benefit in Scranton proves you can run in heels
• Recount gives Kofira edge in Taylor council race; other petitions tossed
• CLARIFICATION
• Blake updates municipal leaders on budget
• Special Mass set for closing of North Scranton parish
• Firefighter mannequin stolen from Fell Twp. shop
• Scranton man in prison for choking girlfriend
• SUV crashes into Skyview Apartments
• Funeral Notices 6/4/2011
• Woman pleads guilty to fraud
• Lawmakers face unemployment compensation benefits deadline
• POLICE BLOTTER 9/04/2011
• Semian out at firm that bears his name
• Wegmans pushes state wine kiosks out the door
• DEP says flow of drilling wastewater almost halted
• Construction of waterline, $2.5 penalty in Ivy Park agreement
• Twelve to Receive University of Scranton’s O’Hara Awards
• Police: W-B man shared explicit child sex videos online
• Lockdown lifted at Plains school; police unable to find man with rifle
• Edwards pleads not guilty to finance charges in N.C.
• Grand jury indicts two-time presidential candidate John Edwards
• Assisted suicide advocate Kevorkian dies at age 83
• Hampered by high gas prices, national unemployment on the rise
• Regional Briefs 6/3/2011
• Jessup considering official ban on coin drops
• Riverside students dare to take the high road in life
• Outbreak of multiple tornadoes in Northeast Pennsylvania possible
• Investigation suggests arson suspect has long, 'extreme' history
• Massage parlor details emerge
• Vandling community reacts to arson arrest
• County to distribute farmers market vouchers to seniors
• VNA Hospice raises money to spruce up inpatient unit
• Scranton fugitive captured after Tannersville store heist
• Man nabbed for burglary through DNA found on cigarette
• Scranton man faces race-related charges
• Police probe theft from Thornhurst construction site
• Traffic stop in Monroe County nets drug bust
• 36 cited for trespassing at Nay Aug gorge
• Deadline near for Scranton police union's challenge
• Shooter pleads to disorderly conduct
• Police: Man electrocuted while trying to steal metal
• Republican Pileggi proposes severance tax to help seniors
• Golden Alumni Honored at Induction Ceremony
• Romney opens presidential bid in New Hampshire
• Massachusetts towns dig out after killer tornadoes
• Holy Redeemer commencement marks 'first class of true Royals'
• Morse Avenue bridge completed
• Fatal fire victims identified
• Gates planned for Carbondale railroad tracks
• New bishop to be installed Sunday in Polish National Catholic diocese
• State surplus builds near $540 million
• Police effort aims to increase seat belt usage
• REGIONAL BRIEFS 6/2/2011
• Judge sentences former Shenandoah police officers to prison
• Lakeland coach accused of exposing himself in restaurant
• Toyota Pavilion all but ready for season
• Meeting mix-up renders Mid Valley's actions null and void
• Scranton fights "insidious insect" at Nay Aug Park
• City officials to replace faded, missing parking signs
• PLCB: Bar sold unlimited beer
• Woman hits pole in Scott
• Trolley museum sets baseball runs
• Man charged with gun possession after being found with pants down
• Namedropper, 06/2/11
• FUNERAL NOTICES 6/2/2011
• Major panel: Drug war failed; legalize marijuana
• Abington Heights taxpayers may dodge tax increase in 2011-12
• State of emergency declared after Mass. tornadoes
• NYC mobster Vinny Gorgeous avoids death sentence
• Police: W-B men arrested in botched New Hampshire robbery attempt
• Coroner: Man found in Wilkes-Barre fire rubble died from carbon monoxide
• Regional Briefs 6/1/2011
• Bodies found in rubble after Wilkes-Barre fire
• Riverside students reach out to end smoking
• Misericordia set for $10 million building program
• Barletta bill would strip federal funding from 'sanctuary' cities
• Landfill request concerns Throop
• Worthington Scranton and Northampton Community College Announce Partnership
• Former Shenandoah chief sentenced to 13 months for filing false report in beating death
• Four Lackawanna County vote tallies challenged
• Four Lackawanna County vote tallies challenged
• Area spared holiday weekend road fatalities
• Scranton City Council tables delinquent tax contract
• Carbondale Area approves tentative budget without tax increase
• Local Red Cross helps out in Joplin
• Lackawanna County to open swimming at parks
• Man sentenced for child sex crimes
• Noontime Concert Series announced
• Namedropper, 06/1/11
• Funeral notices for June 1, 2011
• PIKE COUNTY COURT NOTES 6/01/2011
• Cops: Man spanked boys after selling them smokes
• LACKAWANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES 6/1/2011
• Community events list, 6/1/11
• Police Blotter 6/01/2011
• Scranton woman, 22, survives stroke, starts support group
• Businesses count losses in storm aftermath
• Gaming report in other hands
• NEPA unemployment down for sixth straight month
• Scranton Comic Book Convention To Be Held at Johnson College
• Grandma breaks down testifying in Anthony trial
• Experts say cellphones are possibly carcinogenic
• Second body found in rubble of Wilkes-Barre home destroyed by fire
• Coroner: Man's death ruled suicide after vehicle plunges off Sands casino parking deck
• Getting There: Thunderstorms expected this afternoon
• Rollover shuts down Morgan Highway briefly
• Rollover cleared; Morgan Highway reopens
• Districts look to save more energy when faced with funding cuts
• Driver safety issue is spring perennial
• Valley View music groups to perform together at free concert
• Family, fun and remembrances get summer off to unofficial start
• Community events list 5/31/11
• Meter reading a dying job as companies convert to smart meters
• Residents display patriotism in parades around NEPA
• PPL expects to have power restored to all storm-damaged areas today
• Smoke but no fire at Lenoxville store
• Woman charged in Scranton rollover
• Wilkes-Barre fire displaces 15 in neighboring building
• Scranton woman charged with assault
• Staffing cuts, budget cuts abound for school districts
• Funeral Notices 5/31/2011
• Veterans remembered at memorial services across Lackawanna County
• Namedropper, 05/31/11
• College Graduates 5/31/2011
• Getting paid for a work injury
• Wyoming Seminary class lauded for compassion
• Other government benefits available to help wartime veterans
• Shuttle Endeavour leaves space station - forever
• Observatory warily watches gas-drilling activity
• Memorial Day 2011: 'It's the least we can do'
• University of Scranton awards more than 970 undergraduate degrees
• Downtown traffic signal replacement to begin this year
• Festival expected to bring business to downtown Carbondale
• No one injured in Moosic house fire
• Swimmer rescued at Wyoming County campground
• Multiple vehicle break-ins reported in Wayne, Pike counties
• Fell man charged after Upvalley police chase
• World No Tobacco Day observance planned at Mall at Steamtown
• Recruiter replaces markers stolen from veterans' graves
• Funeral Notices 5/30/2011
• In tiny Jeddo, 'small' a matter of perspective
• Recruiters, vet groups see no bin Laden bump
• School Notes 5/30/2011
• DOCTORATE: Thomas Sherbinko Jr.
• Community events list, 5/30/11
• The University of Scranton Conducts Undergraduate Commencement
• 2011 Undergraduate Commencement address by Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J.
• Wheldon wins stunning Indy 500 when leader crashes
• Throop veterans honored with plaques, ceremony at parish church
• Bambera ordains priest, his first since becoming bishop
• Around the Towns 5/29/2011
• Anthracite history comes alive at museum
• Drug ring leader made over $1,100 in first 24 hours of wiretap
• Scranton Single Tax Office "found" $569,310
• Steamtown trip thrills young, old alike
• Saints, men race through Jessup streets in annual tradition
• Lackawanna Housing forges ahead on new Jessup complex
• Carbondale man arrested after alleged chase
• Man injured in ATV wreck in Dunmore
• Wayne communities to join heritage program
• Kingston Twp. businessman died from stab wounds
• Report: Marcellus Shale sparks job creation
• Hundreds turn out to mourn businessman
• Namedropper, 05/29/11
• Officials have few teeth to fight nuisance bars
• More than 700 post-baccalaureate conferred at University of Scranton
• Newton Twp. BMX track holds races for a cause Saturday
• New Quiz 5/29/2011
• Members of Undergraduate Class of 2011 Recognized at Class Night
• Scranton Confers a Record Number Degrees at Two Ceremonies
• Casey Anthony's mother, ex-boyfriend testify
• For thousands in Northeast Pennsylvania, still no electricity
• Thunderstorms thrash Northeast Pennsylvania as neighboring counties see tornadoes
• Latest Scranton police promo puts criminals 'on notice'
• Jessup welcomes Italian visitors ahead of celebration
• Throop woman sues CMC over mother who committed suicide
• State police sting nets DUIs and I-81 racers
• Man tries, fails to elude police
• Scranton man charged for child pornography
• Audubon School plans to be discussed June 8
• Regional Briefs 5/28/2011
• Gas prices no bar for holiday ramblers
• Guests swing the night away for Scranton library benefit
• Scranton bank robbery suspects captured near Erie
• Investigation seeks answers in murder of Kingston man
• Sacred Heart students graduate from DARE program
• Funeral Notices 5/28/2011
• 'Click It or Ticket' to target unsafe motorists
• Cordaro defends troubled South Side bar in court
• Clarks Summit Elementary students hoping to raise money to save whales
• Greeting of the icon begins Orthodox weekend pilgrimage
• Confessed child rapist could face 50 years
• 'Taxi,' 'Grease' star Jeff Conaway dies at 60
• Quick Facts: University of Scranton Commencement 2011
• Doors Open for Scranton’s Class of 2011 Goldwater Scholars
• Police investigating Kingston Township homicide
• 940 graduate from LCCC
• Lackawanna County law enforcement, mental health professionals trained in crisis intervention
• Tens of thousands still without power, more storms to come
• Tens of thousands lose power as storm strafes region
• Judge won't overturn Ciavarella verdict
• Supreme Court backs Ariz. immigration law
• Throop debuts new crime-fighting vehicles
• Riverside OKs $22.2 million preliminary budget
• Bills target gas well issues
• The region in brief, May 27, 2011
• Encana dismantles Luzerne County well sites
• Woman accused of hiding fugitive fiancé headed for court
• Several Operation Sunset suspects appear in court
• Scranton youths tackle graffiti head-on
• Correction
• Former safety director Hayes among locals aiding Mo. tornado recovery
• Moses Taylor among top 10 percent of hospitals for maternity care
• Scranton detectives continue to pursue allegations of harassment via Facebook in apparent suicide attempt
• Diocese meets annual appeal goal after twice falling short
• Scranton officials walk through South Side to target blight
• Severe thunderstorm warning in effect for Northeast Pennsylvania
• Class of 2011 Honored at Awards Night
• Police: Man had 12 IDs, no name at Pa. airport
• Senate Dems worried Conaboy wouldn't play ball
• Medical malpractice cases continue to decline statewide
• Evans could receive $44,000 in yearly pension; impact of retirements remains unclear
• Gaming board lawyer 'was there for Louie DeNaples'
• Scranton residents get an inside look at police work
• Mid Valley mulls bus-contract changes
• CAMPAIGN Notes 2011
• Study: Region's violent-crime rate among nation's lowest
• Luzerne appraisal pegs local Yankees at $18M
• Overtime at Lackawanna prison hits $81,000 for two weeks
• Business leaders honored at Junior Achievement annual dinner
• Judge tosses duplicate drug charge
• Carbondale Area to seek new bids for part of renovation
• Men charged following weekend stabbing in Dunmore
• Scranton looks to make payment on defaulted loan
• Dunmore Police travel to Key West to pick up fugitives
• Correction
• Commissioners OK new lease for Brixx building
• Paving on Green Ridge Street in Scranton to end today
• 'American Idol' crowns a winner
• Former street preacher gets life in Smart case
• Luzerne County appraiser: SWB Yankees worth $18 million
• Baby's body found in suitcase in northwestern Pa.
• University and High School Students Advance to Integration Bee Finals
• Traffic restricted on long stretch of Green Ridge Street for paving
• Chinese Opera Celebrated in Scranton
• Nearly Forty Nations Represented at Scranton’s Diversity Festival
• Robbery reported in room at Dunmore Inn
• House panel addresses Luzerne corruption issues
• Marino, Barletta ban non-media recording of town halls
• Evans refuses to discuss comp claim
• Students visit ancient Rome without leaving Clarks Green classrooms
• Contract, state budget cited as reasons for teacher retirement
• Write-ins make a winner a loser in Ransom
• Scranton Redevelopment Authority default puts city on hook for $1.56 million
• Free interstate coffee available
• Olyphant man jailed for domestic abuse
• Olyphant man arrested by Scranton police for false identification, resisting arrest
• Namedropper, 05/25/11
• Wyoming County creates environmental liaison
• Gas royalty owners lament "gutted" bill
• Pike woman in Missouri on Red Cross mission
• PIKE COUNTY COURT NOTES 5/25/11
• Jewish Family Service honors Niverts for community work
• Officials: No cancer cluster evidence
• LACKAWANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES 5/25/11
• State House GOP passes budget over Dem objections
• Violent thunderstorm kill 6 in Kansas and Oklahoma
• Labor board dismisses charge against city in Duffy arrest
• Grand jury calls for gaming oversight overhaul
• House adding new synthetic to ban list
• Pennsylvania American Water customers to lose service tomorrow
• Regional Briefs 5/24/2011
• Juvenile bills headed to senate floor vote
• State lawmakers to propose increase in Lackawanna County hotel tax
• Area Red Cross calls for volunteers for Midwest disasters
• DeNaples' court records expunged, to be destroyed
• Janet Evans one of 70 Scranton teachers to retire
• Doctors raise questions about health impacts of drilling
• Write-in candidate wins GOP nomination for Lackawanna clerk of judicial records
• Man attacked with frying pan
• Scranton man charged in domestic incident
• Scranton man busted in heroin sting
• Cyber school to hold open house tonight
• Wicked thunderstorm shakes, soaks central and eastern Pa.
• Valley View approves tentative budget with deficit
• Homeless man arrested for Scranton home break-ins
• Haggerty stepping down from Luzerne newspapers
• New flags flying over Blakely library
• Doctorate: Kimberly R. Lieber Psy.D.
• LACKAWANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES 5/24/2011
• Police Blotter 5/24/2011
• Three arrested, one charged in shooting death of Harrisburg man at Finn McCool's
• University Plans Commencement Events
• Weinberg Memorial Library Awards Students for Research Projects
• Scranton Named to President’s Community Service Honor Roll
• Judge shuts down McCool's, Hotel Sun
• Students Inducted into National Honor Societies at Scranton
• 9 face charges in connection with Luzerne County meth lab
• Truck crashes into home in Dunmore
• Wine festival kicks off St. Ubaldo week in Jessup
• Muscular Dystrophy Association's annual Lock-Up fundraiser underway
• B'nai B'rith honors Brereton at 59th Americanism Award Dinner
• House prepares for budget vote
• St. Ubaldo Day set for Saturday in Jessup
• Ground broken in Newton for Countryside Community Church
• Homeownership down, rentals up in Lackawanna/Luzerne
• Dunmore police seek Big Lots burglary suspect
• Scranton man wanted in connection with robbery at mini-mart
• Injured Dickson City officer catches suspect during foot chase
• Autopsies performed in apparent murder-suicide in Hanover Twp.
• Singer's performance benefits Aimee's Army
• Tragedy inspires post-graduation safe haven at Tunkhannock
• Pawlenty announces presidential run in Web video
• School Notes 5/23/2011
• As economy struggles, PFAs spike in Lackawanna County
• Honor roll: West Scranton High School 5/23/2011
• Community events list, 5/23/11
• Police Blotter 5/23/2011
• Songwriter awaiting trial for rape found dead in NYC apartment
• Emergency room visits getting busier locally, nationally
• Wansacz, O'Brien will seek a truce
• With agreement in place for tainted water, residents wonder what's the fix?
• Scranton pools open in 4 weeks
• Namedropper, 05/22/11
• Waverly's geese problem seems to be solved
• Dante Society's festival in Scranton celebrates spring, arts
• Vigil held after murder/suicide
• Pittston Tomato Festival gets recognition in Parade
• More wet weather ahead this week
• Ducklings rescued from storm drain in Scranton
• Family of slain marine presented flag
• Around the towns, 5/22/2011
• Medical college presents Masters of Biomedical Sciences during commencement ceremonies
• Keystone College conducts 140th commencement ceremony
• More than 800 Wilkes students graduate
• 630 graduate from Misericordia
• Funeral Notices 5/22/2011
• Local news quiz, 5/22/2011
• Troubles continued for city alchemist
• Shackleford wins Preakness; Animal Kingdom 2nd
• Parade brings out patriotic
• 'Botox Mom' says she was paid to fabricate story
• Pope blesses astronauts in 1st papal call to space
• Regional Briefs 5/21/2011
• Marcellus panel turning focus to local impacts
• Medical students helping community through research projects
• Scranton man dead in apparent Luzerne County murder-suicide
• Union Dale man pleads guilty to dealing heroin
• Dateline to air segment on bath salts featuring NEPA
• Local student planning protest of governor's commencement speech Sunday
• Neighbors speak out at meeting about McCool's
• Scranton to advertise in coming days for bids for meter technology
• New director named for Scranton deaf school
• Marriage bureau is open today
• Scranton man busted during drug sting
• Carbondale bar cited for liquor-law violation
• Dunmore state trooper promoted to Harrisburg
• Scranton police union drops '09 unfair-labor-practice complaint
• Wayne Highlands to raise taxes under tentative budget
• Open house will focus on mine tunnel that became toxic dumping ground
• Wyoming County certifies vote totals
• Carbondale man charged with DUI in Casey Hwy. crash
• WW II vet to lead Scranton's Armed Forces Day Parade
• Nursing Professor Recognized by The University of Scranton
• Students Participate in National Advertising Competition
• Dean's List Announced: Spring 2011
• Abandoned Hill Section house fire ruled arson
• DA's office to seek injunction against crime-plagued South Side businesses
• State police seek shooting suspect, considered armed, dangerous
• 37th suspect in Scranton drug ring picked up in New York City
• Hill Section fire extinguished
• Survey reveals deep cuts expected in school districts
• United Way of Lackawanna and Wayne Counties celebrates caring
• Treatment Court celebrates another class of graduates
• Scranton Sewer Authority approves preliminary rate increase
• Audubon students to remain away from school for another year
• Murder suspect waives right to hearing
• North Pocono man wanted for car thefts
• Bishop Bambera approves tornado collections
• Homeless man accused in attack on woman
• Regional Briefs 5/20/2011
• Benton holds second hearing on proposed gas well
• Authorities: December murder sparked drug investigation
• Student gun charges withdrawn, with a warning
• Legal ad bill draws debate
• Local schools compete in environment challenge
• Agents seize typewriter from businessman's home
• Funeral Notices 5/20/2011
• Namedropper, 05/20/11
• Students, legislators discuss tobacco-related issues
• Philosophy Professor Receives Alpha Sigma Nu Teaching Award
• Obama tells Israel: Go back to 1967 borders
• Authorities: December murder sparked drug investigation
• IMF chief resigns, will make new bid for bail
• Students Listed in “Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges”
• Students Inducted into National Jesuit Honor Society
• State police charge husband in Pike County homicide
• Carbondale health fair offered free screenings, advice
• Lt. Gen. Wiercinski addresses Armed Forces luncheon
• House moving school tax referendum bill
• Urban schools bear brunt of aid cuts
• Districts grapple with preliminary budgets as AH saves cosmetology program
• Archbald checking resident's use of DPW trucks
• Riverside Alive! celebrates students' handiwork
• O'Brien, Wansacz won, but Randol gets raves
• Regional Briefs 5/19/2011
• Namedropper 5/19/11
• On May 19 in NEPA
• Mount Pleasant Corporate Center gets final subdivision OK from Scranton planning
• Student libation blends entrepreneurship, philanthropy
• Corrections
• Bolus files complaint against city, seeking $1 million in damages
• Vandling man accused of setting fire to defunct Archbald restaurant
• COLTS to get two smaller buses
• SWAT team talks man out of home after five hours
• Funeral Notices 5/19/2011
• Tanker crashes on takeoff at Calif air station
• Rollover reported on the McDade Expressway
• Ex-Dunmore teacher pleads no contest in sex with student case
• Man arrested on stolen gun charges
• Medical college names interim president
• Authorities raid South Side hotel
• Lackawanna voters opt for incumbents, familiar names
• Railroads and The Military: Memorial Day Celebration
• Luzerne County voters pick slates for judges, county council
• Namedropper, 05/18/11
• Funeral Notices 5/18/2011
• Santorum visits Wilkes-Barre's Pro-Life Center
• Regional Briefs 5/18/2011
• State Treasury holds $11.1 million in unclaimed property for Lackawanna County residents and organizations
• Former Hanover Area board member gets probation in corruption case
• Feds: Massage parlors were really brothels
• Harrisburg man named as shooting victim at city bar, now condemned
• Incumbents claim nominations in North Pocono
• Burke leads in North Pocono school race
• Graduates 5/28/2011
• Pike County Court Notes 5/18/2011
• Community events list, 5/18/11
• Hoover holds GOP lead in Old Forge school race
• Hoover takes GOP in Old Forge school race
• Commissioner offers only contested countywide race in Pike
• Caridi held lead in Pike race
• Battle for DA nomination top race in Wayne County
• Wyoming County voters to select commissioners, other major positions
• Incumbents gain nod in Wyoming County races
• Commissioner race tops primary in Susquehanna county
• Susquehanna County incumbents to face Hall
• Former councilman Moyer still in the lead for Clarks Summit council
• Bennett rallies late in Clarks Summit race, coming in fourth out of five
• In Mid Valley and Vallley View, the field is crowded
• Incumbent has early lead in Lakeland
• Carbondale voters oust incumbents from ballot
• Ware, Corbett, Scanlon, Turlip hold leads in magistrate races
• Incumbents pull ahead in Dunmore council race
• Coroner race tightens; DiBileo leads controller race
• Longtime city controller faces challenge this year
• Barrett leading vote-getter for Scranton school board
• With 42 percent in, incumbent Dems lead in Scranton City Council race
• Scranton bank robbery under investigation
• Susquehanna called most-endangered river in nation
• Moosic massage parlor included in multi-state prostitution ring indictment
• Pike man arrested after barricading self in home with weapons
• Primary election gets off to a slow, damp start in Lackawanna County
• Moscow: Idling locomotive issue has been addressed
• Regional Briefs 5/17/2011
• Barletta, Marino honor high school student
• Assault charges on Kingsley man held for trial
• Luzerne County crash leaves two dead, two injured
• Voter turnout pretty predictable
• Police probe fatal shooting at Finn McCool's
• Second makeover for Green Ridge Street after paving job fails to meet PennDOT standards
• DEP cites persistent flaws in Cabot wells and keeps drilling on hold in parts of Dimock
• New MDJ office for South Scranton on to-do list
• Items seized in fatal-crash car
• Heroin dealer had undercover detective drive him to pick up product
• About $25,000 in kitchen equipment sold from former restaurant owned by Scranton Parking Authority
• Pike County death called a homicide
• Police: Drunk man choked mother, shoved father
• Interstate crash sends one to hospital
• Keyser Avenue Hallmark Store robbed
• Honesdale students' emails to astronaut out of this world
• Johnson College’s Class of 2011
• Debt limit reached, U.S. halts 2 pension investments
• IMF chief to remain jailed in NYC sex-assault case
• Escaped horse killed in car accident
• Stuchlak seeks write-ins for clerk of judicial records
• Trump says no to presidential run
• Endeavour soars on second-to-last space shuttle trip
• Fewer voters eligible to vote in Lackawanna County primary election
• Tough job market awaits educators
• Regional Briefs 5/16/2011
• Apple orchard takes a bite at organic
• Riverside's 'Viking Dollars' help students learn positive behavior
• Commonwealth Medical College conducts inaugural 'white-coat ceremony'
• Marine's mother plans fundraiser for care packages
• Old Forge man charged in teen's overdose
• Diesel spill spans five miles in Simpson
• Factoryville man charged after making threats with knife
• Dickson City police searching for Turkey Hill robber
• Polling places change for primary
• Funeral Notices 5/16/2011
• Johnson College awards 173 degrees at 92nd commencement
• Luzerne school board hopefuls targeting budgets
• Defendant gets retrial 28 years after killing
• Slovak Catholic Federation celebrates 100 years
• Community events list, 5/16/11
• Endeavour ready to go; Giffords arrives to watch
• Strong quake, but no tsunami alert
• School Notes 5/16/2011
• Waverly Waddle attracts record number of runners, walkers
• University of Scranton students help stop hunger
• Playground vision becomes reality at Greater Scranton YMCA
• Washburn Street Cemetery disrepair continues to cause concern
• West Scranton residents look to better Jackson Street park
• Autopsy scheduled for Monday in Pike County death
• State police searching for Wilkes-Barre man
• Jessup man injured in dump truck crash
• Truck wreck causes hazardous materials spill in Benton Twp.
• Bills mandate proof of ID to vote, work and receive public benefits
• Memories shared at McDade pet walk
• News Quiz 5/15/2011
• Rescue a lifetime home for animals
• Barletta address Lackawanna College graduates
• Huckabee says he won't run for president
• NY police question IMF head in hotel sex assault
• Monroe County man wanted for criminal attempted homicide
• Monroe County man wanted for criminal attempted homicide
• Scholastic Superstar: Donald Vispi
• Namedropper, 05/15/11
• Around the Towns 5/15/2011
• Collar of the week: Scranton Police Patrolman William Golden
• County election portends historic changes
• Troopers investigating death at Saw Creek Estates; man identified
• Troopers investigating death at Saw Creek Estates
• Regional Briefs 5/14/2011
• Extortion trial opens for Shenandoah ex-chief
• Chesapeake plans to resume well completions in Pa.
• Autistic boy inspires restroom rehab at Carbondale park
• Correction
• Police honor comrades at memorial service
• Bolus says disputed trailers are now containers
• Scranton police say man swung knife in fight
• No injuries as four vehicles collide on O'Neill Highway
• Scranton man, 39, accused of choking woman
• New university building to be named after Pilarz
• Marino sets LaPlume town-hall meeting
• CAMPAIGN 2011
• School choice push hits delay
• Police Blotter 5/14/11
• Musto defense says affidavit flawed
• Law Month celebration takes center stage at Scranton Cultural Center
• Mountain View students experience science in dome
• Traveling Civil War exhibit makes its debut in Scranton
• Worthington Scranton Welcomes 205 New Alumni
• Mom who injected daughter with Botox investigated
• University to Name Building in Honor of Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J.
• Water wheels and cannons used to test high school students knowledge of physics
• Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Present Check for Corcoran Scholarship at The University of Scranton
• Musto seeks to have evidence suppressed
• New Jersey man charged following robbery at Olyphant post office
• Johnson College Holds Young Alumni Mixer
• Investigators return to scene of fiery crash that killed toddler
• Prudential Supports University of Success Teen Mentoring Program
• Carbondale men killed in Casey crash
• Two men die in overnight crash on Casey Highway
• Lieutenant governor tours Leroy well site
• Online mapping tool helps monitor stink bugs
• Scranton's fire suppression rating could be affected by service outages
• W-B/Scranton airport officials outline progress on major projects
• South Abington plans to move forward on approving sewer plans
• Scranton police: Woman propositioned off-duty officer
• Scranton man accused of purse-snatching
• University of Scranton to downsize parking lot following zoning hearing board decision
• Union complaint over Chief Duffy still under review
• YMCA seeks volunteers to build playground on Saturday
• Trolley tours will take guests to Carbondale's historic hot spots
• Jermyn forming committee to study roads
• Lackawanna County ready to move forward on stadium project
• EPA directs six drillers to disclose waste plans
• Independent Dems hoping negativity a positive
• Lt. Gov. Cawley optimistic on school vouchers
• School district officials said proposed funding restoration does not go far enough
• FUNERAL NOTICES 5/13/2011
• Shenandoah trial jury to be set today Regional brief
• Scranton Celebrates Pride, Passion, Promise Campaign Success
• Man fatally shot in Tobyhanna gated community
• PRIDE PASSION PROMISE CAMPAIGN
• Search warrant finds drugs, alcohol in cars involved in Monday's fiery crash that killed toddler
• Man in custody for early morning stabbings
• Wyoming COUNTY COURT NOTES 5/12/11
• Zoning board denies Bolus appeal, university request
• Scott sewer project contractor defends repair work
• Judge Nealon's 'right hand man' honored
• Scranton Police Department, city honor fallen officers
• Mud flies in commissioners race
• Man sentenced in Lake Carey murder
• Taylor takes first step to redevelop land
• Two incumbents bow out, two other facing competition in Mid Valley primary
• Scholastic Superstar: Mark Sgobba
• Namedropper, 05/12/11
• Study: Public transit in Northeast Pa. ranked 51st among top 100 metro areas
• Democratic City Council hopefuls debate few days before the primary election
• Abington wastewater authority votes to keep engineer
• Suspended prison guard in court on drug charges
• Man sentenced in rape of child
• City garbage man hospitalized after morning accident
• Man smashes head through window at former bath salt shop
• Gosselin in NEPA for court
• Commissioners announce $20 million in state funding for PNC Field
• Veterinary Technology Students Welcome Guest Lecturer
• Fiesta Bowl fined $1M, stays in BCS
• Toddler killed in fiery crash died from carbon monoxide poisoning and burns, mom in serious condition
• Scranton Surpasses Pride, Passion, Promise Campaign Goal of $125 Million
• Two fired workers sue owner of former Lackawanna County nursing home
• Tentative Mid Valley budget includes tax increase
• DEP to review study linking shale drilling to methane contamination
• Scranton school director says lack of meetings due to 'politics'
• Grand jury hears testimony from ex-Mellow staffers
• Regional Briefs 5/11/2011
• Colliery, fiscal issues discussed by Taylor candidates
• Carbondale Area awards bids for renovation
• Scranton Police Officer strikes 'lunging' suspect with gun
• Scranton City Council gives OK for city to accept right of ways at Mount Pleasant Corporate Center
• Cops: Baseball bat used in dispute over drugs
• Scranton firefighters douse car fire in parking lot
• University of Scranton surpasses campaign fund goal
• Cops: Man blacked out before driving into corn stand
• Commissioners meeting canceled
• Scranton Police sergeant plans Special Olympics torch run
• Scholastic Superstar: Gina Rossitto
• Namedropper, 05/11/11
• Senate approves salts ban bill
• County breaks ground for sixth Boundless Playground
• House debates restoring education aid
• Study finds gas in drinking water near drilling
• Dean Hunt to Talk About Wright's Fallingwater
• Drivers, passengers identified in crash that took toddler's life
• University Names Annual Athletic Awards Dinner in Honor of Pete Carlesimo
• June Calendar of Events
• Blakely police: Dickson City officer fell asleep before crash
• Newton citizens pitch drilling ban; supervisors approve weight limits on roads
• Bishop blesses McAuley Center's new home
• Two area men arrested for Scranton bar fight
• County contributes $5,500 toward sports complex repairs
• Today is last day to apply for absentee ballot
• Carbondale man arrested for allegedly selling heroin
• Woman completes a 'bucket list'before she dies
• Regional Briefs 5/10/2011
• Forest City Regional changes tax method
• Scranton Wilkes-Barre area not so miserable
• House debates spending restorations
• Funeral Notices 5/10/2011
• Scott fire displaces man, daughter
• Police Blotter 5/10/11
• Riverside hires Evan Prall as next football coach
• Scholastic Superstars: Maria Romero
• Namedropper, 05/10/11
• Valley View candidates discuss possible state cuts, bullying
• All recorder of deeds records now free online
• Coroner: One killed in Ransom wreck
• No charges to be filed against Riverside school board president over former football coach allegations
• Assistant DA resigns
• Riverfest Canoe-A-Thon winners announced
• Dickson City Police Officer crashes department SUV into pole
• Marywood University Conducts 93rd Annual Commencement Ceremony: 883 Degrees Awarded
• Legal Examiner announces schedule and ground rules
• Commencement 2011 Medalists Announced
• Over 875 degrees awarded during Marywood University commencement ceremony
• Geoolgists say it's unlikely there's Utica Shale below Northeast Pennsylvania
• Riverside expected to name football head coach tonight
• Scranton police plan academy to teach residents about their work
• Traveling Civil War exhibit to land at Everhart
• Man taken to hospital after ATV crash
• Red Cross deploys volunteers to Tennessee
• Four-car crash near Tunkhannock sends four to hospital
• Lackawanna commissioner hopefuls differ on reassessment
• 15 candidates vie for six Scranton School Board seats
• National cancer prevention study looking for local volunteers
• Mother's Day Mass honors adopted children and their families
• Funeral Notices 5/9/2011
• Scholastic Superstar: Alexander Rojek
• Scranton School board candidates brace for fiscal challenge
• Over 875 degrees awarded during Marywood University commencement ceremony
• Future of Luzerne drilling may rest in Columbia
• Fund to benefit dePaul School
• Community events list, 5/9/11
• School Notes 5/9/2011
• Scranton police investigate Facebook photo of West student
• Water levels make for great trip down Lackawanna River
• Newton officials consider law to protect roads from gas-drilling trucks
• Scranton firefighter monument unveiled
• ATV found abandoned in Fell Twp. park
• Army depot seeks historical photos, papers
• Wilkes-Barre woman stabbed after dispute
• Water company starting main replacement Monday in South Abington
• Motorcycle crash victim treated and released
• Impact fee proposal addresses zoning
• Key witness in Cordaro-Munchak public corruption case details alleged scheme
• Experience abounds in county controller race
• Stars align for astronomy event
• Scranton area teens get taste of Marine Corps life
• Congressmen hold military academy day for students
• Veterans News 5/8/2011
• One severely burned after Pittston fire
• Community, Mericle employees rebuild Jessup sports complex
• Electricity costs, infrastructure discussed by Olyphant candidates
• South Scranton judge seat attracts a crowd
• Videos show bin Laden watching himself on TV
• Regional Briefs 5/7/2011
• Lakeland receives certification for engineering program
• Exeter man injured in crash on Route 309 in Wyoming County
• NEPA Philharmonic ends season on vibrant note
• First Friday brings a new chapter for downtown fixture
• Scholastic Superstar: Benita Pursch
• Rumor at West Scranton prompts police presence, locker searches
• DEP withholds driller's blowout response, saying it is under review
• Hundreds gather at Courthouse Square to raise cancer awareness
• Region's businesses grapple with impact of rising fuel costs
• Scranton's building inspector resigns for another job
• EOTC, families rally to restore state funding
• Diversity festival celebrates culture at University of Scranton
• Correction
• Clarification
• Motorcyclist crashes on Route 307 in Newton Twp.
• Windfall from Mercy sale grows
• Van strikes pedestrian in North Scranton
• Prison contraband turned out to be baby powder
• House GOP to present budget plan
• Check out the latest Johnsonian today!
• Source: Warner Music being sold for $1.3B
• Al-Qaida confirms Osama bin Laden's death
• 33 Years of Craftsmanship
• Dr. Pipinski Speaks at Public Hearing
• Riverside faces $2.5 million deficit; also plans football coach interviews
• More than $5 million destined for sewer, other projects
• Republican commissioner candidates jab at each other
• Lackawanna County businesses accused of liquor law violations
• Red Cross volunteers head south
• West Scranton man accused of attack on ex
• Scranton cops: Man tried to steal from cars
• Scranton police to get West Side precinct
• Scranton forum draws city, county candidates
• Pike commissioners only contested race
• Eluding police, man jumps in river basin, then needs to be rescued
• Scranton to get $2 million and school district $400,000 this year from sale of Mercy
• Report: hundreds of gas wells drilled near schools, hospitals
• 'Clarence Darrow' lives again in federal court
• Carbondale Area opens bids for renovation
• Jessica Kovalchik earns doctorate
• Luzerne jury acquits woman on sale of counterfeit drug
• Namedropper, 05/06/11
• Judge clears Dunmore morgue legal hurdle
• Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., to Serve as Principal Speaker at 2011 Undergraduate Commencement
• U.S. on track for most measles cases in a decade
• Three to Receive Honorary Degrees from Scranton
• State police: DUI suspected in Casey Highway crash
• Two taken to hospital after Casey Highway crash
• Cultural Center director dies
• Wyoming County Commissioner candidates debate
• Abington Heights School Board asks teachers to agree to one-year wage freeze
• Wilkes-Barre engineer agrees to plead guilty to bribing a school board member
• Fight at West prompts safety measures, parent concerns
• Abington Heights School Board asks teachers to agree to one-year wage freeze
• Court gives Scranton School District OK to sell former Samuel F.B. Morse School
• International Internet sleuthing indicts Pike man on child porn charges
• Poll worker plan runs afoul of law
• Dem commissioner candidates mostly play nice
• Scranton teen accused of burglary
• Rig crash causes I-380 havoc
• King of Prussia developer appeals Scranton Zoning Hearing Board decision to state
• Little League coach throws rock at assailant's face
• Police: Woman reported knife point robbery in West Scranton
• Republican DA nomination is Wayne County's hot primary race
• Two vying for open seat in Madison
• Fourteen hours of fun planned for annual Relay for Life event
• The region in brief, May 5, 2011
• Obama will not release photo of bin Laden
• Scranton police seek help identifying suspected identity thieves
• The region in brief, May 4, 2011
• Panel approves campus leasing bill
• Alleged delivery-car thief arrested
• State Supreme Court will hear SWB Yankees vs. The Times-Tribune
• Police union complaint under review by state board
• Council initiates zoning change at site eyed for housing
• CORRECTIONS
• Troopers ID fatal crash victim
• Man waives hearing on burglary charges
• Red Cross sends five more volunteers to Alabama
• Gov. Corbett stresses safety for Motorcylce Safety Awareness Month
• Though young, students still celebrated bin Laden's death
• Seven in Mayfield eye council seats
• Taxpayers association schedules a forum for candidates on Thursday
• Senate confirms Meuser as state revenue secretary
• Agencies decry state's use of tobacco settlement funds
• Play underscores painful path from prison to freedom
• Anti-gerrymandering jogger stops by Scranton
• South Abington officials waiting to see what wastewater authority decides
• Flames engulf Dunmore home; owner says grill exploded
• Clifford Twp. woman killed in I-380 crash
• After mass murderer killed, remembering those we lost on Sept. 11
• Marcellus Tax payments in spotlight
• For some, bin Laden death renews pain
• Scranton police seek additional evidence where body was found in December
• Public-access broadcaster ECTV faces tax lien
• Troopers: School director's blood alcohol was nearly three times legal limit in Jan. 11 crash
• CORRECTION
• Evans: Campaign statements permitted at council meetings
• Police called to fight at West Scranton High School
• Road work planned in Ransom Twp.
• Lackawanna County commissioner candidates to debate
• Motorist killed in I-380 rollover crash
• Slain servicemen's dads herald terrorist's demise
• Major construction work in downtown Moscow on the horizon
• Woman who bought gun that killed Trooper Miller sentenced to jail
• Twp. drops appeal over Lake Carey sewer plan
• Throop councilman's signs vandalized
• Funeral notices, May 3, 2011
• Scholastic Superstar ... Meet Nick Marco
• Welding Courses Scheduled
• Toomey: 'A good day for civilized society'
• Reddish gets five to 10 years in death of infant
• Scranton Professor Discusses Civil War Medicine for C-SPAN Broadcast
• Change to University of Scranton May Art Exhibit
• Over 100 cars on display at Scranton School show
• Driller not tapping Utica
• Election ballot shows its quirks
• Scranton yuks it up, joins World Laughter Day
• Jews remember those lost in Holocaust during Yom Hashoah service
• In Dunmore, fiscal woes top issue of candidates
• 500-plus at CAC Moonlight Walk/Run benefit services for child abuse victims
• Anti-bullying rally, march start in Scranton
• Police seek man who walked out of Hawley dentist office without paying
• Crash kills man in Pike County
• Moscow man charged with assaulting neighbor to calm her down
• Stink bugs here to stay?
• NEPA income gains outpaced state, nation amid recession's depths
• Scholastic Superstar -- Meet Zachary Kosak
• Funeral notices, May 2, 2011
• Bishop Timlin remembers pontiff
• Little Sisters honor Insalacos with Holy Family Award
• Community events list, 5/2/11
• Over 100 cars on display at Scranton School show
• How to help: Southern Tornado
• Pope beatifies John Paul II before 1.5M
• Endeavour's last launch delayed again
• Family members replace stolen grave markers
• Fundraisers bring out people for good causes
• Archbald candidates talk growth, budget
• Scholastic Superstar ... Meet Jacob Kanavy
• Namedropper, 05/01/11
• After long journey, adults become full members of Jewish community
• Scranton's fire suppression rating improves
• County 911 center holds rare open house
• Strike called off at W-B hospital
• Marywood students heads to disaster-stricken Alabama
• Comcast employees spruce up Boys and Girls Club
• Goodwill musters up friendly competition
• Group to hold Riverfest next week
• Throop candidates consider borough without landfill perks
• Carbondale school candidates discuss funding cuts
• Commissioner hopefuls chime in on baseball
• Lackawanna residents take quiz for good cause
• New Social Security recipients to receive payments electronically starting today
• Grieboski hoping to visit Western Sahara dissident
• One injury in crash involving bus
• Twister toll at 337; 2nd-deadliest outbreak in U.S.
• Road rage leads to stalking, threat charges
• Police union president says members 'are done forever' if complaint is withdrawn
• Police: Minors given vodka, pills
• 2nd Red Cross volunteer heading South
• Nancy Kay Holmes Library gets a room for teens
• Fallbrook Creek fix sought
• Cyber school lands in Dickson City
• CORRECTION
• North Pocono students face 'trial' to underline drinking's dangers
• Throop fire caused by dryer
• Jessup moving ahead with pension plans
• Out for lunch, another arrest for Chief Duffy
• DEP still awaiting Chesapeake blowout response
• Regional Briefs 4/30/2011
• Funeral notices, April 29, 2011
• Scholastic Superstar: Thomas Jordan
• CAMPAIGN NOTES 4/30/2011
• Scott Twp. candidates discuss sewer project, police protection
• Candidates raise alarms about state funding
• Former Inmates and College Students Unite for Original Play
• National Debate Championship Draws Elite High School Students to Campus
• University-hosted Chinese Opera Events Are a Hit in Community
• Interior Architecture Students Propose Designs for Underutilized Buildings in Scranton
• Scranton doctor will aid in Southern tornado relief
• Obama's Pa. polling struggles return
• Candidates talk issues at taxpayer forum in Scranton
• Diabetes walk returning to Scranton
• Regional Briefs 4/29/2011
• 'Take Back the Night' rally calls attention to domestic, sexual abuse
• Separate busts net more than $30G worth of drugs
• State says city in compliance with workers' compensation fund administration
• Scranton controller candidates tee off
• CORRECTION
• Cathedral Mass will observe beatification of John Paul II
• Official: Marshall Elementary could be sold for apartments
• Monroe County man indicted in gold coin scheme
• Web access to deeds temporarily unavailable
• Scholastic Superstar: Rebekah Harris
• Era ends as Carell leaves 'The Office'
• Namedropper, 04/29/11
• On April 29 in NEPA
• North Pocono school director candidates look beyond state funding crisis
• Diverse candidates seek magistrate's job
• Couple pleads guilty to Jaycee Dugard's kidnap, rape
• Group Organizes Free COLTS Bus Service for Students, Faculty and Staff
• WNEP-TV’s Ryan Leckey Set to Deliver Johnson College Commencement Address
• Senator proposes per well impact fee
• 2 workers sue driller for injuries in Pa. blaze
• Severe storm sweeps region; thousands lose power
• Scranton Police officer recalls effort to notify residents in burning building
• Forest drilling strategy outlined
• Amphibians reported dead in Leroy well incident
• Poll finds political trouble for Obama
• Regional Briefs 4/28/2011
• Bath salts main topic at Mayfield crime watch meeting
• Special Olympics competition a hit in Tunkhanock
• Scranton Sewer Authority gets glimpse of potential new rates
• Coroner race focuses on current coroner
• Meet Maria Genello, a Scholastic Superstar
• Namedropper, 04/28/11
• On April 28 in NEPA
• School director settling in on Mid Valley board
• Multiagency sweep combs area for most-wanted suspects
• Commissioner candidates not keen on hiring kin
• Mid Valley shares $15 million school renovation plans
• Work and a big rock snarl Interstate 81 traffic
• Throop man accused of attempted auto parts theft
• Benton gas well hearing canceled; rally still on
• Traffic clogs on Interstate 81 north
• Diversity Festival Planned at University of Scranton
• Gathering of Scholars- April 30
• Marywood University Hosts Graduate (èm-èf-ā) / (èm-ā) Exhibition
• Flash flood watch issued for area
• Regional Briefs 4/27/2011
• Throop pushing owners to clean up after pets
• Residents planning rally before hearing on gas drilling Wednesday
• Woman ticketed after GPS apparently leads to head-on crash
• Council: Administration violated law with 2010 bill payments
• NEIU passes 2011-12 budget
• Parent support group to feature state parole board official
• Dunmore burglary suspect arraigned, in Lackawanna County Prison
• Steamtown to host military equipment, vehicles, re-enactors
• Drillers escape taxes, group says
• Council to union: Withdraw Duffy complaint
• First stage of recreation park unveiled
• Urban forest study shows value of Scranton's trees
• Senator sets shale fee date
• Study: Local air pollution levels better but still bad
• Scholastic Superstars: Jessica Flynn
• Namedropper, 04/27/11
• Health, wellness focus of Mid Valley fair
• School choice tax credit bill advances
• New Mexico woman killed in attack by 4 dogs
• Avoid I-81 northbound on Wednesday, PennDOT says
• Archbald fire ruled arson
• Corbett tells drillers he opposes 'forced pooling'
• Local University Presidents Will Receive Honorary Degrees at Commencement 2011
• Campus Choir Concert
• Prospect Avenue fire displaces family of eight
• Pa. utility regulator cheers on shale drilling
• Minora, Nealon nominations on hold as new process unfolds
• Minora, Nealon nominations on hold as new process unfolded
• Girl goes door-to-door to help family in need
• Scranton running out of cash, running up deficit
• "I've been given a treasure": Bishop Bambera reflects on his first year
• Traffic stop nets Scranton man wanted for knocking girlfriend's teeth out
• Correction
• Nay Aug heart walk set for Saturday
• Dunmore changes cleanup plan
• Dunmore nixes special spring cleanup schedule
• Police: South Side man attacked girlfriend when she woke him for work
• Three months later, charges yet to be filed against Carbondale School Board president
• Scranton man knocked unconscious, declined to press charges
• Man intervenes in bar fight, ends up in hospital
• Charitable program bankrolls bulletproof vests for area cops
• South Abington sends research to wastewater authority
• Regional Briefs 4/26/2011
• Corbett signs first bill, repealing home sprinkler mandate
• CAMPAIGN NOTES 4/26/2011
• Suspect in Dunmore burglary held after Harrisburg standoff
• Scholastic Superstars: Colleen Fagan
• FDA says Merck drug successfully fights hepatitis
• Human cannonball dies in UK stunt accident
• Accused murderer of NEPA native appears in court
• Jane's Walk steps off for first time in Scranton
• Temple's time capsule yields glimpse into turn-of-the-century Scranton
• Scranton City Council Democratic candidates' perspectives on city future differ
• Nothing new reported in Jessup fatal arson investigation
• Archbald restaurant fire cause remains undetermined
• Patriotic Flag to make Saturday stop in Hazleton
• Hearing on planned Benton gas well to be held Wednesday
• Motorcycle crash kills Meshoppen man
• Pa. House GOP passes many bills, only one makes it to gov's desk
• Drillers back end of dumping brine into rivers
• Christians celebrate Easter at packed services
• NEPA native killed in N.J.
• Funeral Notices 4/25/2011
• Family center faces funding cuts
• Costs could douse wastewater plant
• Scholastic Superstars: Rachel Elizabeth Dudle
• Countryside conservancy moves on Abingtons hiking trail
• Victor Alfieri Society celebrates 100 years
• Community events list, 4/25/11
• School notes, April 25, 2011
• Education supporters gather in Scranton to protest state cuts
• Martin: Union will not withdraw grievance over Scranton police chief
• Fire at shuttered Archbald eatery probed
• Keystone College scores high marks for environmental responsibility
• Scranton garbage collection delayed due to holiday
• Vigilant son foils Gouldsboro robbery
• Three injured in I-81 wreck
• Commissioner candidates talk corruption
• For those with new faith, Easter is 'the hope'
• Scholastic Superstar: Heather Derenick
• Scolastic Superstar: Heather Derenick
• Namedropper, 04/24/11
• Justice, civil rights discussed at Scranton forum
• Honor roll
• Ten vying for five Riverside School Board seats
• Around the Towns on April 24, 2011
• News Quiz 4/24/2011
• Attacking Superman to spite Lex Luthor
• Collar of the week: Scranton Police Sergeant Michael Perry
• Veterans News 4/24/2011
• Jessup woman's fire death ruled homicide
• Woman dies in Jessup fire
• Charges dropped against family accused of holding down and beating 14-year-old
• Senate to debut impact fee proposal
• Daughter recalls harrowing escape from blaze that claimed dad's life
• Bumper stickers proclaim support for Duffy
• Markers stolen from soldier graves
• Honor rolls, 4/23/2011
• Chesapeake gets DEP notice of violation after well incident
• Wayne municipality considers state intervention amid probe of misuse of taxpayer money
• Area Red Cross volunteers headed for storm-torn South
• Scranton gets new engineer
• NEPA helps fuel record number of DUI arrests
• Collection set for expired, dangerous drugs
• Fire damages home in Moosic
• Scranton cops: City man was drunk, naked and menacing
• Scranton police to hold Trained Eye session next week
• Scholastic Superstar: Scranton Prep's Emma Blake
• Funeral Notices 4/23/2011
• Illegal card game gets Scranton man prison sentence
• Police looking for man peddling fake IDs
• Community events list, 4/23/11
• Lohan gets jail sentence for probation violation
• Sixth annual Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Fair to take place April 25
• Scranton DPW facing overtime overage for 2011
• Chesapeake suspends well completion operations
• Scholastic Superstars: Elizabeth Andrzejewski
• Jail time ordered for former Montrose secretary
• Man sues attacker, bar over 2010 attack
• Regional Briefs 4/22/2011
• Investigators: Candle may have caused fire that killed veteran outdoors columnist
• Local officials brace for cuts in federal funding
• New sex charges against alleged abuser brings victim count to 7
• Victim identified in hot tub drowning
• Trucking company takes anti-bullying message on the road to reach students
• Airport losing money, but significantly less than last year
• Man charged in December hit and run
• Police: Scranton man hid heroin in coat's hood
• Nakedness prevents fight's escalation in Scranton
• Education rally planned for Saturday
• Funeral Notices 4/22/2011
• Tick-borne illnesses tricky to diagnose
• Susquehanna County Court Notes 4/22/2011
• LACKAWANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES 4/22/11
• Nevada Sen. John Ensign announces resignation
• State to test liquor sales in wine vending machines
• Police shoot and kill wandering emu in central Pa.
• Old Forge teachers union calls off strike
• Interstate 81 backed up again
• Expert on Jewish Identity to Lecture at The University of Scranton
• Man, 89, dies in Forest City fire
• Man, 89, dies in fatal Forest City fire
• Full slate of superstar nominees
• NEW DCNR CHIEF GIVES DRILLING REASSURANCES
• Meet NEPA's best and brightest high school seniors
• Police: Man forces grandma to smoke pot
• Be prepared: Pump price flirting with $4
• Police union president: 'We may be wrong' on labor complaint against chief
• Firing cuts Dickson City's pension contribution
• Correction
• Students compete at computer fair
• Proposed cuts draw fire at Abington Heights
• Scranton cops await Facebook evidence
• Assault charge in Scranton domestic dispute
• Police: Taylor men bought Four Lokos for underage girls
• Old Forge OKs NEIU contract
• Legal lessons handed down to generation next
• Dickson City post office to close in May
• Deputy DA: 'Stay involved' to staunch online bullying
• Carbondale Area considering spaces for classes during renovation
• Scholastic Superstars: Andrea Alsalahat
• Complaints end goldfish racing at Tacoma bar
• Kohler toilet costs $6,390
• City hotel hot tub death ruled accidental
• Natural gas well suffers blowout, releasing fluids in Bradford County
• Veterinary Technology Students Help Control Pet Overpopulation
• Update: I-81 lane reopened near airport
• I-81 north and south backed up for miles
• Mercy hospital has a new name
• Pa. game commission approves game land drilling
• Conshohocken man dead; found unresponsive in hotel hot tub
• Acting education secretary defends state budget, calls for merit pay
• Students, groups promote sustainability for Earth Week
• PIKE COUNTY COURT NOTES 4/20/2011
• State calls for halt to shale wastewater treatment at 15 plants
• Commissioner candidates push job ideas
• Chief Duffy, union clash over March arrest
• Friends of the Poor distributes Easter meals
• Evans addresses employment controversy in council remarks
• Lackawanna County coroner, controller candidates face off
• Big rig filled with women's shoes snatched from truck stop
• Scranton man faces Megan's Law charge
• COLTS offers free Earth Day rides
• Blakely councilman resigns his post
• Regional Briefs 4/20/2011
• Local gang expert teaches Keystone College students groups' characteristics
• Marino, Barletta collect bucks for re-election bids
• Plane with first lady came too close to cargo jet
• Worthington Scranton chorale and jazz band hosts spring concert
• CHS to unveil new name on newly purchased Mercy Health Partners properties
• Cordaro, Munchak trial moved from Wilkes-Barre to Scranton
• Fidel Castro formally removed as leader of Cuba
• Gardner school appeals charter decision
• State Senate Policy Committee Hearing
• Pa. wants to cut off gas-drilling wastewater
• Bath salt sales banned in Luzerne County
• Regional Briefs for 4/19/2011
• Forest City shares budget plans
• Carbondale sells former hose company building
• Marywood, others partner for research grant
• Officials favor Congressman Barletta's support for Scranton flood-control project
• Gov. Tom Corbett vows clean water
• Scranton police file grievance after chief makes off-duty arrest
• Eight commissioner candidates debate without O'Brien, Mariani
• Prosecutors say Musto received gifts from Mericle
• Pennsylvania table games revenue reaches new high for March
• Weekend wind leaves busy workweek for cleanup crews, firefighters
• Scranton teachers authorize strike if necessary; four months remain in contract
• Mayor's confidential secretary takes on extra duty
• Dickson City chief clerk loses job over misuse of borough money
• CORRECTION
• Moosic man charged with assault
• Dickson City man arrested after becoming combative with police
• Lackawanna County Prison Board discusses warden position; no hire yet
• Penn State Worthington Scranton hosting natural gas lease workshop
• Namedropper, 04/19/11
• Elite AACSB International Business School Accreditation Renewed for Scranton
• The University of Scranton Hosts Inaugural Conference on Aging Research
• Interdisciplinary Research on Aging at Scranton Has Far-reaching Benefits
• Table games in Pa. produce highest revenue to date
• Woman charged with murder in November stabbing death
• Marywood University Awarded $100,000 Hunger-Free Communities Grant
• Vietnam veteran from Scranton to be honored posthumously at Washington memorial
• Grandview case still an issue for Clarks Summit race
• Think carefully before buying that bunny
• Ransom washout creates detours
• Marywood to host county candidate town-hall meetings
• Jeep stolen in Newton recovered in Harford
• Two injured when vehicle crashes into Scranton police car
• Masked, armed man robs Milford gas station
• Passover preparations begin with seder lessons
• LCB cuts service at unprofitable liquor stores
• Earth Day's impact seen in NEPA's cleaner environment
• Hanover gas drilling treatment site planned
• Seniors who never tire of helping others recognized by UNC
• Monroe Avenue Price Chopper closes in Dunmore
• 82nd Helen Keller Day raises money for blind association
• Children celebrate Easter early with parties, egg hunts
• Benefit for twins draws crowd
• High winds topple trees, litter yards and roads
• FUNERAL NOTICES 4/18/2011
• School Notes 4/18/2011
• Namedropper, 04/17/11
• Social networks ripe for crime; consequences limited
• Bear and her cubs attract crowd in Midvalley
• Burglars take cigarettes and cigars from Dunmore smoke shop
• Boscov's security guard pinned in pursuit of shoplifting suspect
• Car evades police roadblock
• Police: Two rob West Scranton bar, customers
• Stable system needed after diocesan enrollment drops 52 percent
• House and garden show goes well
• Awareness walks go on despite the weather
• This township supervisor conference is brought to you by the drilling industry
• Drilling still stalled in Wayne County
• Around the Towns 4/17/2011
• Commissioner candidates weigh in on budget
• Groups give county a spring cleaning
• Rescue of the week: Dunmore Police Patrolman Anthony Cali
• Population drops in Taylor
• Local news quiz, 4/17/2011
• Meters brought revenue, confusion
• Thousands without power in Northeast Pa., PPL reports
• Search under way for miner missing in collapse
• Fishers not forestalled by weather
• Ohioan tells 911 dispatcher he killed wife, 3 kids
• Actor Nicolas Cage arrested in New Orleans
• Lake-Lehman school director killed in Noxen crash
• Times-Tribune staff wins Keystone awards
• Firefighters tell people to be wary
• Man injured in Spring Brook motorcycle crash
• Olyphant man, 24, charged in thefts from cars
• Scranton police subdue city man with Taser
• Police: South Scranton man attacked by four juveniles
• Anglers get their feet wet on first day of trout season
• Democratic budget plan includes drilling severance TAX
• Slots-funded tax relief averaging $200
• Funeral Notices 4/16/2011
• Report recommends razing historic Hotel Sterling
• Regional Briefs 4/16/2011
• Warden search almost over in Lackawanna County
• Car-carrier slams into Forest City building
• Chairman of I-81 group calls for national transportation policy
• Candidates for Lackawanna Trail School Board worried about proposed state funding cuts
• Plaque honors Jane Jacobs' Northeast Pa. roots
• Plaque honors Jane Jacobs' Northeast Pa. roots
• LACKAWANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES 4/16/2011
• Community events list, 4/16/11
• University Scholars in Service Create Mural for Model Behavior at Elementary School
• Police arrest two for alleged copper theft after Hill Section foot chase
• Wilkes-Barre, neighbors speed bath salt bans
• Times-Tribune takes 17 awards in two statewide contests
• Anti-abortion group rallies support in Scranton
• Jermyn approves truck, engineering payments
• Dalton to borrow up to $400,000 for paving projects
• Archbald residents hear trail plans
• After slitting wrists in McDonald's, man subdued with Taser
• Lakeland students traverse nature trail
• Public sounds off on proposed COLTS route changes
• Scranton cops: Rampage followed domestic dispute
• Teens accused of West Side attack
• City police seek Walgreens video surveillance
• Scranton police seek Walgreens video surveillance
• Monday is deadline to register for primary election
• 900 block of Mulberry Street closed this morning
• Spending plan 'only a start,' NEPA's congressional representatives say
• Namedropper, 04/15/11
• Funeral Notices 4/15/2011
• Minooka neighborhood organizes against potential housing complex
• Animals taken from N.Y. home full of knee-deep feces
• Monroe County jury convicts former UN weapons inspector in sex case
• Honor rolls, 4/15/2011
• Scott Twp. police arrest woman in New York for alleged sex with minor
• After slitting wrists in McDonald's, man subdued with Taser
• Altoona sells naming rights for filmmaker
• Nemacolin wins resort casino license
• Sticker shock at pump as some grades crack $4 a gallon
• Remember the 'power in our words' is athlete's anti-bullying cry
• O'Brien: Congress run 'not something I'm considering'
• School district denies Times-Tribune request for information on Evans' work status
• Phone number incorrect
• NEPA clean-up seeks volunteers
• Marywood offers transportation to student's funeral
• Scranton man subdues home intruder
• Marywood program combats sexual violence
• Census data shows population decrease in Clarks Green
• CAMPAIGN 2011
• Namedropper, 04/14/11
• Dedication planned at Jane Jacobs' childhood home
• Township's lawsuit pits Covington vs. Covington
• Alleged scanner theft turns self in to Scranton PD
• Scranton Zoning Board OKs plans for veterans housing
• Archbald seeks to rename road
• Sewer plan delayed by disagreement between municipalities, wastewater authority
• State fire commissioner: Drilling impact strains volunteer ranks
• PSWS Nursing Department Plans Second Annual Children's Health Fair
• Senate confirms Noonan
• Johnson College Prepares for Its 19th Annual Golf Tournament
• University of Scranton May Calendar of Events
• Homeboy Industries Founder Honored For Service to Ignatian Mission
• Senators Question Safety of Water Used in Gas Drilling
• Mom drives van into N.Y. river, killing self, 3 kids
• AP: Pa. accused of rubber-stamping gas permits
• Firefighter injured battling Dickson City blaze released from CMC
• Expert educates students on cyberbullying, online safety
• Crews battle house fire in West Scranton
• Scott Twp. sewer project nearly done, though fees still up in the air
• President Carter raises funds for namesake hometown in area auction
• Regional Briefs 4/13/2011
• DA's office fair teaches students to have drug, alcohol free prom season
• Federal court jury awards Dunmore firefighter $47,500
• Scranton City Council supermajority casts blame for deficits on administration
• Scranton gets OK on $50,000 grant for proposed park
• Truck driver that crashed into Lindy Creek stable
• Vehicles burglarized at several Wyoming Avenue businesses
• Scott Twp. woman flips truck on Business Route 6
• Parents, students 'devastated' by Catholic school closures
• PNC Field ready for opening day as $40M renovation awaits fate
• Janet Evans, school officials refuse to discuss her employment status
• Funeral Notices 4/13/2011
• Namedropper, 04/13/11
• Lawsuit: Homeless get $50 to be beaten on video
• Fracking shale for gas brings wealth, concerns
• Architectural Drafting and Design Technology Students Take Part in Portfolio Competition
• Gas drilling's promise, perils rile townsfolk
• DeNaples leak probe inconclusive
• Juvenile bills clear panel after mom's impassioned plea
• B.o.B. Concert Slated at University of Scranton
• Research Week Events
• Former Scranton Housing Authority head sentenced to 1 year probation, fine
• Deficits weigh heavy on Scranton's free cash flow
• Newton supervisors delay vote on weight limits for roads
• Second federal trial opens for Dunmore firefighter
• Scranton police seek help finding suspect in theft of bar-code scanners
• Workshop planned for local arts groups
• Dickson City police: Virginia woman urinated in front of officers
• Police: Carbondale man gives woman a black eye
• Scranton native retires after 40 years in National Guard
• Riverside board hears concerns from football program
• Regional Briefs 4/12/2011
• Dunmore garbage scofflaws beware
• Moscow Borough on the up and up
• Ransom teen accused of truck, fuel theft
• Archbald groups to discuss trail plans with authority
• Authorities seize two pounds of marijuana from Carbondale home
• Senate panel expands school choice program
• Jimmy Carter to sample local hospitality at Stegmaier Mansion
• Namedropper, 04/12/11
• Reports: Japan to raise alert level of nuke crisis
• Japan ups nuke crisis severity to match Chernobyl
• Bishop announces Catholic school closures in Scranton, Carbondale, Pittston and Dallas
• Montage Mountain Road reopens after 'smoke grenade' removed
• Court: Harvard twins stuck with Facebook agreement
• State panel approves abortion clinic oversight bill
• Wide Range of Topics Explored at Scranton’s Psychology Conference
• Man high on bath salts wanders onto LCCC campus
• Truck crashes into Lindy Creek
• White House: Obama to lay out spending plan
• Pinocchio Commedia
• School districts mulling layoffs, budget cuts to address proposed state funding changes
• GOP lawmakers pivot on Corbett budget
• Penn State seeks water-well owners for gas study
• Patience, steady hand required for traditional Ukrainian art
• Against the odds, marrow donor's effort helps save a life
• Police say Carbondale sex offender held 15-year-old girl against her will
• Diocese of Scranton plans announcement on status of schools
• Carbondale Twp. police investigating vehicle break-in
• Scranton man charged with DUI, fleeing police in Throop
• 'Small community atmosphere' draws residents to Mayfield
• Gaming board faces possible license vote
• Conference designed to help people manage pain/autoimmune diseases
• Natural gas metering station set for adjacent property
• Neighbors band together against metering station
• Community events list, 4/11/11
• African Union: Libya accepts cease-fire plan
• School Notes 4/11/2011
• Marywood student killed in I-380 crash
• Crash kills Marywood student
• Hundreds gather for annual Red Cross fundraiser
• Despite big growth, still few people in Thornhurst
• Autism telethon raises more than $117G
• Namedropper, 04/10/11
• On April 10 in NEPA
• Danger underground: Aging natural gas lines a concern
• 6-year-old girl named 'Miracle Kid'
• Bullies' sting just as strong online
• Pa. legislative staff size makes for budget target
• Twenty-two area students place in state PTA competition
• Scranton cops: Man raped ex-girlfriend, stole last $2 from her bank account
• Egg hunt for charity draws huge crowd in Scranton
• Civil War holds special significance in region
• Wyoming Avenue crash takes down pole, power lines
• Coroner: Wyoming County death was not suspicious
• Two injured as car slides down Dalton embankment
• State preservation forum slated in Scranton
• Kavulich backs Downvalley cleanup
• Funeral Noties 4/10/2011
• Fresh from battle, Congress girds for long budget war
• Scranton cops: Man raped ex-girlfriend, stole last $2 from her bank account
• Guilty plea entered in fatal shooting of Pittston man
• Toole, ex-judge, faces 2½ years in jail
• State may limit drilling byproduct from being spread on farms
• Casey calls for federal aid to fight gang and drug crime
• Classic Python lunacy
• Dorney Park plans "inverted boomerang" roller coaster
• Waverly Twp. sees population growth in the last decade
• CAMPAIGN 2011
• Riverside board to accept Armstrong's resignation
• Inspection leads to closure of aging Moosic bridge
• Study recommends ending two COLTS routes, expanding or restructuring others
• Police: Wanted West Scranton couple considered armed and dangerous
• Bishop Bambera to be King's speaker
• NYC man faces heroin charges in Taylor
• Contractors fined for U of S project accident
• Forum to hear residents preservation priorities
• 12 displaced by home's faulty electrical system
• On April 9 in NEPA
• Shutdown avoided, White House, Congress cheer deal
• Chesapeake CEO: No "lasting environmental damage" from fracking
• Fundraiser aims at amusement park trip for Dickson City fire victim
• Weinberg Memorial Library to host first Environmental Art Show
• Book Prices Begin at $1 at Annual Weinberg Memorial Library Book and Plant Sale
• “Release the Light” Program Set to Increase Awareness on Sexual Assault
• Acclaimed Chinese Opera Company Performs in Scranton
• National High School Debate Tournament Comes to Scranton
• Wilkes-Barre man charged with knife-point rape
• Authorities cleanse area of bath salt
• Scranton Student Represents Pennsylvania as National Truman Scholar
• The Late Peter A. Carlesimo To Be Honored By University of Scranton
• Two businesses cited under liquor law
• Lackawanna County vigil highlights horrors of child abuse
• Winter cutting into summer for many high school grads
• County detectives arrest two alleged heroin dealers, supplier's alleged strongman
• Reward offered for man accused of punching trooper
• Deaf school students set for home opener anthem performance
• Laptop fight leads to arrest in Scranton
• Mayfield police: Kentucky man assaults wife after argument over children
• Regional Briefs 4/8/2011
• School tax-credit program questioned
• Diocese and Marywood cancel conservative Catholic speaker
• North Pocono student plans fundraiser for Leukemia society that helped her sister
• Knox Box ordinance rejected by Clarks Summit council
• Lackawanna County Courthouse Square getting units for disposal of dog waste
• Newton Twp.'s population growth attributed to housing developments, proximity to Scranton
• CAMPAIGN 2011
• Funeral Notices 4/8/2011
• Namedropper, 04/08/11
• On April 8 in NEPA
• Shutdown talks yield no deal as clock ticks down
• Eggs fly at U of S high school competition
• Community Service Club Holding Hair Drive for Locks of Love
• Old Forge releases landfill document
• Body found in Wyoming County
• Passionist Priest/Physician, Reverend Richard Frechette, Will Address Marywood 2011 Graduates
• D'Alessandri out as medical school president
• AP: Pa. seeks more tests for drilling pollution
• Judge sets jury selection date in Selenski murder trial
• Senate approves pipeline bill
• House GOP touts gas car incentives
• Marcellus Shale news in brief
• Barletta, Marino praise House GOP budget plan
• Spring pollen plagues allergy sufferers
• County detective gets hands dirty in drug investigation
• University students raise awareness with "Scrantytown"
• Old Forge landfill agreement still not available
• Priest's work on gangs to be honored
• Cops: Fleeing man caught with drugs
• Ex-bar owner sentenced to 3.5 to 7 years in fatal drunk driving crash
• Scranton law firm wins $550,000 medical malpractice case
• Police: Man fled from accident, falsely reported car stolen
• Benefit planned Friday for Scranton girl whose mom, sister died in fire
• Namedropper, 04/07/11
• State says taxidermist kept cash for work not completed
• Lackawanna County Sentencings 4/7/2011
• Judge sends child-rapist to prison for 40.5 to 90 years
• Fire at vacant West Side home called accidental
• Appeals court upholds ex-Enron CEO's convictions
• State Police: Fire at Cabot site was arson
• Stadium authority OK's emergency repairs at PNC Field
• Local bath salts issue to receive national attention
• Man involved in fatal Shenandoah beating sentenced to 55 months
• 200 business people participate in Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce Gas Expo
• Untitled
• Corbett asks for 4 percent cut in union talks
• Social service agencies ready to fight funding cuts
• Bills make property tax hikes harder
• Federal workers nervous as shutdown talk heightens
• Old Forge finalizes Alliance pact
• Police: Woman chases, crashes into her stolen ATV
• DEA smashes NYC to Scranton drug ring
• Spring Brook man guilty of distributing child porn
• Scranton City Council passes legislation banning bath salts and synthetic marijuana
• CORRECTION
• Armstrong students send letter to space
• Scranton rape case held for court
• Wanted man tries dumping pills while officer watches
• Scranton boy hurt by 15-20 assailants
• Cost of Luzerne's baseball battle tops $118K
• Emergency repairs on deck at stadium
• Lackawanna County Sentencings 4/6/2011
• Jessup selects company for road repaving
• Regional Briefs 4/6/2011
• Scranton youth's life celebrated with room dedication at Head Start
• Commissioners unveil Aylesworth improvements
• Scranton police looking for man accused of beating 14-year-old
• City police, animal control officers investigating death of dog found Sunday
• Recycled Fashion
• Saturday Night Live's Kenan Thompson- April 16
• PocoNotes is Helping Two Musicians Share the Best Part of Themselves
• House GOP charting budget changes
• Area unemployment down fifth straight month to 9 percent
• Tunkhannock Twp. to appeal DEP sewer order
• State court affirms Scranton's ability to reduce number of engine companies responding to automated alarms
• Groups petition government for gas impact study
• Attorney Casey scores $10 million verdict in Philadelphia
• Crumbling bridge a cause of concern for La Plume couple
• PennDOT remembers employees killed in work zones
• Mother charged after abandoning toddlers
• Supreme Court says jury should hear case
• Susquehanna County priest has charges bound over
• Bolus readies civil suit against state Attorney General and others
• State: Cost for West Linden Street fix could be up to $2 million
• Top conservative economic figure R. Glenn Hubbard speaks at University of Scranton
• Police investigating theft of fruit trees in Monroe County
• Police investigating theft of 1,500 pounds of metal
• Workshop to offer information on local government
• Teen struck by car in West Scranton; driver sought
• Free health fair scheduled in South Abington
• House approves salts ban bill
• Scranton Housing Authority acting deputy executive director steps down
• Judges ban sale of bath salts in Lackawanna County
• Aviation Exploration Day- April 9
• South Blakely Street reopened after DUI crash
• First Wednesday at the Library- April 4
• Fresh Perspectives-New Solutions: Visiting Environmental Artist Series Continues at Marywood University
• Power restored to many, street still closed after Dunmore crash
• Bill eyes campus gas lease royalties
• Depot workers still looking for raises
• AP source: Couric leaving anchor post
• Lackawanna County readies park improvements
• Anthracite Museum commemorates Pancoast Colliery tragedy's centennial
• Abington Heights officials worried about seniors' attendance
• Laceyville man charged with weapons, stolen property violations
• Lycoming County fugitive arrested in Wyoming County
• Woman injured in I-81 crash in Lenox Twp.
• Salvation Army of Scranton plans dinner
• Firefighters quickly extinguish North Scranton fire
• Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert top ACM Awards
• McGloin lends star power to Scranton's crime-fighting campaign
• 'Fine food and wine' a hit at Cultural Center
• Moosic population shows increase
• School Notes 4/4/2011
• Laundromats to drillers: Wash your wear elsewhere
• Community events list, 4/4/11
• Safety will improve because of airport board vote, officials say
• Jennie-O recalls 55,000 pounds of turkey burgers
• Spring Brook resident launches national charity walk
• School budget threats won't impede California trip
• Peaceful, rural region not so peaceful anymore
• Mother seeks justice after cyber-bullied daughter's attempted suicide
• Pioneer, veteran celebrated with wreath laying
• County to study row office consolidation
• Education budget crunch could cost Scranton schools' program for teen moms
• Carbondale crash kills Old Forge dirt-bike rider
• Dunmore halts population slide
• Police investigating Scranton computer store break-in
• Olyphant brother, mother charged in alleged assault
• Scranton police arrest five who refuse to own up to possessing marijuana
• Jury returns $1.9 million verdict for Wayne County family injured in crash
• Fire victim still putting life back together, thanks to community help
• State police close investigation into fatal bus crash
• Around the towns, 4/3/2011
• Namedropper, 04/03/11
• Hearing on gas metering station planned for Monday
• Mack leads Butler back to national title game
• Residents still dependent on community to help make ends meet
• Labor relations board slaps W-B hospital with another complaint
• Police: Man attacks wife, 9-year-old son, after having foot stepped on
• Dickson City police investigating string of robberies
• Man dies in fatal wreck in Carbondale
• Regional Briefs 4/2/2011
• Arbitrators grant raises to Honesdale police
• Pringle native defies the odds, keeps adding to 'bucket list'
• DA says Riverside bribery claims still 'under investigation'
• Dunmore firefighter's federal trial set to begin this month
• Dunmore asks for dismissal of methadone clinic lawsuit
• Two blood drives in Scranton this weekend
• Noxen collision sends two to hospital
• Police looking for vehicle involved in Dunmore hit-and-run
• Troopers seek 15-year-old runaway
• Midvalley man, 74, accused of touching teen
• Fourteen cadets graduate from Lackawanna College Police Academy
• Susquehanna, Wyoming County Red Cross chapters merge
• Former Forest City, Montrose secretaries plead guilty in separate thefts
• Funeral Notices 4/2/2011
• Bill seeks quicker chemical ban response
• Area schools banning bath salts
• District waiting for test results on culvert
• Lackawanna County Court Notes 4/2/2011
• Community events list, 4/2/11
• Dirt bike's rider flown to CMC after crash in Carbondale
• Scranton detectives file court order seeking Facebook records in suicide attempt investigation
• Scranton Student Represents Pennsylvania as National Truman Scholar
• Healing historic wounds topic of Gandhi talk in Scranton
• West Linden Street repair work will have to wait
• Tenants win judgment against kids-for-cash attorney Powell
• Montrose school clerk accused of padding paycheck
• Ex-judge's battle could go to U.S. Supreme Court after state's rebuff
• Processing delays tax payments
• DEP top-down directive draws criticism
• Bath salt bans gain traction
• School choice debated at Marywood
• Clifford Twp. Historical Society hosts Lenape talk
• Novelist Rushdie to speak in area
• Fourteen to graduate from Lackawanna College Police Academy
• Carbondale man sentenced to 14 to 40 years for child rape
• Wyoming County man charged for child porn
• FUNERAL NOTICES 4/1/2011
• Namedropper, 04/01/11
• Tea Party rallies at Marino's office
• West Linden Street repair work will have to wait
• Kane says she's able to be AG
• Jessup's population down, but increase in minority presence
• Bronx Zoo cobra found in its reptile house
• Police: Treasurer bilked $17,000 from Lakeland softball league
• Yogi Roth to speak for anti-bullying and teen suicide prevention
• Close to Fifty Organizations Attend Johnson College’s Spring Career Fair
• Expert on Jewish Ethics and Interfaith Relations to Lecture at The University of Scranton
• Carnival of Chinese Opera Comes to Scranton
• University of Scranton Goes Mobile
• Airport board takes U-turn on roundabout project
• Dogs, birds perish in Wayne County fire
• Storm watch cancelled
• Cordaro, Munchak enter not guilty pleas
• Supreme Court denies Lokuta a second hearing
• Statewide health rankings show good news, bad news in the region
• Scott Twp. gearing up for septic inspections
• Regional Briefs 3/31/2011
• Scott Twp. sees slight population drop from 2000
• Newton citizens split over proposed gas drilling ban
• Washington Plaza expected to reopen before summer
• Four state agencies probe misuse of taxpayer money in Starrucca borough
• Detectives: Lackawanna County Prison inmate assaulted guard
• Cordaro, Munchak head back to court again today
• NYC man pleads guilty to possessing 30 pounds of pot
• State offers website for Harrison Avenue bridge project
• Two from Lackawanna nabbed in Wayne County sweep
• Scranton police charge man in theft, sale of girlfriend's guitar
• Scranton man, 38, arrested for assault of girlfriend
• Namedropper, 03/31/11
• Dems say private liquor stores a bad idea
• Carbondale's Pioneer Plaza project could start in 30 days
• SHA to discuss director's status
• Police looking for man who purchased stolen AK-47
• FUNERAL NOTICES
• Senior Exhibition 2011
• 'Thundercat:' English tabby a purrfect purring machine
• Architectural Drafting and Design Technology Chair Judges 2011 Bridge Competition
• Two professors to hold book signings April 5
• Marywood University Exhibits Honey: Female Perspectives and [Dis]Place
• Marywood’s School of Architecture Hosts Senior Exhibition, iArch
• Districts discuss how to save money
• Casey seeks feds' help on gas blasts, methane migration
• Wildlife Federation report shows air pollution's threat to fish and game
• Rgional Briefs 3/30/2011
• Scranton City Council seeks to ban bath salts and other legal synthetic narcotics
• Forest City Treasurer accused of stealing six figures looking at plea agreement
• Removal of acting SHA exec ordered
• Mayor Doherty delivers Meals on Wheels in Green Ridge
• Carbondale fire leaves man, dog homeless
• Mayfield Crime Watch hosts talk on contractor fraud
• Troopers herald truck violations 'blitz'
• Dickson City gas station robbed
• City collision sends two men to hospital
• Federal prosecutors oppose lenient sentence for former Luzerne County Judge Michale T. Toole
• Memorial for Dunmore nurse killed in Vietnam War to be unveiled Oct. 8
• Court collections jump $1 million in Lackawanna County
• Roaring Brook's population pops in latest census
• Judge offers cautionary remarks about online privacy - or lack thereof
• County clarifies how wireless network would be financed
• Mahatma Gandhi’s Grandson to Speak at Scranton
• Professor Vinson’s Research Shows Walnuts as ‘Top Nut’ for Heart-healthy Antioxidants
• University to Present Pedro Arrupe, S.J., Award to Rev. Gregory Boyle, S.J.
• Online threats cited in probe of teen's bridge jump
• Casey calls on DEA to ban bath salts immediately
• Grand jury returns new indictment against Cordaro, Munchak
• Wind Ensemble Present "Strange Humors" Concert
• Laser Northeast Gathering Company Visits Johnson College
• State Inspection Classes Scheduled for April
• Local cases to be part of hearings on disease clusters in state
• Hill Section search warrant yields rifle, three arrests
• Fatal crash probe still a month from completion, bus company says
• Dogged by asbestos claims, UGL files for bankruptcy
• Scranton schools ban bath salts
• Monroe Avenue Price Chopper to close
• South Scranton crash sends three to hospital
• Corrections
• Two Lackawanna County women charged in bath-salt binge
• Sunken Honda in Lake Wallenpaupack to become training vehicle
• CMC to raise funds for Japanese earthquake victims
• West Scranton man charged for attempted break-in at South Side business
• Funeral Notices 3/29/2011
• Counties weigh impact fee
• Dunmore hears from subsidence insurance expert
• Carbondale discusses school renovation plans in advance of bids
• Namedropper, 03/29/11
• Japan fallout in Pennsylvania rainwater, Corbett says
• Corbett's cuts could leave tough medical care choices
• Lackawanna County Court Notes 3/29/2011
• Economist who Sees Business as Agent for Positive Social Change to Speak at Scranton
• Art Auction to Benefit the Christa Felice Scholarship
• Marywood University Sets Business Forum to Highlight Corporate Social Responsibility
• State of Lackawanna County: Challenges ahead
• Judge approves sale of Mercy hospitals, outpatient facilities for $150 million
• Old Forge, Alliance agreement offers less than contracts in past years
• Purple Heart recipient inspires students to donate
• Historical Society celebrates 125 years with new online home
• School-choice hearing Thursday at Marywood
• Madisonville food distribution for needy
• Lt. Col. Pike takes command of 228th National Guard
• State police net drug paraphernalia, $10G after traffic stop
• Woman injured during argument allegedly fueled by bath salts
• Local Sierra Club hosts drilling strategy session
• Some Scranton residents may have to wait for relief from flood insurance payments
• Diabetes prevalence earns Pennsylvania a spot in 'diabetes belt'
• Casey could be GOP target next year
• Community events list, 3/28/11
• Ronald McDonald House 'Gourmet Gala' attracts hundreds to fundraiser
• Eagle Scout: Christopher Grassi
• Dickson City population down for second decade
• Obituary Notices 3/28/2011
• Untitled
• School Notes 3/28/2011
• Namedropper, 03/27/11
• Florida freeze has tomato buyers shivering
• Bath salts a big tub of trouble
• Federally funded agency in Scranton says it met first milestone of review
• Dunmore looking to bolster volunteer firefighter ranks
• Carbondale optimistic, even as population plummets again
• Marywood players get view from wheelchair
• Police: New Jersey woman attempted robbery at motel
• Keyser Valley Community Center to hold open house
• State police seek casino robbery suspect
• Hole appears at Adams Avenue and Vine Street in Scranton
• Lawmakers expanding controlled substance list
• Experts: Use of minor charges to hold murder suspect common tactic
• Wastewater authority eyes drilling water treatment facility
• Prison OT tops $5.7 million over five years
• Kids get fit, help Comm
• Taylor Walmart to be one of 23 in state vending wine
• Around the towns, 3/27/2011
• News Quiz 3/27/2011
• If you want to fight a flawed argument, try critical thinking
• First female VP candidate dies at 75
• Pentagon: US-led strikes help rebels retake city
• Police believe slain drug dealer executed, dumped near Hilltop
• Ex-judge Toole has turned his life around, attorney tells court
• No disciplinary action for court employees linked to Ciavarella payoffs
• Bolus sues city over home condemnation
• Lady Bucks 'made it as far as any team could'
• Ex-chief turns in his badge and gun
• Keystone College student in jail after allegedly assaulting two other students
• Tunkhannock viaduct graces statewide travel publication
• New Marywood pool features 'state-of-the-art' systems
• Repairs made to Willard School after latest gas incident
• CORRECTIONs
• Ciavarella lawyers blast federal judge
• Scranton man injured in Interstate 81 crash
• Scranton couple charged for heroin they each refused to claim
• Free tax service available until April 2
• Funeral Notices 3/26/2011
• Newton residents push for drilling ban
• Congressmen bring transportation appeal to Scranton
• NEPA gains seat on Marcellus Shale commission
• Crash stats show fewer teens killed on highways
• Bolus sues city over home condemnation
• Jury finds corrections officers not guilty
• Asian Studies Presents Cultural ‘Tour’: India, Nepal, Bhutan
• Liva Arts Company Takes the Stage with ‘Rent’
• Scranton City Council candidates express opinions, views during forum
• Deposed priest receives probable 'life sentence'
• Shale commission to make debut
• Namedropper, 03/25/11
• New owner of Smith's Restaurant in South Scranton is another Smith
• Union fights for courthouse deputy suspended for nodding off on the job
• Police: Scranton man stashes heroin, returns to hiding spot and finds cops
• Police seek suspects in South Scranton robbery
• Man wanted on drug charges in Philadelphia caught in South Scranton
• South Scranton man sentenced to up to 19 years for molesting two girls
• Thefts lead to probation for farm manager
• Rail-trail group's 20 years full of progress, plans
• North Abington Twp. population declines
• Mother holds child as police officers raid home, find heroin
• Bolus cited for ripping condemnation sign down
• Corrections officers take the stand in their own defense of inmate beating
• Campaign 2011 notes
• Regional Briefs 3/25/2011
• West siders take to streets for Crime Watch tour
• Pep rally prepares Lady Bucks for championship game
• Crash snarls McDade traffic
• Worthington Scranton students “Love the Furry Friends”
• Sisters of Mercy moving out
• Federal judge asked to move Cordaro/Munchak trial to Scranton
• Pep rally prepares Lady Bucks for championship game
• Students from One of the Nation’s Premier Music Conservatories to Perform with Scranton Singers
• Trio accused of kidnapping man over brother's drug death
• Final tally from 2011 judicial sale tops $2 million
• Regional Briefs 3/24/2011
• Cop-on-cop lawsuit filed over alleged dog mauling
• Lackawanna County and Scranton sued over field's condition
• Board accepts member's resignation
• Namedropper, 03/24/11
• DEP halts Potter County pad work citing erosion
• New DCNR head has Luzerne County ties
• Correction
• Scranton man allegedly sold cocaine, heroin in two school zones
• Man, 22, accused of attacking girlfriend
• Two businesses face liquor law violations
• SUV flees after plowing into a home in Olyphant
• Condom machine stolen in Washington state burglary
• Naylor, Reese drop election campaigns
• Boles tossed off judge ballot
• Girl Scouts GOLD AWARD
• CAMPAIGN 2011
• Scranton to seek bids for real-time street meter monitoring
• County judge will decide on Mercy sale to for-profit company
• Corbett opens shale fee window a crack
• Tonight's commissioners meeting cancelled
• New DCNR head has Luzerne County ties
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79 - With photos & video
• Hundreds attend meeting on how cuts may impact Scranton schools
• Regional Briefs 3/23/2011
• For Ransom population, little change
• Senators propose broad school mandate relief
• Alliance foes react to Old Forge agreement
• Restaurant expected to open on North Washington Avenue seeking approval for outdoor seating
• CLARIFICATION
• NEIU board seeking solicitor proposals
• Scranton man, 47, accused of copper thefts
• Mother's sentencing in baby's death continued
• Police: Scranton man slipped chicken breasts into coat lining
• Namedropper, 03/23/11
• Wayne County guards' trial focuses on inmate's character
• Former Duryea chief case heard by U.S. Supreme Court
• FUNERAL NOTICES 3/23/2011
• Boys and Girls Club jumps for record
• Tort Reform on WVIA's State of Pennsylvania ,Thursday at 7:00 pm
• PIKE COUNTY COURT NOTES 3/23/2011
• FBI eyes cross-burning in prosperous Calif town
• N.Y. judge jails man for lugging beer to DWI hearing
• Judges toss challenge in magisterial race
• Lackawanna County launches co-operative purchasing initiative
• Another injury rocks 'Spider-Man' Broadway musical
• Up to 10 inches of snow for Northeast Pennsylvania
• Arrest made in death of woman found in river
• Distribution & Supply Logistics Students Assist Leadership Lackawanna
• Frances Willard Elementary School students dismissed after evacuation
• Cameras, security measures implemented for cathedral
• Sale of Scranton State School for the Deaf completed
• State police investigating arson at Oscar-nominated filmmaker's Wayne County property
• State attorney general outlines Mercy review obligations
• Alleged inmate beating heads to trial
• CAMPAIGN 2011
• Coming Tonight: Dunmore, Mid Valley match-up
• Fans ready for Dunmore, Mid Valley match-up
• Health care reform legislation helping millions across state
• Missing woman's body found on Susquehanna's banks
• Regional briefs 3/22/2011
• Scranton police chief makes another off-duty bust
• Census: Olyphant's population shows 4 percent increase
• Lawmakers hear local concerns about the economy and education
• Scranton appeals labor board ruling involving police union
• Charges sent to court against West Scranton man charged with attacking priest
• Lackawanna commissioner candidates suing over past county jobs
• Woman who was due in Scranton months ago reported missing
• Scranton School Board to discuss state budget cuts tonight
• Suspect sought in heavy machinery fire in Upvalley
• Scranton Democrats announce endorsements
• Old Forge approves deal with Alliance Sanitary Landfill
• April 10 is the Annual Breakfast With the Nittany Lion
• Judge sets June 6 trial date for Munchak, Cordaro
• Wheelchair Basketball Game to Benefit St. Joseph's Center
• Priest describes being attacked in West Scranton
• Johnson College to Honor Golden Alumni at Induction Ceremony
• Scranton Among ‘America’s Best Graduate Schools’
• "A Musical Collage" Benefit Concert - March 27
• University of Scranton Presents Sursum Corda Awards
• Schemel Luncheon Series Serves ‘World Affairs Briefings’
• American Red Cross Blood Drive- March 23
• Fundraiser benefits mother/infant program
• Haitian children grateful for clothing donations
• Forest City to provide email addresses to students
• With loan awarded, day care center in Scranton looks toward expansion
• Clifton leads North Pocono population rush
• Vigil held for missing Pittston woman
• 'Lincoln Flag' returns to D.C.
• Vehicle crashes, catches fire on Route 6
• Small electrical fire damages Jefferson Twp. home
• Scranton man arraigned after stolen motorcycle found in his living room
• Dunmore tackles $14 million debt mountain, promises not to add to the pile
• Gov seeks tobacco money shift
• With census in, congressional redistricting on the way
• Funeral notices 3/21/2011
• Driller departs; promise of cash goes
• Five from Northeast Pa. seek remap job
• Community events list, 3/21/11
• Former police chief from West Pittston gets jail
• School Notes 3/21/2011
• AT&T to buy T-Mobile USA for $39 billion
• Mob boss associate seeks jail release
• Out-of-state trash makes Keystone second-busiest landfill in state
• Scranton High School students raise money for pediatric cancer
• South Abington continuing to experience growth, according to Census data
• Stolen motorcycle found in living room
• Troopers investigating parking lot robbery at Mt. Airy
• SWB Yanks promotions tilt heavily to weekends
• Two killed in I-80 crash
• Traffic stop turns up $10,500 in cocaine
• Steamtown honors Women's History Month with film
• Pillowcase full of stolen jewelry found in Scranton
• Gandhi's grandson to give peace lecture
• Trash, toxic emissions up at local landfills
• Namedropper, 03/20/11
• Valley View students learn dangers of drinking and driving
• Oncologist to be honored with B'nai B'rith Americanism Award
• Downvalley daytime burglar caught
• Local news quiz, 3/20/2011
• Mom forces son to stand on street for bad grades
• Stolen motorcycle found in living room
• Poorer school districts have most to lose in governor's budget proposal
• Hamas fires dozens of rockets at Israel
• French fighter jets fire first shots at Gadhafi's troops
• Lackawanna County Sentencings 3/19/2011
• Monastery clergyman accused of sex assault
• Blakely population drops since 2000
• Three snared in Scranton narcotics bust
• Sewer plan circulating in Clarks Green, Clarks Summit and South Abington
• Gas drilling briefs 3/19/2011
• Hurt by budget cuts, Scranton literacy group joins United Neighborhood Centers
• Unions, schools taking 'wait-and-see' approach for pay freeze
• Woman accused of stealing medication from terminally ill cancer patient
• Businessman Bob Bolus' Scranton home condemned
• Five-vehicle wreck on I-81 sends five to hospital
• Police say woman fled scene of Dunmore wreck
• Fifth car discovered in string of Old Forge arsons
• Scranton student injured in fall from deck
• County seeks Art in Park artists
• Union injecting labor issues into hospital sale talks
• Mercy CEO to take job in Ohio
• Dunmore High School honor roll, March 19, 2011
• Funeral Notices 3/19/2011
• Pa. residents seeking radiation-fighting pills
• DA opens investigation into Riverside bribery accusations
• Judge denies Cordaro, Munchak motions to dismiss indictment
• I-81 crash sends 5 to hospital
• 25th Annual Student Exhibit Celebrates Creativity
• COLTS unveils new hybrid buses
• Former West Pittston police chief sentenced for theft
• Jailed man says he was with missing Pittston woman
• Getting there: Spring-like day on tap
• Susquehanna County Court Notes 3/18/2011
• Friendly Sons of St. Patrick toast holiday with governor, former Irish PM
• Corbett: Natural gas tax could hurt Pa.
• Regional Briefs for 03/17/2011
• Study to evaluate economic impact of arts in Lackawanna County
• Wayne woman gets state prison in fire that killed boyfriend
• Police: Addict breaks into friend's home, decides against theft
• Scranton's potholes being filled as paving begins
• Police: NAPA Auto Parts clerk stole $2,500 from store
• More than a dozen unlocked cars burglarized in Jermyn and Mayfield
• Commissioners to meet in Moosic
• Society of Irish Women marks holiday with annual dinner
• Company pursuing other buyers for former St. Rose property
• Protesters boo Corbett budget
• Conservation agency relies on drilling revenue
• Ex-Irish PM says Northern Ireland power-sharing working 'surprisingly well'
• Roundabout project tabled by airport board after secret meeting
• Namedropper, 03/18/11
• Emu eggs stolen from Alabama zoo
• Mid Valley school director allegedly caught with cocaine resigns
• U.N. approves no-fly zone over Libya
• Plane carrying exiled Aristide takes off from South Africa
• Marywood University Announces December Graduates
• Free Alcohol Screenings- March 22
• Former Riverside coach expands on bribery allegations
• Poll shows Pennsylvanians support drilling tax, more for cash for education
• Higher education cuts hit private colleges in Northeast Pennsylvania
• Regional Briefs for 03/17/2011
• Namedropper, 03/17/11
• On March 17 in NEPA
• Scranton Planning Commission OKs Turkey Hill near former Ice Box complex
• Scranton woman hides heroin, money, loose change in herself
• United Way panel: Budget pits social service providers against each other
• City, DA's office invite business owners to presentation on dangers of synthetic drugs
• South Abington Police to hold child safety seat clinic
• Break-in reported at Scranton motel
• Police: New Albany man hits man with beer bottle at hotel in Dunmore
• County to recognize 'Local Heroes'
• Lakeland discusses budget implications, St. Rose property
• Dunmore school directors blast governor's budget
• Proposed state cuts could wreak havoc on Abington Heights budget
• Old Forge passes NEIU contribution
• Tax bureau readies for part II of judicial sale
• Old Forge population falls
• Pennsylvania reapportionment schedule
• West Coast hip-hop icon Nate Dogg dies
• Marworth, doctor, nurses found negligent in $1.6 million award
• Mid Valley School Board member charged for cocaine possession
• All-Bach Festival Recital - March 18
• Wyoming woman will face poisoning charges in court
• Animal Care Center Celebrates Spay Day
• Searchers find trench coat in river near Pittston crime scene
• Some in NEPA get firsthand news of woes from Japan
• Casey reintroduces natural gas bills
• Riverside football coach Harry Armstrong resigns, alleges bribery
• Regional Briefs for 03/16/2011
• Wayne Highlands names Frigoletto new superintendent
• Parishioners mourn death of American Orthodox leader
• Senate panel focuses on downsizing
• Martz investigation into bus crash continues
• Safety record questioned after New Jersey bus crash
• Dickson City man tries to punch Scranton cop, gets himself punched and arrested
• Public meeting held for North Pocono powerline project
• Group learns about gang activity
• Obstacle to new Crisp Avenue bridge eliminated
• Toyota Pavilion roof project begins
• Dickson City clerk sentenced to 60 days in jail
• Dupont officials urge airport board to proceed with access road project
• County sets Youth Fishing Derby for May 7
• Pair appeals Carbondale zoning decision
• 35th Friends of Poor St. Pat's dinner Thursday
• Former Pennsylvania first lady Mary Jane Leader dies at 92
• American Orthodox leader dies of cancer at 75
• Dive team finds trench coat in river near Pittston crime scene
• Johnson College Hosts SkillsUSA Competition for Sixth Year
• Reward offered in Country Club of Scranton burglary
• Financial Aid Workshop Scheduled
• Police: NYC bus crashes on NJ Turnpike, killing 2
• Police: Wilkes-Barre based tour bus involved in deadly NJ crash
• Noldy to become president of Society of Irish Women
• Housing developments drive Archbald's growth
• Jobless rate down, still highest in state
• Japan meltdowns won't slow PPL reactor plans
• Lackawanna County democrats in open warfare
• Regional briefs for 03/15/2011
• Scranton's West Linden Street bridge may be closed for weeks or longer
• Dunmore Fire Department rejects 24-hour shifts
• Man accused of assaulting North Pocono school director held for court
• Two city detectives assigned to South Side schooting case
• Police: Scranton man beat girlfriend after they ran out of beer
• Police: Scranton man who allegedly beat brother-in-law claimed defense of his sister
• Women waive hearings on sexual abuse charges
• Police: Clarks Summit man attacked bar owner, jumped out of ambulance and pushed officer
• Namedropper, 03/15/11
• Lawsuit seeks adultBasic renewal
• Meltdown threat rises at Japanese nuclear plant
• WAYNE COUNTY COURT NOTES 3/15/2011
• LACKAWANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES 3/15/2011
• Community events list, 3/15/11
• TV Japan made available to all Comcast customers
• Dance Team Presents Spring Show
• Flea Market Set to Raise Funds for International Service Trip- March 18
• More than three dozen parade day arrests in Scranton
• Lackawanna, Luzerne housing vacancies move in different directions
• 'Very active' investigation into South Side bar shooting
• Scranton JCC conducts Purim celebration
• While plentiful, most troubles at St. Pat's Day Parade were minor
• Clarks Summit's population shrinking, but not by as much as before
• Man held after hit-and-run
• Man with gun robs Moosic gas station
• Copper rainspouts stolen from St. Paul's rectory in Scranton
• Cause remains undetermined for West Scranton fire
• Police looking for woman after blood found near river
• Scranton VFW post reaches 75 year milestone
• Chamber of Commerce says lack of public infrastructure puts corporate center in Scranton at disadvantage
• Area church community comes together under one roof in Scranton
• Wayne petitions filed
• Community events list, 3/14/11
• Campaign 2011
• School Notes 3/14/2011
• Lackawanna County Democrats endorse Wansacz, Jeffers, over incumbent O'Brien for commissioner nomination
• Lackawanna County Democrats endorse Wansacz, Jeffers for commissioner nomination
• Man shot in South Scranton
• Investigation into South Side bar shooting remains 'very active'
• Area legislators say they'd sacrifice benefits to aid budget woes
• State budget fight headed to local communities
• Marcellus gas has Transco pipeline almost at capacity
• New president of Friendly Sons named
• Pittston police investigating incident near river
• Scranton's Harrison Avenue bridge sign of a larger problem in state, nation
• Scranton's population decline bottoming out; growth led by minority population
• 'Jamwich' crustless sandwiches recalled
• Moosic, Greenfield Twp. to get recycling grants
• Deadline extended for United Neighborhood Centers grant
• Casey calls for ban on 'bath salts'
• Namedropper, 03/13/11
• Proposed state funding cuts for Medicaid could be devastating for some hospitals
• FUNERAL NOTICES
• Veterans news 3/13/2011
• Volunteers gather for "spring clean up" on state roads, land
• Clubs tout programs during 4-H week
• Around the towns, 3/13/2011
• West Scranton fire leaves 12 residents, 6 of them children, homeless
• Apartment fire leaves 12 residents, 6 of which were children, homeless
• 2011 Scranton St. Patrick's Day Parade award winners
• NYPD: 14th victim dies in NYC bus accident
• Crime scene under Pittston bridge; divers search river
• Deck collapse among post-parade incidents
• Arab League asks the U.N. to impose no-fly zone over Libya
• 167 units, 12,000 marchers rolled through Scranton for Parade Day
• Friend the pope? John Paul II gets Facebook page
• For battered Japan, a new threat: nuclear meltdown
• Thirteen die in tour bus accident in Bronx
• Ties of kith and kin have NEPA residents focused on Japanese tragedy
• Group wants drilling ban along Delaware River
• Art Wall's trophies stolen from Country Club of Scranton
• Line of march for the 50th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Gas drilling forum canceled to avoid protesters
• Pipers just one measure of parade's growth
• Fundraiser planned for Carbondale homeless shelter
• Jermyn plans $201G in paving
• Lackawanna County spared flooding
• Old Forge residents go to great lengths to evade garbage sticker rules
• Tip from Homeland Security leads Scranton police to $45,000 heroin delivery
• Moosic, Greenfield to share recycling grant cash
• Burglary suspect caught hiding in drop ceiling
• Federal prosecutors seek nearly $1 million from Ciavarella
• Moscow man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting girl
• Honor roll
• Police Blotter 3/12/2011
• Real-life 'Jim Halpert' in Parade Magazine
• On March 12 in NEPA
• Feds seek $1 million from Ciavarella
• Art Wall's trophies stolen from Country Club of Scranton
• Chinese Opera Headlines Series of Cultural Events at The University of Scranton
• James Bond as an All American Hero Discussed at Scranton
• Music education celebrated in shadow of looming budget cuts
• Ex-Buoys manager to run for commissioner
• Regional briefs for 03/11/2011
• Dalton still waiting for sidewalk repairs
• CAMPAIGN 2011
• Ankenbauer sentenced for bomb threat
• Drug sting targets Luzerne County prison workers
• Spokesman: Cabot spent $1 billion in Susquehanna County
• Shale panel lacks NEPA member
• Critics say Corbett's budget comes down to drilling versus diplomas
• Parade all set but for the weather
• Residents concerned about bridge project that could change neighborhood's landscape
• Officials: All hands on deck in case of flooding
• Car crashes into Taylor eatery
• Police: Fracas led to Scranton stabbing
• Scranton man charged with assault
• Scranton man allegedly knocked girlfriend unconscious, turns himself in
• Namedropper, 03/11/11
• On March 11 in NEPA
• Honor rolls, March 11, 2011
• New Scranton school director sworn in
• Source: Giffords to attend husband's shuttle launch
• University of Scranton April Calendar of Events
• Elementary School Students Visit University to Learn about Art and History
• Underground Railroad Exhibit and Book Signing Planned at University
• University Offers New Resource for Parents
• Renowned Violinist to Perform at The University of Scranton
• Officials: All hands on deck in case of flooding
• Water buildup caused West Linden Street wall to crumble
• Catholics observe Ash Wednesday
• Dozens speak about Mercy sale at attorney general hearing
• CORRECTION
• Tow truck death ruled a homicide
• Connecticut man accused of stalking ex-girlfriend
• Grant cuts concern Archbald
• Census records Lackawanna County's first decade of growth since 1920s
• Census data underscore rapid rise of region's Hispanics
• NEPA residents fear budget cuts
• Namedropper, 03/10/11
• North Pocono prepares for funding cuts
• Legislative budget barely trimmed
• Gaping hole opens on Linden Street, closing road
• FUNERAL NOTICES
• NYC teen arrested in death of sibling's hamster
• Rain, sleet, flooding on the way
• Police: Man apparently drove with body for 6 hours
• Wis. Gov. Walker praises GOP senators for collective bargaining vote
• Marworth patient stopped for beers on ride to rehab
• WYOMING COUNTY COURT NOTES 3/10/2011
• Police Blotter 3/10/2011
• LACKAWANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES 3/10/2011
• Community events list, 3/10/11
• Troopers: Suicidal Lake Ariel man fires gun and hits wife
• Johnson College Creating Modular Home for 33rd Year
• Minority population helps Lackawanna post first gain in 80 years
• Pulitzer-Prize winner Broder dead at 81
• Police: Man who stabbed priest was high on bath salts
• Commissioners OK separation agreement with assistant prison warden
• Scranton-based Guard brigade to deploy to Middle East in early 2012
• Grandson of Mahatma Gandhi to Deliver Education for Justice Lecture
• Trooper: Fire in rural Pennsylvania farmhouse kills 7 children
• Regional briefs for 03/09/2011
• Molly Brannigans owner hit with $31,095 federal tax lien
• Scranton City Council responds to court decision, acts on legislation
• CORBETT BUDGET HIGHIGHTS
• State funding cuts to affect cancer awareness, education programs
• What's next in budget process
• $350K for Lackawanna's hungry, abused zeroed out in state budget
• Candidates file petitions 3/9/2011
• Arbitrator rules against Scranton in continuing battle with unions
• Dunmore children raise money for girl's service dog
• Sentencing postponed for suspended Dickson City clerk as restitution tally disputed
• FUNERAL NOTICES
• Two Scranton homes found burglarized
• Scranton man allegedly relieved himself in front of juveniles, stalked them
• Scranton police: 24-year-old man punched 13-year-old boy
• State budget winners: Gas industry, corporations, lawmakers
• State budget losers: School districts, teachers, state unions
• As economy turns corner, will DCED cuts leave NEPA less competitive?
• Namedropper, 03/09/11
• Head-on wreck in Scranton's Keyser Valley sends 2 to the hospital
• Russell won't seek re-election, leaving South Scranton magisterial race wide open
• Priest removed from ministry after sex-abuse allegations
• A million dead fish foul California marina
• 21 Philly priests in sex report are suspended
• Blake and Yudichak react to Corbett's budget
• Corbett's budget proposal: No new taxes, nearly $900 million in cuts
• Grandson of Mahatma Ghandi to Deliver Education for Justice Lecture
• Corbett to deliver budget address at 11:30
• Pfizer to Hold Veterinary Technology Seminar at Johnson College
• Policing campaign tour hits North Scranton
• Candidates file petitions for school boards
• Former coroner enters Wayne County Coroner race
• House rejects fracking wastewater amendment
• Scientist warns Dallas audience of Shale-drillng's health risks
• No red flags for radioactivity found in water
• Victim in fatal crash identified
• Presentation answers Jessup pension questions
• Blakely planning commission considers development
• Scott Twp. woman suing Archbald police chief after crash
• Lackawanna County seeks legal services for wireless initiative
• School districts ban on 5th grader's Christmas party invitation lands in federal court
• Moscow council hoping to fill part-time police ranks
• Ex-boss told Marworth patient to stop drinking
• CORRECTION
• Wansacz, McHugh, Stuchlak in for commissioner; Parry, Williams out
• Scranton residents want Harrison Ave. bridge fixed, but don't want to leave homes
• SWB Yankees GM to take over as Abington Heights athletic director
• Old Forge School District refinances bonds, saves $84,000
• Scranton pharmacist named to school board
• First Wednesday at the Library - March 9
• Student Featured on Capitol Connection
• Marywood University Offers Free Hearing Screenings
• Lava spews 65 feet high after crater collapse
• Getting there: Be very careful, but know the end is near
• Mercy, CHS official mull hospital system name change
• Tension builds for first Corbett budget
• St. Thomas Aquinas reopens to overflow crowd after ceiling collapse
• Man pleads to burglary charge
• Community events list, 3/07/11
• Details released in Sunday fatal bus crash
• Victim in fatal crash identified
• Group works to renovate trolley bay at museum
• Abington Heights to sell art classes' silver scraps
• West Scranton Hyde Park Neighborhood Watch joins fundraiser
• CORRECTION
• Homicide attempt alleged in Monroe County
• Police probe theft of 36 iPods
• Luzerne DA to seek re-election
• Scranton School Board to name director, vote on charter tonight
• Funeral Notices 3/7/2011
• Park service targets drilling
• Washo, O'Brien committees split campaign cash
• Replica of the Shroud of Turin scheduled for display in Scranton
• Zoning hearing scheduled on communications tower
• Winter weather advisory: icy roads, minor flooding
• Firefighters extinguish blaze at Willow Street in Dunmore
• State senator denied receiving $25k from developer
• Parade marks half-century of merriment
• Namedropper, 03/06/11
• Teen suicide warning signs
• Therapist on front lines of suicide
• Public meetings upcoming for high-voltage power line project
• GoodGuides mentoring program helping local youths
• Social services focus of budget discussion
• Wilkes-Barre man dies in crash
• Drug charges for New York man
• Man hit by car downtown remains in hospital
• Sons to host former Irish PM
• Around the towns, 3/6/2011
• Honesdale attorney to lead state commission
• Heavy rain expected today, maybe a bit of snow
• In support group, help and hope for suicide survivors
• Local news quiz, 3/6/2011
• Danube offers lessons for protecting environment from toxic wastewater
• Tale of love and murder
• HONOR ROLL
• Professor apologizes for sex-toy demonstration
• Four car fires set, two other attempts, police say
• Former Dunmore council president dies
• KidDilly Expo a hit with kids
• Flood watch this evening as up to 2 inches of rain forecast
• Forum on school vouchers draws crowd
• Success on both sides sows fear of Libya civil war
• Police: 79-year-old woman poisoned son's girlfriend over gas-lease money
• Dairy Day showcases ag industry
• Ciavarella to appeal seven of 12 corruption counts
• Fat Tuesday debuts on a Friday for local fundraiser
• Woman charged for registry failure
• Scranton Police Officers get lesson in Spanish-speaking community relations
• Powerful 'The Color Purple' makes area stage debut
• Temporary engine closures in Scranton affect assistance to Dunmore
• Gas compressor stations topic of talk
• Men injured in Jefferson Twp. crash
• Keystone observatory sets spring sessions
• Dupont woman held on suspicion of DUI
• Nay Aug Park treehouse gets a global honor
• Namedropper 3/5/2011
• First Friday includes tactile art
• On March 5 in NEPA
• Four cars burned in Old Forge; fires 'suspicious'
• Candidates list
• Jeffers jumps into commissioners race
• POLICE BLOTTER 3/5/2011
• Old Forge teachers' strike date moved back a month
• Scranton man allegedly had sex with minor at cemetery
• Police: 79-year-old woman poisoned son's girlfriend
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle in downtown Scranton
• Johnson College to Hold Open House
• Ciavarella asks for new trial or acquittal
• U.S. jobless rate dips below 9 percent
• DEP defends wastewater tracking but problems persist
• College students could see decrease in federal aid
• University of Scranton students raise money to fight cancer
• Regional briefs for 3/04/2011
• Jessup looking into bill, handicapped parking
• Restaurant inspections in Scranton and elsewhere to go online at state website
• Police: Trapped driver may have been drunk
• Scranton man charged for using neighbor's bank account
• Reward offered after Olyphant pharmacy burglarized
• State senator 'betrayed' by judges' political aspirations
• Dickson City native earns third star in Army career
• Judge assigned in Brian Murray criminal case
• Doctor claims Marworth prescribed wrong medication
• House panel considers IU sunshine bill
• Jogger attacked in West Scranton
• Police: Ohio DUI suspect drinks in front of cop
• Namedropper, 03/04/11
• Dimock house fire displaces family of six
• Judge orders protesters out of Wisconsin Capitol
• Candidates list
• Campaign Notes 3/4/2011
• Taylor's other landfill to begin accepting waste again
• Pa. judge: Orie mistrial over altered documents
• Story changed, charges dropped, questions raised in armed robbery
• Fire fills Scranton business with smoke
• Evacuated Frances Willard Elementary students back in school
• WYOMING COUNTY COURT NOTES 3/3/2011
• COLTS intermodal project again on deck
• Meshoppen man pleads in three sex assaults
• Pavilion project on schedule
• Noonan gets committee nod
• DRBC adds 30 days to drilling comment period
• Women team up to provide clothing for Haitian girls
• Elmhurst post office closes
• Brothers suspected in gunpoint robbery
• Jury acquits man on drug, gun charges
• Primary filing deadline is Tuesday
• Police: Shoplifter threatened to throw rock at security guard
• Dunmore crash leaves driver trapped
• Scranton man thrown out of bar throws brick through business' window
• Supreme Court upholds church's right to protest soldier funerals
• Luzerne County pledges to keep Wyoming informed on transportation agency issues
• Regional briefs for 03/03/2011
• Married woman remarries, charged with bigamy
• Namedropper, 03/03/11
• FUNERAL NOTICES
• Scranton police charge final suspect, 17, in armed robbery
• Up-and-coming state lawmaker heads Lincoln Dinner, downplays Congressional ambition
• AP: Gingrich to start testing presidential bid
• Abington Heights rejects charter application from Scranton private school
• Oregon man wakes up to find dog ate 3 of his toes
• Mississippi toddler's body found in oven; mother charged
• Corbett voted chairman of DRPA board
• Students taught how to deal with bullying
• Carbondale authority OKs Linde request
• Officials call for water testing after report details radioactive shale waste
• Judge upholds DeNaples banking ban, recommends he resign and divest from FNCB
• Old Forge to save money on trash collection
• Regional briefs for 03/02/2011
• Gun seized from LCCC student after 'erratic' behavior
• School choice bill wins panel approval
• Public hearing on Mercy sale scheduled
• Scranton City Council members reiterate need for developer to pay back taxes
• CMC ranked tops in state for orthopedic care, spinal surgery
• Vacant South Side business stripped of copper
• Dunmore Lions chip in to procure "Paws for Melanie"
• Appeal filed in Scranton planning commission OK for Sonic
• Hole opens in a yard in Scranton
• Scranton man rips hair out of girlfriend's head
• Steamtown to screen film for Women's History Month
• Namedropper, 03/02/11
• I.H.M. sister celebrates 100th birthday
• Suit filed by family of Marworth patient who died 10 years ago goes to trial
• Central Pennsylvania landlord allegedly raped woman who was late on rent
• Armed robbery reported in Scranton; three in custody
• Police say parents passed out drunk in car with baby in back seat
• Student Kristinia Beckage Wins Essay Contest
• Marywood University Inducts Founding Members into the Society of Collegiate Journalists
• Escaped wolf at large in Northampton County
• REGIONAL BRIEFS 3/1/2011
• Traffic stop leads to search warrant in Sterling Twp.
• Old Forge contract deadlock comes down to $6,000 dispute
• Times-Tribune news-carrier pinned underneath ambulance
• Police investigate Susquehanna County burlgaries
• Threat of shutdown has government workers planning pickets
• More holes appear in Scranton's streets
• Program ends as funding runs out
• End of adultBasic adds to health care strain
• Flood gauges may become victims of federal budget cuts
• PennDOT earmarks car seats for area special-needs children
• Griffin Pond Animal Shelter awarded $50,00 Pepsi Co. grant
• Griffin Pond Animal Shelter awarded $50,000 Pepsi Co. grant
• Dunmore Borough Council merges two tax departments
• Agency for the homeless finds its own new home
• Man accused of crashing into eight vehicles, Scranton bar
• Jessup pizzeria burglarized; suspects sought
• Lost coal town will be topic of talk in Jermyn
• Fire chief: Light bulb caused Scranton fire Sunday night
• Details scant in Scott Twp. standoff
• Audubon students likely won't return to building by fall
• Assassin maintains he can't remember shooting RFK
• Rent-A-Center employee robbed in N. Keyser Ave. parking lot
• Conference at University of Scranton Celebrates National Sportsmanship Day, Promotes Coaching Education
• University brings French film festival to Scranton
• Power of crystals discussed at society meeting
• Bridge construction under way in Fell Twp.
• Films with local ties come up dry at Oscars
• 9-hour Scott Twp. standoff ends peacefully
• Pike County commissioner moves to NEPA state post
• Drug shortages affecting local hospitals
• Students recognized for arts in Scranton School District's Reflections program
• Valley View Elementary classes learn value of recycling
• Former chamber building could go to tax sale, official says
• New guideline with tools to fight blight published
• Correction
• Duffy Event Design wins at Cultural Center event
• Fire hits North Scranton home
• Scranton police chief makes another off-duty arrest
• Madison Twp. man arrested after allegedly threatening wife
• Moscow man wanted for theft and criminal conspiracy
• 'Fighter' stars Leo, Bale take supporting Oscars
• Community events list, 2/28/11
• Motorcycle lovers descend on the Ice Box in Scranton
• Bridge construction under way in Fell Twp.
• School Notes 2/28/2011
• Third party actions in a workers compensation case
• Scott Township standoff ends peacefully
• Benefit for Dunmore man with cancer attracts hundreds of friends, well-wishers
• Husband-killer remains behind bars
• Marcellus waste reports muddy
• Feds probe how staffers time was spent at Mellow's office
• Times-Tribune Classified section redesigned
• Lackawanna County deputies in line for raises, drug testing
• In Carbondale, fiscal outlook still uncertain
• Correction
• Traffic violations leads to drug bust in Scranton
• Scranton school board meets tonight
• Man arrested for stabbing wanted in California
• Regulations lax as tainted water hits rivers
• Jason Patric reflects on relationship with father, his work
• Namedropper, 02/27/11
• New 'Season': Jason Patric on Broadway in revival of dad's masterpiece
• Honor rolls, 2/27/2011
• Dinner by Design highlighted at Scranton Cultural Center
• Around the Towns, 2/27/2011
• Honor rolls, 2/27/2011
• North Korea threatens to fire at South Korea
• Local news quiz, 2/27/2011
• Police: Man crashes, continues driving with rear wheels missing
• UN council slaps sanctions on Libya's Gadhafi
• Ore. congressman says mental health not job issue
• Timmy's Town event has a ball at the beach
• Discovery arrives at space station for final time
• Obama says Gadhafi must leave 'now'
• About 200 audition for national anthem performance at PNC Field
• Man arrested in stabbing wanted in California
• Discovery arrives at space station for final time
• Iraq's largest oil refinery shut down following attack
• Security Council meets to consider Libya sanctions
• Irish ruling party faces worst defeat in 80 years
• Scranton PA Man is Positive of Success in Walk Across America and Back
• Industry tried to get "Gasland" disqualified from Oscars
• Regional briefs for 02/26/2011
• Honor rolls, 2/26/2011
• Factoryville man admits child rape attempt
• Senior housing planned for site of former Catholic school
• County workers' comp payouts show downward trend
• Casey says cuts not enough to end deficits
• Mystery holes open in streets
• Doherty to toast St. Patrick with Obama
• Second woman arrested in child sex-abuse case
• Ex-nursing home administrator sues for $56,000 in unused vacation/sick time
• Alleged car theft ends with man run over, suspect downing pills
• I-81 crash leads to DUI charges
• Cops say man busted girlfriend's door
• March sign language courses planned at deaf school
• Trooper injured as truck hits cruiser
• Pittston man charged with West Scranton assault
• Factoryville man pleads in botched burglary
• Lackawanna County Court Notes 2/26/2011
• Community events list, 2/26/11
• PSWS students rally for local animal shelter
• Worthington Scranton and UNICO kick-off Italian Heritage Series
• Rain-soaked roads icing up
• Officials hail New Jersey rail work as positive sign for Pennsylvania
• Former Shady Rest Campground owners take back campground as part of arson plea deal
• Regional briefs for 02/25/2011
• Pipeline safety bills gaining steam in Harrisburg
• Carbondale discusses culm moving project
• Judicial sale collects nearly $800,000
• West Scranton man and his family recovering after vehicle struck him
• Collecting "Bottle Caps for Chemo" nothing more than a hoax
• Snow and ice busting budget in Scranton
• Seventeen apply for vacant Scranton School Board seat
• Stolen vehicle found near crash in city
• Scranton treasurer's office, Single Tax Office collect delinquent taxes
• Wayne County jury to hear Northampton slaying trial
• Wilkes-Barre's Patte sentenced in gambling probe
• Arkansas man held for drugs, warrant
• Traffic stop leads to arrest of Montrose man on Texas warrant
• Donahue pleads not guilty to skipping town charge
• Judge ups award to $4.1 million against CMC
• O'Malley says he is definitely Lackawanna commissioner candidate
• Honor rolls, 2/25/2011
• Lackawanna County sentencings for 02/25/2011
• Dunmore and Honduras become one
• Girl Scouts fear arrest for cookie peddling
• 3.3-magnitude earthquake jolts Hawaii
• Region braces for a 'sloppy mix,' possible flooding
• Haggerty enters Luzerne County Judge race - Examiner Exclusive
• Toyota recalls 2.17 million vehicles in U.S.
• Scranton Saint Patrick's Parade
• Police crash wanted man's pre-sentencing going away party with arrest warrant
• Experts address pipeline issues
• Drillers' tickets make waves
• Chief vows it will move gas compressor station away from school
• Scranton's administration weighs city council measure on federal funding
• Regional briefs for 02/24/2011
• Sex offender database upgraded with new search options
• In neighborhood groups, Scranton's chief sees vital support for 'Solution' campaign
• $4.3M mold verdict buried in litigation
• Commissioners debate wireless system with taxpayers
• Two injured in two-car city crash
• Ex-NEIU director joins Wilkes staff
• Bolus hearing on fraud charges continued
• Jermyn man charged for sexual assault on 14-year-old girl
• COLTS to add route for Walmart in Taylor starting Monday
• Donchak and Piekarsky face nine years in prison for Mexican's beating death
• Gas prices at highest in two years on Mideast instability
• Namedropper, 02/24/11
• Funeral notices 2/24/2011
• New York couple accused of abandoning unruly child, 6
• Young girl, West Scranton man injured as SUV slams into school bus
• Mount Airy to host 'Amazing Race' auditions
• Ford to recall F-150 pickups over air bags
• White House drops defense of anti-gay marriage law
• Shenandoah men get nine years for role in beating death of illegal immigrant
• Downtown Allentown now eyed for hockey arena
• Equipment falls 6 stories, hits worker at University of Scranton
• Freshmen congressmen headline event at King's
• Ciavarella faces complex federal sentencing guidelines
• Lawyer says ruling means Lackawanna County can keep baseball profits
• Polarized hearing brings drilling debate to the Delaware River Basin
• Father of suicidal man in kids-for-cash case: 'I basically framed him'
• Police: Wanted man caught threatening to kill Scranton man
• Wright Center celebrates $5.4M grant
• Lackawanna County Court Sentencings 2/23/2011
• Carbondale OKs zoning change
• Funeral Notices 2/23/2011
• Scranton City Council introduces legislation for special account for federal money
• Dismantling of crane to shut down Mulberry Street
• Comcast Internet service out for a time
• Woman sexually abused young girls, police say
• Police: Carbondale man had loaded pistol, seven loaded clips in Ford Mustang
• Scranton man arrested for driving under the influence after two-mile pursuit
• Dalton police officer still recovering after tree slammed cruiser
• Charges bound over in alleged assault of 11-year-old
• Mountain View positions in jeopardy
• Rahm Emanuel elected next mayor of Chicago
• NEIU board passes 'fiscally sound' audit
• Mom gives birth in Kansas hospital elevator
• Florida sheriff: Fight over cookies leads to arrest
• Plains police investigating shooting
• "Voices of Men" speaker at campus on March 2
• Hundreds turn out for hearing on Delaware River Basin drilling
• Consumer Confidence Index hits 3-year high
• Wisconsin governor warns of layoff notices
• Witnesses report slain bodies in the streets in Libya
• Vatican rejects appeals of parish consolidation
• Regional briefs for 02/22/2011
• O'Neill will seek district judge seat in Dunmore
• Corbett: Pennsylvania is not Wisconsin
• Ice festival ends after weekend of wacky weather
• Snow or no, you don't have a right to that parking spot
• Congressmen will appear tonight at King's
• Deadline looms for Women's History Month essay
• Thirty-six pounds of pot seized from car
• Blakely takes over Meadow Lane
• Application deadline to march in parade approaching
• Duryea police seek to ID second burglary suspect
• FUNERAL NOTICES 2/22/2011
• New gas line work to begin in spring
• Chief considers alternative sites for gas compressor station
• Namedropper, 02/22/11
• Strong quake hits New Zealand, causing injuries
• Lackawanna County sentencings 2/22/2011
• Old Forge teachers' strike scheduled for PSSA testing period
• Only snow left to worry about is already on the ground
• The Top Nine Myths about the Ciavarella Case
• State Department issues warning on Libya
• Libya: Protesters, security clash in capital
• Muscle Walk raises thousands for muscular dystrophy
• Senate pushes school mandate relief
• Ice festival gets perfect weather at last
• Funding cuts don't sour the mood at sweet fundraiser
• Mercy Hospital sale could add '800-pound gorilla' to city's health care dynamic
• Preserved farms protected from development but not gas drilling
• State House Democratic leader a Clarks Summit native
• Dunmore baby pantry faces growing need
• After worry and more winter weather, shelter opens to relief of homeless
• Career Technology Center student strives in trowel program
• Puppies pulled from interstate
• After ice melts the snow falls
• Dickson City man charged with several traffic violations
• Midvalley man wanted on pot charges caught
• Boy hospitalized in sledding accident
• Wayne Highlands, DRBC prepare for hearings on gas rules
• Efforts underway to repair Luzerne County juvenile court system
• Key juvenile court reforms
• Valley View students design new Archbald website
• Children recognize Clarks Summit founder, veterans
• For church music and ministry are one
• Mended Hearts celebrates 15 years of helping heart-disease patients
• Marley's Mission celebrates future with gala dinner
• Namedropper, 02/20/11
• Ciavarella trial qoutes
• Prosecutor strove to set tone for testimony
• Ciavarella's attorney consider appeals
• One down, more to go in corruption probe
• Whole truth left untold at trial
• New university center to enhance science education
• Investigation of NEIU, Rosetti expands
• Dunmore landfill accepting gas drilling waste that may be radioactive
• Scranton Office of Economic and Community Development has about $200,000 to spare
• Wind shakes carvings, but festival fun continues
• COLTS director gets 4-year contract
• Tobyhanna trio busted for guns, drugs
• Bar fight charges bound over
• Local college graduates/dean's lists, 2/20/2011
• Former president headed to Plains Twp.
• Arizona girl hurt when bounce house blows away
• Man shot in foot in Mount Pocono
• Wind gusts lead to power outages
• Libya: Snipers shoot mourners, killing 15
• Pirates hijack Americans who traveled world, handing out Bibles
• Defense, prosecution declare victory in Ciavarella conviction
• Juror: More to case than meets the eye
• New production data shows shale's promise and growth
• Prosecutor: D'Elia's downfall kickstarted kids-for-cash probe
• Railroad project includes Mayfield bridges
• Death certificate issued for N.Y. homicide victim found in Olyphant
• Corrections 2/19/2011
• More Scranton fire vehicles may be temporarily put out of service
• Fatal crashes up slightly in 2010
• Taylor man removed from father's home three times this week, arrested twice
• Advocates move to make region's trail network larger
• Lawsuit involving Wayne County commissioners moves forward
• Mid Valley Elementary pupils get a taste of working life
• Classes a community effort in the Abingtons
• Regional briefs for 02/19/2011
• Jessup approves $3.5 million loan
• 'Bit of Vegas' invades Tunkhannock
• Bills mounting for Powell, Conahan
• Archbald residents learn intersection plans
• Fallen tree slams into Dalton officer's cruiser
• Kids for Cash - Give it a Rest!
• PSWS now offering mid-semester start, seven-week courses
• Mother confronts ex-judge at courthouse doors
• Prosecutor: Ciavarella probe stemmed from D'Elia investigation
• Birney Ave., Davis St. crash could cause traffic backups
• Mixed reaction to split verdict
• Ciavarella's attorneys say they will appeal
• Ciavarella to forfeit $997,600
• CIAVARELLA GUILTY ON 12 OF 39 CHARGES
• Bahrain forces fire on protesters; 50 injured
• Republicans challenging unions in state capitols
• Kidney transplanted into wrong patient
• Judicial sale already paying dividends
• Judge in Loughner case to mull release of records
• Jury deliberating; no verdict yet for Ciavarella
• Today's Timeline: Defense, prosecution see verdict positively
• Wisconsin protesters buoyed by delay on anti-union bill
• Two more state-funded projects in Scranton under review by governor
• Ciavarella awaits a verdict
• Pa. Senate won't say if taxpayers funding Mellow, Musto defense
• Scranton police union hails labor-board victory
• Two additional state funded projects in Scranton under review by governor
• Warm weather attracts crowds to Clarks Summit's Festival of Ice kickoff
• CORRECTION
• Lackawanna County residents sentenced in Wayne County
• Man wanted for allegedly dealing pot to teens in Midvalley
• Former student appeals decision in lawsuit against Scranton School District
• Three confirm campaigns for new judgeship
• Abington Heights robotics team to compete in Philadelphia, Baltimore
• Scranton police launch crime-fighting workshop
• Bath salts off the shelves of local business
• Moscow revitalization gets under way
• Notes from a trial: Principals pass the time as jury deliberates
• Spending disclosure bill long time coming
• Malaysia police nab 3 for stealing 725,000 condoms
• Police officer delivers baby near Lincoln Tunnel during morning rush hour
• Iowa wrestling standout refuses to face girl
• Penn State to expand nursing program at Worthington Scranton
• Court: Mellow target of extortion, money laundering probe
• Ciavarella trial: Jury deliberations to continue Friday
• Ciavarella awaiting fate as jury deliberates
• Four dead in protests in Bahrain
• Regional briefs for 02/17/2011
• Corbett nominee advocates broad school choice
• Ciavarella trial: Prosecution summary
• Powell Law Group offices subject to Luzerne County tax sale
• Ciavarella trial: Defense summary
• Borders plans to close 200 stores, Dickson City store spared
• Ciavarella's fate in jury's hands
• Dog rescues stricken teen
• Kavulich fights a Mellow practice
• Scranton City Council's vote leaves future of former chamber building in flux
• Dunmore school board nixes two teachers accused in sex scandal
• Police: Olyphant man traded handgun for handful of pills
• Police: Former Boscov's employee used customer's credit card number
• Ex-boyfriend smashes former girlfriend's television
• Argument over kitten between sisters leads to death threats
• Archbald OKs sewer loan
• Namedropper, 02/17/11
• Old Forge teachers' union threatens strike next month
• Mericle-connected properties sold to California-firm for $90 million
• Fundraiser Provides Malaria Nets for Children in Africa
• Deputy US marshal, suspect killed in W.Va.
• Marywood University Exhibits Passages | Robert Griffith
• Registrations Now Being Accepted For Revit Architecture Course
• Faculty News - Feb. 2011
• Fire in Dunmore displaces three
• Ciavarella Trial: No verdict; jury heads home
• Trial update: Defense presents its closing
• Scottish deerhound wins at Westminster
• Sanofi-Aventis to buy Genzyme for $20.1 billion cash
• Local Borders store not slated for closing
• Borders files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• PIKE COUNTY COURT NOTES 2/16/2011
• Ciavarella's debt at issue in testimony
• Ciavarella admits fraudulent tax returns, defends taking finder's fee
• Namedropper, 02/16/11
• Old Forge to fight landfill on another front
• Scranton council tables grant, citing need for back taxes to be paid on former chamber building
• COLTS looking into vehicle-tracking technology
• Troopers say drunken teen hit 110 mph on I-81
• Scranton man threw knife at sister, brother-in-law, police say
• Scranton police: Drunken landlord punched tenant
• Honesdale police chief to retire after 20 years of service
• North Pocono and Syracuse University take a joint approach to local education
• On day off, Scranton's police chief chases suspect through West Side
• Regional Briefs 2/16/2011
• Mecca outlines state of Dickson City in address to Crime Watch
• Has Coke's secret recipe been revealed?
• CBS News' Logan recovering after 'brutal' attack
• Supreme Court approves magisterial court realignment in Lackawanna
• Johnson College Plans Young Alum Mixer
• Scranton woman assaulted at Green Ridge gas station
• Colombia nabs fully submersible drug submarine
• Taylor for mayor, not commissioner
• Marywood Hosts International Forum with Tomsk State University, Russia
• Trial update: Ciavarella, Powell had 'excellent' relationship
• Trial update: Ciavarella wanted to avoid 'scrutiny and publicity'
• WAYNE COUNTY COURT NOTES 2/15/2011
• Prosecution hands off to defense in Ciavarella case
• Local leaders lament Obama's cuts
• Local dog not on winners' list at Westminster show
• Hazleton restaurateur testifies Powell passed cash to lawmaker
• Valley View OKs contract for NEIU services
• Regional briefs for 02/15/2011
• Concerned about further damage, officials target truck traffic on Harrison Avenue bridge
• Borders expected to file for bankruptcy; local impact unclear
• Catholic Social Services pursues residential housing for homeless veterans in Scranton
• Snowmobile fatalities ruled accidental
• James J. Haggerty remembered as man of faith, love, service
• Dunmore firefighter resigns; no new hire expected
• Correction
• Five Dunmore school directors to seek re-election
• Scranton man stunned twice during chase Saturday
• Scranton supermarket employee robbed on way to work
• State police intercept assault rifle headed for Luzerne County
• Marcellus royalties help agency
• Obama sends Congress $3.73 trillion budget
• Clashes in Bahrain before planned protest rally
• PSWS Alumni Society Name Alumni of the Year
• Veterinary Technology Program Receives Equipment Donation
• Trial update: Final prosecution witness on stand
• Witness saw Powell give cash-filled envelopes to state official
• Lake Ariel residents killed in snowmobile accident
• O'Brien's pick shores up re-election chances
• Barbershoppers keep tradition alive
• Valley View looks into financial option on tax delinquents
• Agreement on rental fee program between Scranton council, administration elusive
• Eagles move into Scranton, mirror statewide success of national bird
• Madison Twp. drive nets 31 pints of blood
• Ex-judge's trial resumes today with accountant's testimony
• EverGreen Elementary is Western Wayne's new school
• Parachuting man jumps off Nicholson bridge
• Dumped lumber diverts McDade Expressway traffic
• Scranton man accused in Taylor fight
• Panel to explore liquor sale issue
• Fell lowers delinquent sewer bills
• Community events list, 2/14/11
• Troop 322 marks 40th anniversary of its founding
• Lady Antebellum wins record, song of year at the Grammys
• Jay-Z, John Legend early Grammy leaders; check back as awards show continues
• School Notes 2/14/2011
• Lake Ariel residents killed in snowmobile accident
• Two killed in snowmobile accident in Wayne County
• Valentines dance brings love for playground project
• Husbands, wives match wits at Irish social event
• Irish Women's dinner to feature Washington media chief O'Donnell
• Bambera to serve clerical speaker for Friendly Sons dinner
• Bambero to serve clerical speaker for Friendly Sons dinner
• Disappointing Marcellus wells help define shale's promise
• Pullman porters come to life
• Valley View students clean sweep in bridge building competition
• Around the towns, 2/13/2011
• Despite cold, hundreds celebrate Winterfest
• Dunmore Chihuahua headed to Westminster Kennel Club dog show
• Details of smart meter test program worked out, but potential snag remains
• Winter storms stress some municipal budgets in Lackawanna County
• Winter weather a factor in several crashes
• Man arrested for drugs after crashing vehicle in snowbank
• Police investigate pharmacy thefts in Hawley
• Two arrested after fight in Scranton
• Cash: finder's fee or shakedown?
• Namedropper, 02/13/11
• A look back at first week of Ciavarella trial
• Paul wins conservatives' straw poll
• GOP applauds Corbett, endorses court candidates
• Police: Thief drills hole in tank, steals home heating oil
• Authorities: 'Twilight' fan lied about bite marks
• Egypt army commits to power transfer, Israel peace
• Olyphant police charge man, 21, for sex with teenager
• Police Blotter 2/12/2011
• Students learn to illustrate history
• Defense attorney, judge clash in Ciavarella trial
• Moran testifies about delivering boxes of cash to judge
• Attorneys testify to concerns when appearing before Ciavarella
• Teacher furlough proposal draws debate
• Purchase of Mercy Hospital could return nearly $1 million to local tax rolls
• Valley View students strap on snowshoes for lesson
• Judge: Former Covington supervisor's suit may move forward
• Scranton police say cocaine dealer hid drugs between buttocks
• Scranton woman allegedly left children home alone
• Woman shot in alleged meth lab break-in named
• Scranton School District sued over unpaid Whittier bills
• Bridge work will restrict Layton Road traffic
• 'Paws' event benefits Dunmore girl with epilepsy
• Colorful show as Blue Man Group plays cultural center
• Funeral notices 2/12/2011
• Mercy's Catholic mission not guaranteed under new ownership
• Wyoming County Court Notes, 2/12/2011
• Judge: Former Covington supervisor's suit may move forward
• Dr. Patricia Hinchey addresses Ohio Education Association conference attendees
• Business professor’s article on climate change strategies published
• Dr. Alan Peslak published in international technology journal
• Local Egyptians celebrate tenacity and poise of protesters
• President’s List – Fall 2010
• Chandra Levy's killer get 60 years in prison
• Olyphant man wanted on drug charges
• First Night to be held this year; sponsors found
• White House: Limit government backing of mortgages
• Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Mubarak leaves, and Egypt celebrates
• Trial update: McGarry says Conahan gave directive to close center
• Trial update: First week of testimony concluded
• SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES 2/11/2011
• Prosecutors won't call Conahan to testify against Ciavarella
• Powell says judges relentlessly pursued him
• Ex-county chief of staff to run for commissioner
• Allentown gas blast kills 5
• Jermyn approves Taser policy, donates to shelter
• Weather, poor insulation causing precarious ice on homes
• Testimony given on Wyalusing frack water treatment plant
• Clifton Twp. supervisors stay the course on land buy, despite public outcry
• Namedropper, 02/11/11
• Contestants descend on Montage for shot at TV modelling fame
• Contestants descend on Montage for shot at TV modeling fame
• PNC Field funding under review by Corbett administration
• Parents charged after city school fracas
• Correction 2/11/2011
• Scofflaw sought on county drug charges
• Firefighters in Wayne get grant
• School bus reportedly crashes in LaPlume
• 12-year-old shot in the face with BB gun
• Suspect shot to death after N.C. bank standoff
• Save the Date: 19th Annual Johnson College Open!
• Mohegan Sun reducing slot machines
• Mercy Hospital announces sale
• A license plate to honor KKK leader?
• Egypt's Mubarak transfers power to vice president
• CIA: "Strong likelihood" Mubarak will step down
• Six killed, 6 hurt as plane crashes in Ireland
• Trial update: Day 4 of trial over, Moran to continue testimony Friday
• Trial update: Powell, once intimidated by judges, now regretful
• Marywood University Presents a Free Orchestra Performance: An Evening of Opera Scenes and Dance
• Gas explosion in Allentown kills one; 5 missing
• Regional briefs for 02/10/2011
• Students become problem solvers with NASA's help
• Clifton land purchase discussion expected tonight
• Corbett reviews stadium aid offer
• For first time, state slots revenue down
• Rock salt might be hard to find
• Lackawanna County employee gets $175,000 payment under settlement
• $5.7M medical facility planned for mid valley
• Scranton teen among egg-throwing suspects
• County inmate accused of threatening prosecutor
• Court will investigate employees' ties to ex-judges' payoffs
• Judges' 'finder's fee' in focus as Mericle, Powell testify
• Donahue charged for bailing on sentence
• Illegal immigrant in Scranton charged with returning to U.S.
• Scranton School Board seeks member
• Alleged stalker threatened to fly plane into home of South Abington man
• N.Y. Rep. Christopher Lee abruptly resigns
• Source: Obama to propose cuts in heating aid
• Rep. Giffords speaks for first time since shooting
• Mericle: Backers were guaranteed contract to house juveniles in 2001
• Trial update: Ciavarella wanted Mericle to change documents
• Commissioners seek grant for North Pocono library
• Suspects in home invasion found; meth lab discovered
• Trial update: Conahan wanted Mericle to change documents
• Trial update: Powell's testimony to continue Thursday
• One dead, another wounded in home invasion
• Prosecutor: Judges turned courthouse into "cash cow"
• Ciavarella's defense: Finder's fee legit
• Mericle, former commissioner take stand at Ciavarella trial
• Valley View third-grader raises $202 for animal shelter
• Scott sewer change orders prove controversial
• Lt. Carol Ann Drazba memorial slated for this summer
• Scranton development advances
• Honesdale church offers shelter from the cold
• Jefferson Twp. playground fundraiser nearing finish line
• Crash snarls Dunmore traffic on O'Neill Highway
• Food distribution planned in Lackawanna County
• Police: Mother leaves sick child at home, heads to bar
• Startling roar in Dimock part of planned pipeline work
• House Democrats renew severance tax pitch
• Carrizo says southern Wyoming well tests discouraging
• New Dickson City councilman appointed
• Grad student conducting coyote research
• SRA still mulling appeal of eminent domain ruling
• James J. Haggerty, longtime lawyer, community leader, dies at 74.
• Kids for Cash, Yeah Right!!!
• First lady: Obama has kicked smoking habit
• Medal of Honor winner opts not to re-enlist
• Corbett nominates attorney general
• If you go: Ciavarella Trial
• Timeline of corruption
• Ciavarella Trial: Witnesses and other key players
• Findings of Toyota inquiry coming today
• Government: No electronic flaws in Toyotas
• Trial update: Ciavarella will take stand
• Ciavarella trial update: Mericle testifies briefly
• MIKE MUNCHAK TIMELINE
• Regional briefs for 02/08/2011
• Dallas school officials side with gas-compressor foes
• Judge Kosik keeps proceedings moving
• Options for Audubon could include new construction
• Community rallies for Griffin Pond shelter
• Ciavarella jury chosen
• Paupack Twp. secretary fired, state police investigating township finances
• Jessup aids animal shelter
• Snow not the only thing falling in Lackawanna
• Taylor crime watch members learn gang warning signs
• Child testifies in Susquehanna County assault case
• Titans name Munchak head coach
• COLLINS COLUMN: Munchak's loyalty, hard work pay off
• Lackawanna County outlines wireless initiative
• United Neighborhood Centers readies second round of facade improvement funding
• Scranton to try trial period with meter program
• Accused Dunmore teacher resigns
• Rendells tell friends they are separating
• Aguilera not first to flub national anthem
• Trial update: Judge emphasizes juror impartiality
• Trial update: Jury selected for Ciavarella trial
• Harvest down at coyote hunt
• Ridge touts industry's community ties
• Workers find future in natural gas industry
• Tooth fairy encourages healthy teeth
• Taxes steady, but don't expect a trend
• Gaming investigations topic of hearing
• Schools fear shortfalls, cuts
• Alleged victims comment on Ciavarella's return to court
• Free tax service available at University of Scranton
• Fans share Super Bowl cheering, eating experience
• EPA responding to public comment on ongoing Precision cleanup
• Hit-and-run injures Wayne County woman
• NEPA Trails Forum plans workshop
• Scranton School Board to announce plans for vacant seat
• Medical college looking for high school/college students for summer program
• Funeral Notices 2/7/2011
• O'Brien confirms running mate in Super Bowl commercial
• Docs speaking for drug companies on a variety of topics
• School Notes 2/7/2011
• Community events list, 2/7/11
• Commercial confirms O'Brien's running mate
• Scranton Fire Department accrues nearly $1 million in overtime, busting budget
• Area doctors receiving speaking fees from drug companies
• Night at the races brings crowds, funds to Holy Cross
• Natural gas compressor station will get hearing
• Fundraiser boosts veterans memorial project
• Nicholson man charged with sex assault of minor
• Young builders 'snap' into Lego contest
• Valentine workshop draws families to Waverly
• Few flakes Saturday, mostly cloudy today
• Poet Carolyn Forche to give University of Scranton lecture
• Forum to address regional trail system
• Local fire companies receive grants
• PennDOT: Drivers should take extra care on Super Bowl Sunday
• Namedropper, 02/06/11
• Bishop Bambera, a diehard fan, rallies diocese to black and gold
• Motor club a great aid to drivers
• Veterans News 2/6/2011
• Ex-student pleads to terroristic threats
• Rescue of the week: Scranton Fire Department Engine 7
• Around the Towns 2/6/2011
• Egypt ruling party leaders resign but regime holds
• Regional briefs for 02/05/2011
• Potholes cropping up as winter weather abounds
• Southwestern buys Exco leaseholdings in Lackawanna, Susquehanna and Wyoming
• Scranton to demolish 40 blighted properties in 2011
• Correction
• PennDOT plan would send airport travelers around and around
• Pair charged in Dunmore over 'substantial' heroin operation
• Dunmore police charge man, 22, with stealing guns
• Car crash kills Clifford Twp. man
• Ice falls from truck, injures driver in following vehicle
• NEPA could see 2-3 more inches today
• Funeral Notices 2/5/2011
• Northeast Pennsylvanians connect at downtown's First Friday
• Lackawanna County Collecting Mid Valley School District taxes
• Madison Twp. man accused of striking North Pocono School Board member
• State: Western Wayne's '08-09 grad rate higher than reported
• New elementary school in Wayne moving forward, despite winter weather
• Scranton-to-Carbondale rail line to get overhaul
• Duryea home burns after owner's pipe-thawing efforts
• Scranton woman cleared of perjury charges in drug ring investigation
• Dunmore High School teacher charged for failing to report fellow teacher's relationship with student
• Dunmore teacher charged for failing to report colleague's liaison with student
• It's official: Yankees' Andy Pettitte announces retirement
• Giffords' astronaut husband decides to fly shuttle
• Senate GOP leader makes gaming board appointment
• Car crash kills Clifford Twp. man
• Egypt protesters throng square after violence
• January job growth modest; unemployment at 9 percent
• O'Brien to team with Blakely mayor
• Scranton drug stakeout nets heroin haul
• Feds say Mericle testimony will admit gifts, cash to Ciavarella
• Regional briefs for 02/04/2011
• Senator seeks wider option for state mineral leases
• From Dunmore to Honduras, with philanthropy in mind
• Barletta pledges cost-cutting in first town hall meeting as Congressman
• Washo meets with Obama at Penn State event
• Contractor may fix fields Jessup site damaged by tornado
• Panel: Wilkes-Barre firefighters may move outside city
• Everhart kicks off Civil War exhibit as conflict's sesquicentennial approaches
• Lackawanna commissioners to release details of wireless initiative
• Scranton Police Department distributes new and upgraded radios to patrol officers
• Former House Speaker McCall appointed to gaming board
• Prosecutors: Mericle gave judge gifts, money before $2.1M payment
• Johnson College to Host Blood Drive
• Senate report on Fort Hood critical of FBI, Army
• Wednesdays at the Library
• Firefighters work to dig out fire hydrants
• Obama promotes energy ideas at Penn State
• At Penn State today, Obama to promote energy ideas
• Cairo chaos intensifies, violence spreads
• Looting breaks out in chaotic Cairo
• Ruff trip: Woman tried to ship puppy
• WYOMING COUNTY COURT NOTES 2/3/2011
• Methadone clinic executive defends suit against Dunmore
• Harhut replacement could fall to governor
• Redevelopment of former school in Scranton expected to generate jobs, commercial development
• Attorney Carl Greco gets paid through court stipulation, is OECD solicitor
• Former Luzerne County HR free pending appeal
• Police: Scranton dad charged after kids left home alone
• Peckville man accused in scuffle with girlfriend's ex
• Waterline repairs at Wyoming Avenue firehouse in Scranton complete
• Madisonville crash leads to citation
• Townships press Harrisburg on Liquid Fuels Tax money
• Area not to see flooding following storm
• Winter storms in big cities lead to hard winter for airport
• Winter storm makes sloppy walking for pedestrians
• Sleet, for lack of snow, sends Scranton-area slipping and sliding
• Namedropper, 02/03/11
• Report details storms' impact on Lackawanna River
• Abington Heights School Board mulling tax hike, hefty cuts for 2011-12
• Senate Republicans lose vote on health law
• Yankees' mascot takes his old team to federal court
• Internet runs out of addresses
• Inmate who was nearly stomped to death files federal lawsuit
• Chaos in Cairo as Mubarak backers, opponents clash
• Mubarak backers, opponents clash
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Winter weather advisory in effect until early afternoon
• Winter weather on its way out
• PIKE COUNTY COURT NOTES 2/2/2011
• Regional Briefs for 02/02/2011
• Namedropper, 02/02/11
• Details few on diesel used in Pa. fracking
• City: Unaccounted-for $1 million Scranton Single Tax Office distribution our fault
• PLCB: failed wine kiosks fixed
• Scranton City Council approves liquor license for Carl Von Luger restaurant
• Correction
• Woman to be cited for lane violation in I-81 crash
• Rock station says it will appeal $10,000 penalty
• Marino gets vice chairmanship
• Old Forge work session postponed due to weather
• Bond attorney cautions Scranton Parking Authority against debt restructuring
• Dunmore playing catch-up on recyclables amid winter cleanup
• Snow days eliminate vacation days, could impact summer vacation
• Griffin Pond a finalist for $50,000 Pepsi grant
• Egypt's Mubarak says won't run for new term
• Ex-Shenandoah cop appeals conviction in beating cover-up
• Afternoon commute should fall into lull between storms
• Williams guilty of murder, rails at judge
• GM says its U.S. sales rose 23 percent in January
• Source: Dems pick Charlotte for 2012 convention
• Single Tax Office reports boost in tax revenue collection, but Scranton says city missing $1 million payment
• Correction
• Dunmore teacher's hearing postponed
• Homeless man arrested two days in a row for drunkenness
• Inmate accused of escape attempt waives hearing
• Election '11 could be a competitive affair in Wayne County
• Regional Briefs 2/1/2011
• Archbald teen wins historical society contest
• Wilkes professor witnessed Egyptian unrest up close
• Audubon could cost $4.2 million to renovate
• Funeral Notices 2/1/2011
• Longtime YMCA executive director retires, says goodbye
• Namedropper, 02/01/11
• Exeter couple charged with diverting trust fund money
• Crash at Routes 307 and 380 snarls traffic
• Untitled
• University of Scranton Graduate Students Earn Awards
• Up to 5 inches of snow expected to blanket region
• Egypt opposition: Take to the streets
• Art and History Come to Life at University Gallery Workshops for Area Schools
• Schemel Forum Sets Spring Semester Programs
• Three killed in overnight Kingston fire
• Two local hospitals recognized for quality
• School boards still considering Gardner charter
• CMC hosts 28th annual Asthma Ski Day at Sno Mountain
• Another snowstorm due overnight
• Two injured in Pike County wreck
• Nominating petitions available this week
• Registration under way for Great American Cleanup
• Wilkes-Barre slaying suspect still at large
• Firth, Portman, Bale, Leo win Screen Actors prizes
• iPad becoming valuable learning tool in region's schools
• Catholic schools look for new beginning during Catholic Schools Week
• Funeral Notices 1/31/2011
• About 150 take plunge in frigid fundraiser
• Binghamton actors pay tribute to Jason Miller during visit
• Jermyn changes recycling schedule again
• Community events list, 1/31/11
• Unexploded artillery search this spring
• Namedropper, 01/30/11
• Snow creates slippery conditions Saturday night
• Documentary depicts challenges LGBT community faces
• Parade association marks milestone by honoring founders
• South Scranton church opens food pantry on Monday
• Free anxiety screenings this week
• Everhart to present exhibit on combat medics
• Car catches fire in South Scranton
• Man in hospital accused of fight with guards
• Traffic stop yields drugs
• One dead in Wilkes-Barre, police hunt for accused murderer
• African-American preacher headlines anti-abortion prayer breakfast
• Man faces deportation to country he does not knows
• Rescue of the week: Lackawanna Ambulance Paramedic Larry Cross and EMT Scott Volkland
• Around the towns, 1/30/2011
• Yudichak and Blake applaud Corbett's reform efforts
• Two years on, consolidated parishes try new beginnings
• Scranton company's arsenal of replicas keeping troops safe
• Dean's lists, 1/30/2011
• Veterans News 1/30/2011
• Local college graduates, 1/30/2011
• Mubarak names vice president as protests in Egypt continue
• Kids get Internet warnings
• New Wind behind State downsize proposals
• Regional briefs for 01/29/2011
• Robbery suspect accused of leading cops on high-speed chase
• For Genova family, questions linger about unsolved murder
• Though marked as bath salt, synthetic stimulant not so benign
• Clarification
• Wayne County guards' trial rescheduled for March
• Store seeks winter coat donations for the needy
• Man held after apparent standoff in Old Forge
• Men sentenced for vehicle thefts
• Community events list, 1/29/11
• Police Blotter 1/29/2011
• Locals with ties to Egypt watch unrest, hope for change
• Scranton police unveil new crime-fighting software
• Keystone student charged with rape
• Man admits to attempting to film babysitter
• Authorities raid two Monroe County chiropractic offices on suspicion of insurance fraud
• Ex-officer sues Moosic Police Department for age discrimination
• Trial in alleged beating delayed as jurors dismissed
• Yudichak Opens Exeter District Office to the Community
• Egyptian Nobel laureate ElBaradei arrested
• Egyptian military deploys in Cairo under curfew
• Not much snow this morning, a little more on the way
• Developer Mericle could face stiffer kids-for-cash sentence
• Dunmore football great Shawn Colo scores big on Wall Street wtih Demand Media
• Wayne Memorial gets grant money for new technology
• Regional Briefs for 1/28/2011
• Lakeland, Forest City benefit from Lockheed Martin grants
• Casey to chair congressional economic panel
• Lackawanna County Prison holds cell extraction training
• Dunmore teachers suspended without pay amid sex scandal
• Scranton's 2009 audit report offers mixed assessment
• Fake-debit spree targeted region
• Linens prove poor hiding place for alleged Carbondale burglar
• Cops: Duryea man stole electronics
• Moosic man allegedly chokes woman for 'acting silly'
• Jury convicts two, acquits one in Shenandoah police case
• Rev. Christopher Washington of Wilkes-Barre picked for Vatican post
• Funeral Notices 1/28/2011
• Shenandoah residents hope verdict heralds new start for maligned community
• Namedropper, 01/28/11
• Illinois state court: Emanuel can run for Chicago mayor
• AP source: Obama picks Biden's spokesman for White House press secretary
• Split verdict in trial of Shenandoah officers
• "Nets for Nets" Fundraiser Set to Raise Funds to Help Fight Malaria
• Kids-for-cash figure Mericle could face stiffer sentence
• Mandela, 92, hospitalized for tests in S. Africa
• Harhut to retire from county bench at end of year
• Snow, misery continue to mount in Northeast
• Roads wet and slushy for most on morning commute
• Volunteers wanted to raise puppies
• Mellow lawyer asks court to unseal records supporting raids
• Foreclosures in Scranton metro area jump 69 percent
• Munchak calls for ethics code changes
• Father-and-son contracting team charged again with theft
• Bid for audit of Scranton Single Tax Office rejected
• Former Lackawanna prison warden to get $44,000 as part of severance
• McDade Expressway crash sends one to the hospital
• Dunmore man dies in Newark, N.J., wreck
• Scranton man allegedly took girlfriend's car in domestic argument
• Shoplifter tries to flee Boscov's wearing 15 pairs of underwear
• Man, 31, charged for allegedly selling crack in Scranton
• Snowy sidewalks concern Archbald officials
• Jury recesses for the day in trial of former police officers
• NEPA officials discuss drilling impact
• Industry launches education arm
• Alleged thief faces charges for string of copper burglaries
• Doctor: Kavannah died several hours before Williams brought her to ER
• Astronomers claim earliest galaxy yet
• Judge Harhut considers taking senior status
• Dow Jones industrial average rises above 12,000
• CBO: Budget deficit to hit whopping record of $1.5T
• Scott Twp. man accused of crashing his vehicle while drunk turns himself in
• Scott Twp. man accused of crashing his vehicle while drunk surrenders
• Dunmore teacher arrested for alleged sex with student; another under investigation for text messaging
• Dunmore teacher arrested for alleged sex with student; another under investigation for texts
• Area's Congressional delegation gives Obama mixed reviews on speech
• House agrees on benefit cuts
• Environmental groups appeal to Obama on drilling
• Regional Briefs for 1/26/2011
• Deliberations set to begin in trial of ex-Shenandoah cops
• Residents up in arms over Clifton land purchase plan
• Correction 1/26/2011
• Clarks Summit considering Knox Box ordinance for businesses
• Wrongful termination suit against controller settled
• IRS files $219K federal tax lien against Binsack
• Dog donations being returned to donors
• Dickson City man charged in melee with woman and her son
• Covington officials wrapping up Moffat Estate renovations
• West Scranton student jailed for bringing knife to school
• County drug and alcohol office close to making hire
• Scranton City Council gives nod to Lace project
• Text of Obama's State of Union address
• Obama: We will move forward together or not at all
• Former cellmate alleges jailhouse confession from baby-death suspect
• House agrees on benefit cuts
• Former Shenandoah police officer on the stand all morning
• Marino opens three constiuent service centers
• Blakely police seek man charged with assault by motor vehicle
• Berwick nuclear reactor shut down after steam leak
• What to expect from State of the Union address
• Lenox trailer fire displaces three
• Oscar nominations have distinct local flavor
• University of Scranton February Calendar of Events
• Little snow today, possibility of 3 inches by Wednesday night
• Panel tackles suicide prevention, community involvement
• Wastewater authority acquires last piece of land necessary for planned expansion
• O'Brien searches, Jones gets in
• DRBC announces hearings for draft drilling rules
• Former Shenandoah officer says county managed investigation
• Federal funding eyed for slate of Dunmore projects
• Displaced Dunmore mother needs donations to find a home
• Carbondale Area School Board president suspected of DUI
• PennDOT urges drivers to be cautious around snowplows
• Troopers charge Connecticut man for sexually harassing calls
• Police: Scranton man pointed gun at wife
• Two wanted men nabbed at West Scranton ice cream shop
• Carrizo wants more time to analyze Wyoming County drill data
• Defense blames mother for West Side murder of 3-year-old girl
• Only a few snow days for a season, but a lot for one month
• Former LCB officials: liquor store privatization complex, but current effort seems serious
• Scranton, Trail boys take respective first-half titles
• Marino co-sponsors bill banning federal funding for abortions
• Former Shenandoah officer says county managed investigation
• Ornamental Penmanship on Display at Library Exhibit
• Suspect pleads not guilty in deadly Ariz. shooting
• Students and Teachers Receive Rose Kelly Awards
• Emanuel bounced from ballot, will appeal
• Officials: Water pipe break closes city firehouse
• ‘World Affairs Briefings’ Served at Luncheon Series
• Genre, History and Portrait Painter Featured in Gallery Exhibition
• New York Times Best-selling Author to Speak at The University of Scranton
• Some NEPA lawmakers get first crack at hot-button issues
• More training planned at Lackawanna County Prison
• Local fans cheer as Steelers head to Super Bowl
• DEP losing staff to gas drilling industry
• Area offers sledding opportunities, with snowfalls
• Account to accept donations for public safety manpower being developed
• Mine disaster memorial airs memories, history
• Fell Charter School awaiting word on loan
• Program focuses on aging and care for the elderly
• Man arrested after his car gets stuck in snow
• Parents arrested after child found alone during Hazleton fire
• Barletta to hold Lackawanna office hours
• Alcohol Education Grants deadline approaching
• Sunday night could bring record-tying icy blast
• New Eagle Scouts
• Fitness guru Jack LaLanne, 96, dies at Calif. home
• Pittston holds remembrance of Knox Mine Disaster
• Homeless shelters busy as temperatures fall
• Heyday of big spending over, new Dunmore council president said
• Carbondale recalls blaze 50 years later
• St Pat's parade group now accepting applications to march
• PennDOT waives truck driver rest time
• Diocese to hold prayer service
• Bill bans driving with snow on car
• City police arrest man for selling heroin at Valley View
• Jermyn priest to conduct March for Life benediction
• Gov's mansion doors open today
• Teacher contract negotiatons will likely hinge on health benefits, experts say
• Corbett promises to take Pennsylvania in new direction
• Namedropper, 01/23/11
• The unclaimed keep their secrets in search for next of kin
• Lottery set for nonprofits to set up interstate coffee stands
• News Quiz 1/23/2011
• They're hard to hate, but for a Man of Steel, Jets need to crash
• With autos came change
• Around the Towns 1/23/2011
• Drilling impact worries residents
• Teens rock community center for diabetes fundraiser
• Writing's on the wall, but no one can read it
• Activist shareholders press natural gas drillers on fracking
• Scranton's Chief Duffy finds more than groceries at West Scranton store
• Defense begins calling witnesses in trial of former officers
• Jarbola: Regional crime center makes sense, but question is funding
• Republicans defend repeal vote for health care reform bill
• Barletta named to subcommittees
• Scranton High to host suicide prevention program
• Regional Briefs 1/22/2011
• Donation from Mayfield to assist animal shelter
• Lakeland starts bullying-prevention program
• House to vote on contract reform
• Grants to benefit Archbald projects
• Fifteen apply for Lackawanna warden job
• Winter taking toll on Scranton budget
• Parole violator jumps from second-story window in South Scranton before running from agents
• Police: Blakely man punched girlfriend, endangered son
• Judge postpones Musto trial
• Keith Olbermann leaving MSNBC, ends 'Countdown'
• Senior Theatre Capstone Project: Letting Go
• "The Fantastiks” Musical Coming to Marywood (Feb. 9 - 13)
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords leaves hospital for rehab
• Johnson College to Host Financial Aid Workshop for Prospective Students
• Poll: Obama popular but doubts remain
• Another messy morning commute
• Penn State audience hears heartfelt plea not to drink and drive
• Widow of Trooper Miller opposes plea deal for woman who bought gun
• FBI agent: Former Shenandoah officer lied
• Scott Twp. plans paving project with money once set aside for sewer help
• Federal marshals capture fugitive Donahue in New Mexico
• Dean's lists 1/21/2011
• Casey: Federal government, communities must help fight region's drug crime
• Two area murders in 2010, still no arrests in 2011
• Local fans stock up on football merchandise for playoffs
• Scranton authority loses eminent domain case to Lackawanna Avenue property owners
• Dickson City police searching for burglary suspect
• Officials promise to tackle West Scranton blight
• Madison Twp. man who raped girl gets prison
• Gunshot heard on Wyoming Avenue in Scranton
• No weapon found or charges filed in supsected North Scranton shooting
• PennDOT: Don't travel unless absolutely necessary
• Namedropper, 01/21/11
• FUNERAL NOTICES 1/21/2011
• Jesse James says he's engaged to marry Kat Von D
• Doctor: Giffords felt sunshine from hospital deck
• Federal marshals capture fugitive Donahue in New Mexico
• Check out the latest edition of The Johnsonian now!
• Free Wind Ensemble Concert
• Up to 6 inches of snow expected
• Regional briefs for 1/20/2011
• Dunmore officials expect taxes to remain flat
• Abington Heights keeps options open for 2011-12 tax increase
• Modern bullying at 'a whole different level,' parents warned
• Driller faces crowd in Benton as it asks for approval
• Lake Winola woman charged with defrauding employer
• Olyphant man faces heroin charges
• Lakeland Elementary to reopen after water pump fixed
• Old Forge School Board votes to raise taxes
• Alleged gang murderer waives hearing on escape charge
• For Olyphant native, Iran hostage crisis is ancient history
• In commissioners race, history repeats a hundred years on
• Namedropper, 01/20/11
• New Spring Brook supervisor likely by February
• Community events list, 1/20/11
• Moosic arsonist who set own home on fire gets prison time
• Police: Man shoots at friend in North Scranton
• FUNERAL NOTICES
• Scranton Planning Commission OKs plans for Sonic Drive-In restaurant
• One in custody after shots fired in North Scranton
• Police blotter 1/20/2011
• Anti-abortion groups to participate in local, national events for Roe v. Wade anniversary
• DA: Philly abortion doc killed 7 babies with scissors
• Suspects sought after North Scranton couple bound and robbed
• Rally backs health care reform
• Lone NEPA lawmaker on House Environmental panel
• Arbitration award removes manning clause from Scott police contract
• Official: Video shows congresswoman shot in face
• Gilbride resigns from Scranton School Board
• One dead, three in critical condition after Philly gas explosion
• Winter weather causing morning headaches
• Washo's career: From ho-hum to holy cow!
• Corbett vows government reform
• Heated debate over natural-gas exports
• Storm ices region, more snow is on the way
• Scranton City Council makes tax decrease for 2011 official
• West Scranton bar cited for liquor law violations
• Lake Ariel man in hot water after a fall through the ice
• Scranton woman arrested for crack pipe in pocket
• Dickson City car dealership reports missing license plates
• Police investigating sexual assault at West Scranton High
• Old Forge mulling changes to borough garbage collection
• Carbondale approves two payouts
• Namedropper, 01/19/11
• Ridge warns against sending gas investment away
• Drilling critics protest at inauguration
• Fire scorches wires, displaces 17 from Hill Section apartments
• Suit against North Pocono School District moves forward
• Scranton director's wife appointed during debate-free meeting
• Son: Ex-VP nominee Sargent Shriver dies at 95
• Washo dropping out of commissioners race
• Tom Corbett sworn in as Pennsylvania governor
• NEIU postpones tonight's meeting
• Few problems reported on area roads; caution advised
• Regis Philbin says he's retiring from his show
• In dreary weather, an outside inaugural for Corbett
• Wayne County Court Notes 1/18/2011
• Valley View OKs tax measure
• Assault charges against Snee, Marsh held for trial
• Riverside pledges not to raise taxes more than 1.7 percent
• Regional briefs for 1/18/2011
• Blakely donates to Griffin Pond
• Rendell's group releases report on implementing health care reform mandates
• Peer-review panel for EPA fracking study includes six Pa. scientists
• Former Chamber building eyed for apartments
• Region honors civil rights hero
• Police blotter for 1/18/2011
• New Old Forge superintendent learned determination from baseball
• Guilty plea rejected in theft from dead ex-husband
• Abingtons wastewater authority sets timeline for plant expansion plan approval
• Drivers spared injury in Monroe County crash
• Speaker on diversity issues comes to Keystone
• Hughestown man allegedly bites Scranton man, elbows cop
• Philadelphia police announce arrest in stranglings
• Snow, sleet, rain in forecast, but at least temps should warm up a bit
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs takes medical leave
• University of Scranton Announces Fall 2010 Dean’s List
• Golden Globe Award winners
• In time of own need, Red Cross calls on community for donations
• Nay Aug lights raise a little more than $40,000
• Docs, hospitals given another reprieve from Medicare cuts
• "Feisty" 4-year-old welcomed back from hospital
• Gas drilling poised to transform airport's business
• King among many in civil rights fight
• Community recalls the life, lessons of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Area real estate firm sold to private group
• Clarks Summit celebration includes historical model - in cake
• Services today for Elmhurst teen who died in crash
• Winter mix follows bitter cold
• Old Forge man dies in Pittston Twp. crash
• Suspect in Hazleton double-murder on the run
• Fell Twp. church coming down
• Local anti-drilling protesters to rally during Corbett inauguration
• Community events list, 1/17/11
• Giffords' condition upgraded
• School Notes 1/17/2011
• MLK: "I Have a Dream"
• Texas Twp. taking closer look at the zoning, code enforcement contracts
• Rendell's legacy in Northeast Pennsylvania
• Departing DEP secretary says more rules needed for Marcellus Shale
• Interim warden effects change at Lackawanna prison
• Civil rights legend continues to inspire
• Ice harvest revives historic ritual
• Clarks Summit celebrates 100 years
• Keystone to host diversity speaker Jan. 25
• Police: Loud music leads to arrest
• South Abington animal shelter still in the running for Pepsi grant
• Sleet, freezing rain predicted Monday night, Tuesday
• State police investigate Monroe County stabbing
• Namedropper, 01/16/11
• Governors sound inaugural note
• Judge rules on some contested leases in driller's dispute with Wayne County deeds office
• Fla. engineering executive will be toastmaster at Friendly Sons
• Steelers rally, beat Ravens 31-24 in AFC playoffs
• Local news quiz, 1/16/2011
• Divided, We Fall
• Local history: Scranton native Stillwell pioneered Niagara hydropower
• Witness: Cop wanted to kick Shenandoah assault victim
• Clarks Summit kicks off 100th anniversary festivities this weekend
• Mid Valley students dance to African beats
• Mistrial declared in baby-death case
• Students 'have a ball' at NEIU sports day
• State Supreme Court upholds Lokuta's removal from Luzerne bench
• Painting classes offer artistic outlet for Dunmore seniors
• Twenty-five cadets graduate from Lackawanna College Police Academy
• Valley View students to get green education
• Homeowners may apply for property tax relief
• Layton Road bridge work on hold
• Drug suspect nabbed at Scranton nightclub
• Assault charges for man, 21, who allegedly fought Scranton cop
• Cocktail party fundraiser celebrates friends, fun, winter in the city
• Vandling hopeful more residents will recycle
• Police Blotter 1/15/2011
• Funeral Notices 1/15/2011
• Traffic changes on Main Avenue draw concern in West Scranton
• DA drops death penalty in baby beating case as trial begins
• Boroughs ask county to establish fire department to fill gaps
• State Supreme Court upholds Lokuta's removal from Luzerne bench
• Tara Michel Watkins to Perform Musical Tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Search under way for new Lackawanna prison warden
• Marywood University Presents Organic Origins Exhibit
• Spring Brook Twp. supervisor dies at Farm Show Thursday
• University of Scranton Announces Spring Events
• Schemel Forum Bus Trip on Course for New York City Interfaith Exhibition
• 16-year-old Moscow resident dies in car crash
• Sen. Casey asks for assessment of drug, gang crime in Eastern Pa.
• Witness testimony differs from county court in Shenandoah cop trial
• Biden names Clinton veteran Reed as chief of staff
• Beloved Pope John Paul II to be beatified May 1
• Scranton's snow cost is piling up
• Regional briefs 1/14/2011
• Scranton police officer Rocco Cipriano gets due credit
• Injured service dog has osteoarthritis, not torn ACL
• Correction: Jan. 14, 2010
• In wake of storm, Red Cross faces shortfall of blood
• Philadelphia man allegedly chokes Dickson City woman
• Scranton School Board meeting rescheduled - again
• Benton Twp. residents pack meeting to question drilling company
• Shenandoah witness: Cop visited my house after beating
• Party to celebrate homecoming of 4-year-old with cancer
• A wealth of local gang information with nowhere to go
• Funeral Notices 1/14/2011
• Lackawanna judicial sale set for Feb. 23
• Teamsters union files grievance against Scranton Parking Authority
• State AG: Moses stole additional $87,000 from LCCC
• All jurors selected in Shenandoah police trial
• Scranton School Board meeting canceled tonight
• Lackawanna County Prison raid underway
• Hybrid rental car program debuts at Marywood
• ENRICO CARUSO LODGE #2770, Ooder Sons of Italy in America
• Taylor donates to Griffin Pond
• Regional briefs 1/13/2011
• Time clocks coming for all Lackawanna County workers
• Loose culm concerns Archbald residents
• Times-Tribune website to begin charging fee
• Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program projects get commitments
• Wyoming County Sentencings 1/13/2011
• Jury selection to start in federal case against ex-Shenandoah cops
• Parents file bullying lawsuit against Scranton School District
• Jermyn man sentenced to 10 to 20 years for beating toddler
• Bankruptcy filings soar in Lackawanna
• Online retailer Igourmet.com emerges from bankruptcy reorganization
• Namedropper, 01/13/11
• Munchak decries lack of respect for position
• Scranton to request proposals for a meter-monitoring program
• CORRECTION
• Man caught with cash in cookie tin
• Barn fire that killed two dogs not considered suspicious, police say
• Winter storm proves comparatively kind, but black ice remains
• Canceled Scranton School Board meeting rescheduled for Thursday
• Milford man killed in snowmobile accident
• Region starts to dig out as storm trails off
• Winter storm blankets region with up to 6 inches
• Vigil for wounded legislator held in Scranton
• Barletta has long dealt with threats
• Scranton School Board deep in controversy after Monday's meeting
• Zoning board determines business is operating illegally
• Jury selection in Shenandoah police trial continues
• Methadone clinic plan lands in state appeals court
• Student success leaves district with increased bill for trip
• School choice bill makes debut
• PPL and Scranton Fire Department in talks to improve company's response to fires
• Dickson City seeking another new council member
• Madison Twp. artist Carmona remembered for many accomplishments
• Judge orders Dunmore man to hand over documents to school district
• Scranton City Council introduces motions for tax reductions
• Lackawanna County looking at CDBG projects
• Lackawanna County hands out $55,000 in arts grants
• Building burns in Benton Twp.; dogs reportedly killed
• Scranton man accused of threatening family at West Side Walgreens
• Teens mugged, beaten behind Radisson hotel in downtown Scranton
• Alleged thief leads Clarks Summit police on foot chase
• Students to compete in university-wide Smeal College business competition
• More snow on the way for Lackawanna County
• University students return to find their stuff stolen
• Toomey mum on federal judge nominees
• Vandling fire company switch concerns residents
• Two men unexpectedly end up in Lake Wallenpaupack
• Honesdale urged to ban gas drilling
• Burke steps down as Dunmore council president
• Mother of dead infant testifies at capital murder trial
• WAYNE COUNTY COURT NOTES 1/11/2011
• Florida man charged with rape of teen
• Community events list, 1/11/11
• Corbett to tap Meuser for Department of Revenue
• Plea deal reached in campground arson
• Scranton board fails to reach quorum; politics alleged
• Despite $4.3 million verdict, Madison Twp. mold case still unresolved
• Fire in Olyphant bar displaces eight
• Knife fight prompts South Scranton McDonald's to pay for police officers
• Former insurance executive sentenced to 18 months' probation
• Harassment charges filed after skinned fox left on Blakely porch
• Fugitive apprehended in Scranton's Hill Section
• Jury selection starts in Wilkes-Barre for three ex-police officers
• DuPont-based contractor awarded Dunmore subsidence project
• Chief Gathering fined for spill
• Marywood University Announces Fall 2010 Dean's List
• Rendell sees his mark in education
• Woman can't afford service dog's surgery
• Ex-cops face trial in Shenandoah beating cover-up
• Showing of movie by Carbondale filmmaker to benefit animal shelter
• New Year means new gym memberships, exercise equipment sales
• Jermyn to honor volunteers at awards dinner
• Skinned fox left on Blakely porch
• Luzerne County man arrested for selling drugs to students
• Scranton man stabbed in Wilkes-Barre brawl
• More snow expected Tuesday
• Two hurt in Blakely crash
• Carbondale shelter in need of donations
• Community events list, 1/10/11
• School Notes 1/9/2011
• Blakely resident finds dead, skinned animal on porch
• Untitled
• Summer school may be mandatory for some elementary students
• Local man says he tackled Arizona shooter
• Carney says Palin should admit she was wrong for targeting him, Giffords
• Whittier Elementary formally re-dedicated
• Scott Twp. employees will begin paying a portion of health care costs
• St. Peter's sends out Christmas season with music
• DRBC hearing on exploratory gas wells canceled
• Red Cross offers incentives to encourage, thank blood donors
• Kanjorski reflects on legacy, reasons for defeat
• Lackawanna County relocating 911 components
• PennDOT has new plow to fight winter weather
• Namedropper, 01/09/11
• Carolers bring Russian Orthodox Christmas songs to region's nursing homes
• Lackawanna County spends $114,000 to save $1 million
• Car rolls over with baby inside
• Police: Man arrested after trying to steal copper
• Lenox Twp. blaze displaces family
• Fire kills dog; valuables saved
• LHVA hosts grant workshop
• Congressional officials say congresswoman shot
• Donations and Volunteers Sought for Book Sale
• Schemel Forum Courses Discuss the Impact of Politics, Film and the Bible on Culture
• Poll: 63% in Pa. back a gas tax
• Mayor Doherty made decision to cut cell phones
• Julian Christmas
• Jessup man admits pair of Wyoming County burglaries
• DiBileo to run for Lackawanna County controller
• South Abington police officer witnesses break-in early Friday
• Montage Mountain pavilion stage roof to be replaced
• Three sent to CMC after Dunmore two-car collision
• Pike County man headed to state pen for burglary binge
• Giant Food Stores issues product recall
• Lane closure slated for Northeast Extension
• Casey calls for meeting with Department of Justice on state drug crime
• Regional Briefs, Jan. 8, 2011
• Identities withheld in Pittston Twp. fatal crash
• Dunmore firefighter's claim heads back to court
• Funeral Notices 1/8/2011
• Latter-day Saints make $2.1M land purchase
• Senator raises drilling waste disposal concerns
• Doctorate: Denise Karpowicz, D.C.
• Worthington Scranton Employees Recognized For Service
• Snow clears out over Scranton
• ICE pulls detainees from Lackawanna County Prison
• Officials see trend in out-of-town dealers targeting NEPA
• Mount Airy slots revenue slumps again
• Grant to benefit Archbald part of Lackawanna River Heritage Trail
• Community celebrates Three Kings Day at Scranton church
• Marino selects staffers to run his political operation
• Lackawanna County Recycling Center accepting Christmas trees
• Shoplifter caught after dropping stolen laptops
• Dog decides mother-daughter dispute
• Scranton School District to dedicate Whittier Elementary
• Annual MLK events to feature Rosa Parks bus
• Regional briefs for 1/7/2011
• Holidays bring few fatal crashes, some DUI arrests
• Long preparation for long celebration of Feast of the Nativity
• Area residents fight post-holiday blues
• Namedropper, 01/07/11
• Rendell: $20 million in state aid for PNC Field renovations moving forward
• Honesdale lawyer plans primary challenge for Wayne DA
• Tunkhannock Area bomb scare suspect waives hearing
• Student Participates in Annual Pennsylvania State 4-H Horse Show
• Honor Roll 1/6/2011
• Slain man came to Scranton to sell drugs, girlfriend says
• Congressional swearing-in notebook
• Clarks Summit police schedules changing in response to overtime cuts
• Regional briefs for 1/6/2011
• Pilchesky website case headed back to Lackawanna County Court
• Graduates
• Donahue reportedly on the lam, skipping out on 10-year prison sentence
• Fell Township, businessman reach proposed compromise
• Dunmore firehouse plan needs gubernatorial blessing
• Rising regulations might mean rising food prices
• Namedropper, 01/06/11
• Correction
• Scranton administration no longer have cell phones funded by city
• Expired inspection sticker leads cop to fugitive
• Carbondale Area fills board vacancy with familiar face
• Scranton attorney's nomination to federal bench sent to Senate
• Lackawanna County schedules winter golf clinic
• FUNERAL NOTICES
• House considers cuts to lawmaker benefits
• Students Celebrate Radiologic Technology Milestone
• Marino, Barletta sworn into Congress
• Scranton School District to receive $1.4 million in bid-rigging settlement
• Regional briefs for 1/5/2010
• Marino among beneficiaries of $2,500-per-person fundraising dinner
• Drilling meeting in Benton draws a crowd
• Site prep under way for drilling in Wyoming County
• Griffin Pond Animal Shelter in the running for Pepsi grant
• Authorities seize "substantial" stash of narcotics in Scranton drug bust
• Scranton Fire Department changes spark council outrage
• Auditor general finds misused funds in Starrucca
• Police: South Scranton man punched, dragged girlfriend
• Police: South Scranton man tosses girlfriend down stairs, threatens to kill her
• Facebook argument leads to arrests in Scranton
• South Side man allegedly assaults Scranton police sergeant
• Noxen Twp. woman dies in fire
• Students Recognized for Academic Achievement at The University of Scranton
• Citizen tips Chief Duffy off to car thefts
• Gaming board lacks votes on license
• Namedropper, 01/05/11
• New era for NEPA's Harrisburg delegation
• Gas crews at work, DEP gaining clearance, funding for Butler Street subsidence
• Supreme Court clarifies how and when magistrates can campaign
• Police Blotter 1/5/11
• Campus Nursing Instructor Published in National Journal
• UGI begins redirecting lines after subsidence
• Two new state senators take oath
• Lackawanna College Fitness Center Helps
• Lackawanna College Fitness Center Helps
• Lackawanna College Environmental Center
• Lackawanna College FNCB Bank
• Lackawanna College Waste Management
• Lackawanna College Pennstar Bank
• Lackawanna College Topp Copy Donation
• Lackawanna College Alumni Fitness Center
• Lackawanna College Soccer Team Give Back
• Lackawanna College 2011 Intersession
• Faculty News
• Noxen fire leaves one woman dead
• Inspiring Poet Returns for Education for Justice Lecture
• Trouble with old mines nothing new for Butler Street
• Scranton cuts one fire engine
• Scranton business administrator Renda leaving
• Ransom Twp. gun range plans pending, owner said
• Regional briefs for 1/04/2011
• SWB Yankees make personnel moves
• Judge Munley sworn in as new Lackawanna County president judge
• LIHEAP crisis grant program opens
• New public housing complex planned for Jessup
• IRS files lien against St. Rose Academy
• Girlfriend of trooper's killer to plead guilty
• More University of Scranton students return to find residences burglarized
• Three stabbed, slashed in South Scranton melee
• Funeral Notices 1/4/2011
• Waverly Twp. hits a snag in name change
• Settlement conference could determine Madison Twp.'s lawsuit payout
• Namedropper, 01/04/11
• Dunmore subsidence deemed mining-related
• Community events list, 1/4/11
• Animal Care Center Now Accepting Applications for Spay Day
• Scranton business administrator leaving; fire engine taken out of service
• Newcomers take oath Tuesday
• Coal company signs largest gas lease in county
• Food stamp use soaring
• Local airport has "fabulous year," official says
• Turning juice into wine becoming a household affair
• Clarks Summit health care business opens outpatient clinic to meet needs in community
• Taylor Colliery work paves way for future reclamation
• Abington Community Park waiting to hear about $900,000 grant
• Subsidence shuts road, homes in Dunmore
• Weather nice, but no temperature record
• Teen, sister hurt in Mountaintop crash
• Cell phone left after burglary
• Thief steals phone booth from Monroe County parking lot
• Honesdale mayor tosses in hat for county commissioners seat
• harveys lake seeks ordinance against gas drilling
• Community events list, 1/1/11
• Namedropper, 01/02/11
• Rookie congressmen to take office Wednesday
• 2010: Another year of scandal, controversy
• Clarks Summit plans a year's worth of celebrations for 100th anniversary
• Scranton School District to start asking nonprofits for cash
• Electric City's downtown luring dog owners
• Pittston lobster thief caught with heroin, police say
• Gas-fueled burn prompts explosion call
• Bullet pierces home's door in Pike County
• New Year's Eve in Scranton included gun theft, minor fights
• Planning starts for 50th St. Patrick's Day parade
• Legislators outline their state priorities
• Veterans News 1/2/2011
• Dean's list graduates
• Montrose couple has year's first baby in Lackawanna County
• Rescue of the week: Mike Grimes
• Around the Towns 1/2/2011
• No pardon for outlaw Billy the Kid
• Agency serves 'hidden hungry'
• Options available for consumers weighed down with debt
• Namedropper, 12/31/10
• Turnpike tolls go up Sunday
• Armed man held after Back Mountain chase
• Police Blotter 12/31/2010
• Newton Twp. officials to put weight limits on roads to protect from gas trucks
• Safe Ride program to run through Jan. 1
• Cash, lottery tickets stolen from Duryea market
• Vote clears way for new bridge in Fell Twp.
• Juvenile assaulted in West Scranton
• Several University of Scranton students' off-campus residences found burglarized
• Rash of vehicle break-ins reported in Scranton
• Not the coldest December on record, even if it felt like it
• Lackawanna County Court Notes 12/31/2010
• CLIPBOARD
• Two-alarm blaze strikes Forest City bar
• Greece: Blast hits court buildings
• Differences over new parking technology could result in $300,000 budget hole in Scranton
• Mount Airy reducing slot machines
• Winter no longer means lower gas prices
• Stadium restaurant closes
• Chief: Police making progress in homicide investigation
• Dunmore firefighters agree to shift change
• Washo, O'Brien to seek re-election
• More payment in lieu of taxes made
• Man thrown from vehicle in Dickson City crash
• Former mob associate could see freedom soon after sentence error
• Alleged crack dealer caught in Scranton
• Car torched behind Valley View Terrace
• Scranton barber shop burglarized
• Regional briefs for 12/30/2010
• Pollution diet for Chesapeake Bay impacts NEPA
• New technology in area ambulances helps heart patients
• Namedropper, 12/30/10
• Springville home heavily damaged by fire
• Colorado man suspected of stomping puppy to death
• Pike County Court Notes 12-29-2010
• Local jobless rate dips
• Report finds Chesapeake Bay improved but still "out of balance"
• Zalogas sue Moosic over warehouse expansion
• Federal lawsuit filed involving fatal ATV wreck
• Judge narrows Hilton race discrimination suit but allows it to move ahead
• Police: DUI suspected after school director's crash
• Scranton woman faces harassment charges
• Six displaced after pipe bursts in West Scranton apartment
• Insurance due for Jessup field repairs
• No cause yet for Dec. 24 West Scranton blaze
• Namedropper, 12/29/10
• Regional Briefs for 12/29/2010
• Howard Gardner School pitches charter
• Howard Gardner Schoo pitches charter
• Funeral Notices 12/29/2010
• Roaring Brook holds taxes; pension fund 'distressed'
• Long-serving 'Digger' laid to rest in Tunkhannock
• Geisinger reassures patients after records sent via unsecure e-mail
• Scranton City Council overrides mayor's veto on budget and staffing legislation
• House members seek donations to pay for swearing-in
• Honesdale standoff over; one in custody
• WAYNE COUNTY COURT NOTES 12/28/2010
• With Scranton City Council cut, First Night future in flux
• Fiscal office seen as counterweight
• Wind whips through NEPA after region escapes worst of winter storm
• South Abington Twp. passes one-mill tax hike
• Taxes stay flat in Dunmore
• Council budget cuts out Boys and Girls Club
• Bishop celebrates Mass at Lackawanna County Prison
• Geisinger reports unauthorized patient information release
• Safe stolen from Wendy's on Davis Street
• Copper stolen from Scranton construction site
• Failed burglar leaves blood at pizzeria
• Community events list, 12/20/10
• Preservationists: Drilling threatens historic resort
• Donahue loses appeal to stay out of prison while fighting bank fraud conviction
• Wood stove fire displaces Wilkes-Barre family
• Police: Drunken man harangues girlfriend, manhandles her son
• Abington Heights School Board mulls charter application
• Namedropper, 12/28/10
• Funeral Notices 12/28/2010
• Blaze scorches apartment under renovation
• Just glancing blow of snow expected for NEPA
• Businesses see modest gift returns, exchanges
• N.Y. man Scranton's first homicide of 2010
• Stimulus cash continues to fuel regional weatherization programs
• Authorities urge holiday shoppers to be on guard for identity theft
• Prices cut for holiday shoppers
• Wayne communities set tourism meeting
• Newton Twp. barn destroyed by fire
• N.J. fugitive arrested in Luzerne County
• Cause of West Scranton fire still undetermined
• Discarded items pick up after holiday
• Community events list, 12/27/10
• School Notes 12/27/2010
• Death of 24-year-old ruled homicide
• Storm to dump up to six inches on Scranton Sunday
• Hospice brings comfort to dying and their families
• Annual Christmas dinner feeds thousands
• Namedropper, 12/26/10
• West Scranton fire displaces 10 on Christmas Eve
• University of Scranton shows off Christmas spirit
• For many, Christmas is just another day of work
• Restaurants do brisk business on Christmas
• Carbondale's Pioneer Plaza project encounters another delay
• Police: Fee leads to threats at Wilkes-Barre bank
• Abington Heights to hold special meeting about charter school proposal
• Two Scranton men charged in alleged fight
• PennDOT urging motorists to make smart choices for holiday travel
• City police mum, awaiting autopsy on body found
• Veterans News 12/26/2010
• Around the Towns 12/26/2010
• Collar of the Week: Paul Reed
• Christmas Eve fire leaves West Side home in ruins
• Two-alarm fire hits home on Price Street in West Side
• Donations by NEPA residents fulfilling Christmas hopes today
• Body identified as Yonkers, N.Y., man as Scranton police wait for autopsy
• State senator-elect opens Scranton office
• Two Scranton bars cited
• Barletta names chief of staff
• Dog missing after rollover
• Namedropper, Dec. 25, 2010
• On Dec. 25 in NEPA
• Stroke victim counts on teen's patience
• Police seek suspect in burglaries at North Scranton shopping center
• Police Blotter 12/25/2010
• Santa counting on NEPA kids
• County officials asked FBI to investigate prison
• Employee's $80,000 paycheck roils Honesdale council
• Gifts for Taylor fire family: A wealth of donations, new member
• Wilkes-Barre General nurses picket hospital's owner
• City suspends firefighter accused of shooting gun near his wife
• Credit card scheme suspected in wake of Carbondale arrests
• 'Trouble with Cali' producer: 'No one wants the film done more than we do'
• Demonstrators rally for Audubon school's future
• Teen suspected in Scranton thefts
• West Pittston meat theft under investigation
• Lane-changing car cited in three-vehicle crash
• Carbondale Twp. OKs 2011 budget with no tax hike
• Obituary Notices 12/24/2010
• Namedropper, 12/24/10
• Olyphant volunteer firefighters donate to Griffin Pond
• Community events list, 12/20/10
• Police Blotter 12/24/2010
• Suit claims Sandvik fired Swedish man for seeking workers' compensation
• With Christmas decoration comes holiday season vandalism
• Inmate who tried to stomp fellow inmate to death pleads guilty
• Namedropper, 12/23/10
• Regional briefs for 12/23/2010
• South Scranton man accused of selling heroin and crack
• Donations, volunteers needed for Taylor family displaced by Tuesday fire
• Days wind down for Old Forge Post Office
• Parents plan to protest outside Audubon Elementary
• Missing Benton Twp. woman located
• Luzerne County seeks assessment of franchise's market value
• Chase, drug arrest follow city traffic stop
• Boy, 2, hospitalized after car wreck in North Scranton
• Olyphant passes 2011 budget without tax increase
• COLTS ridership drops in November
• Police Blotter 12/23/2010
• FUNERAL NOTICES
• School looks to tone down Tunkhannock's pep group
• Community events list, 12/20/10
• Tree bears library's wish list
• Friends of the Poor distributes holiday meals to needy families
• Bedbugs found in Olyphant public-housing complex
• FBI investigating guards at Lackawanna County Prison
• Students, Staff & Faculty: Apply for a Sustainability Grant!
• Hilton Scranton sold for $13M, $3M in upgrades planned
• Missing Benton Twp. woman last seen in downtown Scranton
• Mother pleads guilty in daughter's death
• Scranton men in custody after alleged robbery
• Scranton Fire Department to meet with PPL Electric Utilities about fire response
• Old Forge approves tax increase, but will continue work on budget
• Winter begins, but darkest days past
• Regional briefs for 12/22/2010
• 'Longest night' service celebrates resilience amid seasonal tribulations
• Sugar Run man to be tried for fatal shooting
• Parker Hill, ex-youth group leader sued by parents of molested boy
• TMG Health eyes Jessup site
• Taylor fire displaces family of four
• Blakely OKs 2011 budget, Scott Road name change
• Fatal Factoryville crash case bound for court
• Teens charged with burglary in Madison Twp.
• St. Peter's to remain closed today
• Namedropper, 12/22/10
• Funeral Notices 12/22/2010
• Fifth-graders wrap gifts to go to needy children in the borough
• The Appointment of the 25th President of The University of Scranton
• Layton Bridge project to pause until March
• Lackawanna County Prison guard reinstated
• Fracking survey shows knowledge and concern in Pennsylvania
• 2010 Census Database
• Mellow, Musto pension amounts released
• Pa. loses single congressional seat after census
• WAYNE COUNTY COURT NOTES 12/21/2010
• Friends of the Poor toy drive brings light to families in a dark year
• NEPA physician shortage likely to get worse
• Nearly three dozen city administrators to see pay cuts
• Scranton police distribute clothing and toys to city families in need
• Sorvino: 'Cali' film a month or so away
• PNC Bank gives $50,000 to United Way of Lackawanna and Wayne Counties
• Overjoyed students tour new Whittier Elementary
• Four prison employees face discipline after beating
• Carbondale holds off on tax increase
• Susquehanna tree bandits make amends
• Caseworkers' educational attainment topic of report
• Fracking awareness event planned in Fleetville
• Would-be pizzeria robber sought in West Side
• 'White' finding signifies low-to-moderate concerns at Susquehanna nuke plant
• Man accused of student's death bound over for trial
• Police blotter for Dec. 21, 2010
• Funeral notices 12/21/2010
• Volunteers Organize for Christmas Day Breakfast
• Royal Men’s Basketball Team Makes Donation to Local Head Start Program
• University of Scranton Holds Annual ‘Blessing of the Books’
• University of Scranton Holds Christmas Gift Drive
• The University of Scranton to Hold Financial Aid Workshop
• University of Scranton Nursing Department Named In Honor of ‘Consummate Nursing Professional’
• School named for Tripp, library for Parks
• School named for Tripp; engineering controversy erupts
• Community events list, 12/20/10
• Fire in St. Peter's confessional ruled arson
• DeNaples' appeal of bank board suspension is denied
• Marywood University and the Scranton School District Partner in the Kennedy Center Partners in Education Program
• CMC Establishes Scholarship for Radiologic Technology Students
• Local stores busy for Christmas rush
• Lighting up holidays adds to electric bill, but LEDs lessen shock
• Groups checking on insurance to cover field repairs after Jessup tornado
• Scranton board to vote on school name tonight
• Scranton woman charged with leaving children in car
• Police: Man who crashed car in Dickson City found with needle on lap, heroin
• Fire hits paper plant in Ransom Twp.
• Meshoppen man dies in crash
• Hundreds line streets for Riverside football parade
• High court reviewing magisterial court changes
• Revenue stop is big challenge for Pennsylvania budget
• Impending repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell' seen by advocates as step forward
• Lackawanna, Luzerne counties similar, should work together
• Funeral Notices 12/20/2010
• First day of winter means changing driving conditions
• Ministry, cultural center to celebrate 'Puerto Rican Christmas'
• Community events list, 12/20/10
• Couple marks fifth anniversay of son's death in Iraq
• Holiday Help 12/20/2010
• School notes, Dec. 20, 2010
• Soldier with local ties remembered in New Milford
• Sestak still finding cause for optimism
• Children enjoy breakfast with Santa at Scranton High
• Philadelphia strangling victim had NEPA ties
• Car crashes on I-81 in Scott after driver falls asleep
• Shiloh Baptist honors pastor
• North Scranton church to hold special service
• Scranton liquor store cited for no bona fide restaurant
• Christmas toy distribution this week in Scranton
• At Cinram, co-workers say goodbye
• Sen. Bob Casey on "don't ask, don't tell" repeal
• Company plans 33-mile pipeline for 2011
• Santa makes annual trip through Archbald
• Santa stops by Eynon
• Midvalley feels aftershock of Cinram losses
• 'The Peace Ball' goes on display in Honesdale
• FUNERAL NOTICES
• Local news quiz, 12/19/2010
• Local history column: Your 1935 holiday shopping guide
• VETERANS
• Poll: Casey support is 'lukewarm'
• Scranton city councilman details budget projections
• Two men charged in separate child-porn cases
• National Guard tours PennDOT incident command center
• Committee assignments announced for Marino, Barletta
• Boiler cited in South Side basement fire
• Two-car crash in Blakely sends woman to hospital
• Mayfield OKs 2011 budget with no hike
• Santa brings joy to Jefferson Center
• Fate of spending bill could cost NEPA millions
• Subdued but not mournful, fans welcome Riverside home
• South Scranton resident in critical condition after Thursday fire
• Urban laughs at GOP's resignation call
• Scranton woman avoided amputation through second opinion
• Namedropper, Dec. 18, 2010
• On Dec. 18 in NEPA
• Great Bend man could serve up to 71 years in prison
• Regional Briefs for 12/18/2010
• Gasline odor leaves residents, responders upset
• Police Blotter 12/18/2010
• Riverside falls short in bid for state title
• Dr. Michael Michalisin’s Research Presented at Prestigious Conference
• New Members and Officers Elected to Marywood University's Board of Trustees
• Johnson College Celebrates Record Enrollment
• Riverside abuzz as team heads for state title game
• The Johnson College Community Donates to Annual Giving Tree Campaign
• Airport to add second daily flight to Charlotte
• Rendell calls Dimock plan a good settlement
• Musto's lawyer: Indictment 'strikingly similar' to Feds' failed case against McDade
• Bolus charged with insurance fraud
• Luzerne commissioners vow to keep baseball franchise in region
• Lawsuit filed as plans stall for Sonic Drive-In across from Scranton High
• Concert brings different ethnic groups together for carols
• Warden: Prison overtime 'necessary evil'
• Commissioners OK new deeds management system
• Untitled
• DA: Clarks Summit man embezzled more than $300,000
• Scranton City Council plan for police, fire staffing level raises questions
• Lackawanna County's coroner leaving Jan. 1, denies politics at play
• Former Scranton housing chief pleads guilty
• Suspect flees with Scranton cop on hood of his car
• Water restored to South Side residents
• Fire chief, wife accused of theft
• Councilwoman resigns in Honesdale
• House of David leader receives prison sentence
• Regional briefs for 12/16/2010
• The University of Scranton Appoints the Reverend Kevin P. Quinn, S.J., J.D., Ph.D., its 25th President
• Senate acts; Keeping tax rates intact up to House
• University of Scranton press release on Kevin P. Quinn
• Former state Sen. Musto pleads not guilty
• Water restored in South Scranton
• Marywood University Architecture Students Built Toys to Donate to the Friendship House
• Poll shows voters favor selling Pa. liquor stores
• University of Scranton names the Rev. Kevin Quinn as its 25th president
• PIKE COUNTY COURT NOTES 12/15/2010
• Legislative surplus draws debate
• Masked men made off with thousands worth of merchandise in Dunmore burglary Monday night
• Regional briefs for 12/15/2010
• Former McDade attorney to defend Musto
• Census shows region's population diversifying as it declines
• River basin commission proposes broad natural gas development plans
• Parade magazine returns to The Sunday Times in January
• Mayor: Council budget looks unrealistic
• Riverside school director sued for wrongful death of infant
• Scranton City Council gives final passage to 2011 budget
• Luzerne host hearing tonight on Yankees issues
• Lackawanna Neighbors restores South Scranton home
• Toyland event offers children chance to learn the art of gift-giving
• Susquehanna Christmas tree thefts have community 'up in arms'
• Prison for ex-Luzerne County HR director
• Reps-elect guests at GOP party
• Geisinger Health System's contract with Highmark Blue Shield to expire
• Clarks Green avoids tax hike, selects new council member
• Local experts not surprised at ruling on health care reform's individual mandate
• Funeral notices, Dec. 14, 2010
• Three companies want PNC Field renovation job
• Little public comment on Scranton school budget; Audubon students may move again
• Area's needy give thanks for annual holiday dinner
• Dunmore council may close budget deficit
• After pipe breaks, former Scranton Chamber of Commerce Building condemned
• Blue Ridge names Nebzydoski to high school post as Jeffery heads to Old Forge
• Carbondale man faces assault charges after emergency room arrest
• Scranton man allegedly stabs brother with screwdriver in self-defense
• DRBC hearing on some gas wells will be limited after groups withdraw
• White House official to speak at vigil, drug and alcohol roundtable
• Who needs reindeer, Santa reaches children over the Internet
• Wanted woman nabbed after alleged theft at Viewmont Mall
• Breakfast Brings Spirit of Christmas to Community
• Wilkes students 'hate' WikiLeaks founder
• Scranton Council amends mayor's budget with tax decrease, position restorations
• Virginia judge strikes down health care law
• Honesdale man dies in one vehicle crash Sunday
• Carpentry Students Create Holiday Display
• Children enjoy free O'Malley Christmas party in Scranton
• Revolutionary War veteran honored at Taylor grave site
• Portuguese Mass celebrated in Scranton
• Scranton City Council expects to present budget amendments tonight
• More than 600 lose power in Scranton
• Blue Cross website helps educate on health care reform
• Constable directing traffic hit by vehicle in Taylor
• Vehicle flips after hitting patch of diesel fuel on Casey Highway
• Passenger runs after crash; wanted for unpaid fines
• Stadium project candidates include top firms
• Salary freeze for top Lackawanna County officials at six years and counting
• Ballet of the sugar plum fairy
• As end of year looms, officials tight-lipped about Mercy Hospital's potential buyers
• Record-breaking rain Sunday, little snow on the horizon
• Holiday Help 12/13/2010
• Funeral notices, Dec. 13, 2010
• Lokuta remains confident she will return to bench
• German Christmas celebrated in coal country
• Community events list, 12/13/10
• Reporter's Notebook: 112th Pennsylvania Society
• Sen. Casey supports tax cut compromise
• Santa visits Allied Services for family breakfast
• Mercy Hospital hosts families and Santa for breakfast
• R & L Civic Club awards standout players
• Records show no vacation time taken for NEIU director's Italy trip
• Nepa appointees could wane with power shift
• Pennsylvania Society bestows Distinguished Achievement medal on Gov. Casey
• Paper requests statements of four more NEIU credit cards
• Kids trim Christmas tree at children's library
• Bethel A.M.E. welcomes new pastor
• CMC plans to seek permit parking near hospital
• Speed monitoring sign installed in North Scranton
• Expect it to stay chilly through Tuesday
• Nurses planning strikes at Wilkes-Barre General
• Scranton man wanted for attempting to sell stolen pickup
• Truck lands in creek after driver loses consciousness
• Priest dies suddenly at school program
• Veterans news on DEC. 12, 2010
• South Abington Twp. post office construction on hold
• Prosecutors tell Woods he faces possible death sentence for arson/murder of two brothers in West Side
• Scranton students want new school to be named 'West,' or after Rosa Parks
• School pension hike OK'd
• Friday last call for Scranton sports bar
• On Dec. 11 in NEPA
• Regional briefs for 12/11/10
• CLIPBOARD
• Midvalley middle school students decorate building with high school mentors
• Fire in Taylor trailer displaces family of five
• Dalton Country Store still working on fix for ramp
• Scranton School Board budget hearing rescheduled for Monday
• Rebates coming to Old Forge residents
• Off-duty Scranton police officer in slippers catches man fleeing from traffic stop
• 12 trucks cited for violations at Dunmore landfill
• Federal judge to speak at support group at Abington Community Library
• Toys for Tots benefits from Christmas tree festival
• Santa's elves teach new recruits
• Rescue mission, local church working together to feed the needy
• Archbald, Jermyn looking to change property's address
• Police looking for woman wanted in Wayne and Lackawanna counties
• Scranton police seize load of heroin, crack, cocaine and drug money, arrest two
• Turnpike changes toll policy
• Lack of Social Security bonus big deal to small guys
• BB gun brings county SWAT team to Archbald apartment building
• CORRECTION: E-mail incorrect
• 'Operation: Dear Santa' delights children in need
• Car hits elderly couple outside Montrose church
• No tax hike for Jermyn in 2011
• Fell Twp. approves no tax-hike budget
• Scranton police holiday toy drive ends Monday
• Surplus food to be distributed to residents
• Pair arrested in alleged bi-county theft ring
• Spring Brook split over police coverage options
• Regional Briefs for 12/10/2010
• Librarian Recognized as Emerging Leader
• University Police Adds Bicycle Patrol
• Funeral notices, Dec. 10, 2010
• Obama and family light National Christmas Tree
• Blue Cross gets OK to raise rates
• Red Cross goes 'Lalaloopsy' for blood donor
• More judges plan to donate raises
• Smaller bond sale on tap
• Blood drive held in honor of former Dunmore resident
• Wanted man nabbed in Luzerne County by task force
• Basin commission releases draft gas well rules
• Cops: Man stabbed stepfather to impress radical Muslims
• Murphy now says raise will go to charity
• Man charged with hacking women's Facebook accounts, posting nude photos
• Northeast Pennsylvania escaped snowstorm that covered points north
• Woman, 63, accused of fork attack on care home resident
• Game Commission probes shooting of deer on Kingston farmland
• Dalton man sentenced in child porn case
• Federal lawsuit seeks $50,000 judgment against Whistles Pub
• Carbondale Area school director resigns
• Everhart's newest exhibit draws Beatles, Lennon fans from across region
• Clarks Green cites building owner for paving without permission
• Keystone student raises funds for struggling animal shelter
• Friends of the Poor Christmas programs assist seniors, families, children
• Carbondale OKs garbage, recycling contract
• Olyphant pharmacy burglarized, thousands of pills taken
• Dunmore woman, wife of accused child rapist, convicted of drug charges
• Water agency to release draft regs on drilling today
• Water main break leaves Dunmore dry
• Black bear spotted in Jermyn
• Roaring Brook may expand police coverage
• Prison priest takes on expanded duties
• Scranton Students Fill Thanksgiving Food Baskets for 175 Area Families
• University of Scranton Seniors Start Recycling Program for Students Living Off-Campus
• Zalon Inducted as American Academy of Nursing Fellow
• Man indicted in murder of woman found in Olyphant
• Students Design Award Winning Parade Float
• Main break cuts water to Dunmore residents
• Old Forge proposes 16 percent tax hike in 2011 budget
• Guard towers unmanned at Dallas prison
• Dickson City brings budget under control
• Covington passes balanced budget, no tax hike
• Boys & Girls Clubs sets fundraiser goal of $75,000
• Montrose to sue over pipeline
• Regional Briefs for 12/08/2010
• Housing supporters seek federal aid
• Gas-activism group plans Corbett inaugural protest
• Elizabeth Edwards left an impression in NEPA
• Marcellus driller has plans for well pad in Benton Twp.
• Unemployed workers speak out on benefits extension
• Winterfest in Hawley this weekend
• Lourdesmont to host S.O.B.E.R. event Wednesday
• A few good men seek dates to aid tots
• Cost of dog licenses increases 45 cents
• COLTS route study due in early 2011
• Kanjorski 'shocked' at tax cuts
• Overheated furnace displaces eight in Scranton
• Early morning fire rips through Scranton home
• Lawsuit over dismissal of county worker in 2008 delayed until January
• Salvation Army kettle goes high-tech
• Local governments targeted for animal shelter funding
• Established casinos wary of resort gambling
• Wally Gordon chorus sings in the holidays
• Christmas spirit swells at hospice center in Dunmore
• State lawmakers make plans for local offices
• COLTS wants public to 'stuff the bus' for Toys for Tots
• Vandals break in, vandalize Plymouth home
• Fiber cable fixed; data restored
• Knights restore damaged cemetery
• Police searching for hit-run vehicle
• FBI agent, U.S. attorney subpoenaed in dismissal lawsuit
• Millions may not know they have prediabetes, experts say
• Tea benefits taylor library
• Funeral notices, Dec. 6, 2010
• Educators discuss problems with school process after viewing film
• Holiday Help 12/6/2010
• Riverside's state semifinal game at Central Mountain HS
• Wayne County on verge of gas boom, but not just yet
• No receipts required for NEIU credit card
• Building boom sets Scranton apart
• NEIU records show little vacation time used by past director
• Sick leave cap removed from NEIU director's contract in 2003
• Santa Train makes stops throughout valley
• Scranton police chief sticking with changes regardless of layoff outcome
• Shiloh Baptist Church members honor pastor
• Christmas charity to offer free photos with Santa
• Drilling and water workshop planned for Dec. 14
• Scranton man sentenced for driving car into building in Wayne County
• Scranton man charged with violating Megan's Law
• NYC man arrested in Scranton for drugs
• Residents stunned by Encana pulling up stakes
• Dunmore church welcomes community for Christmas celebration
• Community flocks to University of Scranton's free Christmas performance
• Crafts, Christmas the focus of Covington Twp. celebration
• Namedropper, 12/5/10
• Funeral notices, Dec. 5, 2010
• Whooping cough makes a return in state
• Region has unwanted distinction: Highest unemployment in state
• Griffin Pond's potential closure causes alarm
• Philharmonic Holiday Concert Review
• REGIONAL BRIEFS
• REGIONAL BRIEFS 12/4/2010
• Geisinger recognized for innovations in getting supplies, equipment to doctors, hospitals
• Ten firms vie for work at PNC Field
• County social services chief named chancellor of diocese
• Federal judge drops DA Jarbola from civil suit
• Last-minute appeal puts trial of ex-Scranton firefighter on hold
• CORRECTION
• Fish tank fire clears second floor of Jewish Community Center
• Scranton Expressway stabbing probe called off
• Expressway stabbing probe called off
• Prison time for Pike County man in child-porn case
• Boy, 16, charged with Mid Valley bomb scare
• University of Scranton students bring recycling to the Hill Section's off-campus housing
• Against the cold, First Friday warms up downtown Scranton
• Police Blotter 12/4/2010
• Untitled
• Man pleads to sending indecent photo
• Funeral notices, Dec. 4, 2010
• Fracking walk in Honesdale Park
• Courthouse Square glows for holiday
• Regional briefs for 12/03/2010
• Firefighters pitch anti-cuts case to school board
• DeNaples property purchase fuels Dunmore borough finances
• Marywood students reimagine Everhart Museum
• Dates were incorrect
• Winter festival Saturday in downtown Scranton
• Operation Christmas Child collects 7,000 boxes of gifts in Scranton
• Stadium aid outside bond sale dispute
• Work under way on Newberry building
• Virus ID'd at Dunmore
• Armed robber sought by Scranton police
• Marines take to catwalk for Toys for Tots fundraiser
• Wayne to raise pay of top jobs
• Wyoming County church puts on 'Living Nativity'
• Jessup considers loan options for repaving project
• Tunkhannock to celebrate hometown Christmas
• Funeral notices, Dec. 3, 2010
• Police: Man says he was thanking nurse he groped
• Susquehanna County Court Notes, 12/3/2010
• Donahue gets 121 months in jail for fraud
• Ex-banker sentenced for North Penn embezzlement
• West Scranton woman dies from injuries suffered in car crash Wednesday
• Marywood University's Architecture Gallery Named in Honor of Ann and David Hawk
• Scranton Colleges Against Cancer Club Named Chapter of the Year
• Luzerne commissioners seek public input on Yankees sale
• bond sale dispute threatens projects
• More legislators not likely to take COLA
• Federal Reserve sets dividend restrictions on FNCB
• Lackawanna commissioners approve 2011 budget
• Clarks Green to name new council member by mid-December
• Santa Train to roll through valley Saturday
• Judge: Midstream pipeline companies are not public utilities
• New warden: Problems will be addressed immediately
• Teen burglary suspect caught in Scranton after weeks on the run
• Insurance premiums among contentious issues in fire department cuts
• Bishop Bambera invites input on future of Diocese of Scranton
• Dunmore board names new leaders
• Investigation on team sickness due soon
• Investigation on Dunmore team sickness due soon
• Charges filed against Throop man who confessed to vehicle break-ins
• Jury convicts former Carbondale man in sexual assault case
• Scranton School Board to discuss proposed fire and police cuts tonight
• Regional briefs for 12/02/2010
• Sweet Valley 'gothic kitten' groomer wants to reopen shop
• Clarks Summit adopts 2011 budget with police overtime cuts
• Dunmore students take to the alternative energy trend
• Masters Exhibition Displays Work of Graduate Students
• Marywood University Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance Present Free Holiday Concerts for the Community
• Barletta claims Nixon's former digs as office space changes hands for new lawmakers
• Sen. Baker on Corbett transition team
• Regional briefs for 12/1/2010
• Most legislators say no to COLA
• Work on ice skating area progressing
• Banks competency case heard in Harrisburg
• Woman punches, kicks police chief, other officers
• Clarks Summit to present revised 2011 budget at meeting Wednesday
• Springbrook residents sue backyard tree-cutting business
• Community mourns loss of breast cancer awareness advocate
• Jewish community prepares for start of Hanukkah at sundown
• CORRECTION
• Grants to aid area flood protection
• Post-crash stabbing probe continues
• 'America's Most Wanted' host has message for Scranton
• Scranton firefighters issue study showing increase response times
• Money order scam case held for trial
• Judge dismisses Pocono Mountain Charter School lawsuit
• Casey, Barletta among supporters of unemployment extension
• Statement from the Maryland Province
• State warns of another wave of job losses
• Sexual misconduct allegations surface against former Scranton Jesuit
• Court hears Scranton Act 47 issues
• Community Service Club Hosts Fun-Raising Night at Friendly's
• Flood watch for region as several inches of rain expected
• Judge denies gas driller's motion to dismiss Dimock lawsuit
• Regional briefs for 11/30/2010
• Death of on-duty EMT shocks 911 community
• Luzerne County predicts balanced budget based on pending land sale
• Beating victim sues Mall at Steamtown
• Harassment charge against ECTV executive director dismissed
• Generations take to the forest as deer rifle season starts
• State Supreme Court considers Act 47 and Act 111 from Scranton litigation
• Banks competency hearing before state Supreme Court
• Sen. Musto arraignment Dec. 15
• Charges filed against man who held mother hostage the night before Thanksgiving
• Tractor-trailer rolls into Housing Authority building
• Political ads bring windfall for local broadcasters
• Application starts for slots-funded tax relief
• Lackawanna County Courthouse sentencings
• Police: Knife-wielding robber confesses out of guilt
• Mayors' concerns sway Rendell veto
• Lackawanna County Recorder of Deeds looking to upgrade online records access
• Carbondale Historical Society acquires D&H caboose
• Marywood University Professor Hosts Community Screening of Race to Nowhere – A Documentary Exploring Standardized Testing in Schools
• Customer shoves centenarian Walmart greeter
• Marywood's Women Soccer Team Wins ECAC South Region Championship
• 17 people killed in Pa. over 5-day holiday period
• 15-year-old drowned at Clarks Summit Ramada Inn Saturday
• Giving is great: Here are some tips to do it wisely
• Scranton, Lackawanna County spread holiday cheer
• Woman stabbed after vehicle rear-ended on Central Scranton Expressway
• Drug bust follows Scranton purse snatching
• Woman allegedly stole newspapers
• Driver killed in Pike County crash
• New York man dies in crash on I-81 in Susquehanna County
• Special state legislative session produces no laws
• Hunters ready to go for start of deer season
• Old Forge police dog dies
• New Lackawanna County garage aims for mid-December opening
• Work set on two more sections of Lackawanna river trail in 2011
• Goodwill program looking for more mentors
• Workshop offers lesson on holiday craft
• Community events list, 11/29/10
• Community unites to help Scranton teacher
• Closed Hughestown Church donates items to Haiti chapel
• Friendship fuels charity; shuffleboard competition honoring Michael Burns
• FUNERAL NOTICES 11/29/2010
• Homemade teazel ornaments part of Trinity bazaar tradition
• Need up, but donations down for Toys for Tots
• Shopping season off to a good start for independent retailers
• New hiking trail opens in Dunmore
• Man arrested after refusing to leave casino
• Sno Mountain begins making snow
• Cardinal Rigali celebrates Saturday Mass, honored for pastoral care
• Dickson City councilman resigns to join Blake's team
• Dates of Lackawanna County commissioners' meetings changed
• Holiday Train rolls into Scranton
• Scranton's $220k camera system falls short
• Concussions drawing more attention
• Gas drillers not demurred by early Luzerne County results
• West Scranton students put on music-driven fundraiser
• Town's history worth exploring, says "Taylor" author
• Honor rolls
• FUNERAL NOTICES
• TSA ruckus as revealing as the X-rays
• A young Welsh immigrant from West Side made the world his stage
• Veterans news on NOV. 28, 2010
• Scranton police chief arrests two for DUI, cites three for underage drinking
• Scranton a deep well for professor studying bars
• Conditions in Haiti spur action by local groups
• Police Blotter 11/27/2010
• Design firm sought for stadium project
• Inaugural "Gobble Run" at Lake Scranton raises cash for Christmas charity
• Injuries as plentiful as turkey this holiday
• Carbondale fire displaces nine
• Legion post to hold stroke, osteoporosis, other screenings
• Carbondale Twp. holding off on tax increase
• University of Scranton to light Christmas tree
• Dickson City man hospitalized after being hit by car in Olyphant
• Woman hurt as car plows into truck in Eynon pileup
• FUNERAL NOTICES
• Cardinal Rigali to be in Scranton today for thanks and prayer
• County GOP leader takes job seriously
• Diocesan chancellor to retire
• Marley's Mission gets South Abington home
• Scranton native leads house caucus
• Poaching law gets test
• Obama suffers basketball injury; gets 12 stitches
• Shoppers swarm stores for Black Friday
• Hunters advised to be careful around gas drilling sites
• Weather on mend
• Bargain hunters shop, set up camp on Thanksgiving
• PPL electric line project sparks concerns among some Scranton residents
• Fundraiser to help former Scranton basketball standout fight diabetes
• Mobile vet center to visit Tunkhannock
• Train with thousands of lights rolling into Steamtown
• Downed wires leave 3,700 without power in Scranton
• Fire at empty South Scranton home is ruled arson
• Basement fire damages West Scranton home
• Police Blotter 11/26/2010
• FUNERAL NOTICES
• Family fights driller for land Co-owners: Consent not sought
• Local residents thankful for good company, good food
• Early chatter surrounds O'Brien's congressional ambitions
• National education documentary to be screened and discussed
• Community events list, 11/25/10
• Benefit set for 4-year-old with cancer
• The University of Scranton to Host Holiday Concerts
• Man, 79, charged with sexual assault
• Wyoming County Court Notes 11-25-2010
• Fanfare as tower lit for 50th year
• GPS-suggested shortcut causes trouble to tractor-trailer
• Beer store clerk in Peckville charged with stealing almost $20,000
• Police use Taser on alleged crack dealer after chase through West Side
• Volunteers at heart of Thanksgiving efforts
• The Times-Tribune files request for NEIU contract information
• Fire restarts in South Scranton
• Family-to-Family helps thousands in Scranton area enjoy Thanksgiving meal
• Musto to be arraigned Dec. 1
• Wilkes-Barre VA Medical Center in need of volunteer drivers for Scranton area
• Reward offered after eagle is killed
• Local international students learn Thanksgiving traditions in NEPA
• Some 24 million expected to fly over the holidays
• Fire ravages Waymart motel
• Parishes unite for Advent services of word and song
• Funeral notices
• Rendell OKs campus sale
• Amid adversity, family stays thankful
• Scranton police chief takes to the streets to nab drunk drivers
• Fire reported at Waymart motel
• Fire restarts in South Scranton
• Reports rips region's roads, bridges
• EPA report lists alternatives in Precision Plating cleanup
• Shiloh pastor retiring after 13 years heading church
• NEIU retired director said changes to contract approved in 2003
• 'Miniature Memories' creator dies days after display opens in new home
• Five-car crash in Scranton sends woman to hospital
• Musto built his career on service
• Defeated Hawley mayor illegally performing weddings
• Flu season hits Northeast PA
• Health department investigating illness in Dunmore
• Late giving pushes Family-to-Family over goal
• About 1,000 benefit from Feed-A-Friend
• Rally against Scranton mayor's proposed public safety cuts in 2011 budget continues
• Corrections
• Scranton officer's possible role in fight probed
• Infant hospitalized for methadone overdose
• State police: Olyphant fire appears accidental
• Musto tributes fade with indictment
• After indictment, Musto says, 'I want my day in court'
• Child porn charges waived for court
• Reading with Students Day
• Five arrested in prescription painkiller investigation
• NBC's Flannery returns 'Office' mystique to NEPA
• Presentation encourages Lakeland community toward positive life changes
• Marcellus impact fee getting close look
• Scranton's fire union warns businesses over budget cuts
• Cuts' impact on Scranton policing debated
• Safe Ride program starts early this year
• Rendell urged to sign cancer bill
• Area educators to see example of career education today
• Wayne Highlands superintendent to retire after 40 years
• Police identify fatal crash victim
• Dunmore faces $153G budget gap
• Corrections
• Construction gas, dust prompt evacuation at Shoppes
• Another restaurant tax lien filed against Smith
• Scranton police look for man who robbed gas station
• Cops seek teen burglary suspect
• Regional Briefs 11/23/2010
• Funeral Notices 11/23/2010
• Family-to-Family still short $10,000
• U.S. Attorney schedules Tuesday press conference on corruption probe
• Fire razes Olyphant apartment house
• Two area superintendents to retire
• AP: Top Pa. officials to get 1.7 percent pay raise
• Campus Ministry Sponsors 160 Families in "Adopt- A -Family" Program
• Student Government Association Held Fundraiser for United Way of Wayne and Lackawanna Counties
• ECMT Students Bring Light to La Festa
• Duryea's Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish conducts farewell mass, church will remain open for two years
• Tree lighting gives chance to remember loved ones
• Community events list, 11/22/10
• Pennsylvania leading the country for pre-existing condition insurance plan sign-ups
• GOP push to revive school choice
• Scranton fire cuts ignite debate
• Gifts, advice, prayer and celebration mark Mikovsky's ascendancy as PNCC Prime Bishop
• School Notess 11/22/2010
• School Notes 11/22/2010
• Holiday Help 11/22/2010
• People remember furry friends at animal shelter tree lighting
• Record fair in Scranton draws music lovers of all ages
• Lakeland board members listen to complaints, pledge to work to solve bullying
• Dunmore traffic stop becomes drug bust
• Program focuses on county human services
• Pike County robbery suspects sought
• Poconos man killed in motorcycle crash
• Angry ex allegedly assaults Blakely woman's new boyfriend
• Gardner officials say school is unique and needed in region
• Man, 75, dies in Davis Street crash
• Funeral Notices 11/22/2010
• Jet returns safely to New York after engine fails
• Plane lands safely at JFK airport; no sign of fire
• Mikovsky installed prime bishop of Polish National Catholic Church
• Valley View considers going paperless
• Correction
• CMC Holiday Lights fundraiser brightens hospital entrance
• Carbondale zoning change would redefine 'family'
• Marywood architecture students build 'exquisite' Christmas tree for Ballet Theatre
• Thanksgiving food basket program still short of goal
• Moosic man charged in robbery
• Police: Moosic burglar caught in the act
• Police: Madison Twp. man threatens officers, then arrested
• Food inflation drives up cost of Thanksgiving dinner
• Scranton grapples with multimillion dollar tax-deliquency dilemma
• Veterans news on NOV. 21, 2010
• "Steady flow" at Waverly marketplace
• Train display of local landmarks opens
• College group donates to food pantry
• Carnival worker arrested for touching boys at church picnic
• Santa: Jaycees parade a favorite
• Pittston area mourns, honors lost loved ones
• Funeral notices
• Fanatical cowards skip soldier's funeral, miss lesson in community
• Moosic man charged in robbery
• SCI Dallas deputy named interim county prison warden
• Now-legal synthetic marijuana substance may soon be banned in city, schools
• Cresco man bags nearly 900-pound black bear
• Regional briefs for Nov. 20, 2010
• Clifford man faces child porn charges
• Nye pleads guilty to sex charges
• Man leads police on chase
• Driller builds dorms
• Encana may be leaving, but Luzerne not shorn of gas companies
• Security firm says lawsuit filed by anti-gas drilling activist loaded with "hyperbole" and should be tossed
• Appeals court tosses baby-birth case at county prison
• Assistant warden asked to resign
• Assistant prison warden asked to resign
• Blessing honors couples who have Alzheimer's
• Church makes payment in lieu of tax, but administration budget flat for 2011
• Center for Independent Living opens new facility
• Pennsylvania farmland tax program altered
• "Blonde" a soaring success at Scranton Cultural Center
• Throop police: Man stole to support synthetic marijuana habit
• Missing textbooks should be delivered soon, Scranton elementary principal says
• PennDOT centers closed for holiday
• Vehicle strikes pole in West Scranton
• Third arrest made in Scranton purse snatching
• Garbage collection delayed in Jessup next week
• University of Scranton Names Professor of the Year
• University Students Earn Service Awards
• Students Network at Career Fair
• First in Region: Marywood University Uses Mine Water for Energy
• Cabot sells Susquehanna gas pipelines to Williams for $150 million
• Cited for animal cruelty, Nicholson couple vows to fight for dog
• Tunkhannock Area board addresses bomb scares
• Petrilla admits to secret legal deal over Yankees fracas
• Prison board asks DOC for interim warden
• Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport numbers reach new heights in October
• Nation's oldest Scout laid to rest in Susquehanna
• Diocese of Scranton completes organizational review
• Encana backs away from gas operations in Luzerne County, state
• Officials confirm tornado hit Jessup on Wednesday
• PNCC Prime Bishop Mikovsky prepares for installation Sunday in Scranton
• Scranton Parking Authority plugs deficit with debt restructuring; questions on budget remain
• Don Clark's Miniature Memories to open at the Mall at Steamtown Saturday
• CORRECTION
• Scranton teachers union chief: Elementary students lack textbooks
• Final approval given to relocate church in Tunkhannock Twp.
• Police emphasize safe-driving effort
• Marijuana ring member sentenced in Scranton
• Regional briefs for 11/19/2010
• Funeral Notices
• Donors push United Way over $4.1M target with hours to spare
• Video: Kridlo Burial in Arlington
• Northeast Pennsylvania soldier laid to rest at Arlington
• Lackawanna College expels one football player, disciplines two others for GoodFellas fracas
• Casey Senate seat already a GOP target in 2012
• Blue Cross lays off 70 workers
• Chamber Representative Visits Students
• Timeline of Warden Donate's tenure
• Veteran senators say farewell
• Scranton Parking Authority passes budget, withholds details
• Sports betting probe focuses on Scranton State Office Building
• 'Dale is home today,' soldier cousin says in Kridlo eulogy
• Decorum prevails as Pittston mourns Kridlo
• Catholic priest gets prison time for child porn possession
• Old Forge teachers picket school board meeting, urging end to contract negotiations
• Storm displaces family, damages Little League field
• Federal audit finds issues with Scranton's administration of federal block grant money
• Trooper busts Maryland man for drugs on I-84
• One teen charged, another sought in South Scranton burglary
• Decade of jail time for heroin dealer
• Man uses van to break into pawn shop
• Thief loses nerve, flees attempted robbery empty-handed
• Regional briefs for Nov. 18, 2010
• Scranton planners table review of plans for Sonic restaurant after hearing neighbor's concerns
• Mercy employees fear mission could be lost through sale to for-profit company
• Lakeland hires new principal
• Veteran cop from New York state to lead Tunkhannock's force
• Pennsylvania-to-New Jersey toll hike may hold until 2012
• Wisconsin man accused of shooting TV over Palin dance
• University of Scranton Hosts Third Annual Diversity Fair
• Scranton Participates in Nationwide Screening of ‘Gasland’
• Warden resigns post at Lackawanna County Prison
• Video: Kridlo Funeral
• Hundreds gather for funeral of fallen soldier
• Johnson College Honors Scholarship Recipients
• Storm displaces family, damages Little League field
• Fernwood casino proposal aired
• Scranton church collects Christmas gifts for children at home and abroad
• Penn State forum focuses on future regulation of natural gas pipelines
• Mall at Steamtown seeks city loan deferment
• Lackawanna County moves quickly on stadium project
• Med school building nearly complete; more than 4,000 apply
• Regional briefs for Nov. 17, 2010
• Widow sues businesses for over-serving husband before fatal crash
• Penn State Worthington opens new science labs
• Three seek vacant Dunmore council seat
• Citing Allied duties, Conaboy steps down from FNCB board
• Dad, son accused of pocketing cash meant for union
• Mercy Hospital's union holding public meeting to discuss impending sale
• Council members and others blast mayor's proposed 2011 budget on Tuesday
• Lakeland PTA hosts fundraiser at Crystal Lake Hotel
• Old Forge residents raise issues with development
• Whistles owner says pub not closing
• Cops say Scranton man bit girlfriend during dispute
• PennDOT reminds motorists that road work season has not ended yet
• District: Audubon mold work begins Monday
• Professionals Visit Radiologic Technology Students
• Scranton school taxes could increase by 4 percent, but cuts to budget likely
• Pension bill given final approval
• Pittston braces as 'faithful witnesses' vow Kridlo funeral protest
• Second lawsuit hits Dunmore morgue project
• For second weekend in a row, parking lot brawl occurs at GoodFellas
• CORRECTION
• One school applies for charter in Scranton and Abington Heights
• Northeast Intermediate shares anti-bullying strategies
• Wanted Michigan man captured in Scranton
• 'Scared' motorist flees SUV rollover
• Carbondale deadlocked on efficiency measures
• Gas coalition plans meetings
• Moscow council eyes budget deficit
• Police probe Hazleton woman's slaying
• Obituary Notices 11/16/2010
• Luzerne County's own Laurel and Hardy face captive audience thanks to drug charges
• Family, friends and strangers gather for fallen hero's homecoming
• Carbondale faces budget deficit, but no tax hike planned
• South Abington man charged with possession of child pornography
• Police Blotter 11/16/2010
• Mayor Chris Doherty unveils proposed 2011 $75.5 million budget with sweeping changes
• Marywood University Holds Ribbon Cutting for New Campus Road, Maxis Lane
• Former head of Scranton Housing Authority to plead guilty in federal court
• Prosecutors argue no evidence of leaks to media in case against Cordaro, Munchak
• Body of fallen soldier returns home
• Dimock residents discuss gas boom on '60 Minutes'
• Night of music benefits drummer battling cancer
• Oct. 17 slaying remains unsolved
• GOP skeptical of expanded gambling
• Scranton mayor, council agree on no new taxes but potentially little else
• Crisp Avenue bridge project in West Scranton pushed to spring
• Author tells tales from Dunmore's crypts
• Scranton adoption agency brings families together
• Fallen soldier's body to arrive today from Afghanistan
• Bradford County woman dies after fall from horse
• Olyphant fire displaces three
• Forget the newspapers; this week is cans, bottles
• Festival of Trees opens Dec. 10
• Marywood's use of mine water for energy could be model for area
• Holiday Help 11/15/2010
• Community events list, 11/15/10
• School Notes 11/15/2010
• How many water supplies have been impacted by gas drilling? Pa. doesn't keep count
• Runners turn out for medical college race
• Lackawanna River Heritage Trail tour highlights history
• Long road to recovery for Naval Reservist injured in crash
• Debate weekend kicks off in Scranton
• Scranton police seize three pounds of marijuana
• Olyphant woman's car burned with bomb
• Interment set for area soldier
• Carbondale selling fire house
• Men wanted after resisting arrest, fleeing Scranton police
• Funeral notices for Nov. 14, 2010
• UNICO ladies raise cash for charity by throwing a party
• Stories told, money raised at pancreatic cancer event in Scranton
• Volunteers make St. Ann's Basilica festival a success
• Veterans news on NOV. 14, 2010
• Police Blotter 11/14/2010
• FIRE WATER
• Hunting Villa, the bandito
• As fuel oil prices rise, people worry
• Yankees deal a case of inside baseball with Rendell pitching
• Prison Board again refuses to share findings of internal probe of near-fatal beating of inmate
• Corbett skeptical of liquor fee hike
• Honesdale police sued over alleged assault
• Scranton students send soldiers season's greetings
• Hospital hoping to improve patients' experiences through art, music
• Search after shots fired from sports car
• Five accused of shooting out car windows
• Former baseball coach pleads in teen-sex case
• Solar water system to be installed at institute
• Funeral notices for Nov. 13, 2010
• Funeral arrangements set for slain Hughestown soldier
• Dog gone, returned, but officer's actions questioned
• South Scranton Intermediate launches new bullying initiatives
• Tradition - and 15,000 pierogies - behind church fundraiser
• Archbald busy with projects
• Carbondale redevelopment authority nears abatement
• Police Blotter for 11/13/2010
• Luzerne home rule to bring some changes to airport board
• Plaque commemorating fallen Marine given to Scranton High School
• St. Joe's opens Dunmore facility
• Update: Arrest made in Scranton liquor store robbery
• Scranton liquor store robbed by gunman
• CYS seeks sponsors for Adopt-An-Angel Christmas program
• Wyoming County forgery suspect sentenced
• Fallen soldier's father: 'he was there for us'
• regional briefs
• Funeral notices for Nov. 12, 2010
• Trooper relates daughter's bullying ordeal
• Marino and Barletta hailed by GOP faithful
• Jermyn approves new software, adding website
• Monroe County man accused of illegally taping meeting
• Lackawanna County tree-lighting ceremony set for Dec. 2
• State police to offer child safety seat inspections
• Scranton man injured in crash
• Scranton mayor approves council's choice for auditor
• Man with local ties talks to students about Chilean mine rescue
• "The Office" execs bring glamor to chamber gala
• A patriotic cremation for Old Glory
• Saluting veterans: 'America was won and defined on the battlefield'
• Community events list, 11/12/10
• Corbett gets to nominate successor
• SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY COURT NOTES
• Regional Briefs 11/12/2010
• NP to residents: Demand state action on pensions
• Taylor faces $1 million budget shortfall in 2011 due to change in landfill payments
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• Lecture Series Capstone Cancelled
• Police: Throop burglar sought herbal high
• McDade ramp closed at Seventh Avenue
• Report: Horse racing helps slots
• Afghani Social Activist to Speak at Schemel Forum’s Luncheon Seminar Series
• Carbondale school renovations progress
• University of Scranton Plans Long Term Service Fair
• Regional briefs for 11/11/2010
• International Week Nov. 15- 21
• Scranton Zoning Hearing Board gives variance to school district for new parking lot on Prospect Avenue
• Spring Musical Auditions Set for Dec. 6
• Township officials: Expect noise, trucks around gas well site
• Scranton Zoning Hearing Board gives variance to school district for new parking lot
• Fracking arrives in Luzerne County community
• Bizarre sideshow performers gather in Wilkes-Barre
• Corbett sees gradual forest leasing
• Peslak elected President of National Technology Group Association
• Superintendents, board members discuss skills next NEIU director should possess
• Scranton police say man fought off four muggers
• Rendell orders flags lowered for Hughestown soldier
• On baseball deal, its 'all hands on deck'
• Veterans Day observances abound in NEPA
• Lakeland entertains, honors veterans at ceremony
• Memories of the Holocaust and World War II liberation relived
• Sting leads to charges against pawn shop
• Veterans share experiences with Valley View students over lunch
• Three charged in prescription drug heist
• Luzerne commissioners considering legal options to halt Yankees sale
• Elk Lake board votes to expand career and technology center
• "Jesus in Islam" Lecture - November 15
• Army releases details of soldier's death
• Alumni: Update Your Contact Information Today!
• Moosic passes balanced budget with no tax hike
• Lackawanna County budget hearing sparsely attended
• Amazon acquires Diapers.com parent company
• Marcellus shipping inspected
• Shoppers waiting at doors as Walmart Supercenter opens in Taylor
• Car fire closes Business Route 6
• House lawmakers to reconvene Monday for vote on bills
• Cops: Man broke into home, started fight
• Correction: Sentence incorrect
• Scranton union president says pay increases under Commonwealth Court decision are deserved
• Job fair focuses on health care industry
• PennVEST board approves Dimock waterline
• 2 Scranton police officers settle discrimination case for $50,000 each
• Superintendents fear pension crisis as vote is stalled
• Pennvest funding for Scranton Sewer Authority about $3 million less than sought
• Scott sewer project to cost an extra $3 million, will take an extra six months
• Jury awards $1.1 million to Gouldsboro woman hurt in car crash
• Winners same in official vote tally
• Lackawanna County sentencings, 11/9/2010
• Official vote count due today in Lackawanna County
• Casey: Republican romp due to slumping economy
• Scranton man arrested after incident at hospital
• Session's end draws ire from lawmakers
• Car in West Scranton hits woman, 73
• Lakeland awards field contract
• Scranton's audit nearly six months past due charter date
• West Scranton students to return to classroom where bedbug was found
• CLARIFICATION
• CORRECTION
• Smith wins state House GOP support to be next speaker
• Dunmore council fielding applications for open seat
• Stadium authority approves franchise sale
• Scranton Police juvenile unit moves to West Side
• An Inside View of the New Face of Rwanda
• Community group focuses on bullying
• Veteran to Discuss Experience Serving in Segregated Army and Liberating Nazi Concentration Camp
• Community events list, 11/9/10
• Marywood University’s Physician Assistant’s Program Awarded $704,000 Grant
• Lackawanna College student stabbed in Sunday morning melee
• Faculty Recital Featuring Ellen Rutkowski- Nov. 11
• Old Forge schoolfaces budget issues
• Board approves Dimock water line
• REGIONAL BRIEFS
• Manager of Talent Assessments at Macy's Inc., Dr. Megan Leasher, to Present Colloquium- Nov. 10
• Curley coming up for parole again
• Pittston area native killed in Afghanistan
• Toys for Tots to accept applications
• Medicare enrollment period approaches
• Cancer awareness events planned
• Sale of baseball franchise moves forward
• Program offers free breakfast to Carbondale students
• State Education Board considers classroom party rules
• More Lackawanna County-placed assessments appealed
• School Notes 11/8/2010
• Three-day event raises money, awareness for scoliosis
• Dunmore attorney discusses love for Civil War
• People eat for a cause at Marian Hospital fundraiser
• Community events list, 11/8/10
• Fundraiser goes on, despite young woman's death
• Jermyn historical society hosts open house
• Pennvest meeting on Tuesday will determine fate of Dimock waterline
• Gas training expanding in region
• Number of Realtors slipping
• Despite defeat, Libertarians look to the future
• Neighbors speak out about problems with social service programs
• Funeral notices for Nov. 7, 2010
• Businesses cited for liquor law violations
• Body found on tracks ruled suicide
• Honesdale man charged with threatening police
• University of Scranton to host workshop on peaceful conflict solutions
• Model bridge building competition seeks student entrants
• Developer appeals city zoning decision
• Fundraiser helps bring Christmas cheer to kids
• NEIU may conduct state, national search for new leader
• Township preparing for name change approved by voters
• Settler's Inn honored as a historical hotel
• Panel: Hazleton insurer won't pay for plaintiffs
• American Cancer Society holds annual Ball of Hope
• Scranton explorers joined intrepid Antarctic mission
• Election costs region clout, influence
• Local news quiz, 11/7/2010
• Gas rules offer more - but not complete - disclosure of fracking chemicals
• Perky Turkey at Nay Aug Park raises cash for hospice care
• Pa tax ranking rekindles debate
• Ballet Theatre artistic director given Mille Grazie Award from UNICO
• Scranton's pingpong tournament a hit
• Robber strikes store twice
• Coroner: body found on railroad tracks likely suicide
• National lung cancer study may mean earlier detection for locals
• Community events list, 11/6/10
• No mention of near-fatal beating at prison in latest prison report by warden
• Lackawanna County begins official canvass
• Corbett will try to take state stores private
• Burning van rolls down Casey Highway
• Funeral notices for Nov. 6, 2010
• Artisits find place to call home at First Friday event
• Gobble Run to be held Nov. 26
• Verizon donates $10,000 to Women's Resource Center
• Flu shots need not stop blood donors
• Three businesses cited for liquor-law violations
• Scranton police order towing of loose trailer
• CORRECTION
• Thieves pass fake gold for thousands in cash at South Scranton shop
• Red Mass a tribute to service, commitment
• Famed Wilkes-Barre architectural firm one of two to design PSU arena
• McGloin stars as Paterno wins No. 400
• Philharmonic performs "Masterworks 2 - Evolution"
• Elk Lake boys, girls capture team titles in Hershey
• Indian community celebrates Diwali
• Sarno and Son tuxedo theft case ends in probation
• Lackawanna County work-release fugitive sought
• Jury quickly convicts crack dealer
• State police seize more than 400 marijuana plants from Pike County home
• Domestic incident leads to arrest in Scranton
• “Neighborhood” and Green Views Already Seen in Unified Science Center
• Dunmore school district sues resident to return public records
• Education for Justice Workshop Aims to Motivate Peace, Nonviolence Efforts
• Annual Thanksgiving Community Program kicks off
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• Old Forge post office to close in January
• Campus Benefits from Technological Advances
• County targets trailer park landlord for back taxes
• Police: 9-year-old set bathroom fire that closed Midvalley Elementary School today
• Tunkhannock narrows police chief search, unveils budget proposal
• Rainy-night walk aimed at lung cancer awareness
• New GOP leader dislikes major-project funding
• Scranton board changes bank, awards mold contract
• Police: Scranton woman chases off burglars
• Clarks Summit's 2011 budget includes big cut to police overtime
• House GOP sees driller obligation
• Kosik will not remove himself from kids-for-cash case
• Verizon white-pages telephone directory no longer to be sent automatically
• President of Hispanic association disappointed with Arizona immigration law
• Water withdrawal site OK'd in Falls
• Regional briefs for 11/5/2010
• Driver's license centers closed for Veterans Day
• Christy Mathewson day may be changing
• Scranton man charged with burglary
• Scranton Redevelopment Authority awards downtown project
• Child-porn plea for Scranton man
• Clarks Summit considers doubling parking meter fines, building renovations
• Students learn about book publishing, illustration at Keystone conference
• Scranton child-rape suspect captured in Elmira
• Barletta: Voters 'wanted jobs and Washington was working on a health care bill'
• New baseball deal possible between county, SWB Yankees
• Pa. liquor control targets alcohol energy drinks
• Corbett faces tough challenges
• Regional briefs for 11/04/2010
• Bar fight, black eye leads to Buckeye's arrest
• Gas group emphasizes safety message in election's wake
• Workshop to address shale issues for landowners
• Expert: Carney's biggest challenge, being a Democrat
• GOP House to face reform pressures
• University Announces Class of 2014 Presidential Scholars
• Barletta keeps swinging, finally connects for Congressional seat
• The Latest Edition of The Johnsonian!
• Woman accused of trying to run down deputy
• Waymart crash sends four to hospital
• Abington changes name to Waverly
• Major win for Republican Major in 111th race
• Staback appears to cruise to another term
• Boback beats Shermanski in 117th
• One bedbug confirmed at West Scranton High
• Voters give Mike Carroll third term
• Dickson City kitchen fire displaces two
• Toohil upsets Eachus in 116th
• Cars on Campus Raises Scholarship Funds
• Yudichak wins Musto's Senate seat
• Monroe crash injures two Lackawanna County residents
• Unopposed GOP legislators coast to new terms
• South Side woman accused of stealing $18,000 from former employer
• Marino beats Carney in 10th Congressional District
• Dr. Philip Mosley Presents at International Workshop in Denmark
• On third try, Barletta ousts Kanjorski
• Worthington Scranton's Dr. Michael Michalisin Co-Authors Journal Article
• After 26 years, voters show Kanjorski the door
• Wayne Memorial Hospital to help educate local medical students
• Democratic voter turnout flat
• Funeral notices for Nov. 3, 2010
• Luzerne approves home rule charter
• Smith cruises to re-election in 112th
• Murphy wins another term in 113th
• Monroe crash injures two Lackawanna County residents
• Kavulich, Naylor battle for Wansacz seat
• Decisive win puts Blake in Mellow's 22nd District seat
• Regional Briefs 11/02/2010
• Cops: Man drove wrong way on I-81 after crash
• Barletta beats Kanjorski on third try
• Turnout steady, voters cite negative campaigning as Election 2010 theme
• Two teens arrested in West Scranton break-in
• Blake wins Senate seat in 22nd District
• Holiday Train visits Steamtown on Nov. 27
• Murphy declares victory in 113th
• Author's visit to Dalton library honors student killed in boating accident
• Kavulich defeats Naylor in 114th
• Funeral notices for Nov. 2, 2010
• Staback comfortably ahead in 115th
• In a stormy political climate, voters head to polls under sunny skies
• Abington changes name to Waverly
• Jobless drops back into single digits in local metro area
• Carroll fends off Tea Party-backed challenger in 118th
• Scranton potentially faces millions in recent litigation award
• Sestak leads early as Philly votes roll in
• Residents look for help as economy struggles
• Corbett, Onorato vie for Rendell’s seat
• Madison Twp. residents react to multimillion-dollar judgment
• Major holds strong lead in 111th
• IMAX hosts dry run for charity
• Smith cruises to win in 112th
• Police Blotter 11/2/2010
• Boback, Shermanski square off for 117th District seat
• Teachers, students watching for bedbugs at West Scranton High
• Toohil upsets Eachus in 116th District
• Old Forge vows to press on in landfill fight
• “Northeast PA Regional Art 2010” Awards Notable Participants
• Fell Twp. checking out easement
• Diesel & Heavy Duty Equipment Preventative Maintenance Technician Training
• Polls closed; let the count begin
• Residents voice concern over Pike County subdivision
• Control of pa house up for grabs
• Carney concedes to Marino in 10th
• Correction
• Ramp helps Hill Section boy take steps toward independence
• IMAX theater in Dickson City plans free 'soft opening' today
• Gas well fire at Procter & Gamble extinguished, no injuries reported
• Geisinger doctor suggests CPR changes could boost survival rates
• Giants win World Series behind Lincecum, Renteria
• Race for 10th District not following current trends
• Author, Peggy Giordano, to Speak at Marywood About Delinquency in Youth
• Rail fans and Scranton model train show have long-lasting hobby
• Tonight's Scranton School Board meeting canceled
• Maps show drilling impact on state forests
• Second suspect in robbery spree arrested
• Trash tracks GDP
• School Notes 11/1/2010
• Campaign ad spending nears record
• Community events list, 11/1/10
• Innovative new Parkinson's therapy at Allied
• Creatures crawling on Scranton's Hill Section for Halloween
• Former governor staffer lobbying Rendell on behalf of Yankees
• 4-year-old child falls from window
• Murphy to visit Throop, Moosic
• Sprinkler malfunction damages Scranton High School
• Minor 'mischief' problems reported over weekend
• Towanda woman, 25, dies in crash
• Minister shares stories of war in Beirut
• Police search for alleged car thieves in Scranton
• Neighbors help stop Scranton fire
• Halloween a big boom for area agritourism
• Times-Tribune wins state, national awards
• Monster bash wedding reception hits Dickson City
• States' and schools' anti-bullying standards questioned
• Democrats say they have hope in election
• Blakely spreads Halloween spirit
• Dunmore center holds cafe grand opening
• Wayne food pantries plan distributions
• New rules for Puerto Ricans at PennDOT
• West Scranton Class of '63 celebrates good times
• National issues take on great importance to local voters
• PennDOT: Watch for deer on roads
• Around the Towns 10/31/2010
• Nonprofit seeks runners and walkers
• Red Cross offering veterans program for holidays
• University of Scranton hosts diversity fair
• Carney tries to rally support in Dickson City
• COLTS to host food drives
• National issues take of great importance to local voters
• Court ruling affirms massive wage increases for Scranton police and fire unions
• Lecture Series Capstone Scheduled
• Women's Cross Country Team Captures Fourth Consecutive PSUAC Championship
• Scranton police arrest man sought on burglary charges
• Cops will step up vigilance for Halloween
• Ethics and Social Responsibility Noted in Best Business Schools National Ranking of The University of Scranton
• Scranton garage fire ruled arson
• Policy targets drilling in parks
• Film Festival Celebrates Women of East Germany
• Four arrested, marijuana seized in South Scranton
• Carbondale businesses celebrate Halloween
• College Republicans and College Democrats Square Off in Debate
• Vanaskie: Leaders inspire with integrity
• Community events list, 10/30/10
• Law, Medical and Graduate School Fair Planned for Area Residents
• Volunteers recognized for helping local seniors
• University Announces New Faculty Members
• COLTS gets $2.5M for hybrids
• Safe Trick or Treating for Children Provides Fun for College Students
• Candidates in 118th District race contrast in presentation, platform
• The University of Scranton Ranks Among Nation’s Top Producers of Fulbright Students
• Honesty an issue in 14th Senate race
• Scranton Plans Annual Diversity Fair
• Funeral notices for Oct. 30, 2010
• Pioneer in Endocrinology and Cancer Treatment to Talk at Scranton
• Sestak makes last campaign swing through area
• University of Scranton Nationally Recognized for Value
• Police Blotter 10/30/2010
• "NEPA Regional Art 2010" Exhibit Includes Work from Marywood Students, Faculty, Alumni, and Staff
• Regional Briefs 10/30/2010
• Marywood Presents "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)"
• Johnson College's Halloween party helps out United Way
• Johnson College to Host Charitable Halloween Events
• Suspect in convenience store robberies in custody
• A Message from the Johnson College Green Team!
• Smith, Morgan discuss issues in 112th
• Veterinary Technology Program Participates in Educational Seminar
• 'Haunted!' Mind Mysteries and Beyond
• adoption awarness events
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• Scranton man charged for burglary, allegedly trying to hit Scott Twp. police chief with car
• Veteran leader of The Times-Tribune to receive PNA Lifetime Achievement Award
• Old Forge council president will oppose landfill expansion
• Tunkhannock's Prince Hotel sale finalized
• Lack of information not the biggest nuisance for Texas Twp. residents
• University of Scranton students hold vigil to raise awareness for gay rights
• State Representative Debate Schedule Announced
• Marino: No more DeNaples questions
• Five charged in North Pocono burglary spree
• Police Blotter 10/19/2010
• Smith's Restaurant up for sale
• Community events list, 10/19/10
• Charges lodged in Montrose bar fight
• AG announces charges against 17 in massive heroin ring
• House candidates in 114th to debate tonight
• Marino: Eliminate education, energy departments
• Nearly $12,000 raised for police dogs
• Carbondale keeps tax-incentive programs
• Fire hits Archbald home; family of six displaced
• Halloween party set for Sunday at McDade Park
• Archbald man seeks to improve school bus safety
• Session addresses Scranton school mold problem, moving students
• Tobyhanna cuts area work force by 150
• Nonprofits fear winter coupled with high unemployment
• State police in Wayne County investigate homicide
• State lost 14 percent of dairy farms from 2006 to 2009, new figures show
• The Marywood University Orchestra Presents Free Concert- Oct. 24
• Scranton's new police chief ripping out crime by its roots
• Local man among vets honored at capital
• Bill pushes pension spike impact into future
• Encana to finish drilling at Luzerne gas test well
• Ss. Peter and Paul celebrates milestone in West Scranton
• 10th District important to drilling
• Paranormal investigators look into downtown Scranton
• Anti-bullying presentation open to public at North Pocono High School
• On Oct. 18 in NEPA
• Namedropper, 10/18/10
• Funeral notices for Oct. 17, 2010
• Scranton School Board to make director appointment tonight
• Events benefit St. Francis Kitchen
• Gas Awareness Coalition to meet Oct. 27
• State police probe Wayne County death
• PBC Dinner Raises $1.1 Million in Support of Presidential Scholarships
• Tax amnesty ended, not enforcement
• Pennsylvania Night to Live: Vigils at Colleges Across PA to Remember LGBTQ
• Dog photo shoot raises funds for Red Cross, shelter
• Kanjo, Austin Burke announce $60,000 grant to help expand region's bioscience sector
• 'Office' tour proves engaging for two fans
• Bambera makes first Wyoming County visit as bishop
• Police Blotter 10/17/2010
• Abingtons dog park opening attracts dozens of dogs, owners
• Regional briefs for 10/17/10
• St. Rose Academy parents raise funds, spirits Saturday
• Candidate profile: Chris Carney
• Candidate profile: Tom Marino
• Mobile center to serve vets in Tunkhannock
• Penn State fans flock to Jay Paterno appearance Saturday
• Throop steps up parking patrols
• GOP congressional fundraising outpaces Dems for quarter
• Health care groups to sponsor seminar about hospice care
• Despite varying views, Kanjorski, Barletta agree a lot on energy issues
• Lackawanna's 'Green Falcons' will promote game-day recycling
• 5K raises $10K for K-9s
• Scranton solicitor denies making statement on Comcast
• Democrats should brace for a beating
• Touring the mighty Lackawanna
• Carbondale plans apartment improvements
• Abingtons dog park to celebrate grand opening
• Geisinger offers free substance counseling
• West Scranton drug bust nets $3,600 in crack
• Endangerment charges over Olyphant teen's treatment
• Scranton man sentenced to 10 to 30 years for death in fight
• Science students learn techniques at Scranton's mock crime scene
• Brutico stepping down as Old Forge superintendent
• Nine apply for vacant Scranton School Board seat
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• 'Chorus Line' sizzles amid Scranton's drizzle
• Defamation case against newspaper back in Luzerne County Court
• Gas meeting reveals neighborhood fractures amid the fracking
• Campus Club Sponsoring Two Programs for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Commission pushes back release of draft gas regulations
• Three Scranton residents arrested on drug charges
• House Returns without severance tax agreement
• Police blotter for 10/16/2010
• Regional briefs for 10/16/2010
• Discussion looks at unity, division among Christians
• Pataki stumps for Marino in Tunkhannock
• CMC to appeal $3.25 million verdict
• Spring Brook officials consider police coverage
• A Paranormal Happening at Penn State Worthington Scranton
• Body found in recycling truck was homeless man
• Scranton man accused of impregnating teen
• Worthington Scranton Students Rally To Help Young Girl
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• Environmental group makes awards, skirts Marcellus controversies
• Campus To Open New Student Success Center on Wednesday, Oct. 6
• Students’ Hair-Raising Event A Huge Success
• Parking request raises concerns in Jermyn
• "We Still Make Stuff Here" Exhibits Photography and Writings of Manufacturing Businesses in NEPA
• Future Alumni Celebrated at Luncheon
• Regional briefs for 10/15/10
• County: No tax increase, no layoffs
• Ann Hawk Named 2010 Alumna of the Year by Local Penn State Chapter
• 'Faces of Dimock' event tonight in Kingston
• More arrests stem from Scranton stolen gun case
• Campus Planning Business Alumni Networking Event for May 27
• Rail executive sees synergies between shale and trains
• Scranton to move all Audubon students because of mold
• Worthington Scranton Graduates 207 Students
• Shenandoah trial: 'There's no winners here'
• Michele Zabriski Serves as Director of Constituency Relations and the Marywood Fund
• Penn State Students Honored At Annual Awards Dinner
• Pataki to stump in region
• Man, 36, accused of sex assault on teen
• PSUAC Academic All Conference Team Names 58 PSWS Student Athletes
• Candidates for state House District 112 talk Thursday
• Pair held after armed robbery reported in Scranton
• PSU’s Commission for Women Recognizes Worthington Scranton’s Sandy Feather
• SSSD campus sale, blight bills go to governor
• Post-marathon cleanup planned for Midvalley
• Penn State Worthington Scranton Schedules Summer Open Houses
• Fourteen to graduate from police academy tonight
• Local Penn State Campuses Answer Growing Healthcare Need
• Carbondale man charged with assault, DUI in wreck that paralyzed passenger
• Penn State Expands Personal Care Home Administrator Training Program
• Medical college staffer gets American Bar Association policymaking post
• Spend A Summer Evening Open House Scheduled for August 12
• State overseeing chemical spill cleanup efforts at Olyphant plant
• Alina Fernandez -- Castro's Daughter -- To Speak At Worthington Scranton
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• Penn State Offering Innovative Human Resource Management Program
• The Commonwealth Medical College Hosts Educational Program for High School Juniors/Seniors Focused on Careers in Science and Medicine
• Democrat running for 114th seat says jobs is top priority
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• The Commonwealth Medical College Awards Research Fellowships to Pennsylvania Academy of Science (Region 2) Participants
• Funeral notices for Oct. 14, 2010
• Wyoming County Court Notes
• The Commonwealth Medical College to Host Master of Biomedical Sciences Open House
• Weather hampers Archbald project
• President& Dean of The Commonwealth Medical College Receives Presidential Recognition Award
• Two get prison time in Wyoming County drug case
• Director of Admissions for TCMC to Serve on AMCAS Advisory Committee
• Noxen man gets prison for conspiracy
• TCMC to Hold Inaugural Master of Biomedical Sciences Commencement Ceremony
• Scranton zoners shoot down corrections center, OKs senior housing.
• Dallas man dies in Route 309 wreck
• Innovative Collaborative Approaches in Healthcare Introduced at First Interprofessional Education Seminar
• Wyoming County sentencings, 10/14/2010
• Antonio Scarpa, MD, PhD, Director, NIH Center for Scientific Review to Speak at TCMC
• Scranton's former top cop takes job at Marywood University
• NEPA Community Supports Building of The Commonwealth Medical College
• Beam collapses during bridge work
• Local Family Dedicates Two Classrooms to The Commonwealth Medical College
• Car, tractor-trailer collide in Wyoming County
• TCMC Hosts Career Day for Lackawanna Trail High School
• The University of Scranton Sets Open House Dates
• Burglary suspect waives hearing
• TCMC medical student sings national anthem at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees game
• New York Trumpet Ensemble Scheduled to Perform at University of Scranton
• Old Forge still without basketball coach
• Vice President of TCMC to represent northeast medical colleges on AAMC committee
• Body unloaded from recycling truck in Allentown
• Family of Jessie Reap, who captured attention with heart transplant, holds funeral today
• Shenandoah teens guilty of hate crime
• The Commonwealth Medical College Researcher is Published in the Journal of Neuroscience
• Recovery plan in Scranton would need council OK for final adoption
• Lackawanna County looks to add $550K in new playgrounds
• The Commonwealth Medical College Accepting Applications for Masters of Biomedical Sciences Program
• Parents concerned with mold at Audubon; board to appoint new director
• Prison time for Jermyn baby beater
• Princeton Review Counts The University of Scranton among Nation’s Best 373 Colleges
• Information Sessions Set for Graduate and Undergraduate Adult Programs
• Beauty and Elegance in Physics Discussed by Nobel Laureate
• Occupational Therapy Professor Named Teacher of the Year
• Ad Campaign Featured in The Chronicle of Higher Education
• University of Scranton Celebrates International Education Week
• Small Business Association Honors Scranton’s SBDC Consultant Manager
• National Survey of Student Engagement Shows Strong Performance by Scranton
• Scranton Starts Coat Drive
• Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J. Statement Regarding the Inclusion Initiative
• Student Newspaper at The University of Scranton Launches Web Site
• The University of Scranton Honors Longtime Faculty Member
• Earth Day 2010: Taking Strides for a Greener Scranton
• University of Scranton Hosts Book Signing and Talk by History Professor
• Research on Antioxidants Found in Snack Foods and Cereal Presented
• Representative Smith Announces $1 million in Funding for Mulberry Street Improvement Project
• Barletta would serve only 10 years if elected, he says
• Local Resident Appointed Executive Director of Pride, Passion, Promise Campaign
• University of Scranton Recognizes Distinguished Alumni
• University of Scranton Plans Spring Events
• The Journey of a Catholic Lay Missionary Discussed at Scranton
• Follett Contributes to University of Scranton Capital Campaign
• BBC Broadcast Shows “Scranton’s Got Talent”
• Foreign Affairs on the Menu for Scranton’s Luncheon Series
• University Partners with Moses Taylor for Georgian Initiative
• Six Named to Board of Trustees at The University of Scranton
• University of Scranton Names New Dean of College of Arts and Sciences
• Sustainability Lessons Lead Scranton's Earth Week Events
• The University of Scranton Awards Presidential Scholarships
• The University of Scranton Hosts International Conference on the History of Women Religious
• UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON MARCH CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• The University of Scranton's Green Initiatives Honored
• University of Scranton Conferred Record Number Degrees at Two Ceremonies
• University of Scranton Nationally Recognized for Community Engagement
• Public Safety Officer Wins National Scholarship
• The University of Scranton Announces Plans to Construct Residence Hall and Fitness Center on Mulberry Street
• University of Scranton to Host Student Concerts
• Friends and Family Weekend Planned at Scranton
• University of Scranton Awarded Grant for Health-Profession Education
• Veterans’ Issues Explored at Conference
• Foreign Languages Professor Receives Prestigious Fulbright
• Performance Music at Scranton Hosts Second Annual Gene Yevich Memorial Jazz Concert
• Blake, Scavo square off in debate
• University of Scranton Awards Presidential Scholarships
• Conference on Disability set at the University of Scranton
• Library Exhibits Contemporary Work of Japanese Artist
• The University of Scranton Honors Political Science Faculty Member
• The University of Scranton Conducts Undergraduate Commencement
• Renowned Trumpet Player to Perform at Scranton
• Weinberg Memorial Library Exhibit Honors Fighter for Human Rights
• Jewish Life in Small Town America to be Topic at University of Scranton Lecture
• University Students Earn Service Awards
• Schemel Forum Announces Luncheon Series, Concert
• Schemel Forum Fall Luncheon Series
• The University of Scranton is Major Force in Regional Economy
• Players Meet Playwright
• Exercise Science Undergraduates Exposed to Unique Learning Experience
• Quick Facts: University of Scranton Commencement 2010
• UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON FEBRUARY CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Best-selling, Investigative Author Discusses Corporate Complicity in the Holocaust
• Mulberry Street Apartment Complex Quick Facts
• High School Students Can be Entrepreneurs for a Day at The University of Scranton
• Ann and Leo Moskovitz to Receive the 2009 McGowan Cornerstone Award
• Earth Week 2010: Sustaining Scranton Major Sponsors
• Jewish Ethics Professor to Lecture
• Schemel Forum Advisory Committee
• Asian Studies Concentration Announced at Scranton
• LaPolla favors cutting state spending
• One of Thailand’s Most Famous Western Performers Returns to Scranton
• Scranton's Mulberry Street Improvement Project Plan Submitted to City Council
• Jazz Trio Swings into Scranton
• UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON NOVEMBER CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• U.S. News Names Scranton Up and Coming School
• The University of Scranton Confers Graduate Degrees
• The University of Scranton Announces New Director of the Pride, Passion, Promise Campaign
• University Kicks Off ‘Tour’ of Asia with Art and Films from Taiwan
• University of Scranton May Calendar of Events
• Xbox Project Provides Eye-Opening Experience for University Students
• Scranton Plans to Welcome Class of 2014
• Internationally Renowned Soprano, Harpsichordist to Perform at Scranton
• Art Showcases American Life at Gallery Exhibit
• The University of Scranton To Study Health Care Management Education Globally
• Volunteers and Donations Sought for Weinberg Memorial Library Book & Plant Sale
• University of Scranton Hosts Community Christmas Day Breakfast
• The University of Scranton Recognizes Outstanding Class of 2010 Graduates
• Students Recognized for Academic Achievement at the University of Scranton
• Banners Commemorate Jesuit Martyrs
• Political Science Professor Receives Alpha Sigma Nu Teaching Award
• University of Scranton Business Club Names Professor of the Year
• The University of Scranton Announces New Program Coordinator
• University to present Pedro Arrupe, S.J., Award April 29
• Mosaic Reveals America’s Immigration History
• Scranton Scores Strongly in U.S. News Rankings
• Homily from Mass to Celebrate the Life of Archbishop Oscar Romero
• Early study shows dense drilling impacts watersheds
• The University of Scranton Sets Open House Dates
• Memorandum of Understanding Signed
• Healthy Heart Fair Planned at The Mall at Steamtown
• Teen passes driving test, crashes into center
• Laughter Workshop to be Held
• Quick Facts: University of Scranton Commencement 2009
• University of Scranton Names New Director of Public Safety
• University of Scranton Plans Fair for Non-profit Organizations Seeking Volunteers
• University of Scranton Student Makes USA TODAY’s National Academic Team
• Faculty Member Wins Nursing Education Award
• Forbes Recognizes The University of Scranton Among America’s Best Colleges
• Sustainability Lessons Lead Scranton's Earth Week Events
• Nurses Impact on Quality of Patient Care Examined
• Scranton Student Wins First Place at PICPA Writing Competition
• Students Named to "Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges"
• U.S. Senator Arlen Specter Visits Campus
• Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J. Remarks from Graduate School Commencement 2010
• Grammy Award Winner to Present "Love Songs" at the University of Scranton
• Remembrance of the Jesuit Martyrs Begins
• Scranton Holds Sixth Annual J.J. Quinn, S.J., Memorial Lecture
• University of Scranton Receives Donation for Scholarship
• Scranton SBDC Agribusiness Program Receives State Star Award
• Education for Justice Teach-in Examines Social, Economic and Political Issues Surrounding Food
• Cause and Impact of Credit Crisis Explained At University of Scranton Forum
• Overflow Crowd Welcomes Class of 2013 at Convocation
• Award-winning Author to Present Weinberg Judaic Studies Institute Lecture
• P&G tests emergency plan
• Bat Symposium to Draw Scientists Worldwide
• Workshop Slated for Youth Soccer Coaches
• Free Competitions Help High School Students Prepare for AP Exams
• Last of Chilean miners is raised safely to surface
• Harpist André Tarantiles to Perform at The University of Scranton
• Follett and University of Scranton Celebrate 40 Year Partnership
• Dean's List Fall 2009
• Obama Appointee to Speak at The University of Scranton
• DeNaples Center Receives Certification
• Award-winning Author to Speak at The University of Scranton
• Congressman Kanjorski Announces $2.8 Million Funding for SCHOTT/University of Scranton Project
• Immigration Paradox Discussed at Scranton's Spring Henry George Lecture
• Scranton Prepares for Open Houses
• Faculty Awarded Summer Research Grants
• PNC Breakfast
• University of Scranton Holds Third ‘Blessing of the Books’
• Much is Expected of The University of Scranton’s Class of 2010
• Basketball Coach Mike Strong Records Career Win 700
• University of Scranton Business Club Names Professor of the Year
• University Announces Commencement Schedule
• The University of Scranton Historian Researches Medieval "Pardons of Syon Abbey"
• Interdependence, Legal Bank Robbery, DNA Intrigue and Globalization Discussed in a Day at the University
• O’Malley Honored for Commitment to Coaching Education, Sportsmanship
• University of Scranton Dedicates Spaces in Brennan Hall
• Interdependence Day Performance At Scranton
• ‘Shakespeare and the Drama of Love’ to be Discussed at Lecture
• EQB approves gas well regulation
• Architect of "Multiple Intelligences Theory" to Speak at Scranton
• Green Living Designed by Seventh Graders
• Scranton Establishes The Honesdale National Bank Center for Economic Education
• Chemical cloud spotted in Midvalley dissipating
• Award-winning Author to Talk at The University of Scranton
• Outstanding Graduates of Class of 2009 Recognized
• University of Scranton Graduate Students Earn Awards
• Full Spectrum of Cultural Events on Display at The University of Scranton
• Twelve to Receive O'Hara Award
• Scranton Physical Therapy Student Named National Representative
• Abstract Urban Photographer Featured in Gallery Exhibition
• Integration Bee Helps High School Students Prepare for AP Test
• Scranton Makes National Honor Roll for University Civic Partnerships
• University of Success Welcomes 15th Incoming Class
• University of Scranton Yearbooks Now Online
• The University of Scranton Appoints New Assistant Vice President for Facilities Operations
• Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., Remarks from Undergraduate Commencement 2010
• Free Income Tax Assistance Service Being Offered at the University of Scranton
• University of Scranton Faculty Members Receive Award
• Students Participate in National Advertising Competition
• Schemel Forum Announces Upcoming Classes
• Scranton Takes Largest School Team Award at Race for the Cure
• Original Composition to Premiere in Scranton
• Scranton Listed Among the Nation’s Top Producers of Fulbright Scholars
• Sixteen Receive Faculty Promotions
• Surrealist Artwork Featured in Exhibit
• Regional Briefs 10/13/10
• Performance Music at The University of Scranton
• Alumni Plan Golf Outing
• University of Scranton continues National Sportsmanship Day celebrations
• Michelle A. Summers ’00 Receives "Marywood Alumni Association Recent Graduate Award"
• Pulitzer Prize-Winning Historian to Discuss Battle Against Polio
• Schemel Forum Presents National Issues Forum
• Schemel Forum Serves Foreign Affairs Discourse for Luncheon Series
• Interdependence Day Celebration Concert Slated at The University of Scranton
• Wyoming Seminary/PAI Civic Symphony Orchestra to Perform at Scranton
• Financial Aid Workshop Offered at The University of Scranton
• U.S. News Ranks The University of Scranton in Top 10 Again
• Scranton Businesses Showcase Green Products During Earth Week 2009
• The University of Scranton Sets Open House Dates
• University of Scranton Graduates Committed to Service
• Area High School Students to Compete at Kane Competition
• Clinical Liaison Nursing Program Produces Win-Win Situation
• The Music of Tango Masters Featured in Schemel Concert Cabaret
• The University of Scranton Announces Spring 2009 Events
• University of Scranton Photography Club Exhibit
• Students Listed in Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges
• University of Scranton Awarded Grant to Capture and Transfer Knowledge of Retiring Baby Boomers
• Grant Supports Scranton’s Family Nurse Practitioner Program in Rural Areas
• Prisons and Drug Policy Forum to be held at Scranton
• University of Scranton Library Sponsors Annual Raffle
• University of Scranton Awards President’s Fellowships to Students
• Scranton Students Place Second at Philadelphia Investment Competition
• Severance tax builds to cliffhanger
• University of Scranton to Host Graduate and Adult Information Sessions
• Residents Can Experience University for a Day
• Scranton Makes President’s Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction
• Marywood University Adds Men's Golf to Varsity Sports
• “Secret of the Holy Grail” To be Discussed at Lecture
• Six Centuries of Teaching Excellence
• Second Annual Gene Yevich Memorial Concert Set at Scranton
• Musical Performances Scheduled For University’s Friends and Family Weekend
• Four to Receive Honorary Degrees from Scranton
• Madison Avenue Parking Lot Goes Green
• Scranton’s Class of 2014 Moves in
• Grant Funds Alperin Center Renovations
• Scranton Listed Among the Nation's Top Producers of Fulbright Students
• Scranton Places Second in Math Competition
• College Mentoring Pilot Program for Female High School Students Begins at Scranton
• University Lacrosse Coach Brings Sport to Uganda
• Art History Professor Recognized by The University of Scranton
• University of Scranton to Host Theatrical Work Celebrating African-American Women
• Faculty Member Receives Leahy Award
• Chronicle of Higher Education Interviews University of Scranton President
• The University of Scranton to Host Financial Aid Workshop
• Scranton Audience Listens and Learns Interdependence
• Weinberg Memorial Library Book Sale
• University of Scranton Announces Three Appointments
• Scenic Scranton Packaged for Display at Gallery Exhibit
• Weinberg Memorial Library Book Sale
• Prosecution rests in Shenandoah hate crime case
• University of Scranton to Host Law, Medical and Graduate School Fair
• Scranton Listed Among Nation's Best 371 Colleges
• University’s ‘Be Surprised’ Campaign Wins Gold at National Competition
• Corruption figure's lawyer seeks home confinement
• University of Scranton Dedicates Christopher and Margaret Condron Hall
• University of Scranton Participates in Veterans Education Program
• New Business Center Champions the Cause of Women Entrepreneurs
• University Breaks Ground for Apartment and Fitness Complex
• Seven Students Put in a Combined 3,000 Hours of Community Service
• Social Justice from a Faith Perspective Discussed in Honor of Martin Luther King
• Fourteen Receive Faculty Promotions
• Scranton Names CASE Professor of the Year
• University Dedicates Rev. Bernard R. McIlhenny Ballroom
• Library Hosts Exhibit about Jesuits in Lithuania
• Businesses Can Showcase Green Efforts During Earth Week Events in City
• Honors Program Award Named After Professor Ellen Casey
• Carolyn Forché: Address to Graduates at 2010 Undergraduate Commencement
• The University of Scranton Sponsors Second Conference on Women and History in NEPA
• UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON DECEMBER CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Faculty Scholarship on Display
• Professor of American Literature Honored by Emerson Society
• Judges to Discuss Church v. State at Special Schemel Forum Class
• Scranton Among ‘America’s Best Graduate Schools’
• The University of Scranton to Host Holiday Concerts
• Research Studies Effects of Smartphone on Information Literacy
• Brand New Concert Tickets Now Available
• Area tea party group discusses economic freedom in Beach Lake forum
• Lecture at The University of Scranton to Address Bioethics in Health Professions Education
• Faculty Awarded Summer Research Grants
• Scranton Seen as ‘Perfect Venue’ to Explore Ethnic Transformations of Cities
• Expect delays on I-81 today thanks to line painting
• University of Scranton Appoints Vice President of Human Resources
• Dean's LIst Spring 2009
• Free Income Tax Assistance Service Being Offered at The University of Scranton
• UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON OCTOBER CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• University Breaks Ground on New Science Center
• University Students Recognize Their High School Teachers
• University of Scranton Ranks 14th in National List of Service-Oriented Colleges
• Internationally Acclaimed Spouses to Perform at Scranton
• Scranton Welcomes and Challenges Class of 2014 at Orientation
• Medical Alumni Symposium At The University of Scranton
• The University of Scranton Appoints New Assistant Vice President for Finance
• Volunteers Needed for University of Scranton Study
• Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Dinner Planned at The University of Scranton
• Diversity Fair Showcases the Many Faces of Scranton
• University Celebrates Student Scholars
• The University of Scranton Students Win Awards at European Union Simulation
• The University of Scranton Names New Faculty Members
• Social Investment Is Focus of Economic Discussion at Scranton
• University of Scranton Alumni Club to Host Christmas Reception
• Fall Exhibits, Plays, Performances and Programs
• Liva Arts Celebrates 20th Anniversary with Performance
• Mercy sale at center of congressional ad controversy
• The University of Scranton Kania School of Management Listed Among Nation’s Best Business Schools
• University of Success Opening
• Acclaimed Organist to Perform on Historic Organ
• Vigil set for abused children, families
• Five Named to Board of Trustees at The University of Scranton
• Local Student Receives Award from American Chemical Society
• Donations and Volunteers Sought for Weinberg Memorial Library Book Sale
• Symposium at The University of Scranton Addresses Division and Reconciliation Among Christians
• Science Center Committee
• Benefits and Costs of Marcellus Shale Natural Gas Extraction Studied
• Schemel Forum Courses Decipher Two European Artists and American Philosophy
• Classical Music Conductor, Composer to Deliver Commencement Address
• Law, Medical and Graduate School Fair Planned for Area Residents
• Scranton’s Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi Names Teacher of the Year
• University Students and Faculty Work to Reconfigure XBOX for Disabled Teen
• The University of Scranton Announces New Assistant Vice President for Development
• University of Scranton Announces Spring 2010 Dean’s List
• Students and Teachers Receive Rose Kelly Awards
• University of Scranton Appoints Executive Assistant and Chief of Staff to the President
• Freshmen Inducted into National Honor Society
• Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Present Check for Corcoran Scholarship at The University of Scranton
• The University of Scranton Celebrates the 300th Birthday of Samuel Johnson
• University of Scranton May Calendar of Events
• University of Scranton Press Announces New Publications
• Incoming Class Sets Numerous Records at Scranton
• Earth Week 2010: Go Green and Save Green
• Chemical cloud spotted in Midvalley, school locked down
• University of Scranton Offers Basketball Coaching Workshop
• Schemel Forum Fall Schedule
• UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON APRIL CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Scranton School Board concerned about proposed charter school
• Veterans Issues to be Discussed at Conference and Town Meeting
• Handbell Concerts Slated at The University of Scranton
• University Hosts Series to Celebration of Chinese New Year
• University of Scranton Names New Trustees
• Unified Science Center Quick Facts
• Faculty Awarded Intersession Development Grants
• Local Residents Return to College During Schemel Forum’s University for a Day Program
• String Orchestra to Perform
• Scranton Plans to Remember Jesuit Martyrs
• The University of Scranton and TCMC Announce MD-MHA Degree Program
• Diehl, Farinacci Perform at Scranton
• Former Secretary of Education for the Society of Jesus Joins Scranton as Rector
• New Refund Option Now Available to University of Scranton Students
• Free Financial Aid Application Assistance Offered to Area Residents
• AIDS Walk supports care for area AIDS patients
• Scranton Wins Best Faculty-Student Research Award
• Internet2 Symposium Set at University of Scranton
• ‘Most Clever Man in the World' to Talk at Scranton
• Scranton High School Student Recognized at 21st annual Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Dinner
• Scranton Recognized for HR Pass Rate
• Non-profit Organizations Seeking Volunteers Needed
• Poet, Teacher and Human Rights Activist to Give Principal Address at Undergraduate Commencement 2010
• “Heroic Leadership” Discussed at The University of Scranton
• Bestselling Author to Be Honored at New Student Convocation
• Zimbabwe Pianist To Perform at Schemel Forum Concert
• Scranton City Council criticizes proposed recovery plan
• Harvard Economist to Discuss Macroeconomic Disasters at The University of Scranton
• Graduates Commissioned at Scranton
• Office of Equity and Diversity Hosts Hot Cocoa Social to Raise Awareness Regarding Mistreatment of Others
• Feminist First Friday Planned at Scranton
• University of Scranton Commencement 2009
• Really Tall Elves Spotted in Scranton
• University Police Transition Complete
• Symposium Will Explore Challenges of Health Care Reform
• University of Scranton Professor Recruiting Subjects
• Students Awarded President’s Research Fellowships
• Two to Receive Ignatian Awards from the University of Scranton
• University of Scranton Recognizes Top Students
• Father Pantle Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Ordination
• University of Scranton Participates in National Sportsmanship Day.
• University of Scranton President Joins New National Trust to Advance Liberal Education
• Twelve to Receive University of Scranton’s O’Hara Awards
• Donations and Volunteers Sought for Book Sale
• Award-winning Author to Speak at The University of Scranton
• Five to Receive Honorary Degrees from Scranton
• Wyoming Seminary / PAI Civic Symphony Orchestra to Perform at The University of Scranton
• New Titles Published by The University of Scranton Press
• Students Present Interactive Arabic Puppet Show at The Mall at Steamtown
• University of Scranton Concert Choir to Take Part in “Generations Sing!”
• University Student Rides Office Fan Craze
• Artwork Created and Artists Acknowledged at DeNaples Center
• Local quiltmaker named Woman Entrepreneur of the Year
• Mass of the Holy Spirit, August 28, 2008 -- Scott R. Pilarz, S.J.
• Scranton's First DPT International Graduate
• Panel Discusses Social Justice from a Faith Perspective
• University of Scranton Names Vice President for University Ministries
• Grant Funds Solar-Powered Energy System on Madison Avenue
• Schemel Forum Courses Examine Camelot, Shakespeare, Friendship and Medieval Books
• UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON SEPTEMBER CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Columbia University Organist to Perform at The University of Scranton
• Management Professor Receives Outstanding Service Award
• Students Win Nurse Challenge
• The University of Scranton Listed Among Nation's Best Business Schools
• Graduates Commissioned as Second Lieutenants
• University of Scranton Events Week of Feb 22
• Students Fill Baskets with Turkey and all the Trimmings
• The University of Scranton Celebrates National AmeriCorps Week
• Scranton to host exhibit of Abraham Lincoln's Journey to Emancipation
• The Mental Athlete Discussed at Scranton
• New Initiative Says YES to Area Youth Searching for Jobs
• The University of Scranton Bestows Annual John L. Earl Award
• Economist to Discuss When Bubbles Matter at The University of Scranton
• Schumann Remembered at Schemel Forum Concert
• Choir to Take Part in “Generations Sing!”
• University of Scranton President's Business Council to Honor John A. Walsh
• Entrepreneur Ranks Scranton Business School Among Top 15 in Nation
• Police Blotter 10/13/2010
• University of Scranton Dedicates New Green on Campus
• Physical Therapy Students Raise Funds for Hope for Haiti
• Scranton Students Participate in March for Life
• Public Safety Officer Wins Two National Scholarships
• Scranton Funds New Fence for Connell Park
• Rebellious Genre of Art Featured in Gallery Exhibition
• Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., to Become President of Marquette University in Summer of 2011
• Scranton Celebrates 26th World Premiere Performance
• Film Festival Commemorates 20th Anniversary of Fall of Berlin Wall
• Local Students Participate in University of Success
• Scranton's MBA Program Ranked Among Top 15 in Nation
• Acclaimed Artists Set to Perform At Scranton
• Scranton Priest Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Ordination
• Exhibit Shows Work of Architect Who Helped to “Build Scranton”
• The University of Scranton Hosts Crime Investigation Specialist
• SJLA Honors Program Trivium Course is Making National Headlines
• Events Mark National Sportsmanship Day
• Students Organize City Sweep
• Award-winning Author Presents Weinberg Judaic Studies Institute Lecture
• University of Scranton Associate Dean Ranks No. 1 Among Advertising Authors
• Acclaimed Jazz Artist to Perform at Scranton
• Scranton Student Awarded Goldwater Scholarship
• Feature Film Festival on East Germany and Latin America
• More National Recognition for Scranton
• Students Can Step Forward As They Follow Early Christian Practice
• Wyoming County won't settle 'sexting' suit
• Influence of Hip-Hop Discussed at The University of Scranton
• Three University of Scranton Graduates Earn Fulbright Fellowships
• University of Scranton Physical Therapy Program Earns CAPTE Accreditation
• President’s Business Council Dinner to Honor Joseph T. Sebastianelli ’68
• Scranton SIFE Team Advances to National Competition
• Scranton Alumni Physicians Head to Haiti
• Memo from Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J. to the University Community
• Student Becomes Scranton's Seventh Goldwater Scholar in Seven Years
• Human Trafficking Discussed at Jesuit Honor Society Lecture
• Student, professor face off in 117th
• Theologian to discuss peace and the U.S. presidency
• Urban takes aim at Yudichak as 14th Senate race heats up
• Local gas prices steadily climbing
• Scavo: Harrisburg 'out of control'
• Tunkhannock man pleads in child porn case
• Regional Briefs 10/12/2010
• Pocono charter school hopes for Scranton location
• Cost of living going up, but not Social Security benefits
• Biden back in the old neighborhood
• Severance tax talks continue
• Dunmore girl, 16, reports abduction attempt
• Driver flees after car hits woman near Scranton High School
• South Scranton bar faces citations
• Fundraiser to aid family in foreclosure
• Seminar planned on school retirement
• Two dozen turn out for Columbus Day wreath-laying in Lackawanna County
• Second miner rescued in Chile
• Dunmore assistant fire chief heads back to federal court
• New severance tax proposal offered
• Mold causes Scranton School District to relocate Audubon classrooms
• Judge issues worldwide 'don't ask, don't tell' injunction
• Two Scranton policewomen called 'overtime whores' settle federal lawsuit
• Man arrested for tire iron assault
• SUV crashes into Olyphant living room
• Gas drilling classes offered
• Crash leaves one dead in Damascus Twp.
• PennDOT unveils new mapping feature
• Area student works with medical college to raise money for cancer research
• Palin raises concerns about Iran
• Archbald families celebrate fall at Lions Club fest
• Man charged with hitting pregnant woman with pan
• PEL to appear before Scranton City Council Tuesday
• Cops: NY bike bandits wore gorilla, chicken suits
• River association to host a tour of the Lackawanna
• Biden wraps up visit to Scranton
• Mercy Health Partners possible sale raises questions about the future
• Funeral notices for Oct. 11, 2010
• Biden on way to Dickson City
• Community events list, 10/11/10
• 5K race to aid Scranton police K-9s
• Two months left on backpay for former military
• Spending Revolt bus rolls into Scranton with anti-government message
• Namedropper, 10/11/10
• Gas 'pooling' law unlikely this year
• Lackawanna County offices moved to Jefferson Ave.
• Pike County judge sends two to prison
• 'Faces of Dimock' meeting slated
• Lackawanna County budget unveiling this week
• Diabetes walk in Scranton raises $4,500
• 125 children participate in Lackawanna County fishing derby
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• Cocktail event aids blindness battle
• Emergency responders attend gas well training
• The power of 10/10/10
• Democrats shy about touting health-care reform
• Watson, Peoples shatter records at Steamtown Marathon
• Hard rock on the mountain closes pavilion's season
• More than 700 walk for Alzheimer's cure
• Barletta, Kanjorski play financial blame game
• Report finds funding inequities for charter schools, calls for moratorium
• 12 hospitalized after Washington state party
• Scranton School Board meeting rescheduled
• Watson sets record at Steamtown Marathon
• New York man arrested after alleged assault at Mount Airy
• Trolley museum sets 'haunted' event for Halloween weekend
• Drunken man needs rescue after chasing goose
• Steamtown Marathon has evolved since first year
• On Oct. 9 in NEPA
• Jury awards neurosurgeon $3 million for injury at Community Medical Center
• Namedropper, Oct. 9, 2010
• Wyoming Area's gridiron princess named homecoming queen
• Township awarded grant to research gas-related laws
• Pink hair streaks now accepted at most schools
• Police investigate Hill Section assault
• Jury in Shenandoah hate crime case hears racist music
• Reward offered in mall burglaries
• Jessup police chief, three others injured in crash
• New York City man injured in South Scranton crash
• Scranton takes step to get aerial proximity warning devices for Fire Department
• Lackawanna County settles suit with prison officers
• Art on display in Carbondale
• Police: Sporting goods heist foiled in Benton Twp.
• Institute gets $100,000 grant to investigate prostate cancer rates in region
• "Loving-kindness" feted as Temple Hesed marks milestone
• Elk Lake holds evacuation drill
• Police: Women had 77 cats living in 2 cars
• Regional briefs for 10/9/10
• State House District 113 forum becomes host to one candidate
• Marywood University’s Masters of Business Administration Program Offers "Monday Night Entrepreneur Series"
• Megan Bullock Named Head Field Hockey Coach
• Marywood University Partners with the John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts
• Marywood Names Greg Brown as New Aquatics Director
• The Marywood University Orchestra Offers Free Concert
• Food Network's Chef Duff Visits Marywood
• Toomey defends plan to ensure form of Social Security privatization
• Dialog of Civilizations: Islam's Perspective Panel - Sept. 30
• Diane Keller, Ph.D, Appointed Interim Director of School of Social Work
• Dr. Phil Jenkins Promotes "Open Discussions" in Community
• Marywood University to Host Focus Festival- April 21
• Marywood’s Turkish Student Association Holds Seminar on Obama's Middle East Policy- March 24
• Dual Enrollment Program Offered to Honesdale High School
• Georgia man sentenced in 'sexting' case involving Tunkhannock Area student
• Marywood University School of Social Work Awarded Catholic Charities USA Centennial Medal
• Lloyd Lyter, Ph.D. Named Interim Dean of College of Health and Human Services
• Faculty News
• Faculty News: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Marywood University Receives National Recognition for Community Service
• Professor Mary Salvaterra Publishes Work on Women Religious in Africa
• Fired deputy sheriff files suit Lackawanna County, sheriff
• Students Create Architectural Installation at "Pages and Places Book Festival" - Oct. 2
• Gerald Zavorsky, Ph.D. Serves as New Director of the Human Physiology Lab
• Marywood University Offers Free Summer Concert Series: Music at Marywood
• Graduate MFA Exhibition on Display May 1- June 25
• Entrepreneur William Strickland to Address Marywood Graduates
• Marywood Offers Only Music Therapy Program in Region
• North Pocono student organizing walk to raise money for diabetes research
• Faculty News: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Phyllis Black, Ph.D. Advises on Advanced Military Social Work Practice
• "Marywood University Sustainability Series" Summer 2010 Forum: Marcellus Shale Opportunities and Challenges
• Marywood University Presents Masters Exhibition in Suraci Gallery
• Poets Marilyn Chin and Sonia Sanchez to Perform at Marywood- April 9
• Marywood Leads CSAC With 65 Fall All-Academic Team Selections
• Reform Jewish leader to celebrate Temple Hesed's 150th anniversary
• Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance Presents "All in the Timing" by David Ives
• Nutrition and Dietetics Department Receives Continued Accreditation
• Collier Parker, M.F.A. Appointed to New Dean of Insalaco College of Creative and Performing Arts
• Marywood University's 92nd Annual Commencement Statistics
• “Release the Light” Program Set to Increase Awareness on Sexual Assault-April 14
• Mauro and Fuller Inducted into Marywood Athletics Hall of Fame
• General Dynamic to lay off 20
• PennDOT installs rumble strips on Route 247
• Faculty Recital- Oct. 3
• Alan M. Levine, Ph.D. Named Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs
• Marywood University Joins Eastern Athletic Conference
• Marywood University Purchases New Aircraft
• Marywood's Hearing Clinic Offers Free Screenings
• Marywood to Test Siren Alert System Today- Feb. 12
• Rendell convenes severance tax meeting
• Fugitive arrested outside Moosic supermarket
• Faculty News
• Fall Academic Convocation to Honor Dalton Conley, Ph.D. - Sept. 16
• Marywood University Launches Partnership with Holy Cross High School
• Marywood University Conferred 863 Degrees at 92nd Annual Commencement
• Marywood Senior Nursing Students Win "Student Nurse Challenge"
• Lizah Ismail Publishes Article in Academic Library Journal
• Prayer Vigil for Victims of Haiti Earthquake- Jan. 20
• Newton Twp. collects $200,000 in undistributed earned income taxes
• Rick Hoffenberg and Mark Laubach Present Duo Recital
• "PA Pathway to Success" Program Graduates Eight Students
• Vivace Music Institute Performs Free Concert- July 23
• Patricia Johanson Exhibits "Mary's Garden" in Maslow Gallery
• Speaker Gary Dreese Addresses his Experience in Federal Prison- April 14
• WVIA-FM to Use Marywood's 91.7 FM Frequency Temporarily
• Free Concert to Benefit Campus Ministry- Jan. 30
• CORRECTION
• Marywood University Awarded Grant that Focuses on Increasing Literacy in Lackawanna County
• New Members Elected to Marywood University Board of Trustees
• Marywood University Named “2010 Great College to Work For” by The Chronicle of Higher Education
• Medals Awarded to Graduates for Academic Excellence
• Marywood University Holds Annual Electronics Recycling Event- April 17
• Breathing Winter Air Can Hamper Lung Function, Marywood Researcher Declares
• Marywood University Announces Fall Semester Dean’s List
• "Al Williamson: A Tribute" Exhibit on Display Through Oct. 11
• Marywood University Hosts “Good 50 x 70 Poster” Exhibit
• Marcellus Shale Opportunities & Challenges Forum
• Marywood University Announces Spring 2010 Dean's List
• Marywood to Host Communications Week: “Bringing the Vision of the Future”
• Marywood's School of Architecture Continues to Grow
• December 2009 Graduates
• Fallen Marine to be honored at tonight's Scranton/West 'Bell' game
• Police Blotter 10/8/2010
• "The Maslow Collection: Context and Content Collecting in the 80s and early 90s" On Display Through October 3
• Marywood University Student, Sara Rios, Plans Gluten Free Picnic for Celiac Disease Awareness
• Bill Bachman Presents Battle of Wyoming Documentary- June 7
• Marywood Univeristy Announces April Art Exhibits
• Environmental Artist Jackie Brookner to Present at Marywood
• Dr. Bruce Wisenburn Presents at Annual Convention
• Activists blast pay-per-view provision for documents
• Hospital officials: Too early to comment on effects of potential sale
• Multiple Perspectives: The Ceramic Sculptures of Anne Currier Exhibit
• Marywood University Hosts 94 South Korean Students in Intensive English Program
• Marywood University's Workforce Education Department Announces Graduates of the Nurse Aide Training Program.
• Senior Exhibition 2010
• Pacers Women to Host First Round CSAS Tuesday
• National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association Chapter Receives Grant
• Sister Jeffers to head Catholic Social Services
• State student council conference begins in Scranton
• Nothing to Hide Program Set to Raise Awareness on Mental Health Issues- Oct. 6
• Graduate Students Partner with Local Head Start
• Dr. Herbert Hauser Develops New Device to Monitor Elderly at Home
• Marywood University Students Win Addy Awards
• Marywood Players Perform Twisted Theatre- March 12
• Student Exhibit: Furniture Forms on Display at Lavish
• Regional Briefs for 10/08/10
• Scranton Councilman Pat Rogan among Democrats backing Barletta
• Psychological Services Center Offers Free Depression Screenings - October 7
• MFA Students Exhibit Art in Scranton
• CSAC All-Academic Team Names 46 Marywood Student-Athletes
• TODAY: Groundbreakings for New Aquatics Center and Woodland Residence Halls
• Women's Lacrosse Team Opens Season with Victory
• Marywood Student Aids in Haiti Relief
• Steamtown race is a marathon even before it starts
• Gas activist declares candidacy for state's top slot
• August 2010 Graduates Announced
• U.S. News Media Group Ranks Marywood University Among Best Colleges in the North
• Marywood Professor Named Fulbright Scholar
• Marywood's 9th Annual "Release the Light" Heightens Awareness of Assaults
• Student Athletes Selected to Attend NCAA Career in Sports Forum
• Dietitian Student Kristine Kolosky Studies Effects of Vitamin D
• Fire melts siding of Dickson City house Wednesday
• 116th Commencement Takes Place at Student Union
• Chesapeake Field Trip
• Star of TV's 'Glee' to stump for Onorato
• Scranton marshals nab W.Va. fugitive
• You can own this year’s modular home!
• Haynes Commits to University of South Florida to Continue Basketball Career
• Munchak, Cordaro enter not guilty pleas in public corruption charges
• CLARIFICATION
• Tune In to Tune Up!
• Cellular One Establishes Scholarship at Lake Region Center
• Monroe County school district revokes school's charter
• Lackawanna County DA says no to investigating county vendors
• Activity Day 2010
• Lackawanna College Announces Naming of Kiesendahl School of Hospitality and Tourism
• Talks under way to take Lincoln flag to D.C.
• West Scranton man faces child-porn charges
• Collision Repair Workshop to Be Held at Johnson College
• Lackawanna College Announces President & Dean's List For Spring 2010
• Blue Cross foundation issues grants
• Casey urges vigilance on 20th anniversary of ADA
• Johnson College Accepting Registrations for OSHA General Industry Safety & Health Training
• Lackawanna Student Receives Award from PAACE
• Lakeland outdoor classroom officially open
• Veteran journalist reflects on disability law in local speech
• Donors Honored at Spirit of Giving Reception
• Lackawanna, Misercordia Sign Agreement For Lake Region Center
• Driver faces citation after hit-and-run crash
• Gas activist Cody plans gubernatorial write-in bid
• Johnson College Featured in Happenings Magazine
• UCLI at Lackawanna College Announces Leadership Awards
• Turner, Haynes Named First Team All-Region In Basketball
• Court case could define county officials' right to set gas-lease submission rules
• Veterinary Technology Club to Hold Free Pet First Aid Seminar
• Lackawanna College R.O.C.K.E.T. Program Donates Items to Local Elementary School
• Lackawanna Awards Scholarships For 2010-11 Academic Year
• Mercy Hospital is on the selling block
• Johnson College Schedules Open House
• Senator Mellow to Deliver Address to 2010 Graduates
• Chesapeake Energy Donates $50,000 to Lackawanna College Gas Tech Program
• Jury picked, testimony set to begin for illegal immigrant beating case
• Center for Sustainability Announces Lecture Series
• Lackawanna College Student Government Association Gives to Haiti
• Falcons' Turner Named First Team All-American
• Regional briefs for 10/07/10
• Wyoming planners approve compressor
• Lake Region Center Prepares for Inaugural Scholarship Golf Tournament
• New Lake Region Center Will Contribute to Local Economy
• Poll: Republicans for governor, Senate still up
• House approves tough blight bill
• Golf Tournament Provides Scholarships for Towanda Center Students
• Lackawanna Golf Team Returns from Trip to Pinehurst
• Specter to raise money for Sestak
• Police Blotter 10/7/2010
• Fidelity Bank Continues Support of Environmental Institute August 30, 2010
• Former NFL Star Speaks to Student-Athletes on Playing Drug Free
• Former secretary charged with torching church
• Budweiser Clydesdale Team impress Scranton
• College Extends Administrative Offices' Hours
• Area High School Students to Watch Mock Trial Play On Bullying
• Car slams into Carbondale home
• Lake Region Center Holds First Class
• Lake Region Center Receives Funding
• Blue Cross foundation issues grants
• Sestak bashes Toomey on Social Security
• Phillies' Halladay tosses second postseason no-hitter
• Sestak defends stimulus, rips Toomey
• Vice President Biden due in Scranton
• Lackawanna County court denies Scranton's attempt to vacate arbitrator's ruling
• 'Not guilty' verdict in death of Wilkes-Barre reservist
• Elk Lake plans evacuation exercise
• Fugitive nabbed after foot chase
• House approves SSSD campus sale
• Mercy Hospital is on the selling block
• Carbondale authority seeks tax abatement
• Community events list, 10/6/10
• Regional briefs for 10/06/10
• Police blotter, 10/6/2010
• Rendell touts malpractice climate gains
• Alleged robber took elderly man's cash, made rape threat
• Police recover stolen rifle, arrest two
• Counties still assessing flood losses
• Independent Living Center moves to Scranton's Green Ridge section
• 'Racetrack' riles Glenmaura
• Barletta rips Kanjorski over taped town hall meeting
• Trail board hears about soccer
• Judge rejects proposed Dunmore methadone clinic appeal
• drillers split on severance tax
• Corrections, Oct. 6, 2010
• Turnpike considering all electronic tolls
• Stories of domestic violence victims on display at Keystone College
• Man wanted for escape captured
• Assault rifle, ammo stolen from Scranton cop's car
• Jury selection continues in Shenandoah beating death case
• Man accused of assaulting haunted hayride workers
• Grand jury returns new indictment against Cordaro, Munchak
• Three teens charged with armed robbery in Scranton
• Graduates, Oct. 5, 2010
• Fell updates residents about material transport
• Tobyhanna Army Depot to hold career day
• Moscow residents blame flooding on overtaxed pipe
• Police Blotter 10/05/2010
• Trial opens in crash death of reservist from Nanticoke
• Prosecutor feared FBI agent committed perjury at Donahue trial
• Local students react to Rutgers social networking suicide
• Poll shows Carney, Marino race tightening
• Tiny Scranton nonprofit chips in $100 in lieu of taxes
• State adding 664 acres onto Delaware State Forest
• Jessup resident recognized for help in emergencies
• Firefighters let home burn; owner didn't pay fee
• REGIONAL BRIEFS 10/05/2010
• Budweiser Clydesdales visit downtown
• Allied gets Tobyhanna janitorial contract
• Author of 'Steam Coffin' to speak at park
• Police seek man who did not return to corrections center
• Burglars hit more South Side garages
• NRA endorses Toomey
• Injured Mid Valley students released after treatment
• Three injured in Eynon crash
• Regional PNCC head elected church's seventh prime bishop
• Police seek man who did not return to corrections center
• Community events list, 10/4/10
• Scranton School Board meeting postponed
• Scranton nonprofit's new map of downtown businesses prepared
• Forest City man dies in crash
• Blessings bestowed on bunnies and Saint Bernards
• Freeland man found dead at wheel
• Nearly 70,000 in Lackawanna and Luzerne living in poverty
• Pa. revenue more than expected
• Casey calls for legislative approach to combat poverty
• Unity, civic involvement are themes of Scranton Latin heritage dinner
• Shenandoah hate-crime beating case heads to trial in federal court in Scranton
• Donahue takes aim at federal prosecutor, FBI agent
• Extra cameras for prison go unused
• Polish National Catholic Church to elect new prime bishop this week
• Community events list, 10/4/10
• Gas info sessions scheduled in Luzerne County communities
• Arrest made in Scranton gun discharge
• Two-vehicle crash in Scott Twp. injures one
• Scranton School Board meeting postponed
• Police seek man who did not return to corrections center
• Scranton nonprofit's new map of downtown businesses prepared
• Forest City man dies in crash
• PennDOT license center to close for holiday
• Blessings bestowed on bunnies and Saint Bernards
• Freeland man found dead at wheel
• Two-vehicle crash injures one
• Nearly 70,000 in Lackawanna and Luzerne living in poverty
• Pa. revenue more than expected
• Jury selection underway in Shenandoah beating death case
• Casey calls for legislative approach to combat poverty
• Unity, civic involvement are themes of Scranton Latin heritage dinner
• Randal Rushing found guilty on triple-murder charges; gets three consecutive life sentences
• Shenandoah hate-crime beating case heads to trial in federal court in Scranton
• Donahue takes aim at federal prosecutor, FBI agent
• Namedropper, 10/4/10
• Polish National Catholic Church to elect new prime bishop this week
• Five area school districts selected for Senate study
• Extra cameras for prison go unused
• Arrest made in Scranton gun discharge
• Police Blotter 10/04/2010
• Gas info sessions scheduled in Luzerne County communities
• Bianco remembered as champion of working people
• Carbondale woman accused of assault on doctor, medics
• What is a holding company?
• Wright docs promote wellness, collaborative approach to care
• Accountant: Lease deals can be deceiving
• Quilting on display in Tunkhannock
• Property owners stump for drilling rights at Wayne County barbecue
• Kanjorski, Barletta take party lines on new health care reform law
• ATV rider collides with Canadian Pacific train
• 'Dapper Dan' Flood honored with state plaque
• COLTS route detour until December
• Church picnic fracas leads to arrest
• Hitchens, book festival draw bibliophiles to Scranton
• Electric City Television still on
• Home brewers find success at Carbondale Oktoberfest
• Expert on terrorism is Schemel speaker
• Pierogies and cabbage aplenty as St. George's celebrates ethnic traditions
• Report: Tom Marino resigned during review
• Tax loophole shifts burden from businesses to individual taxpayers
• Bill proposes State funding for marcellus infrastructure
• Scranton vigil promotes awareness of mental illness
• Protest planned over prison ban of priest
• Barletta sets his town-hall meetings
• Rockin' at Whistle's for United Way
• U of S hosts Feminist First Friday
• Former fire company treasurer sentenced for theft
• Police plan new interviews in JonBenet Ramsey case
• Harshbarger's dad speaks out about verdict
• Community events list, 10/2/10
• DEP secretary: no end in sight for methane leaking into Dimock water from gas wells
• Female predator admits her guilt
• Ethics panel puts off Mellow complaint
• Four face charges in Scranton drug arrests
• PAWS to REFLECT
• Funeral notices for Oct. 2, 2010
• Ciavarella waives arraignment on new indictment
• Pair held in Archbald car break-ins
• Fell Twp. man accused of threats against girlfriend
• Munley elected Lackawanna County's next president judge
• Bill in state Legislature deals with blight Project to rejuvenate Cedar Avenue kicks off in South
• Crisis Intervention Team graduates first class
• Rain over; mess remains
• Conference in Wilkes-Barre to focus on military families
• White House chief of staff: Emanuel out, Rouse in
• Fire prompts Scranton Hilton evacuation
• Doctors, patients urged to make small changes to combat obesity
• Poker run to aid family of drowned teen
• Regional briefs for 10/01/10
• Report: Kids face hurdles in preparations for school
• Federal officials announce plans to clean up Chesapeake Bay with an eye on the Susquehanna River
• Lackawanna College buys building for $4.6 million to turn back into a dorm
• Jury acquits Wayne County man in fatal ATV wreck
• Scranton Business Alliance to meet next week
• Murphy announces constituent outreach meetings
• School Director Frank Brazill dies
• State police report crime down 5.4 percent statewide in 2009
• Lackawanna County files countersuit in baseball flap
• Mayfield seeks walkway repairs on railroad bridges
• Rendell sets severance tax markers
• Archbald men accused of casino purse-snatching
• County: SWB Yankees will not buy franchise today
• Rep. Smith missed unemployment payments on restaurant
• Gallitzin Marine dies in Afghanistan
• CAMPAIGN 2010
• Police blotter 10/1/2010
• Regional briefs
• ATV death case goes to jury today
• Cavalcade of Bands garners donations for troops
• Police: Boy, 14, desecrated church with human waste
• Ciavarella faces new 39-count indictment
• Man arrested in attempted abduction of Lafayette student
• Scranton OECD awarding facade-work grants
• Flood warning issued; 2 to 3 more inches of rain forecast
• Symposium brings local health care workers together to discuss obesity, heart disease
• Man not guilty in fatal ATV wreck
• Crime watch hosts Megan's Law presentation
• DEP committed to waterline for Dimock
• AdWatch: Lou Barletta: Can't Trust Him To Be for Us
• For six straight months, airport numbers climb
• Barletta asks stations to drop commercial
• Fire hits North Abington Twp. home
• NRA backs Kanjorski, likes Barletta, too
• Detective: Rushing said "love" kept him from killing everyone in house
• Dimock water announcement still on despite Cabot protests
• Scranton Club headquarters sold
• Marcellus gas news 9/30/2010
• Crackdown takes hazardous materials trucks out of service
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at age 85
• Voter registration deadline Monday
• Pounding rain raises flood fears; Abington dismisses early
• Woman arrested after domestic disturbance
• Lackawanna County offices shuffle in October
• Little Sisters welcome mother general
• Police say judge passed out condom-filled acorns
• Taylor will seek sewer refund for ratepayers
• Palin granted protective order against McAdoo man
• No twisters Tuesday following NEPA tornado watch
• Man, 92, man robbed of wallet at wife's grave
• History at heart of Carbondale cemetery tour
• Police blotter for 9/29/2010
• Man accused of threatening roommate with knife
• ATV death suspect takes stand in Honesdale
• Witness: Rushing smoked pot and played video games after triple murder
• Clarks Summit taking first steps to research street light options
• Ciavarella hit with 39-count federal indictment
• Scranton City Council introduces legislation for professional services bidding
• Fugitive jailed three years after crime
• Duffy promises police accountability at South Side gathering
• State official charged with sexually abusing girls
• Regional Briefs 9/29/2010
• house approves severance tax bill
• Cabot and DEP clash over Dimock water contamination
• Police say judge passed out acorn-filled condoms
• Marino: No OK to be reference
• Census estimates: Population, poverty up, income down
• Marino contradicts in DeNaples discussions
• Petrunich turns down Old Forge coaching post
• Big toe used to dial 911 at triple homicide murder scene
• House approves severance tax amendment
• NEIU denies newspaper's request for sick, vacation day info of retired director
• New probation chief for Middle District has Marywood connection
• Man accused of threatening roommate with knife
• State fugitive nabbed in West Scranton
• Fugitive jailed three years after crime
• Two students robbed in Hill Section
• Scranton kitchen fire leads to evacuation, street closure
• NEIU board creates payment safeguard
• Police investigate sexual assault of U of S student
• Northeast PA under tornado watch
• CORRECTION
• Banks make pitch to Scranton School Board
• Trial in ATV crash death opens in Wayne County
• Plans moving forward for South Abington general store
• Luzerne refuses to bench baseball suit
• Driver in fatal Monroe County crash charged with homicide
• One charged after South Scranton incident
• Drilling foes sue over terror bulletins
• Activist voices unease at Senate hearing
• Penn State Cooperative Extension holding water testing workshop
• Anti-abortion group endorses Barletta
• Police Blotter 9/28/2010
• Marino meets with Dimock residents to hear drilling woes
• Scott Twp. gets $2.9 million grant for sewer work
• Little Sisters' Mother General makes first visit to Scranton
• Route 29 work completed ahead of scheduled
• A most-wanted man nabbed in Taylor
• Ex-pastor to stand trial in wife's '08 death
• Local task force charges Bradford County man for child porn on the Internet
• NRA endorses Toomey in Senate race
• Clarks Summit man raises 300-pound pumpkin at community garden
• Health care costs going up for employees, foundation finds
• Crash kills Honesdale man
• Hallstead woman dies from crash injuries
• Family violence expert at local workshop
• Scranton Mayor's Prayer Breakfast marks 47th year
• Purse stolen at Montrose market
• Officer describes bloody murder scene at South Scranton house
• Hurricane Gloria devastated area 25 years ago, but spurred Lackawanna River flood project
• Busy bridge in Taylor deteriorating further
• Scranton church members swap worship for volunteering
• School Notes 9/27/2010
• Different fates await two closed state institutions
• Funeral notices for Sept. 27, 2010
• Community events list, 9/27/10
• Luzerne County group welcomes gas drilling
• Parents urged to have dinner with children for Family Day
• Marywood to receive social work honor
• Area school districts unveil new programs
• Final Mass celebrated at St. Anthony
• Local clinical trials helping to improve Alzheimer's treatment
• Patrolling the darkest depths of the Web
• Darkness on the web: Tracking online predators
• Major DUI checkpoint in Scranton nets 19
• State police investigating Monroe County assault
• Police investigate burglary in Pike County
• PennDOT sets limit on Puerto Rican birth certificates
• Gas drilling water well testing topic of Monday workshop
• Lackawanna County nursing home proceeds will be used for capital projects
• Lightbulb-shaped bike racks appear on Lackawanna County Courthouse Square
• Cooler weather brings out stink bugs
• Funeral notices for Sept. 26, 2010
• Children sound off at Touch-A-Truck event at Nay Aug Park
• Police Blotter 9/26/2010
• 10th candidates speak carefully on Social Security
• Real estate offices plan Halloween costume exchange
• Social Security privatization key issue in Barletta/Kanjorski race
• Factoryville man charged with identity theft
• Abington Community Park slated to receive $900,000 state grant
• Free entertainment a draw for Bloomsburg Fair
• Eachus readies severance tax vote
• Founder of recovery group sits down with Carbondale officials
• Community events list, 9/25/10
• Labor unions call for gas severance tax, jobs for Pennsylvanians
• Friday's heat breaks 40-year record
• Scranton police arrest three in $10,000 heroin bust
• Police Blotter 9/25/2010
• Pike County man honors Cold War vets
• Scranton resident Moskovitz named Pittston's new city manager
• Steamtown Church skips service to volunteer
• Police: Man tried to pull woman through broken window
• Greenfield man charged with assaults, threats
• Two-car crash snarls West Mountain traffic
• Incumbent Smith, challenger Morgan face off in 112th
• John Marshall students celebrate namesake's birthday one last time
• Trial in fatal ATV wreck starts Monday in Wayne County
• Recently refurbished crossing between Peckville and Olyphant dedicated
• Pittston man allegedly headed $250,000 drug ring
• Senators laden projects bill
• Staback, Kane square off in 115th
• Health care reform impact may not be felt right away
• Armed robber hits Turkey Hill
• Regional briefs for 10/24/2010
• Bloods gang member sought in Woodlands shooting
• Lackawanna County tax sale recoups $192,000 in delinquent taxes
• Adult store clerk foils 2 'armed' with toy gun
• Justice Department: 'No record' of Marino approval
• Armed robber hits Turkey Hill
• Onorato plugs Allegheny's progress in Scranton visit
• Former Olyphant church eyed for dance studio
• Company files $846,206 mechanics lien against Snö Mountain, L.P.
• Kanjorski rips Barletta's stance on tax cuts
• Dumping found by Carbondale mayor's home
• Singer Eddie Fisher dies
• Community events list, 9/24/10
• Wyoming County planners table compressor station
• Lucky Run project anything but lucky
• Police probe theft of copper radiators
• Five in Scranton gave alcohol to minors, state says
• Scranton woman, 19, accused in attack on infant's dad
• Oktoberfest to aid fallen troopers' kin
• Scranton police probe robbery attempt at gas station
• Activists encourage delay in Delaware Basin shale drilling
• Ad watch: Tom Marino for Congress
• On Sept. 23 in NEPA
• Report: Justice official recommended firing Marino in '06
• Namedropper, 9/23/10
• Onorato in Wilkes-Barre: Corbett "flip-flopped" on health-care overhaul
• Water main break repaired in North Scranton
• Polls show Toomey has solid lead in Senate race
• Murray waives right to preliminary hearing
• 'Tickling' bus driver pleads guilty
• Scranton man charged in alleged domestic assault
• Race for state House District 113 pits political newcomer against incumbent
• Scranton City Council seeks costs for SAPA
• McGee: Commissioners breaking "sacred pledge" with baseball deal
• Number of farmers markets increasing
• State OKs St. Michael's sale
• Controversy continues as Old Forge hires basketball coach
• 'Mom has gone crazy:' 4 killed in Seattle shooting
• Regional briefs for 9/23/2010
• Montana woman fends off bear attack with zucchini
• House panel rejects sheriff bill
• Woman allegedly dressed as clown, robbed bank
• Prosecutors oppose Skrepenak sentence reduction
• Only three area districts surpass national SAT average
• As it takes effect, Casey staunchly defends health care reform
• Former teachers sue Diocese of Scranton
• Mandalay buys Oklahoma RedHawks franchise
• Scranton Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• California scandal snags 8 city officials
• Cabot: Dimock water contaminated before drilling; residents' tests show water more contaminated
• NEPA anti-drilling activists bring passion to Capitol
• Drug problems still linger in Abington Heights, other districts
• On his way to work out, Scranton's new police chief busts man for crack
• Community center evacuated after gas line break
• Pittston: City manager in, assistant out
• On-site review of prison complete, final report not finished
• Whooping cough diagnosed at Riverside
• Senator wants border crossing closed
• Solar advocates eye pipeline bill
• Community center evacuated after gas line break
• Ross Twp. residents back drilling
• Auctioneer takes on Harrisburg aide, former sportscaster in House race
• P&G drill site generates gas to spare
• Lakeland commissions draft plan for St. Rose
• Supreme Court clears way for Virginia woman's execution
• Few tasks left at Marjol site
• Poll: Slim lead for Toomey in Pa.'s Senate race
• Carbondale considers ending real-estate tax abatement
• Police blotter for 9/21/2010
• Senate panel approves juvenile counsel bill
• Marywood remains uncertain on use of deaf school property, officials say
• Luzerne commissioners discuss Yankee legal battle
• Scranton police arrest man for domestic assault, crashing neighbor's ceiling
• Broncos say no signs McKinley was suicidal
• Three charged in Scranton after fighting over NFL
• GOP blocks bill to lift military gay ban
• Glenburn Twp. awaiting new information from Precision, EPA
• Scranton administration to provide information on Weinberg grant
• Lakeland holds informational session about St. Rose property
• Ad Watch 9/21/2010
• Scranton's Sandy Banks neighborhood grows hopeful as blight is addressed
• Great Bend man hit with more child porn charges
• Selenski appeal could delay trial indefinitely
• Police Blotter 9/21/2010
• Castro's daughter says Cuban ecomony 'nonexistent'
• Ex-sports official pleads guilty to federal porn charge
• Ex-township supervisor gets house arrest in Luzerne corruption probe
• Boback returns gas donation
• Patte pleads guilty to illegal gambling charge
• House panel considers School for the Deaf campus sale price
• Hit-and-run crash injures 4-year-old in North Scranton
• Top economic adviser Summers to leave White House
• Olyphant man, 33, arrested on drug charges after girl overdoses
• Hamburg native posthumously awarded Medal of Honor
• Two charged with use of stolen credit cards in Wayne, Pike counties
• 3rd woman says Wisconsin DA harassed her
• Road work affects nighttime traffic on McDade Expressway
• Police: Woman robbed bank, picked up kids
• Community events list, 9/20/10
• Toyota settles Lexus lawsuit
• Judge Moyle heads next month's U.N. Day luncheon in Scranton
• Two vehicles collide on North Main Avenue in Scranton
• Guns, cash taken from Benton Twp. home
• Man, 26, killed in crash on Route 115 in Bear Creek
• Investigators probe fire in Green Ridge
• Judge blocks higher payments to Pa. dairy farmers
• Chess enthusiasts gather for tournament in Scranton
• Postal carrier charged with storing mail in garage
• Late-summer church festivals spice up Scranton
• Bethlehem soldier killed by roadside bomb in Afghanistan
• Extension spreads reach with distance learning
• Jimmy the painting chimp draws hordes to Rio zoo
• In 22nd Senate District race, effect of national wave uncertain
• Man dies in plunge from I-81 bridge
• Even the best man was man's best friend
• National Child Passenger Safety Week kicks off today
• Area hospitals near state benchmark average
• Familes walk in 12-year-old's name to fight childhood cancer
• Penn State Extension spreads reach with distance-learning parenting classes
• Piece of Glenmaura up for bids in online auction
• Site tracks shale industry campaign spending
• Scranton board facing tough decision with new school name
• School notes, 9/20/2010
• Scranton board facing tough decision with new school name
• Waverly Antiques Show continues today
• Kanjorski profile: 'History will bear us out'
• VETERANS
• Woman hit by car in downtown Scranton
• Police Blotter 9/19/2010
• Music festival draws jam bands to Jermyn hot spot
• Fidel Castro's daughter to speak in Dunmore
• Luzerne County mulls health insurance changes
• Officials in Scranton wrestle with questions of what a church is
• Barletta profile: Back for round three, trumpeting his city
• Firefighters battle blaze at Waymart home
• Firearms licences unavailable Sept. 28
• Cops: Unwanted guest naps in Scranton home
• Boat ramp at Lake Wallenpaupack closed temporarily
• Steamtown National Historic Site to offer fall foliage tours
• National Child Passenger Safety Week kicks off today
• Familes walk in 12-year-old's name in Scranton to fight childhood cancer
• Piece of Glenmaura up for bids in online auction
• Moscow woman killed in Route 590 motorcycle crash
• Blown-out BP well finally killed at bottom of Gulf
• Ex-Riverside employee sues for almost $200,000
• Lackawanna County seeks $4 million grant for stadium repairs
• Local leaders finding common issues and solutions with counterparts across state
• Shale baron's donation fuels Penn State hockey dreams
• One dead in Route 590 cycle crash
• New Americans take oath at Steamtown
• Mericle faces Real Estate Commission sanctions
• Fourteen months late, county financial report filed with state
• Baker calls hearing on terror monitoring flap
• DOJ: No record Marino had permission to give DeNaples reference
• Namedropper, Sept. 18, 2010
• Sources: Suspended McNichols Plaza principal resigns
• Cook: Harshbarger appeared to be in trance after shooting
• Firefighters battle blaze at Waymart home
• Scranton OCED receives request for more than $4 million in federal funds
• Bridge inspections planned in Lackawanna, Wyoming counties
• Suspects in North Pocono burglary, chase identified
• Scranton vigil to shed light on mental illness
• Scott Twp. police investigating two burglaries
• CORRECTION
• Twain featured author for Scranton Reads
• Attempted carjacking foiled in Moscow
• West Scranton junior football team's press box honors late policeman
• Police converge on Scranton school after gunman report
• Big gap in open-heart surgery charges at NEPA hospitals
• Dunmore OKs morgue plan
• Scott Twp. health care proposal languishes
• Times-Tribune unveils revamped website
• Adwatch 9/17/2010
• Watchdog report analyzes cardiac surgeons' performance
• Regional Briefs for 9/17/10
• DOJ: No record Marino had permission to give DeNaples reference
• Settlement would give pipeline companies conditional condemnation powers
• Police: Woman used daughter, 16, to sell crack
• Carney ad rips Marino for DeNaples tie
• Jewish community marks Yom Kippur, a day of prayer and fasting
• Dispute among real estate partners headed to court
• Scranton board hears school name suggestion; hires attorney
• Unions say they are left out of Marcellus Shale jobs
• Lackawanna County Sentencings, 9/17/2010
• Socioeconomic analysis examines gas industry views
• Trio held after burglary, chase in North Pocono
• Private lab finds toxic chemicals in Dimock water
• Mayfield fills vacant council seat
• DEP pushes Cabot to expand public water line to Dimock to replace contaminated wells
• Moonshine Theatre up for auction
• Wyoming County Court Notes 9/16/2010
• Funeral notices for Sept. 16, 2010
• Small fire doused at Scranton eatery
• Woman accused of leaving child unattended
• Final suspect in robbery arrested
• Teen charged with register thefts
• Lakeland picks architect for repairs
• Homeless man charged in break-in, theft
• Resident Community Corrections Center moving from Adams to Penn Avenue
• $8M building planned for Jessup business park
• Old Forge School Board meeting ends amid shouts
• Abington Heights mulling addition of fundraising position
• Walk for childhood cancer research Saturday at Nay Aug
• Police: Bus driver tickled kids at Dunmore Catholic school
• Energy firm disputes contamination claim
• Tunkhannock Area settles in 'sexting' case
• Police: Bus driver tickled kids at Dunmore school
• Luzerne commissioners balk at baseball deal
• West Side crash leads to arrest
• Accused burglar faces new charge
• Businessman sentenced in Internet child porn case
• Scranton City Council tables motion to accept grant money
• Morgue debate heats up in Dunmore
• University of Scranton breaks ground on modified dormitories
• Protestors blast concessions drillers want tied to severance tax
• Motorcyclist killed in I-80 crash
• United Way kicks off Wayne campaign
• Underage drinking rule changes
• Lenox families sue Southwestern Energy over alleged gas drilling contamination
• House approves closer juvenile case review
• Think tank focusing on gas drilling's impact on people
• Police Blotter 9/15/2010
• Pike County Court Notes 9/15/2010
• Grants for fire, EMS volunteers
• Scott Twp. gets few applicants for sewer hookup fee grants, loans
• Transporation funding bill surfaces
• Wastewater tracking bill advances
• Dickson City police present budget
• School offers ASL courses to public
• Police probe Pike burglary spree
• Record number of school districts meet AYP goals
• Throop agrees to purchase new police cruiser
• Scranton departments spend nearly $1 million in overtime through August
• Surplus food distribution set in Olyphant
• Robbery probed in West Scranton
• Scranton men allegedly threatened girls
• Scranton bar patron bites security officer
• Zoning appeal filed by neighbor; County: No preferential treatment on county morgue
• CORRECTION
• Interdependence Day in Scranton features a call for world unity
• Violent crime reports up in Lackawanna County
• Marcellus Shale takes center stage in New York meeting
• Big night for tea party: O'Donnell wins Delaware
• North Pocono board member criticizes bidding process on $1.7 million project
• PSSA scores improving as whole; some targets not made
• Environmental group appeals to 3rd Circuit in Damascus gas drilling case
• Rendell talks ball privately with commissioners
• Shale coalition launches job site
• Dems ask stations to remove anti-Kanjorski ad
• Forest City OKs enrollment policy
• South Scranton church appeals zoning hearing board
• Oct. 12 vote set on gas well regulation
• Sheriff powers bill draws debate
• Counterfeit bills passed at Mount Airy Casino
• Scranton Iron Furnaces hosts family fun day
• District Attorney drops death penalty in triple homicide
• Scott Twp. police grant buys new patrol car, equipment
• Philly law firm to take lead in possible prison assault case
• 109th event recalls peacetime disaster
• Local energy institute to be created with $1 million federal funding to focus on natural gas drillin
• Work on Archbald's Main Street to start soon
• Tornado warning issued for Susquehanna, Wayne counties
• Archbald park plans move forward
• Natural gas drilling company to train emergency workers
• Statue procession a tradition for Old Forge church
• House panel sets hearing in Scranton
• Statue procession a tradition for Old Forge church
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• Monroe County pastor accused of killing wife, faking crash
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• Namedropper 9/13/2010
• Soldier remembered at memorial ride
• Power prices fall. Time to go back to PPL?
• New orchestra will bring a touch of the classics to Tunkhannock
• Local farmers can get federal loans for drought help
• Meetings to probe pollution problem
• Taylor police nab suspect in rash of vehicle break-ins
• Godliness complements good food as Felittese draw
• Deans lists
• Dickson City's Salvatore Zaydon attains Eagle Scout
• All are family on 9/11
• Scranton School Board meeting rescheduled to Thursday
• Hundreds attend benefit for skier
• Woman held for slot-credit theft at Mount Airy
• 'Suspicious' death subject of West Hazleton probe
• Archbald borough building project nears completion
• Around the towns, 9/12/2010
• Clarks Summit council's newest member to focus on finances
• About 10,000 participate in Race for the Cure
• Our Lady of the Abingtons marks fete's 43rd year
• VETERANS NEWS 9/12/2010
• Amato's generosity boon for United Way
• Wall of water tore through Scranton in 1955, tossing rail cars and tearing apart bridges
• Counties fret meager fees, permits from shale drilling
• Police blotter for 9/12/10
• Erin Kay Maloney awarded Doctor of Philosophy degree
• Funeral notices for Sept. 12, 2010
• Conservation groups, communities push for severance tax funds to stay local
• Regional briefs
• Mercy Tyler receives $1.5 million grant for emergency room expansion
• Steamtown to host naturalization ceremony
• PennDOT announces aviation art contest for children
• Resurfacing work planned next week in Pike County
• Milford man sentenced in heroin ring
• Selenski attorney seeks delay
• Toby Keith exudes American pride in Montage gig
• Scranton officials approach nonprofit organizations but lack unified front
• Scranton administration considers requesting proposals for public-access operator
• Parade kicks off Felittese Italian Festival
• Fifty-one years before 9/11, another tragedy
• St. Paul's Block Party serves as the parish's primary fundraiser
• Luzerne County joins in 911 remembrance events today
• 30k federal tax lien placed on Scranton Tommorrow
• Area schools taking time to teach Sept. 11 attacks
• Susquehanna Jury finds truck driver not guilty of Medicaid fraud
• Senator: Ban gamblers from using unemployment benefit debit cards at casinos
• Onorato: Corbett wrong on shale tax opposition
• Another suspect arrested in South Scranton armed robbery
• 'Thanksgiving' to celebrate Susquehanna's history amid shale boom
• Washo opposes legal challenge to Yankees purchase option
• Private funds for Hazleton's fight
• Wyoming County sentencings, 9/10/2010
• Experts: Effect of ruling on Barletta probably limited
• Funeral notices for Sept. 10, 2010
• Hotel tax exemption concerns local officials
• Carbondale Area refinances ahead of renovations
• Pro-drilling groups critical of natural gas drilling moratorium
• REGIONAL BRIEFS 9/10/201
• D.C. observer calls 10th District race a virtual tie
• 9/11 remembrance services slated
• Fire destroys two buildings at Delawater Water Gap National Recreation Area
• Three teenagers sought in Scranton robbery
• Defendant admits student loan fraud
• Waymart police chase ATV, dirt bike riders
• Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees plan press conference today
• Drug probe leads to additional charges against three
• Felittese Festival kicks off tonight with parade
• Moosic's mayoralty stays in the family
• City leaders past and present gather as Duffy becomes top cop
• Munchak predicts more county layoffs
• Jewish New Year observed
• Order: FNCB violated law by failing to report suspicious transactions
• On Sept. 9 in NEPA
• REGIONAL BRIEFS 9/9/2010
• Conservative group's ad targets Kanjorski
• Judge: Military's ban on gays is unconstitutional
• Contractor granted longer work hours for Walmart paving
• Appeals court upholds ruling on Hazleton's illegal immigration ordinance
• Rendell touts Shale's economic potential during broadcast
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• Panel hears pipeline debate
• Police Blotter 9/9/2010
• With rising foreclosures, state Supreme Court urges count courts to implement diversionary program
• Newton-Ransom Volunteer Fire Company fined by Pennsylvania Department of State
• Electrical company owner charged with stealing union workers' benefits pay
• North Pocono drawing district together with pre-football cookout
• Scranton Redevelopment Authority sells land to local business owner
• Funeral notices for Sept. 9, 2010
• South Main crash snarls Scranton traffic
• Work planned at Lackawanna and Cedar in Scranton
• Scranton City Council members say they reach out to city's nonprofit organizations
• Bureau of Forestry warns: Conditions right for fires
• Weapons no match for police dogs at Night Out
• Lackawanna County Courthouse spruced up after La Festa
• More taking Social Security benefits early because of economic hardships
• Funeral notices for Sept. 8, 2010
• REGIONAL BRIEFS 9/8/2010
• Blotter 9-08-2010
• Chemical, wastewater worries brought to Fell Twp.
• Two sought in cigarette scheme
• Panel considers regional pipeline control
• Gas experts' opinions differ, but they share skepticism of October severance tax deadline
• Fish and Boat Commission seeks severance tax funds
• Sweeney announces Green candidacy for 111th
• Scranton cops probe fight, stabbing
• Covington approves playground loan
• Feds clamp down on DeNaples' bank
• Police probe assault at Harrison Ave. Bridge
• Hotel tax error could disrupt county program funding
• McDade Trail to be dedicated Sept. 25
• Two charged with shingle theft
• Man charged in Upvalley road-rage incident
• Lackawanna County Coroner looking to move offices
• Troopers find pot plants while searching for missing man
• Paralympic skier aims for Russia
• Area casinos creating dramatic ripple effects in local economy, problems
• Transit funding to get $300M
• Keystone Observatory opens to public
• Police search for Pike card thief
• Detective Pappas named officer of year
• Lawn tractor arsonist sought in Roaring Brook
• Free wireless Internet at courthouse square
• Firefighters continue to battle brush fire in Jenkins Twp.
• Steamtown plans 'Pumpkin Express' train rides
• Mountaintop man busted for bogus sports memorabilia
• Tonight's Scranton school board meeting canceled
• Workers' feeling on labor market mixed on Labor Day
• Former Pittston cop sentenced to prison for sex assault
• For some on Labor Day, 'holiday' is a misnomer
• Carbondale man dies in fiery crash off Casey Highway
• Great weather, good food add up to great La Festa
• Bradford County man charged in Lake Carey shooting
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• Community events list, 9/7/10
• Four companies exploring for natural gas in Wyoming County
• On Sept. 7 in NEPA
• Namedropper, 9/07/10
• Cheerleading camp
• At La Festa Mass, Scranton bishop remembers those who came here first
• New Marcellus money demands professional advice
• PCN programs to focus on Marcellus Shale
• School offers free hearing tests to public
• Smoldering fire disrupts wedding in South Abington
• Susquehanna River drowning victim found, identified
• Fell Twp. man jailed after domestic incident
• Crash kills Monroe County man
• New school nurse guidelines will lead to more coverage
• Jermyn residents seek help for road troubles
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• Barletta says Hazleton's higher unemployment not his fault
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• Lake Carey killer still at large
• Honoring moms
• For some laborers, the fix is in
• Reflections winners
• Messina's a hit at Wyoming County Fair
• Community events list, 9/6/10
• Home-rule charter returns to Luzerne County ballot
• 9/11 group plans larger monument to victims at McDade Park site
• State Police investigating a deadly shoooting at the Lake Carey Inn
• Steamtown celebrates passenger service with Railfest
• NEPA's most wanted, 9/5/2010
• Tackling illegal dumps a work in progress, with some bright spots
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• Attendance plummets at PNC Field
• Namedropper, 9/05/10
• Fisherman discovers body in Susquehanna River
• Local week in review, 9/5/2010
• Spruce Street project modernized entrance to city
• News quiz for the week of Aug. 29 through Sept. 4
• Vendor continues festival tradition, celebrating 35 years
• More blighted properties in Scranton to be demolished
• Blotter 9-05-2010
• Jermyn seeks clarification on manager's title
• Roaring Brook Twp. vehicle arson under investigation
• Taser used on female chase suspect in Monroe County
• Free coffee for holiday weekend motorists on interstates
• Girl injured in Throop in 'serious' condition
• Close to $1 million in renovations happening at the Gino J. Merli Veterans Center
• Casey describes father's legacy
• Sexual assault suspect pleads guilty in Wyoming County Court
• Lackawanna County sentencings 9/4/2010
• Former Luzerne County judge faces new charges
• Brennan giving up coroner's office
• Taylor defends fed cash request
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• DUI plea may yield new DUI charge
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• Regional Briefs, 9/4/2010
• Blotter 9-04-2010
• Junkyard dispute festers
• Harshbarger's father speaks out about widow's upcoming shooting trial
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• I-81 traffic to switch to temporary bridge next week
• Prison inmate accused of fighting guards
• Hearing scheduled for stepsisters in drug probe
• Dickson City girl 'critical' after fall from moving car
• Scranton officials, local business in discussions over citations
• First Friday events burn white-hot on a steamy evening
• Peckville Assembly of God food giveaway helps those in need
• Gas jobs not yet making a dent in Lackawanna and Luzerne unemployment numbers
• On Sept. 3 in NEPA
• Namedropper, 9/03/10
• Mayfield clears sediment from river
• Regional briefs, 9/3/2010
• Public Safety Night Out set for Tuesday
• Browndale mans gets five years for child porn
• Driving on prescription drugs, man hits four cars in North Scranton, police say
• Girl's life in danger after falling out of car in Throop
• At least three injured in downtown crash
• Wayne County man faces charges after boy's overdose
• Clip of Marino yelling at protesters hits Internet
• So far, Scranton fails to receive commitments for new contributions from nonprofits
• Local Red Cross volunteer braces for Earl
• Contract for Crisp Avenue bridge awarded, but work may not begin for several weeks
• DA's 'bad check' collection program lands Jarbola in federal court lawsuit
• La Festa Italiana kicks off Saturday
• Mayor Doherty's mother dies at age 87
• U of S students shocked, saddened at Pilarz's planned departure
• Blotter, 9/03/2010
• Earl weakens but still powerful
• Kanjorski backs repeal of tax cuts for wealthy
• Carbondale chamber eyes small business loans, engaging gas industry
• Grace Doherty, mother of Scranton mayor, dies
• Correction
• Fraud victims have to buy real insurance, some suing Murray
• St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church challenges tax status of hall
• Lawmaker seeks diversity on judicial oversight
• Regional briefs, 9/2/2010
• Ex-Moses Taylor CFO indicted on fraud charges in Connecticut
• Think tank warns of gas industry tax breaks
• Property owner seeks appeal of approval of University of Scranton residence hall
• Community events list, 9/2/10
• Funeral notices for Sept. 2, 2010
• Munchak: If Luzerne wants baseball money, let them pay past expenses
• Colder temps helping keep Hurricane Earl at bay
• Jackson Browne brings neighborly charm to Montage
• Blotter 9-02-2010
• Clarks Summit names new council member
• New Milford firefighter pleads guilty to arson
• Ex-Scranton Fire Department Capt., girlfriend arrested by state drug agents
• After injury, team cancels fireworks
• PennDOT license center closes for holiday
• N.Y. man nabbed on drug charges
• Wyoming County Fair kicks off this week
• Corrections, 9/1/2010
• Scranton Sewer Authority hires contractor for building renovation project
• Luzerne lawsuit could sink governor's plan
• Damascus toddler dies after tractor mishap
• EPA sets new date and place for fracking meeting
• McNichols principal being investigated for alleged theft, source says
• One arrested, two sought in armed robbery
• Rosetti authorized own payments
• Mayfield payment expected soon
• Officials confirm inmate's stabbing death at Canaan
• Community events list, 9/1/10
• Tunkhannock's historic Prince Hotel sale pending
• Pike County Court Notes 9-01-2010
• Regional Briefs 9-1-2010
• More than $2.2M awarded to build second business innovation center in Wilkes-Barre
• Funeral notices for Aug. 30, 2010
• Police Blotter 9-01-2010
• SAPA tapes ECTV special
• Scranton School Board must name new school, could sell vacant land
• North Pocono crash kids okay
• Joblessness up again, 10.4 in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre/Hazleton metro area
• Church group changes its name to welcome all faiths
• Namedropper, 8/31/10
• Lakeland hires new acting high school principal
• Funeral notices for Aug. 30, 2010
• Regional Briefs 8-31-2010
• DEP chief advocates for permanent fresh water supply for Dimock families
• Construction company sues Lackawanna County, others
• Scranton man charged with threatening girlfriend with gun
• Fireworks incident at stadium ruled accident
• Luzerne sues Lackawanna County, stadium authority
• New shoe store in Scranton completes Mercantile Building makeover
• About 5,000 lose power in Lackawanna, Susquehanna counties
• CORRECTION 8/31/2010
• NEPA schools' new year off to a smooth start
• Murkowski concedes Alaska primary race
• North Pocono striving to raise PSSA scores
• Murray insurance fraud case continued
• Scranton School District hopes to fill administrator's position
• Blue Cross of NEPA seeking more than $10 million in premium hikes
• First day of school ends in bus crash for 35 North Pocono students
• Pilarz to leave University of Scranton for Marquette
• Mall at Steamtown to lose Aeropostale; vacancy rate to rise to 27 percent
• South Side woman arrested on narcotics charges
• BlueGreen tour bus stops in Scranton
• New clinic provides opportunities to medical students
• Blotter 8-30-2010
• Cheerleading for MDA awareness
• Community events list, 8/30/10
• State police detail takes 11 trucks out of service
• State police detail takes 11 trucks out of service
• Car show in Justus recalls another era
• NEPA pupils back to school this week, many today
• Hawley/Honesdale picked for Heritage Community program
• Scranton kitchen fire cause under investigation
• Throop man accused of brandishing gun
• Nicholson woman injured in crash
• Wilkes-Barre Coughlin football player, 16, drowns in lake
• Allied Services team surprised by demand for alert stickers
• Holocaust program honors World War II vets
• Race carries on father's fitness beliefs
• United Way to launch 2010 campaign in a time of 'cautious optimism.'
• Bosak's product still smoking at Plymouth Kielbasa Festival
• VFW post gets closer to home
• Presbyterians celebrate second anniversary on Providence Road
• $16 million of Wayne County bridge work planned
• Casey rallies area Dems as party preps for midterm races
• Hikes sought for motorist fees
• Around the towns, 8/29/2010
• 'Gas Stock' organizer sees need for statewide drilling activism
• Nonprofit organization in Lackawanna County returns shuttered homes to tax rolls
• Man injured in Pike County fall
• Red Cross volunteers recall destruction
• Namedropper, 8/29/10
• Marijuana bust in Susquehanna County; more than 300 pot plants seized
• Stadium fireworks victims were employees
• Injured man lay in Nay Aug gorge for hours
• Carbondale Oktoberfest set
• Pike County plans 9/11 blood drive
• 'I don't want to forget,' Lakey says of sister missing since '86
• Baby makes family history as sixth living generation
• Heavy, man: 'Uproar' brings metal to Montage
• Public can comment on state judiciary online
• Two charged in chip scheme at Mount Airy
• Jailed Pittston school director sought at trial
• Man says he was robbed, pistol-whipped in South Scranton
• Two burned in stadium fireworks incident
• Dry spell has leaves turning early
• Dunmore residents without permits could face fines
• Barletta, Kanjorski battle over training center
• Scranton Hilton sues vacation group for more than $30,000
• Insurer says Murray lied to get coverage
• Bill requires prison escape alert
• Friends, family remember girl who died in fire
• Mall sues Johnny Rockets
• Scranton gets $300,000 grant, to go to debt paydown
• Veterans clinic expected to open in Wayne County
• Funeral notices for Aug. 28, 2010
• Expert urges water tests to find drilling's impact
• Tunkhannock woman charged with leaving porn outside
• Regional briefs 8/28/2010
• Settlement talks in kids-for-cash suits
• Supreme Court denies further consideration of Scranton unions' request for increase in pay
• Group adding greenery by Mayfield train tracks
• Kanjo, Barletta campaign offices face off across Hazleton street
• Kanjorski's projects don't always pan out
• American Lung Association encourages businesses to join walk
• New Catholic missal coming in 2011
• Susquehanna County woman found guilty on 22 counts of animal cruelty
• Mother and daughter allegedly bilked out of vacation funds
• Regional Briefs
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• Beds bugs continue to bite region
• Prison assault reports Study finds incidents of rape, sexual assault at county lockup
• Barletta snubs proposal that would bring 1,000 jobs
• Kanjorski plugs promise of jobs, but guarantees elusive
• Procter & Gamble aircraft lands safely after sensor problem; CEO onboard
• Ronning's mother casts doubt on gun's place in prosecution
• Forest City borough secretary accused of stealing $142,000
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• Ceiling collapse becomes blessing for church
• Moscow resident earns Congressional Award
• Staff at St. Rose Academy suing school for wages
• Namedropper, 8/26/10
• Court papers show Lackawanna County stadium authority, universities and others among victims of Murr
• Teen rapist pleads guilty
• Court papers: Stadium authority, universities among victims of Murray Insurance theft and fraud
• Dunmore officials still weighing decision to seek state's help
• Federal training facility eyed in Luzerne; could bring 1,000 jobs to region
• Teens charged in Scranton machete attack
• Report: Mohegan Sun reports lowest table games take in state
• Regional Briefs
• Lackawanna County doles out $10M in project loans
• Former Moses Taylor CFO arrested on federal fraud charges in Connecticut
• Utility work continues in South Scranton, causes some temporary road closures
• Suspect in prison beating pleads to Luzerne County murder
• Deals on school supplies can help children worldwide
• Wyoming County Court Notes 8-26-2010
• Funeral notices for Aug. 26, 2010
• Roof cave-in damages NEIU board room
• Geisinger hosts heart health screening
• Lawyer fight hearing continued
• Spreading the Word in 'eclectic' city
• New Lackawanna County prison board solicitor has suit against county
• Carbondale mayor accuses commissioners of playing politics with county program
• On Aug. 26 in NEPA
• SWB Yankees appeals ruling to Supreme Court
• McCain wins renomination, novice shines in Fla.
• Luzerne County unveils new juvenile justice unit
• Marino, Carney square off on Social Security
• Forget health care, what about Social Security?
• Federal detainee charged with lying about jail attack
• Throop OKs Mid Valley modular request
• Three West Nile cases identified in Luzerne County
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• Dunmore Police scheduling questioned
• Heavily armed fugitive arrested in Olyphant
• Man injured when ATV hits tree
• Assaulted inmate moved to long-term care facility
• Fugitive crashes cycle into police cruiser
• Man injured when ATV hits tree
• Prison board to state: Look at everything
• Second suspect charged in 2009 robbery, beating
• NIGHT OF REMEMBRANCE
• Mayfield officials at odds over who approved insurance for laid-off employee
• Murray, three others charged in $7.5 million insurance fraud scheme
• West Scranton mother allegedly let boy wander alone, cross street in his underwear
• Contract of NEIU director approved without board's review, former board member says
• Valley View makes PSATs mandatory
• New York windmill maker eyes region, could bring 400 jobs
• Montrose hospital gets big cash infusion
• Dunmore councilman: Fire borough manager
• Scranton School students to sign national anthem
• Kanjorksi praises Wall Street reform, consumer protection act
• Murray, three others charged in $7.5 million insurance fraud
• Regional Briefs
• Dunmore School District offers free 'golden age' passes
• regional news briefs
• Correction
• Roadwork planned on Route 502
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• New Wal-Mart Supercenter in Taylor starts hiring
• Flight instructor describes crash into Susquehanna
• Cops probe South Scranton shooting
• Scranton board hires teachers, administrators
• Rendell hones transportation proposal
• Toomey rips Sestak for backing 'welfare state'
• Burke's Pharmacy closing today, blames shrinking insurance reimbursements
• Scranton considers challenging Hughes' representation of Old Good Things
• Murray Building, Davidow Building and parking lot sold for $1.9 million
• Defense: Plishka framed in Ronning murder
• Prison board hires attorney following assault
• Weather downs trees, causes power outages in Lackawanna County
• Vehicle backs into Moscow store
• Crash disrupts power for 2,700 in Throop
• Pipe leaks in parking authority garage
• Ruling gives towns power over drillers
• State court's e-pay system coming to Lackawanna County
• Despite rain, American Red Cross 5K in Scranton a success
• Dickson City mother, daughter still in critical condition after Saturday fire
• Fugitive captured after rooftop flight
• Lourdesmont to focus on home, school visits for clients
• West Wyoming woman dies in crash
• Capital murder trial continues today in Honesdale
• Community events list, 8/23/10
• Rain stops for successful end of Pittston Tomato Festival
• Clarks Summit officials mulling council pick
• Rev. Lewis near milestone in diocese
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• Olde good Things files lawsuit against city
• Harford Fair wraps 153rd year
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• Pike County wreck kills Honesdale man Friday
• It's bloody war as Tomatoes fly at festival
• Young victim mourned as Dickson City fire probe continues
• Hamlin woman gets prison time for contraband case
• Girl Scouts seek volunteer troop leaders
• Cops: Thieves stole phone, accessed Facebook account
• Entertainers listed for Steamtown's Railfest
• CORRECTION
• College students returning to Scranton region
• Lakeland debuting new website
• Gift card rules allow more time for consumers
• Parade of Champions brings drums and horns to Memorial Stadium
• Conduct board accused of mishandling complaints against Luzerne County judges
• On Aug. 22 in NEPA
• Dunmore's class of 1935 celebrates with memories, food, thanks
• Local harvest dinner introduces diners to their food
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• Harford Fair wraps up a successful run
• Scranton gained fame as the Electric City, thanks to the region's innovative spirit
• 'Gas Stock' rockers sing for shale safety
• Local news quiz, 8/22/2010
• Man convicted of staging burglary
• Tomato fest day two: Tonight it's about the food
• Orphaned bear cubs returned to wild
• Prosecution rests, defense begins in '91 murder trial
• Hybrid automaker eyes Northeast Pennsylvania
• Casey meets with Dimock families to talk about water and gas drilling
• Councilman's death a 'huge loss' for Mayfield
• Judge could send Selenski case to trial in November
• Clams a 'summertime attraction' in Throop
• Community events list, 8/21/10
• Wyoming County Court Notes, 8/21/2010
• Local lawyer gets $1.4 million for man paralyzed in barn accident
• Tunkhannock Area School Board tables action on new sports director
• Taste of the Abingtons scheduled for Sunday
• Scranton man gets life in prison for Monroe County killing
• Armed robber faces prison time for Wayne County tobacco shop heist
• Lackawanna County program shows depth of housing market slowdown
• School for Deaf has big plans for Lourdesmont campus
• North Washington Avenue restaurant eagerly awaits delayed sidewalk project
• Blood shortage critical as Red Cross seeks donations
• Lackawanna County Stadium Authority board discusses legal options on baseball
• South Scranton woman fends off intruders with coffeepot
• Hot dogs, home ownership draws at South Scranton fete
• Lackawanna County publishes list of 1,500 properties owing taxes
• Dean's list : INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
• Training brings emergency responders up to speed on pipeline hazards
• Update: Witness in plane crash says occupants OK
• 'Gas Stock' to mix shale concerns, entertainment
• Jury spares Wandaly Perez-Hood from death sentence
• Shale forum draws sharp exchange on severance tax
• Airport gets grant for pavement maintenance tools
• Ex says Plishka had murder victim's ring
• Witness in plane crash says occupants OK
• State will review Lackawanna County Prison operations next Tuesday
• Pittston Tomato Festival kicks off with savory red goodness
• N.J. power official warns of overloads if line not built
• Mellow grand jury canceled
• Regional Briefs 8/20/2010
• Scranton fire caused by cigarette
• Selenski's murder trial could be delayed again
• Woman allegedly stole ex's debit card in Scranton burglary
• Gun threat in parking lot of West Scranton bank
• Dickson City sets budget meetings
• Police: Woman lied about abduction ordeal
• Abington Twp. name change will go to voters in November
• Back to the '90s as Creed plays Montage
• Lackawanna County to ask State to investigate prison
• Annual 'end of summer bash' begins in Carbondale
• Community events list, 8/19/10
• Regional Briefs 8/19/2010
• Saw Creek group withdraws power line opposition
• Abington Heights school board planning to attend NEIU meeting
• Funeral notices for Aug. 19, 2010
• Blood shortage spurs 3 drives
• Monday hearing set for alleged prostitute found high during labor
• Scranton named a 'Playful City'
• Police: Man set Dumpsters on fire in downtown Scranton
• Lakeland seeks appraisal of St. Rose building
• County: Scranton, others should reconsider SAPA participation
• Scranton getting garbage trucks under landfill deal
• SWAT team training brings scary scenario to Marian Community Hospital
• Public for, against proposed power line turn out at hearing
• DEP blamed for delayed Somerset water treatment plant
• Ex-Blue Ridge soccer coach sentenced for sex with minor
• Selenski murder trial could be delayed for a year
• Perez-Hood found guilty of first-degree murder
• Experts cast doubt on gun allegedly used to kill camp counselor
• Program aims to educate elderly about fraud, scams and cons
• Vandalism, new streets commissioner topics at Old Forge meeting
• Marriage license bureau will be open extra hours Saturday
• Police: Jessup burglary tied to Facebook post
• State outs 39,000 tax scofflaws
• Motorcyclist killed in collision with truck
• Eight laid off from Lourdesmont; officials refuse to discuss details of move
• Jury deliberating in death of boy
• Penn Avenue building condemned, businessman plans to move forward with plans
• Abington Twp. name change will go to voters in November
• Scranton businessman fixes former Holy Cross Church hall
• State asked to perform prison investigation
• Kids-for-cash debacle results in juvenile court overhaul
• Downtown Scranton race to raise money for local Red Cross
• NP offering football ticket discount
• Wilkes creates database for water quality
• Regional Briefs 8/18/2010
• Jury deliberations scheduled today in baby beating death case
• PPL allowed to trim lines in Delaware Water Gap
• Speakers oppose power-line plans
• Civil rights lawsuit being pursued in prison stomping attack
• Photos, forensic details dominate day two of trial in 1991 slaying
• Crash slows rush-hour traffic on I-81
• Tree near home catches fire in Scott Twp.
• About 100 PPL customers without power
• School for Deaf purchases Lourdesmont for $2.4 million
• National Park Service hearings scrutinize PPL proposed line
• Barletta joins opposition to Ground Zero mosque
• Scranton police find pregnant alleged prostitute high, in labor
• Hurricane Grill & Wings to open in former Ground Round mall spot
• Mount Airy Casino Resort looks to build new outdoor amphitheater
• Forensic evidence key in Plishka murder trial
• Child sex charges against gang member held for court
• Rock slide slows traffic on Interstate 81
• Scranton man back in Pennsylvania to face charges of sexually molesting girl
• Source: One guard outside, another on phone during prison beating
• Ransom gun range gets 90-day extension to address questions
• Area seniors celebrate Social Security's 75th anniversary
• Clerk: Judge receives verdict in Blagojevich case
• Golf classic raises money for Archbald church repair
• Namedropper, 8/17/10
• Harrison Avenue at East Gibson Street to get multiway stop sign
• Area schools make 'U.S. News' best colleges list Two area schools make "best colle
• Skrepenak prison still uncertain
• Perez-Hood murder trial entering final stages
• Hess could be first to successfully tap Marcellus Shale in Wayne County
• Tobyhanna woman killed in Monroe County accident
• Man stabbed outside South Scranton bar
• Police investigating mid-day purse snatching
• Community events list, 8/16/10
• Updating sewer plans nearly done for Clarks Summit-South Abington system
• KISS throws a rock 'n' roll party at Toyota Pavilion
• Red Cross aiding Scranton fire victims
• Trolley tours Saturday in Carbondale
• Work may stall turnpike traffic
• Luzerne official's wife faces charge
• Power outage shuts Wilkes-Barre theaters
• 80 years of prize poultry at Harford Fair bring laurels for Hop Bottom man
• Students learn responsibility from Lackawanna County sheriff's horses
• 'Million Volt Man' uses science to teach religion
• Scranton meters raising money, hackles
• Private sector role pushed for transportation woes
• Mouse flop raises funds for Red Cross
• University of Scranton press shutting down
• Job loss hard to absorb
• Around the towns 8/15/2010
• Scranton cracking down on second-hand goods dealers
• Veterans news 8/15/2010
• Body of Washington's bodyguard rests in Taylor?
• Doubts raised about future of gas drilling in many Pa. parks
• Gas driller's picnic draws the curious and concerned to Montrose
• Woman who gave birth at prison: No justice yet
• Amnesty set for delinquent parents
• Homeless woman arrested on drug, theft charges in Taylor
• Pike County burglaries under investigation
• One sent to hospital after Interstate 380 crash
• Scranton festival sizzles to a Latin beat
• Medical students prepare to head to class
• Hundreds descend on Factoryville to celebrate baseball legend Christy Mathewson
• Moscow-area man charged in city burglary
• Perez-Hood murder trial to resume Monday
• Jury selection almost complete in Plishka murder trial
• Teen charged with theft of chalice, Holy Communion hosts from Carbondale church
• 10 displaced by accidental cooking fire in Scranton
• Nine accused of dealing crack after Scranton raids
• 10 displaced by accidental cooking fire
• No limit for consultant work at Lakeland
• Throop VFW post earns national award
• Secret Service seeks Ashley Borough hard drive data
• Make-a-Wish Foundation looking for area children to help
• Scranton's political draw proves to be of international interest
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• Boot-stomping fun as Rascal Flatts plays Montage
• State Department of Transportation installing LEDs in region's intersections
• Wayne County Fair wraps up today
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• REGIONAL BRIEFS
• Policy and procedure violations surface in prison beating probe
• Prison experts say segregation, escorts key
• Lackawanna State Park program offers fishing instruction to families
• Propane tanks stolen from Green Ridge store
• Benefit to help crash victim's sons
• Scranton sewer authority cites General Dynamics, JCM
• Regional Briefs 8/13/2010
• Jermyn adjusts recycling plans
• Dunmore zoners approve medical office variance
• State Rep. Mundy calls for flood plain drilling ban
• Inmate accused of attempted homicide in prison beating
• Despite Thursday's rain, totals below average for summer
• Conservation department says no state forest lands are left for gas leasing
• Prosecutor says baby was fatally beaten for wetting diaper
• Rain postpones South Scranton "Cookout at the Park"
• Bridge, road fixes wobble under cuts
• New child advocacy center opens in Wilkes-Barre
• North Pocono hires acting high school principal
• Third man charged over pot-laden toy
• UGI's Marcellus move could reduce gas rates
• Man accused of burglary while on electronic monitoring
• NEIU director ineligible for retirement payout, auditor general investigating
• Baseball memorabilia expert offers advice at Christy Mathewson Days
• New Jersey man hurt in Hill Section fall
• Newfoundland Area Ambulance fetes arrival of new rig
• First Night Scranton 2010
• Roy Book Binder to Close PocoNotes' Season on a Blues Note
• Is Your Child Frustrated with Reading?
• Learning Center to offer PSU Outreach Course
• NEPA and NOLA Play Well Together
• PocoNotes Debuts "Hear 'Em at The Comm"
• Uri Geller Interviewed On Angel Challenge By Dick Brooks

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