Wilkes Barre, PA News

• Wilkes Barre, PA News
• This week’s edition of 2 App Tuesday asks you the question, "What apps do you us...
• Is it hot enough for everyone?
• UN: Most of 108 killed in Syria were executed
• Pa. teen held in shoplift beating caught on phone
• Romney ready to claim GOP nomination after Texas
• Teenage boy reported missing in Hazle Township
• Dairies pamper cows with massages, waterbeds
• New approach tested for hard-to-treat hypertension
• Reports: 5 dead in Italy's latest 5.8 earthquake
• Russia condemns ally Syria
• Romney contrasts self with Obama in Calif. speech
• Local Vietnam War hero surprised by medal ceremony
• REVIEW: Dave Matthews Band rocks the house
• Tobyhanna depot has regional impact of $4.4 billion
• Police: Shoplifter was wanted on Edwardsville warrant
• Staffordshire Terrier reported stolen in burglary
• Best Bet 5/29/12
• Traffic sparks residents' scorn in White Haven
• Nonprofits lose status for failing to register
• Celebrations planned for 100-year anniversary of Tobyhanna depot
• Obama honors Vietnam veterans
• Valley group to visit Holy Land
• Judge dismisses appeal in Gay's True Value sale
• Susquehanna River water quality status debated
• Pa. tourism promotion faces challenges
• Teen arraigned in armed robbery in W-B
• Record-breaking temperature recorded at Mount Pocono
• Naked, face-eating man identified in Florida
• Here are some photos we took yesterday at Mayday at Kirby Park!
• Georgia woman battling flesh eating disease talks
• Columbia and Schuylkill counties cope with flash flooding
• Michigan wildfire destroys nearly 100 buildings
• Radioactive bluefin tuna crossed the Pacific to US
• Obama says Vietnam veterans too often 'denigrated'
• Qatar says 13 children among dead in mall fire
• Obama honors fallen troops at Arlington Cemetery
• Happy Memorial Day!
• Labor board member accused of leaks resigns
• Almost half of new vets eye disability
• Pope's butler vows to help Vatican scandal probe
• Memorial Day begins with services, parades
• Man in crane at Texas college says he's armed
• Ex-UK PM Blair appears at media ethics inquiry
• Activists say shelling kills 24 in Syrian city
• Tropical Storm Beryl could snarl holiday traffic
• Michigan wildfire destroys nearly 100 buildings
• Adding to misery
• THIS WEEK'S MEETINGS
• Two arrested after stealing from W-B woman
• Church, monastery reconnect through pilgrimage
• Wright Twp. police chief ready for new role
• Police: Man pulled gun on ex-girlfriend
• Memorial Day parades
• Retiring teacher joins in Wyoming Sem graduation
• Family, friends honor fallen Vietnam hero
• There's an uptick in tick population
• Woman awaiting transplant to hold unique fundraiser
• Strong family ties with Memorial Day parade
• Where local lawmakers stand on gay marriage
• Was local man jailed in error?
• Senator asks airlines to drop seat fee for kids
• Remembrance
• 6 area towns allegedly fail to get quotes
• W-B owes $30,000 for bid violations
• Arrest in 1979 case a shocker
• Astronauts enter 1st private supply ship
• Break in Patz disappearance gives others hope
• Talk in Congress equivalent to high school sophomores, study shows
• Pa. top court defines asbestos rule
• Police investigate eastern Pa. deaths
• Chester casino feels pressure in crowded Pennsylvania market
• Vatican confirms pope's butler's arrest
• Children among 90 dead in Syria
• Iran official says uranium traces are 'technical issue'
• Propsed cuts create uncertain future at Tobyhanna
• Contract workers help fill gap at depot
• County not reporting vehicle benefit to IRS
• Muncipalities waiting on tax money
• Old Forge Fire Department aims to restore reputation
• Longer Mayday! fest draws crowd If you go
• News in brief 5/27/12
• DA: Holiday will delay murder suspect's return to region
• What's next?
• Project aims to bring natural gas to NEPA market
• Lawyer on both sides of 'kids-for-cash'
• Standing Tall: Tobyhanna Army Depot celebrates a century of change
• On the Town
• Crunch time for new legislation
• Cheers & jeers 5/27/12
• Justin catches up with Kel Mitchell -- as in "Kenan & Kel" -- in SORRY MOM & DAD...
• Astronauts enter world's 1st private supply ship
• Winds in NM fire force evacuation near ghost town
• Shock over arrest in NYC boy's '79 disappearance
• Dozens of children killed in new Syria attack
• The Mayday Music Festival is happening this weekend
• Good morning, folks! What does everyone have planned for today??
• Vatican confirms pope's butler arrested in scandal
• CEOs enjoyed big paydays in 2011
• Obama, Romney try to play it safe in 2012 gamble
• Noah to help kids with flood problems
• Fish for Free Days still has state's backing
• One-owner back-tax sale planned
• Vatican confirms pope's butler arrested in scandal
• Exhibit focuses on nurse training
• CSC rebranding itself
• Obama faces warning signs on campaign trail
• Centralia: The 50-year battle
• Critics question gas boom expert
• Old school stirs fond memories
• Slaying suspect arrested
• 5 at W-B Area could be new boss
• America's hard days are recalled
• Spanier sues Penn State over Sandusky emails
• Semenza returns ton of firefighting gear
• W-B council backs repeal of super PACs
• Officials: Chiavacci lived at fire company
• Edwardsville murder suspect nabbed in Philly
• Farewell to Main Street Elementary
• S. Africa, Australia host new telescope
• Push next month for bill to curb superintendent contracts
• U.S. marshals capture Edwardsville homicide suspect
• Singing the blues over second place in 'Idol' competition
• Bud weakens to tropical storm
• LAPD seeking Manson tapes
• State Sen. Orie's attorney fights repayment to caucus
• N.J. man arraigned in 1979 murder
• Methadone clinic opens shop in Dunmore
• On the TownOn the town 5/26/12
• Holiday weekend events at area parks
• Local parades set for Memorial Day
• Sex offender pleads guilty to molesting 7-year-old
• 'Newsmakers' to focus on seniors' security
• Warrant issued for Kingston man in burglary
• Iraq vet to serve as speaker at Pittston chamber event
• Decades later, message (in a bottle) received
• Toppled steamroller crushes foreman's ribs in Larksville
• Police blotter 5/26/12
• Check out this RIDE OF THE WEEK
• Lucky You wins Battle of the Bands
• Man pinned underneath steamroller in Larksville
• Hanover police seek burglary suspect
• Read about the bedroom benefits of working out in JUST FOR THE HEALTH OF IT http...
• Ex-PSU prez files lawsuit against school
• Critics question shale gas researcher, schools
• Kudos to King's Early Leaning Center for earning national NAEYC accreditation!...
• This week's Style Pick doesn't follow the pack
• Sandusky charity to shut down, transfer programs
• Interested in earning your Ed.D? Find out more about our Doctorate of Education...
• NJ judge: Texter not liable for driver's crash
• It's been about 10 years since the last "Men in Black" installment -- and Will S...
• Second Mile Charity seeks approval to fold
• Corbett looks to make top aide a judge; next stop state Senate
• Husband, wife will stand trial on meth charges
• DeNaples wants out from Mount Airy casino
• Road work may be to blame for bear increase in Poconos
• Community comes together to build bridges
• Good morning! What are your holiday weekend plans?
• Climber, 73, finally felt old when she reached summit of Everest
• Police search for burglary suspect
• P&G will change design of Tide Pods to deter children from eating them
• Little girl offers big idea for saving energy, PPL says
• Mexican front-runner promises to reduce violence
• Somali forces capture town from militants
• Sandusky charity to shut down
• Students learning from laboring
• Arrest in 1979 missing boy case
• Obese UK woman cut out of house
• 50 years on, fire still burns underneath Centralia
• Initial impressions
• Crestwood board eliminates 9 teaching posts, keeps tax rate
• Times Leader sues former publisher
• Building a better city
• Hazleton Area to cut 13 posts, raise taxes
• Amended W-B Area school budget wouldn't raise taxes
• Graduation a family affair at LCCC
• Crestwood board votes to cut nine positions
• Grandfather charged in bank heists
• Liza Minnelli, Joan Rivers highlight new show season at F.M. Kirby Center
• Feds look to take bite out of food stamp fraud
• Brotherhood claims lead
• Reagan blood vial donated to late president's foundation
• U.S. plan would get arms to Syria
• Plains teacher named adviser of the year
• Play 60 comes to Plains
• LCCC GRADUATES
• World War II soldier finally receives his medals
• ATVs, fires targeted in Montage crackdown
• Man jumps to his death from W-B apartment balcony
• Leave no Marine behind
• Parent company of Times Leader sues former publisher; court papers reveal newspaper's sale price
• TL owner is suing former publisher
• So Ron Artest renamed himself, World Peace. Funniest/strangest name you've heard...
• Check out the latest photo of our new Science Building (and don't forget to come...
• Meet the Cooking Channel's newest host in DISH:
• Emery-Waterhouse will expand, hire up to 60 employees
• Harveys Lake man charged with robbing banks, stealing cars
• N.J. will implement sports betting, Gov. says
• Former NEIU director could spend summer in jail
• THIS JUST IN: The F.M. Kirby Center announces the lineup for the W. Curtis Montz...
• NYPD: Man implicates self in Patz disappearance
• ZZ Top and 3 Doors Down show cancelled
• AP sources: Corbett's top aide is leaving job
• Ciavarella appeals conviction
• Hurricane Bud strengthening in the Pacific
• Local wrestler Mark Maverick is ready to rumble in his debut match Saturday - cl...
• Today's Deal: $10 voucher for JUST $5 to The Snack Shack
• THIS JUST IN: Non-profit organization purchases the Sherman Theater in Stroudsburg
• HP's missteps culminate in loss of 27,000 jobs
• Doc who aided bin Laden raid sentenced
• Egyptians grapple with choice
• Iran, world powers duel over proposals
• Man pleads guilty to Obama Facebook threat
• Vets in #NEPA FREE 2 attend NEPA Veterans Employment Boot Camp - Register now! M...
• Deal may allow DeNaples to shed casino ties
• Fire on nuclear sub at Maine shipyard hurts 7
• Bank inquiry called flawed
• Man arrested in 1979 disappearance of NYC boy Patz
• Facebook, JPMorgan gaffs erode faith in Wall St.
• Monsignor: Cardinal wanted accusers kept unaware
• Search for Romney running mate in audition phase
• Phillip Phillips is the new 'American Idol'
• AWOL Muslim soldier guilty in Fort Hood bomb plot
• Tornado doesn't stop Kansas couple's wedding day
• Limbaugh bust security costs Mo. taxpayers $1,100
• Crestwood students, parents will protest proposed budget cuts
• UGI officials present West Wyoming compressor plan
• Local business leader George Sordoni dies in motorcycle wreck
• Psychiatrist to evaluate Lupas' competency
• Suspended Old Forge police chief under gaze of FBI
• Alleged meth lab operators were father, son
• Hearing delayed for man accused of sexual assault
• Seven Tubs open to public through Labor Day
• Jewelry stolen from merchants at Fine Arts Fiesta
• PennDOT begins repairs on Plymouth bridge
• Corrections & clarifications 5/24/12
• Ciavarella accuses judge of bias in his corruption trial
• Lawton blames vague budget for shortfall
• Burglar snatches sports memorabilia
• Man charged in marijuana sting
• Former coach pleads not guilty to child porn charge
• Hurdle removed for DeNaples casino license exit
• Parking consultant disputes city's claims
• Man charged in fatal wreck
• W-B chamber names new CEO
• Funniest thing you've seen while waiting in traffic. Go!
• Former high school football coach pleads not guilty to child porn charges
• Scranton band plans a 'Great Party' for debut EP:
• Let's see who knows where we are on this week's edition of Where Are We Wednesday!
• Old Forge police chief waives rights to preliminary hearing
• Hurdle removed for DeNaples casino license exit
• Ciavarella appeals conviction, accuses judge of bias
• We already answered on p. 2 of this week's issue, so now you tell us what celeb...
• Wilkes-Barre chamber names new CEO
• GET YOUR GAME ON: Robbie talks about the PlayStation Vita version of "Mortal Kom...
• Local businessman George Sordoni dies after motorcycle crash
• Father, son charged in meth lab bust
• Who can guess how many community service hours the football team took part in ov...
• NY bride who faked cancer sentenced to time served
• An easier way to view all the photos from Commencement weekend is to check out o...
• Junior Penguins looking to honor former teammate
• We have a lot of photos posted on Flickr from Commencement. Are you in one of th...
• Wilkes-Barre Chamber hires new CEO
• Alleged meth cook on house arrest for DUIs
• Secret Service agent fired in 2008 prostitute case
• Obama leads Pa. by 8 points, new poll finds
• Military leaders, Clinton push for sea treaty
• Defendant: FAMU band drum major wanted to be hazed
• While hunting affiliate, TCMC has 'Blue' aid
• DC zoo hand-raising cubs after rare cheetah birth
• Pakistan convicts doctor who aided bin Laden hunt
• Wider Secret Service misbehavior revealed
• Senator: Prostitution scandal wider than believed
• Regulators probe bank's role in Facebook IPO
• Suspected meth lab raided
• Oregon police: 5 dead in apparent murder-suicide
• L.A. bans plastic bags at markets
• Suspect sought in homicide
• Alleged Mom's Day robber: At least he called
• Pa. eyes school takeovers
• Dogs not mail carriers' best friend
• Lawton sees budget woes
• Wyoming Area sports programs could see cuts
• Senate committee approves bill changing distressed cities process
• Group concerned about routing trail through Dallas cemetery
• Shickshinny group unveils blueprint for flood recovery
• Trial begins in case of woman who went blind after heart surgery
• Manager warns county council of looming shortfall
• Call to mom on Mother's Day lands robbery suspect in jail
• Authorities raid Wilkes-Barre meth lab
• Coal Street traffic redirected as work continues
• 'Dope sick' suspect charged in W-B store robbery
• Wyoming County prison leadership will soon change
• Edwardsville man sought in West Side homicide
• Electric rates on the rise
• Bill restricting use of shackles on youths passes state Senate
• Four arrested in scam targeting senior citizens
• Teen's death brings about call to action
• Pelosi to help raise money for Cartwright
• 'Click It or Ticket' heats up for summer
• W-B drug house raided Tuesday night, officials say
• COVER STORY: Fresh-air fundraiser: Annual Mayday Music Festival expands, pays it...
• Time for action on pension crisis
• Edwardsville man sought in fatal shooting
• We're hard at work on this week's issue - what are YOU doing this lovely Tuesday...
• Contributor to great American middle dies
• Fresh off commencement – here are some apps to help our recent graduates on this...
• A number of photos from the College's ROTC commissioning ceremony on Saturday ha...
• Homicide charge filed in Edwardsville shooting
• Three arrested in raid of suspected meth lab
• UPDATE: Three in custody after raid on meth lab
• US Army more selective on recruits, re-enlistments
• N. Korea upgrading rocket launch site
• Man calls mother from store he allegedly robs
• Paterno earned $13.4 million pension at Penn State
• PPL to hike residential rates 15% on June 1
• Just graduated this past Saturday? Don’t forget to join our Alumni Facebook page...
• Lupas' capacity for trial in doubt
• Facebook stock slide deepens on 3rd trading day
• No so Lucky Charms: General Mills to eliminate about 850 jobs
• US sales of previously occupied homes up in April
• Jail's K-9 unit dogged by layoffs
• Power rates are going up
• Gunmen open fire at rally in Pakistan, 9 killed
• Paterno earned $13.4 million pension at Penn State
• WILKES FOOTBALL ANNOUNCES 2012 SCHEDULE
• Postal workers warn about dogs
• Crash on I-81 North in Luzerne County
• Two men jailed after Turkey Hill robbery
• Jail conditions for 3 accused at NATO summit protested
• Stevens began probe
• SR 309 South closed in W-B for gas leak
• Nevada wildfire spreads, destroys at least 2 homes
• COLONEL FOOTBALL SHINES DURING COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
• COLONEL FOOTBALL SHINES DURING COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
• Romney pads lead with Kentucky win
• Commercial space era dawns
• Auction claims it has vial with Reagan blood
• Joplin marks year since twister
• Legion No. 1 admits he knew of priest's kid in '05
• Controller: No need to hire auditor
• Everest will be crowded again days after 4 killed
• Man pleads guilty to trespassing on Mount Rushmore
• Defense, prosecution favor Lupas competency hearing
• Robert M. Sides stores honored for 75 years of service
• County council interviews 13 applicants for LCCC board
• Grill theft suspect not a killer, police say
• House panel blocks budget restoration amendments
• Old Forge police department draws more scrutiny
• Testing shows drilling mud spills didn't pollute creek
• Friends plan memorial service for Gary; Riverside to close Thursday
• PennDOT, police step up traffic enforcement this summer
• No affiliation for medical college, University of Scranton
• 'Homesick' transient returns to Wilkes-Barre
• Goodbye, old wooden bleachers. Hello, comfy new ones!
• Ex-Syracuse hoops coach's wife sues ESPN for libel
• Police arrest wrong man in Texas slaying
• Who attended Saturday's Commencement ceremony? If you couldn't be there - you ca...
• U of Scranton and TCMC end affiliation discussions
• Some very nice commencement stories to read. Click the link for the Citizens' Vo...
• Video shows waterfall rescue of Wash. state teen
• Man charged Friday not homicide suspect in Texas
• Check out some nifty photos by Jason Riedmiller from The Spinto Band's Vintage T...
• Man charged with stealing plates from The Times Leader
• Firm announces $380M gas pipeline expansion
• Today's Deal: $20 voucher towards your favorite ice cream or ice cream creations...
• Meet Robbie, our new columnist who'll be writing GET YOUR GAME ON.
• So, what was the best part of your weekend, NEPA?
• Father of webcam victim: Defendant has no remorse
• Judge refuses to delay Jerry Sandusky's trial
• Woman with flesh-eating disease takes own breaths
• UN nuke chief seeks pact on wider Iran probes
• Mary Kennedy remembered at private NYC gathering
• Al-Qaida hits back
• Miss. prison riot leaves guard dead, 8 hurt
• 1 dead in jet ski accident in western Pa.
• Golden Gate celebrates 75th with help of engineers
• Hispanic scholars honored
• Step-By-Step faces wrongful death suit
• Juvie placement costs stay low
• Mother, sister, daughter remembered
• Geisinger seeks gas drill facts
• Area residents audition for "Wheel of Fortune"
• Band cuts create note of discord
• King's College grad finds strength in family
• State legislature faces controversy over budget surplus
• House to vote on unemployment claim benefit dipping
• Robin Gibb is dead
• Police blotter 5/21/12
• Drums man injured in wreck remains critical
• Transient takes to the rails after Wilkes-Barre fire
• Community health centers get mixed quality of care evaluations
• Teen who inspired community dies after long cancer battle
• Meetings list
• Bee Gees' Robin Gibb dies
• Commencement will take place at 2 p.m. at the Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza....
• Tropical Storm Alberto weakens off Carolina coast
• Protesters gather for largest NATO demonstration
• A new status update for Facebook CEO
• Millions view 'ring of fire' eclipse
• Son: Libyan convicted in Lockerbie bombing is dead
• 13-year-old rescued at falls in Washington state
• Powerful quake kills at least 4 in northern Italy
• SpaceX rocket launch aborted in last half-second
• World leaders set to tackle Afghanistan's future
• 22 states join campaign finance fight
• Italians are rocked
• Thousands begin NATO protest march through Chicago
• Former British PM heckled in Maine college speech
• Tropical storm watch issued for parts of S.C. coast due to Alberto
• NAACP backs gay marriage
• Leaders want to fix the economy
• Prosecutors: Trio planned to attack Obama HQ
• Launch of SpaceX is aborted
• Plenty to do at Fine Arts Fiesta
• Bid in for Market Street train car
• County looks at merging services
• Hazleton purse snatcher sought
• Vintage train car will be scrapped
• On the town 5/20/12
• Fractured health care trust reeling
• Warm spring creates moldy mess for flood victims
• Life learning a theme at Misericordia
• Wilkes confers nearly 800 degrees
• Shickshinny eyes long-term plan
• Consumer index a reason for optimism
• A delicate balance in the Pa. Legislature
• People of all faiths are welcome to join us at 4 p.m. in the Scandlon Physical E...
• The future leaders of tomorrow! Commissioned as Second Lieutenants in the United...
• Step up for your community
• Cheers & jeers 5/20/12
• Cardinal's presence felt at Pa. church-abuse trial
• SpaceX launch aborted
• Excitement builds over eclipse
• Pa. judge charged with campaign corruption
• Wildfire scorches 12 square miles
• Bus driver who foiled kidnappers dies
• Loretta Lynn's age disputed in new AP documents
• CDC says baby boomers at risk for hepatitis C
• Stock or no stock, Facebook devotees plod on
• County gets $5,000 bid for train car
• Breathing fire into the economy
• Study: Free lunches do exist
• Dirty Girl Run raises charity race questions
• One graduate discovers that it's never too late
• A major feat for one graduate with 3 of them
• Chinese activist lands in U.S.
• Dems: GOP is hurting economy
• Deadliest twister also costliest
• Texas slaying suspect found here
• Facebook stock closes near flat
• Gone but not forgotten
• Authorities still quiet on Edwardsville murder probe
• Attorneys for suspended cops dismiss items found in search
• City parking sale could boost meter rates even higher
• Bill approved naming post office in trooper's honor
• Suspect in W-B theft sought in 2002 Fort Worth homicide
• On the Town: Fun events this weekend
• DeWeese out on bail after entering prison
• Prosecutors amend Sandusky charges
• Facebook facts
• Flush with success for toilet bids
• Obama backers attack Romney's business values
• Hazleton police chief, motorcyclist collide
• Boys charged with torching garage
• Former judge will mediate public defender lawsuit
• Edwardsville Kmart to reopen in August
• Not so fast, Pa. legislators
• STYLE FILES: It's all about ruffles + frills this bathing-suit season
• Check out photos from Senior Week 2012! Don't forget to tag yourself and your fr...
• It's supposed to be a gorgeous weekend - what will you be doing to enjoy it?
• Congratulations to the Class of 2012!
• The new Stephen King is this week's NOVEL APPROACH. Have you read it yet? What d...
• Man sentence in bath salts rampage involving child
• Juveniles charged in Nanticoke arson
• Learning Works pops up in Wilkes-Barre
• Electric City Restaurant Week ends today - will you be eating at one of the part...
• Commencement Rehearsal is at 1:30 p.m. today in the Scandlon Physical Education...
• Help spread the word!
• StArt! Live Art Competition takes place tonight at 6 p.m. at The Greater Scranto...
• Man wanted for Texas homicide captured in Wilkes-Barre
• Congratulations to Dr. Kathleen Hirthler, Assistant Professor of the Doctor of N...
• Meet Nona, this week's MODEL OF THE WEEK
• Hail our Royal Regent....
• Ga. woman faced with amputation: 'Let's do this'
• DA: Pa. Supreme Court Justice Melvin to be charged
• Obama gets bill to rename Pittston post office for fallen trooper
• A life of service to children is honored
• FIVE WILKES STUDENT-ATHLETES NAMED TO SPRING SPORTSMANSHIP TEAMS
• Remembrance
• Scranton center on closure list
• Bear drops in for visit in Noxen
• Edwardsville shooting victims ID'd
• House passes defense spending
• Woman learns worsening toll of flesh-eating bacteria
• French troops to leave
• The spirit of service
• Obama to tout $3B pledge for food security
• Jury to begin deliberations in John Edwards case
• Forum: Shale, health care bringing positive change
• 9/11 families upset over ground zero museum delays
• One arrested in Miss. highway shootings
• DeNaples resigns from bank board
• Records shed new light on killing
• Answers scarce in Edwardsville shooting
• Baby killer sentenced to life in prison
• County to sue former records storage consultant
• Obama nominates Mannion and Brann as federal judges
• Art is alive at Fine Arts Fiesta
• Condoms, panties receipts, marijuana found in Old Forge police desk
• Perjury indictment led to fall
• DeNaples steps down from bank board
• W-B nonprofit faces wrongful death suit
• County transfers $1.3M to employee pension fund
• Retirement board approves pension plans, issues refunds
• Van Halen postpones summer tour dates
• County's retirees won't get COLAs
• Get ready for a sizzling summer
• Symbol of '70s dies at age 63
• Vermont first to ban hydraulic fracturing
• 'Uninsurables' await decision
• Hazleton residents held at gunpoint in home invasion
• Fire marshal investigating Nanticoke garage fire
• Today's best bet 5/18/12
• Veterans Affairs officials extend help to servicemen
• Lake-Lehman unions battle district over health plan
• DeNaples resigns from FNCB board
• County files notice to sue records company
• A busy weekend of events begins with the ROTC Commissioning Ceremony at 10 a.m....
• A busy weekend events begins with the ROTC Commissioning Ceremony at 10 a.m. Sat...
• Postal Service to begin closing plants this summer
• We already answered on p. 2, so now it's your turn: What's your favorite video g...
• View the latest update in the progress made on construction of our new Science B...
• Gas rates to drop in December for UGI customers
• Condoms, panties receipts, marijuana found in Old Forge police chief's desk
• Malachy Mannion one of two nominated for federal judgeship
• DISH: Krugel’s Georgetown Deli & Beer was featured in the new Draft Magazine, re...
• Donna Summer, Queen of Disco, dies at 63
• Facebook prices IPO at $38 per share
• Carrie Underwood's "Blown Away" leads this week's ALBUM REVIEWS Read the review...
• Baby killer sentenced to life without parole
• USPS moving forward with plans to close mail processing centers
• Who knows why these people made the newspaper?
• Check out our pictures from last night's Mountaingrown with Drew Kelly
• Donna Summer, Queen of Disco, dies at 63
• Facebook set to price initial public offering
• State unemployment rate dropped in April
• Fate of some patients hinges on Supreme Court
• Owner of Impressions Media buys more papers
• CEO Zuckerberg outlines Facebook's 5 core values
• Fantasy Camp Productions hopes to raise funds via Kickstarter for a writers' col...
• Mich. Arby's burger had side order of finger
• Coroner: RFK Jr.'s wife died of hanging
• Verizon says it's ending unlimited data plans
• Police hold Canada diamond-swallower until evidence moves
• Man killed in Edwardsville shooting identified
• Chester County swim coach allegedly had sex with teen
• Shooting leaves one dead
• Minority births top whites
• Documents shed new light on Trayvon Martin killing
• Obama playing host to world leaders for summits
• RFK Jr.'s troubled estranged wife found dead in NY
• Google strives to enlighten with new search tool
• 'Ring of Fire' eclipse visible from China to Texas
• The Rev. Wright issue resurfaces
• Buzz on java: Drink to longer life
• Police identify Edwardsville shooting victim
• Police identify Edwardsville shooting victims
• Reclamation effort resumes at Avondale site
• Lawmaker seeks answers in wake of soldier deaths
• Memorial Day travel expected to rise as gas prices fall
• Wilkes-Barre Area school board considers tax hike
• County council moves to change mental health agency's name
• W-B City mum on value of parking assets
• Table games revenue increase from last April
• Plymouth man accused of stealing scrap metal
• Guyana native charged with aggravated ID theft
• Office manager charged with stealing from union
• Charges dropped against 18 who completed court programs
• Search warrant: Old Forge chief blocked domestic violence investigations for police friends
• Police investigating shooting on West Side
• Hospitals' finances improving
• County agency destined for name change
• Hospital profits jump statewide
• Restoration debate highlights vocational cuts for disabled
• Police: Man bets the tables, eats steak before stealing car
• Luzerne Foundation honors Hirthlers for service
• Second search warrant issued for Old Forge borough records
• Tonight at The Woodlands, it’s Weekender/Mountaingrown with Drew Kelly. Music st...
• Police: Drive-up ATM robbery thwarted by quick-thinking victim
• Do you know where we were on this week's edition of Where Are We Wednesday?
• Say hello to our new columnist, lifelong gamer Robbie Vanderveken, who will be p...
• Traffic Alert: Public Square closed to traffic for Fiesta
• Wilkes-Barre to seek at least $20M for lease of parking assets
• Dancer: $1,000 buttocks enhancement damaged lungs
• Lawyers: Criminal probe targets egg magnate, aides
• Jury convicts Steve Powell of voyeurism charges
• Route 309 south to close due to gas leak
• Suspect groom made odd phone call
• Bill would push Pa. turnpike speed limit to 70 mph
• Who will be attending the the Academic Awards Ceremony this Friday?
• 5 hospitalized after powder mailed to Pa. prison
• John Edwards, mistress will not testify
• Flight 93 memorial fundraiser raises $2M
• SORRY MOM & DAD: Justin is touched by #KeepFightingGary - and you should be, too.
• Today's Deal: $25 voucher to ArtStreet, USA & The Sweet Café for $12.50!
• Traffic closed on part of Public Square beginning Wednesday
• 2 dead in Bogota bombing targeting former minister
• Federal appeals court in Ore. takes up no-fly case
• Robbery at Hazleton Turkey Hill
• Evacs and drills pared near nuke plants
• Violence Against Women Act latest fight
• Delayed Medal of Honor awarded
• JPMorgan loss could dominate bank overhaul debate
• Role unlikely for George W. Bush in Romney bid
• April 2012 heats up as 5th warmest month globally
• Ratko Mladic's genocide trial gets under way
• GI killed in Cambodia clash awarded Medal of Honor
• Wound Care Nurse Needed
• Flight 93 memorial fundraiser raises $2 million
• Pittston Area preliminary budget includes slight tax increase
• Old Forge chief will fight charges
• End of line for rail station aid?
• Report: State control of liquor biz safer
• Swoyersville soldier loses battle against lung disease
• Some unvaccinated students barred from school
• Consultant set to put value on W-B parking assets
• Consultant set to put value on Wilkes-Barre parking assets
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• Group hopes to plug hole in anthracite mining history
• State to review keeping party affiliation on absentee ballots
• Nanticoke woman wrecks vehicle after police chase
• Ashley police investigating assault outside bar
• Today's Bet Bet 4/23/12
• U.S., Afghanistan make key deal
• Libertarian Summers sees long road ahead
• Hazleton police chief makes small changes to solve big problems
• Thanks to warm weather, insects spring up early
• Filmmaker presents father's documentary on Nazi war crime trials
• UPDATE: Explosion, fireball reported in Nevada, California
• Sarkozy the fighter in battle of his career
• Monitors improve Syrian hotspot
• Today's Deal: $30 worth of FUN at Rich's Golf and Fun Center for ONLY $15
• More firings expected in Secret Service scandal
• Case of missing boy winds through years
• Trump unveils project on Georgia's Black Sea coast
• Philly election officials take up GOP complaints
• Dig for missing boy continues in NYC basement
• U.N. monitors visit Homs
• Europe gets debt warning
• Key Watergate figure dead at 80
• Army looks at soldier drug use
• Elderly couple dead in case of murder-suicide
• Test of new voter ID law worries elections director
• PRIMARY 2012: Negativity, attacks dominate 17th race
• PRIMARY 2012: Stilp, Vinsko agree on plenty, play nice
• Minister spurs teen's mourners to action
• Local historians hope to chronicle lost sport
• As plea approaches, Case against Mellow remains a mystery
• Bambino marker will headline W-B Cherry Blossom Festival
• Bernstein: Nation's political system is broken
• PSU trustee candidates use spring game to campaign
• Sports gear washing up on Alaska beach may be first of Japanese tsunami debris
• Coroner: Man murdered wife, then killed himself
• 18TH RANKED WILKES WOMEN’S TENNIS BLANK VALIANTS 9-0 TO CLINCH TOP SEED
• WILKES MEN’S TENNIS CLINCHES TOP SEED IN FREEDOM TOURNAMENT WITH 8-1 WIN AT MANHATTANVILLE
• Credit Union Robbed
• LIVE: Defense prevails at Blue-White Game
• Watergate figure Charles Colson has died at 80
• DESALES SWEEPS WILKES SOFTBALL IN FREEDOM DOUBLEHEADER
• WILKES WOMEN’S LACROSSE FALLS TO FDU-FLORHAM ON SENIOR DAY, 18-9
• WILKES BASEBALL CONCLUDES SEASON SERIES WITH DESALES DROPPING TWO GAMES; MATT RUCH COLLECTS 200TH HIT
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• A divided Congress confronts a rising cyberthreat
• Lyrids meteor shower to occur during new moon
• Killer says he hunted teens down
• EPA tests show high level of arsenic in Dimock well
• Zimmerman apologizes, gets bail
• Gasoline cost fall a relief to public
• Handyman denies involvement in Patz case
• Area state rep admits lack of college degree
• Police investigating nursing home resident's death
• Legislators voice varying opinions on Corbett's proposed budget cuts
• Winstead probe ‘moving in a good direction’
• Judge delays Pasonick's deadline to report to jail
• Citizens Bank sues embattled attorney Lupas
• Crestwood budget proposal implements staff reduction
• Today's best bet 4/21/12
• Weapons search conducted at Coughlin
• Rescued animals available at pet store reopening
• Dunmore man pleads guilty to baby boy's murder, faces up to 40 years in prison
• Three injured after car chase that ended on Interstate 81 near Dunmore
• AG: White Haven man sent explicit photos to agent posing as teen
• Levee fee liens confuse taxpayers
• Three arrested for heroin possession
• Sibling rivalry heads to court over family restaurant name
• Lawton foresees shrinking government
• 8 vie to become Forty Fort manager
• Fact-finding mission for DA
• Prosecution records take center stage in Democratic AG primary
• Rose resigns as president of SWB Yankees
• Project promotes understanding of living with disabilities
• Fine Arts Fiesta accepting adult, student juried art entries Saturday
• Man charged with child pornography
• Check out Jason Riedmiller's photos from The Menzingers' show at Redwood Art Spa...
• SWB Yankees president resigns
• Penn State pays Paterno family under his contract
• DESALES UPENDS WILKES BASEBALL 9-2 IN SERIES OPENER
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• This week's STYLE FILES tells you how you can become a pin-up girl.
• The weather is looking good today! If you could blow off work and do anything y...
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• Times Square 'fan confetti' to honor Dick Clark
• Happy Friday! Meet Courtney, this week's MODEL OF THE WEEK
• Heard about Wilkes’ new Metro Surgical Robotics Lab? Learn more about yesterday’...
• Judge commutes man's death sentence based on exclusion of black jurors
• 'Dark Shadows' actor Frid dies
• UPDATE: George Zimmerman's bail set at $150,000
• Indians closer fined $750 for tweet
• Pakistani passenger jet with 127 on board crashes
• W.Va. artist charged with littering in potty prank
• Ohio police bring lost man home, 280 miles away
• George Zimmerman seeks bail in Trayvon Martin case
• Pennsylvania unemployment rate falls in March
• Rare 1792 penny sells for $1.15 million
• CA pedophile wants out of state mental hospital
• FBI searches for remains of first milk carton kid
• All 127 feared dead in crash of Pakistan airliner
• PSU pays $6 million to Paterno estate
• Reports to detail post-Super Tuesday campaign cash
• Regional EMA building plans discussed
• Officials eyeing pension oddities
• Kazakhstan journalist targeted in savage attack
• Cartwright: Ad went 'too far'
• Holden on defensive over campaign ad spots
• W-B Area School Board members brainstorm cuts
• Police Blotter 4/20/12
• Woman reports armed robbery in Plymouth
• Police: Shoe thief kicked, threatened officer at mall
• Suspected drunken driver caught after high-speed chase
• Feds bust Pittston-based drug ring; 10 face charges
• Holden, Cartwright agree: End attack ads
• WVW officials poised to close 2 elementary schools
• Flora withdraws injunction request to prevent firing
• County to vote on detectives pact
• Misericordia president announces retirement
• N.Y. residents charged in shoplifting conspiracy
• Attorney on city parking lease makes $535 per hour
• Pierce Street Bridge traffic patterns altered
• Edwardsville steps up patrols to stop illegal dumping
• Political scene 4/20/12
• Lawsuit: FNCB board member offered sweetheart loan to creditor
• Long-anticipated access road project set to begin next year
• University president stepping down
• Ex-W-B administrator was paid more than $8,130
• 'Survivor' skills for Libertarians
• Defender withdraws job motion
• Norway killer trained by playing video game
• Levon Helm, key member of The Band, dead at age 71
• Steve Husted, Creative Director made this cheese for a Weekender mouse...
• The ribbon was cut on a new lab in the Stark Learning Center today - the Metro S...
• WILKES SOFTBALL MANAGES SPLIT WITH PSU HAZLETON
• WILKES MEN’S TENNIS SCORES 7-2 WIN AGAINST MORAVIAN
• Want to see how much progress has been made on our New Science Building? Check o...
• Nice story in today's Citizens Voice about the Reach-HEI program. Read it here:...
• Misericordia president MacDowell will retire in 2013
• Plymouth police seek info on armed robbery
• Safety, location at issue if Zimmerman is released
• Check out our review of Tuesday's Red Green show at the Kirby!
• 9 nabbed in Pittston drug bust
• Tonight, Sector One presents the first of two W-B shows this week. Find out more...
• Small plane sinks into Gulf; lost pilot contact
• Holden: No more negative ads
• Pierce Street Bridge traffic switch begins tonight
• Luzerne County agrees not to fire Flora for filing suit against county
• 9 nabbed in apparent drug bust
• Dr. Kyle Kreider and Dr. Thomas Baldino took 10 students to the Supreme Court on...
• It's not a drought, but ...
• Misericordia University President to retire
• Misericordia President Michael A. MacDowell to retire
• Syrian agents fire at activists near monitors
• Zoning, education link is examined
• Secret Service tries to quell furor over scandal
• Sterling demolition discussed
• Safety practices still a concern 2 years after Gulf of Mexico oil spill
• Armed robbery in Plymouth
• Jonathan Frid, actor in 'Dark Shadows,', dies at 87
• Plane lands at JFK after bird strike
• Nardone asked Clark to play All Stars' song on television show.
• Secret Service tries to quell furor over scandal
• 'Oldest teenager' Dick Clark dies
• Romney says Obama's jobs record a failure
• Controversial ad adds vitriol to 17th District battle
• Brush fire season lives up to its name in NEPA
• Man shot by police still hospitalized, hearing postponed
• Newark mayor's appearance at Wilkes canceled
• Committee proposes $37M upgrade at Moon Lake Park
• Today's best bet 4/19/12
• Police participating in prescription drug take-back day
• Political rally organizers seek to educate voters
• FBI, police raid Pittston business
• Casey seeks to delay loss of 300 postal jobs in Scranton
• Election officials allow use of expired licenses to get new IDs
• Cat food theft brings felony charge
• Latinos get a boost with college program
• 8 nabbed in apparent drug bust
• WBA assistant solicitor's bills rose substantially
• Afghan corpse photos prompt apology
• Welch touts business sense
• Ideas for a dream Moon Lake aim high
• Media say India tests missile that can hit Beijing
• Challenger for Casey seat criticizes GOP opponent
• Paterno family lawyer blasts book on PSU scandal
• Dunmore man charged with murder
• FBI agents, police conduct Pittston raid
• FBI, police conduct raid in Pittston
• Poll finds support for Afghanistan war deteriorating among voters
• So, "The Three Stooges" reboot was ... funny? Who knew?
• WILKES WOMEN’S TENNIS EDGES MUHLENBERG 5-4 TO STAY PERFECT
• No charges in death of Calif girl, 10, after fight
• Mayor Cory Booker Cancels Appearance at Wilkes University Rosenn Lecture on Apri...
• Do you know where we are on this week’s edition of Where Are We Wednesday? Take...
• Three Secret Service agents out after scandal
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark has died
• Drew Kelly will release his CD “Running Time” Saturday at The Bog, but you can l...
• Curley, Schultz request delay
• Wilkes' Rosenn lecturer cancels appearance
• Chesapeake Energy refuses order to stop
• Judge quits Trayvon Martin case; cites conflict
• Mark your calendar! Decorated scholar Dr. Nancy Sherman of Georgetown University...
• Can you name a Wilkes women’s tennis player who’s unbeaten this year and was jus...
• Pilot plans insanity defense in flight disruption
• Panetta apologizes for photos with corpses
• Retired Ill. couple claims share of $656M jackpot
• EPA to reduce gas drilling pollution
• COVER STORY: Life in color - Dayglow Tour paints NEPA neon
• EPA to reduce gas drilling pollution
• Millennium Falcon? No, just Allentown high school
• Building Trust
• Judge asked to sign off on BP oil spill settlement
• Dunmore man charged with murder in shaken baby death
• New shrimp-like species found in New Mexico cave
• Attempted child luring in Hazle Township
• Kulick gets 9 months in prison
• Rubio's immigration push a potential lift for GOP
• Holocaust survival tale
• Out in the field
• Fines for interference left untouched
• Bin Laden family deportation hits snag
• Direct-to-Orlando flights returning to WBS airport
• Vinsko prioritizes job creation, economic growth
• Feds: Levee minimally acceptable
• 'Delaware loophole' protested
• House GOP targeting food stamps for cuts
• Bernstein: John Paul II a pillar of 20th century
• Holocaust survivor shares experience with students
• Former elections director hires lawyer
• Council debates punishment for charter violations
• Airport adds non-stop flights to Orlando
• Superintendent: Pittston may not replace all retiring teachers
• Harveys Lake council approves police station relocation
• Today's best bet 4/18/12
• Self-proclaimed 'Bone Daddy' gets five years
• Arguments in Flora’s lawsuit against county set for Friday
• Pulitzer-winner Carl Bernstein schools journalism students
• Judge sends Kulick back to prison
• Comic Green provides plenty of laughs
• Charges against Dupont councilman dropped
• Hazleton murder trial set to begin April 30
• Scrap metal thefts reported in Laflin
• WILKES BASEBALL TOO MUCH FOR PSU WILKES-BARRE IN 28-0 VICTORY
• BIG SECOND HALF LIFTS MISERICORDIA OVER WILKES WOMEN'S LAX, 27-18
• A campus farewell was held for Dr. and Mrs. Gilmour - view photos from the gathe...
• Prosecutors: Woman killed due to a debt
• Obama proposes steps to curb oil market manipulation
• Mother shot dead, newborn taken near Houston
• Today's Weather 4/18/12
• Red Green - who performs at the Kirby tonight - talked to us "aboot" taking his...
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• Scaling back tribute
• Helping restoration after flood
• Flying highway sign kills Pennsylvania woman
• Cleveland bishop to reopen 12 closed parishes
• Murphy: $300/hr. consultant
• Zimmerman seeks a new judge in Trayvon Martin case
• Hundreds of Palestinians declare hunger strike
• US Army general: 'We let the boss down'
• Woman allegedly aided flight
• Dem hopeful's fundraising slows down
• District lines don't prevent run by Vinsko
• Divided county council OKs gas fee
• Unlocking nature
• Too little sleep making us sick
• County council supports litigation over Yankees sale
• Elections board prepares for primary
• West Pittston flood victims present ideas for borough's recovery
• Methodist team helps homeowners rehabilitate flood-ravaged houses
• Students turn mine waste into tie dye
• Pennsylvania American Water announces water-main replacement projects
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• Suspect wearing surgical mask sought in bank robbery
• Hazleton area golf courses under new ownership
• Area foreclosures drop by 41 percent in first quarter
• Police: Man shot by W-B officer brutally beat robbery victim
• Captured fugitive suspected in Hanover robbery, police shooting
• Exeter man accused of assaulting ex-girlfriend
• Law clerk's book honors Judge Max Rosenn
• Voice earns 11 SPJ awards, including four top finishes for flood coverage
• Last-minute tax filers face limited extended postal hours
• Holden piles up endorsements in 17th Congressional District race
• Gonda's restaurant sold to new owner
• Split county council approves drilling impact fee 6-5
• Zimmerman seeks a new judge in Trayvon Martin case
• HEY HOCKEY FANS! CHECK OUT THIS DEAL!
• WILKES GOLFERS FINISH FIFTH AT MISERICORDIA INVITATIONAL
• WILKES SOFTBALL EARNS SPLIT WITH LYCOMING
• Could better tornado warnings cause complacency?
• Police searching for Hazle Township bank robber
• Congress probes GSA's Vegas spree
• Top House tax-writer open to Romney ideas on taxes
• Former TSA officer pleads guilty to bribery
• Inmate's lawsuit says lawsuit says circumcision 'robbed' him
• Tour manager may be key to stage collapse lawsuits
• Latest NFL concussion suit cites Saints' bounties
• Zimmerman asks for new judge; cites case conflict
• Gov. Corbett ceremonially signs small games of chance
• Ex-priest testifies to alleged abuse by pastor
• Harrisburg Patriot News wins Pulitzer prize for Sandusky stories
• Key witness in Pa. corruption case to be sentenced
• Looking for something different to do tonight? Sociologist Dr. Ashley Mears will...
• Boy to school officials: Mom, sister dead at home
• Bank robbery in Hazle Township
• Today's Deal: 2 Large, 1 Topping, Hand-Tossed Pizzas for $13 ($27.50 value)
• NORTH CENTRAL LITTLE LEAGUE DEDICATES SEASON TO FORMER COLONEL DAVID “MO” MORGAN
• Hey there, NEPA! How was your weekend?
• PAWC announces $1.8M water line upgrade
• Did you know that Wilkes alumna and comedian Teri Granahan is speaking at the Wo...
• ALLY KRISTOFCO NAMED FREEDOM WOMEN’S TENNIS PLAYER OF THE WEEK
• Museum is final frontier for Discovery
• Warrants issued for two women
• Factory collapse kills 5 in northern India
• Domestic violence charges dismissed against Dupont councilman
• Romney taps longtime adviser to head VP search
• UN strongly condemns N. Korea rocket launch
• Fugitives are captured
• U.S. readies big Afghan offensive
• Torn apart by twisters
• PennDOT's NEPA roadwork schedule for April 14-22
• Norway killer admits massacre, claims self-defense
• Family members ID woman, child killed in Pa. fire
• Shelling in Syria as UN monitors begin mission
• Political Scene (4/16/12)
• Police Blotter 4/16/12
• Salt surplus soars after mild Pa. winter
• Massachusetts: Political boom town
• Dole recalls salads for salmonella risk
• Woman killed during home invasion in Pa.
• Stilp says he can fix Congress
• Fans remember Pollock
• Life on the run ends for duo
• Maximus to hire 60 people at Moosic center
• Large fight at softball field leaves one man injured
• PCN to offer live primary coverage next week
• Harveys Lake Council will discuss police headquarters
• W-B Crime Watch announces this week's meetings
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• Two W-B men charged in deadly Allentown shooting
• County elections board moves on without Piazza
• Women's issues at forefront of election
• More than 1,750 tap first Electric City Brew Fest
• Lackawanna County Prison moves to fill vacancies
• Two W-B men arrested in connection to Allentown homicide
• W-B family falls victim to online vehicle scam
• Gronosky, Williams captured in Montgomery County
• WILKES WOMEN’S TENNIS PERFECT AT NYU, 9-0
• WILKES MEN’S TENNIS UPENDED BY NYU, 8-1
• Gronosky, Williams captured
• Today's Deal: $20 for a Value Pack of Dotz ($50 value)
• Legendary journalist to speak about the 'history of our time'
• Events mark Titanic's 100th
• 1 dead, 4 missing in yacht race accident
• Your passport to fun
• Seniors receive scholarships at High Tea
• Business loan fund owed $30M
• Area legislators understand cutbacks
• Paper checks will end next year
• Truce eroding as first U.N. monitors head to Syria
• N. Korean leader makes 1st public speech
• Pope nears two milestones
• Disaster's 100th marked
• Midwest tornadoes: authorities say 5 dead in Okla.
• Funding is cut for Pa. pre-school programs
• Fans recall Pollock
• Town halls hallmark of N.J. governor's tenure
• Cheney well after heart transplant
• Events around the world mark Titanic centenary
• Shooting suspect still at large
• Holden gets Sen. Casey's backing in writing
• Law provides Zimmerman additional chances in legal fight
• Midwest states hit with storms
• Hundreds gather at Scranton rally to criticize education funding cuts
• Hazleton woman finds Titanic history in family garage
• Carney backs Holden
• Nanticoke woman charged with hindering search for suspect
• 'Pink slime' spurs beef backlash
• Local anglers find success as trout season opens
• Deceased student will get degree
• Pump prices vary thanks to state taxes
• Candidates' deficit-solving plans short on specifics
• Budget guts Pa. watchdog agencies, offices
• Cleveland's Rock Hall welcomes new class
• NKorean leader speaks publicly for first time
• Twinkies maker Hostess gives unions 'final' offer
• Cheers & jeers 4/15/12
• WILKES BASEBALL DROPS PAIR OF GAMES AT KING’S TO CONCLUDE SEASON SERIES
• WILKES BASEBALL DROPS PAIR OF GAMES AT KING’S TO CONCLUDE SEASON SERIES
• Forecasters: Dangerous storms moving into Midwest
• With new heart, Cheney speaks over an hour in Wyo.
• LADY COLONELS TENNIS EXTENDS WIN STREAK TO 13 WITH 9-0 WIN OVER KING’S
• LADY COLONELS TENNIS EXTENDS WIN STREAK TO 13 WITH 9-0 WIN OVER KING’S
• WILKES MEN’S TENNIS POSTS 7-2 WIN OVER KING’S
• WILKES MEN’S TENNIS POSTS 7-2 WIN OVER KING’S
• FIRST HALF DEFICIT TOO MUCH FOR LADY COLONELS LACROSSE IN DEFEAT AT ARCADIA
• FIRST HALF DEFICIT TOO MUCH FOR LADY COLONELS LACROSSE IN DEFEAT AT ARCADIA
• WILKES SOFTBALL STUMBLES AGAINST KING’S LOSING TWO
• WILKES SOFTBALL STUMBLES AGAINST KING’S LOSING TWO
• 5 service members confined in misconduct probe
• Jolie-Pitt engagement certain to fuel media frenzy
• 'Life-threatening' storms feared for Midwest
• Cost of study about leasing W-B parking sites draws questions
• Candidates squabble over war chests
• Space flop a setback for Korea
• Wild night for Vermont governor
• Newark mayor saves fire victim
• Woman arrested in connection with Gronosky case
• Colombia summit scandal widens
• Iran nuke talks go to 2nd round in Baghdad
• Politicians, police speak out against Head Start cuts
• Moscow man charged in rape of 11-year-old
• Stilp brings warrior mentality to 11th Congressional District run
• Holden admits 17th District race is tough
• Holden, Cartwright rack up big spending on campaigns
• Exhibit illustrates Titanic connection with Wilkes-Barre
• Williams Partners report details blast, leaves many questions
• Attorney, firm backed Leighton ahead of contract
• Journalist Bernstein to discuss John Paul's legacy
• Police: Robbery suspect shot at trooper
• Baseball deal still being fine-tuned
• Authorities again search friend's home in Winstead investigation
• Hanover Twp. man faces credit card fraud charges
• Kulick misses probation hearing, returns to prison
• Today's best bet 4/14/12
• California seeks exemption to Army Corps of Engineers policy on levee vegetation California seeks exemption to Army Corps of Engineers policy on levee vegetation
• Forecasters say Saturday storms 'life threatening'
• WILKES BASEBALL POSTS 16-6 WIN OVER KING’S BEHIND FLECKNOE’S STRONG PITCHING
• WILKES BASEBALL POSTS 16-6 WIN OVER KING’S BEHIND FLECKNOE’S STRONG PITCHING
• A nice story in the local papers about the College's McGowan Hispanic Outreach p...
• Overkill's substantial new release leads this week's ALBUM REVIEWS
• Police conduct second search of Hill Street home
• Bloomsburg tames the brew this weekend, and NEPA man vies for the title of PETA’...
• Company set to hire 60 people at Moosic location
• Craig Yoe oozes creativity - which is probably why he's part of tomorrow's Creat...
• Investigators return to search Hill Street home
• Romney, Gingrich and Paul headed to Pa.
• Suze will release its debut CD tomorrow night, but you can learn more by reading...
• Affidavit: Zimmerman did not use racial slur
• Who knows the Wilkes’ baseball player who recently broke the school record for c...
• NOVEL APPROACH: Lauren Conrad plays "The Fame Game" with new book
• Police seek info on robbery suspect who fired shots at trooper
• Police: Robbery suspect fired shots at trooper
• Syria truce largely holds but 5 killed in protests
• Obama tax return shows 2011 earnings of $789,674
• Confusion slowed W-B police
• Wilkes-Barre looking to lease meters and garages
• Transport funding gets a hearing
• Agreement, not clash, in 11th District face-off
• Flora seeks court order to hire more public defenders
• Zimmerman awaits arraignment
• Newark mayor rescues neighbor from burning house
• ONLINE EXTRA: Members of moe. to play benefit at Jazz Cafe
• Hill Street house searched again
• Kinkade battled alcoholism, family member says
• Wanted man fires at state trooper
• Obama sticks up for Ann Romney
• Suspect in NH police chief killing found dead
• Atty: Zimmerman bail hearing to be held next week
• Romney to woo key conservative group at NRA event
• Survivors help end executions in Conn.
• Search warrant creates mystery
• Judge won't toss Sandusky charges, rejects statute argument
• Shaky cease-fire begins in Syria
• Lawton: Interest by public welcome
• WSJ article spotlights race in 11th
• Seminary eyes street closure
• Vinsko, Stilp engage in congenial debate
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• Voice earns sweepstakes recognition
• Parking consultant raises eyebrows in W-B
• Group offers plan for properties near W-B movie complex
• Dupont man accused of stealing from neighborhood bar
• Lawton: Expect more county service cuts, fewer jobs in 2013
• Historical society event commemorates Titanic voyage
• Ga. official recommends sales tax to fund Pa. infrastructure upgrades
• Robber flees Radio Shack location with cash
• Sewer management employee pepper sprayed, assaulted
• DEP sets meeting to discuss compressor explosion
• Today's best bet 4/13/12
• DA: Family that resides in home searched during shooting probe has remained in contact
• West Pittston community group seeks public's input
• Harveys Lake officials clarify dispatching issue with county
• Beauty pageant contestant takes on mother's cancer
• PCN to air congressional town halls
• Hanover Twp. business will add 80 jobs
• W-B to move forward on parking asset lease plan
• South Korea says North's launch "failure"
• Citizens' Voice claims Keystone sweepstakes award
• House leader defends new Pa. drilling law
• WILKES BASEBALL CRUISES PAST PSU WILKES-BARRE, 26-3
• WILKES BASEBALL CRUISES PAST PSU WILKES-BARRE, 26-3
• WILKES SOFTBALL DROPS PAIR OF GAMES AT SUSQUEHANNA
• WILKES SOFTBALL DROPS PAIR OF GAMES AT SUSQUEHANNA
• SKorea says NKorea has fired long-range rocket
• Hanover company's consolidation will create 80 local jobs
• Judge refuses to toss charges against Sandusky
• Police investigating robbery at Wilkes-Barre Twp. store
• Have you registered for summer classes yet? Find out everything you need to know...
• Ann Romney fires back at never-worked charge
• Seniors upset following Arkansas town's bingo ban
• Check out our photos from last night's Mountaingrown featuring Suze!
• Employers not obligated to ensure workers take lunch break
• Judge refuses to toss charges against Sandusky
• Report: Collapsed Ind. fair stage didn't meet code
• Employee robbed, assaulted at Hanover business
• Probe finds overcrowded conditions at Pa. egg farm
• Certech to add 80 manufacturing jobs in Hanover Township
• JetBlue pilot indicted for flight disruption
• Who is taking part in the Annual History Day today from 12 to 4 p.m.
• NHL fines Weber for blow to Zetterberg's head
• Today's Deal: $35 voucher for only $17.50 to Summer Glow Tanning
• Busy night on campus! King's Theater Department stirs up the 'Rumor' mill with a...
• STAGE: The Music Box gets "All Shook Up"
• Precautionary evacuation at World Financial Center
• Harry Potter author to release new book
• Stocks surge; Hewlett-Packard leads Dow higher
• Jury selection under way in John Edwards trial
• Judge: Seattle man not guilty in 50-year-old rape
• All Clear sounded after NYC bomb squad called to 2 World Financial Center
• They live!
• Police: Fatal fire started by lighter
• Zimmerman charged in killing
• Mountain Top man dies from car crash injuries
• They're breaking down barriers
• Cummings introduces self to area
• Stilp upset that debate cannot be taped
• Syria vows to adhere to deadline set by U.N.
• Minivan rams into pedestrians in Japan; 8 killed
• N.Y. man faces trial in 'Paternoville' sign theft
• State panel to meet again on redistricting plan
• J.K. Rowling's next book: 'The Casual Vacancy'
• Docs say drilling law hurts health
• Piazza fired as director of elections
• Strong earthquake strikes off the coast of Mexico
• Woman assaulted during robbery at business
• Zimmerman makes court appearance in Fla. shooting
• Counselors meet with GAR students
• Chickenpox vaccinations offered at two free clinics
• Elections director Piazza fired 2 weeks before primary
• Suspect in W.Va. murder waives extradition
• Motorist dies after crashing into assisted living facility
• Today's best bet 4/12/12
• Neighborhood pays final respects to GAR student
• Heartache & love
• Cartwright touts his mission
• Appeal of regulators' ruling already under way
• Bank left to ponder future in wake of DeNaples' departure
• Youths recount how Children's Service Center changed their lives
• Namey: No immediate plans to close Meyers
• Pastor, Irishman Callahan dead at 67
• W-B officer cleared of wrongdoing in shooting
• Gov.: Blame school boards for tax hikes
• Judge denies feds’ request to seal Mellow documents
• Regulations could phase out coal plants after 2030
• Barletta learns of courts’ success
• Something's brewing: NEPA's newest brewery makes first batch
• Public hearing on deal to sell SWB Yanks might be Monday
• Logging plans put Heslop Road paving on hold
• Community mourns Tyler Winstead
• Zimmerman charged in killing
• TONIGHT at The Woodlands, it’s Weekender/Mountaingrown with SUZE in the Streamsi...
• W-B officer cleared in shooting
• It's time for this week's edition of Where Are We Wednesday - how many of you wi...
• Learn how to build your confidence with this week's JUST FOR THE HEALTH OF IT
• WILKES SOFTBALL SPLITS WITH FDU-FLORHAM IN FREEDOM DOUBLEHEADER
• Judge halts zoning limits in Pa. gas drilling law
• Mellow case documents now public
• Tom Pizano expected to be interim election head
• Official: Murder charge in Trayvon Martin killing
• Official: Charges coming in Trayvon Martin death
• GET PEARCE-D: Guy Pearce talks new movie "Lockout" - and the upcoming super-secr...
• Teammates, large crowd gather for Winstead funeral
• Piazza terminated from county elections director position
• Man shot by police charged with home invasion
• Coroner's office identifies Mountain Top man killed in crash
• Public hearing, authority meeting on baseball franchise sale planned for early next week
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• Married gay couples sue for immigration rights
• Blagojevich aide sentenced to 2 years
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• Lupas promised investors drilling money
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• 3 Syrian soldiers die in clashes with rebels
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• Today's best bet 3/28/12
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• Police Blotter 3/26/12
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• Today's Best Bet 3/26/12
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• COLONEL BASEBALL SWEEPS PENN STATE HAZLETON IN SUNDAY DOUBLEHEADER
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• Ex-VP Cheney recovering after heart transplant
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• Senators ask feds to probe requests for passwords
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• WILKES BASEBALL FALLS TWICE AT FDU-FLORHAM IN FREEDOM TWINBILL
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• WILKES WOMEN’S LACROSSE MOVES TO 5-0 WITH 16-4 WIN AT CEDAR CREST
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• Feds: Swoyersvilla man took $5K in bribes in role as prison guard
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• Today's best bet 3/24/12
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• WILKES SOFTBALL EDGED AT ALVERNIA IN NON-CONFERENCE DOUBLEHEADER
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• County council debates hiring policy
• DeNaples family scores partial victory in tax dispute
• 'Bone Daddy' pleads guilty to assault
• Video evidence permitted in Hazleton murder trial
• Suspect sought in home invasion in West Pittston
• PennDOT announces bridge weight limit
• Harveys Lake police chief makes case for new headquarters
• Program lends helping hand to Noxen students
• Embattled Yuknavich resigns from road worker post
• Former county HR director will begin serving sentence April 25
• Ailing convicted rapist seeks release to hospice
• Mellow resigns from bank board
• Corrections & clarifications 3/21/12
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• Environmental groups release impact fee vote scorecard
• Webinars offer lessons on new drilling law
• InterMetro's plan to close plant will have 'minimal impact' at W-B site
• Injured serviceman provides inspiration
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• Judge recuses himself from Mellow case
• WILKES WOMEN’S TENNIS CONTINUES UNBEATEN STREAK WITH 5-4 VICTORY AT BLOOMSBURG
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• Five face charges from Hanover Twp. fight
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• Police: Toddler falls to death from 5th floor window
• Toddler falls to death from 5th floor window
• Two arrested in Duryea stabbing, charges expected against victim
• Two arrested in Duryea stabbing, charges expected against third man
• Lawton names interim finance chief
• Council to interview flood authority candidates
• Road work begins to install Wilkes-Barre water main
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• Ransom Twp. official resigns after irregularities in finances found
• Ransom Twp. official resigns after irregularities found
• PTO treasurer charged with stealing funds
• State employee, wife accused of taking $80K in kickbacks
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• Plans come together for a post-flood West Pittston
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• Murder victim's family: Justice was served
• Luzerne County Sheriff's Office expands gun permit hours
• Monkeying around lands Ashley man in jail
• Nearly two dozen investors are suing attorney Lupas
• Emanski requests early termination to probation
• DEP asks gas driller to help remedy Franklin Twp. methane spike
• Lightning strike causes power outage in Plymouth area
• Funny business not so funny
• Stoss found guilty of first-degree murder
• Allentown man appointed to interim county position
• Two arrested in Duryea stabbing, charges expected against victim
• PTO treasurer charged with stealing cash
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• State employee, wife charged with taking $80,000 in kickbacks
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• Police investigate alleged altercation in Duryea
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• Students without vaccines may be forced out of school
• West Pittston group to reveal recovery project proposals
• This week's meetings 3/19/12
• Fate turns on legislative powerbrokers
• Pittston police search for armed robbery suspect
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• School officials fear change means less money for busing
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• WILKES BASEBALL FALLS TWICE AT EASTERN IN FREEDOM DOUBLEHEADER
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• WILKES WOMEN’S TENNIS MOVES TO 7-0 WITH 7-2 WIN OVER ELIZABETHTOWN
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• WILKES WOMEN’S LACROSSE DEFEATS PSU ABINGTON IN HOME OPENER, 17-12
• WILKES WOMEN’S LACROSSE DEFEATS PSU ABINGTON IN HOME OPENER, 17-12
• Happy St. Patrick's Day! What does everyone have planned?
• Defense in Stoss murder case questions investigator
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• Mellow's status on board at bank, insurance company under review
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• W-B City Council changes meeting date to March 22
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• Attempted abduction near school in Hazleton prompts heightened security
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• WILKES BASEBALL SURGES PAST EASTERN IN FREEDOM OPENER, 14-7
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• Today's Weather 3/16/12
• Woman rescued from Kingston porch roof following early fire
• Verve Vertu showcases local talent in annual arts show
• Protect investors from corporate greed
• For the sixth consecutive year, King's has been named to the President's Higher...
• Unfold the story on Dirty Three's new album
• Congratulations to Shane Everett and Tyler Lauchaire who were recently named to...
• Men rescued from river after boat capsizes
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• Bruce Springsteen's new album keeps listeners on their toes
• Who has seen what our education students studying abroad in Malaysia have been u...
• Morning folks!! Do redheads have more fun? Find out in STYLE FILES
• Former state Sen. Mellow to be charged; plea deal expected
• Mellow will plead guilty, faces up to 5 years in prison
• Witness testifies she saw Stoss with victim
• Youth camp worker faces molestation charges
• Seven teachers retiring from WVW; hirings uncertain
• Woman, son jump from shooter at W-B apartments
• Lackawanna commissioner calls on Mandalay to rebuild trust
• Hazleton man charged with dealing heroin
• Shots fired in Hazleton neighborhood
• Lupas client lost $125K in savings
• If bilked victims need help
• Attorney's mental health in question
• West Pittston Library will be read all over
• Machete attack suspect: 'I didn't do it'
• Do you know where we are on this week’s edition of Where Are We Wednesday?
• Voter ID bill goes to governor to sign into law
• Meet Jamie, our MODEL OF THE WEEK
• King's alumnus Chris Ward helps tornado victims in Kentucky. Read the story in t...
• Are you (or someone you know) looking to Transfer to Wilkes? Don’t miss registra...
• Machete attack suspect back in Wilkes-Barre
• Nice story in Sunday's Times Leader about King's Americorps members making a pos...
• Mom, son jump from third-floor apartment to avoid gunfire
• Exec: Goldman officials called clients 'muppets'
• Standoff in Central Pennsylvania
• COVER STORY: Predatory nature: With MASS 2, "T-Rex" Harris sets his sights on UF...
• Fund set up to help fire victims
• Strong quakes shake Japan, but no apparent damage
• AT&T seeks to settle _ quietly _ with iPhone user
• Autopsy: NJ girl's septic tank death an accident
• Mother, son jump out window to escape gunfire in Wilkes-Barre
• Last entry for Encyclopaedia Britannica book form
• Barbers, beauticians get snippy over striped poles
• Autopsy: NJ girl, 2, found in septic tank drowned
• Attorneys to make last pitch to 'Housewives' jury
• Analysis: Romney losses show disgruntled GOP base
• GOP, Dems urge US 'stick to plan' in Afghanistan
• US scrubbed plan to protect exchange students
• Iran parliament begins questioning Ahmadinejad
• Cameron, Obama meeting on weighty issues
• BYU's record comeback beats Iona, 78-72
• Asia stocks rise after Wall Street soars
• Religious voters give Santorum edge in Alabama
• Unusually warm March temps might stick around
• Appellate court hears arguments at Mellow Theater
• More than 250 entertainment files found on Rice Township computer
• Pasonick asks to serve prison sentence near home
• Higher education commission completes two-day LCCC visit
• County Council approves introduction of drilling impact fee ordinance
• More legal action sought against Lupas
• Authorities previously questioned attorney Lupas' handling of Kane estate
• Daughter to testify against her father in riverfront murder trial
• Flood bills move in House committees
• Corbett ready to sign voter ID bill when it reaches him
• Agriculture secretary weighs in on everything from food to oil
• Luzerne County projects receive $12.2M in gaming fund grants
• Santorum grabs early Alabama lead; close in Miss.
• Parents learn military sent 'portions' of Navy daughter to landfill
• Thanks to the Fonz, Holy Rosary school has new books
• Machete attack suspect expected to return today
• Wilkes-Barre police receive child car seats
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• Highs in 70s in March? Warm spell expected to last
• Encyclopaedia Britannica to end print editions
• Spring breakers make repairs at SPCA shelter
• 'Homeless Hotspot' stunt stirs debate at SXSW
• Neighbors fret about plan for 'Field of Dreams'
• The South's turn: Romney, Santorum, Gingrich vie
• Tough Pa. voter ID bill heads to 3rd day of debate
• Fire fund set for Sugar Notch family who lost home
• Born-again Christians dominate GOP vote in AL, MS
• Ally-on-ally killings muddy path for US pullout
• Worship goes on after dispute at Crystal Cathedral
• Jennie Garth, Peter Facinelli split after 11 years
• Poll: Most New Yorkers say Muslims treated fairly
• Journalist recounts fleeing Syrian city under fire
• Obama: Afghan shooting inquiry will be thorough
• Gingrich banks on wins in Alabama and Mississippi
• Authorities: NJ girl found in septic tank drowned
• We're hard at work on this week's issue!
• Judge denies Sandusky bid for more particulars
• DCED announces $12M in gaming funds for 19 Luzerne County projects
• Volunteers will be in the lobby of UCOM tomorrow from 11am – 2pm taking orders f...
• Longtime Doobie Brothers drummer Hossack dies
• Neighbors fret about plan for ’Field of Dreams’
• Thinking about summer? So are we! Preregistration begins TODAY for summer classe...
• WILKES BASEBALL RALLIES FOR 10-9 WIN OVER MARYWOOD
• Pasonick asks to serve prison sentence near home
• Judge denies Sandusky bid for more info on alleged crimes
• U.S. business stockpiles rose 0.7 percent in January
• Missing NJ toddler found dead in septic tank
• Two teenagers killed in shooting
• WR Randy Moss agrees to deal with 49ers
• US retail sales rose 1.1 percent in February
• Poll: NYC voters approve of NYPD's job performance
• Dartmouth student's claims put hazing in spotlight
• Report: Syria army takes northern rebel stronghold
• Iran rejects claims of cleaning up nuclear works
• UK police arrest 6 in phone hacking investigation
• Report: Calif. nitrate contamination spreading
• Nightmare zoo in Indonesia shaken by giraffe death
• Fans enjoy 'Hunger Games,' energize premiere
• Area lawyer probed in major scam
• Israel-Gaza violence ebbs as truce takes effect
• Federal prisoners in W.Va. test MP3 player program
• AP source: US brings new trade case against China
• Analysis: Obama tested by events outside control
• Voting in Alabama, Mississippi could clarify race
• Leahy is put in command at Wilkes
• House approves RACP bill
• Hazleton's new police chief preaches teamwork
• City's new police chief preaches teamwork at ceremony
• Cordaro transferred to Brooklyn center
• Wright Twp. board hires full-time driver
• W-B Area officials form program to improve, study school safety
• Misercordia names new vice president of finance
• Hunlock Creek man killed in two-vehicle crash
• Police: Councilman bloodied wife, pulled out gun
• NCCC will host flood recovery events this month
• Today's Best Bet 3/13/12
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• DA: Probe of prison births hinges on interviewing mother
• Jury selected for Stoss homicide trial
• Judge outs dad suspected of Ponzi scheme
• Voter ID bill faces final vote
• Woman high on bath salts pleads guilty to endangering children
• Controller receives 4 proposals to audit attorney bills
• Man charged with kidnapping, terrorizing ex-girlfriend
• Machete attack suspect waives extradition from New Jersey
• Panetta: Death penalty possible in Afghan shooting
• Update: Judge Lupas says he reported father to authorities
• Wilkes welcomes new top Colonel
• Composting facility an example of regionalization
• Romney, rivals court Southern support on vote eve
• Shootings further dent Americans' support for war
• County judge Lupas gave info on father to authorities
• Another Overnight Plunge event is right around the corner. This is a great oppor...
• Cordaro moved to new federal prison for being too "high profile."
• Cordaro moved to Brooklyn facility
• Santorum: Convention would give me GOP nomination
• Jury selected to hear March 2011 homicide case
• Couldn’t attend the introduction of Wilkes University’s 6th President Dr. Patric...
• Buford, Wyo. — population 1 — heads to auction
• White House: No change in Afghan strategy
• Israeli plans for Iran go back years
• Dupont councilman arrested
• Dupont councilman charged with assaulting wife
• King's star wrestler Mike Reilly finished runner-up at the NCAA D3 National Tour...
• NJ gov: No regret for calling man an ’idiot’
• Venus and Jupiter cuddling up in night sky
• Wilkes University names Leahy 6th president
• White House: No change in Afghan strategy
• PSU: Paterno’s firing over ’failure of leadership’
• Interest spikes in Pinterest, notably from women
• So what was your favorite part of Parade Weekend, NEPA?
• Feds release health overhaul blueprint for states
• Hunlock Creek man killed in crash
• Wilkes University names new president
• Dr. Patrick F. Leahy Named President of Wilkes University. Visit
• Sandusky hearing to address pretrial info release
• Paterno lawyer: PSU trustees rushed to judgment
• COLONELS WRESTLING, EVERETT AND LAUCHAIRE NAMED TO NWCA SCHOLAR AND ALL-AMERICAN TEAMS
• Gov. Corbett preps for overseas trade mission
• 4 NY Amish charged after buggy, police car collide
• Who will be attending the Presidential Search Announcement today at 11 a.m. in t...
• Nobel scientist who warned of thinning ozone dies
• Lane Restrictions on 309S, I-84E
• SWAT standoff ends after teen’s shooting in Pittsburgh
• Police: 1 child, driver die in school bus crash
• One dead, two injured in Hunlock Township crash
• Nobel scientist who warned of thinning ozone dies
• St. Edward's University Ballet Folklorico to perform traditional Mexican dances...
• Activists: Civilians 'massacred' in central Syria
• Spell of success
• For some, it’s about makin’ o’ the green
• Shamrockin’
• Unlikely partners unite after natural disasters
• Sandusky hearing to address pretrial info release
• Markets steady as Greece awaits bailout
• Love letters reveal Nixon's sensitive side
• Whitney Houston's daughter: 'She's always with me'
• Q&A: Legal issues in NYPD Muslim spying program
• Apple's market clout likely to draw more scrutiny
• Suit challenges federal licensing of tax preparers
• The Sordoniartgallery Presents The Exhibition 'Detroit Forsaken'
• N.J. man accused of robbery in Plymouth
• Wilkes-Barre St. Patrick's Day parade draws record crowd
• Butczynski appointed to Nanticoke council
• For companies, floodwaters wash away products, profits
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• State redevelopment program facing changes
• Spell of Success
• Exports from region jump in 2010, data shows
• Former Hazleton High School edges closer to history
• Candidates spar before key Miss., Ala. primaries
• St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Amateurs battle malware, hackers in UK cybergames
• This week's meetings 3/12/12
• US seeks to contain damage from Afghan shooting
• Search suspended for 4 missing off Wash. coast
• Double sacrifice: Family loses sons in Afghanistan
• American opens fire on Afghans, 15 dead
• WILKES BASEBALL EARNS SPLIT AGAINST IMMACULATA
• Can't quit the place, senators back for second act
• 'Lorax' trumps 'John Carter' with $39.1M weekend
• Egypt acquits 'virginity test' military doctor
• Census: Some area municipalities have a sea of green
• American opens fire on Afghans, 15 dead
• Two area senators co-sponsor bill to halt test
• Asset test faces new opposition
• How green the Valley
• Santorum takes Kansas, Romney counters in Wyoming
• Government can't keep up with information requests
• 4 fishermen missing after debris spotted off Wash.
• Brazil's new consumer class flocks to US to buy
• Annan to hold 2nd meeting with Syrian president
• Advice to wanna-bee spellers
• Events to spread awareness for Kony arrest movement
• Burglary, fire, flood don’t stop business
• Real or not, Molly Maguires left an impression
• Why so many Irish people settled here
• Santorum scores a victory in Kansas
• Wilkes-Barre man celebrates birthday and ties that bind
• Patients died in nuke evacuation
• Syria attacks rebels in north
• Israel, Gaza militants again trade airstrikes
• Thousands line street for Scranton's St. Patrick's Day parade
• Hazleton attorney seeks PSU trustee seat
• House moving flood aid package
• Composting facility will serve Pittston and its neighbors
• A choice between the truly bad and merely awful
• School districts ready for PSSA season
• W-B Area solicitor resigns amid probe
• Residents decide between salvaging homes or leaving area for good
• Flood-ravaged communities still in transition six months later
• Japan marks 1 year since quake, tsunami disaster
• Meyers boys, Nanticoke girls win hoops openers
• Storied carrier, 'the Big E,' makes final voyage
• Santorum takes Kansas, Romney counters in Wyoming
• Flood victims may apply for tax assessment reduction
• Suspect arrested in Wash. courthouse attack
• Agencies outline plans for drilling fee revenue
• Storied carrier U.S.S. Enterprise makes final voyage
• Santorum wins Kansas GOP caucuses
• Israeli airstrikes kill 15 Gaza militants
• Canada's Nik Zoricic dies after skicross crash
• Pasone settles for second
• WILKES SOFTBALL SPLITS PAIR OF GAMES TO CONCLUDE PLAY AT SEA GULL CLASSIC
• Syria forces in new assault amid diplomacy efforts
• Pakistani troops feel West undervalues their war
• NYPD risks access to tips by spying on Muslims
• Iran's UN fact sheet: Weapons track not confirmed
• Always looking up
• Man arrested in shooting death near Allentown playground
• US officials: Loyal army, inner circle back Assad
• WILKES BASEBALL POSTS 11-1 WIN OVER PSU WILKES-BARRE IN HOME DEBUT SATURDAY
• Afghan delegation visits Guantanamo Bay prison
• The Weekender will be in Scranton today for the festivities! See you at Kildare'...
• A long overdue welcome back
• DATTOLO FINISHES RUNNER-UP AT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS; EARNS SECOND STRAIGHT ALL-AMERICAN HONORS
• Russia to critics: We're not protecting Syria
• Obama strikes back at GOP critics on gas prices
• Missing for weeks, hiker found alive in NM forest
• US officials: Syrian regime holding under fire
• Pa. woman loses 2 children to fatal shootings
• Activists seek to curtail restraining students
• Ohio sets up new drill rules
• Afghanistan joins railroad era 100 years late
• Pasonick gets year in jail
• Gun used in fatality is linked to heroin
• Building Trust
• Casey wants more flood help
• Pakistan's top court targets army
• 2 Afghan police, 3 insurgents killed in attack
• U.S. adds 227,000 jobs for strong three months of hiring
• C&YS cases get policy change
• County receives four proposals for forensic audit
• Obama, Romney similar, Santorum says in Kansas
• Taxpayers group files complaint
• Scranton parade steps off today
• W-B sets lineup for 32nd annual St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Police link pair to stolen gun used in 2011 murder
• Pasonick gets year in prison, must pay $250K fine for bribes
• Ex-prison worker pleads guilty to prescription fraud
• Former LCCC administrator's conviction upheld
• Corrections & clarifications 3/10/12
• Today's best bet 3/10/12
• N.C. students lend hand to cleanup effort
• The Lady Monarchs magical run came to end in the Sweet 16. Congratulations to ou...
• US preacher: World's end prediction 'wrong'
• Dennis Quaid's 3rd wife files for divorce in Texas
• Pitt clinic shooter ID'd
• Holy Rosary School ready for reopening
• Recovery and red tape
• Local businesses receive DEP grants
• Hiker missing for month found in New Mexico forest
• Lady Monarchs lose in Sweet 16
• House leader wants to offset higher ed cuts
• Emmanuel 27- King's 21 at halftime. Anybody's game!
• Dick Van Dyke marries makeup artist at age 86
• PIAA Wrestling: Class 3A
• Hanover police charge two with providing gun used in homicide
• Romney's victories leave GOP leaders unimpressed
• Santorum: Obama, Romney share distrust of America
• Missing hiker found with cat in New Mexico forest
• Pasonick gets 1 year in bribery case
• Judge hurt in attack at courthouse in Washington state
• Police: Gun used in deadly shooting was stolen
• Who has Starbucks? Colonel Gambini's Cafe has Starbucks! Grab a cup this Monday!
• Obama: New jobs report a sign economy on rebound
• Calif. preacher: World's end prediction 'wrong'
• WWE Smackdown coming to the Mohegan Sun Arena
• Pasonick sentenced to year in prison, $250,000 fine
• Doonesbury abortion issue causing a stir
• US hopes dim for UN resolution on Syria
• Britain awash in gloom as London Olympics approach
• Holy Rosary school will reopen Tuesday
• Fashion for the musically inclined man in STYLE FILES
• If you're planning on seeing Anti-Flag this weekend, check out our interview wit...
• DATTOLO MOVES INTO SEMIFINALS AT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS; ONE WIN AWAY FROM NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT
• DATTOLO MOVES INTO SEMIFINALS AT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS; ONE WIN AWAY FROM NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT
• Did you know we received a visit from State Senator John Yudichak and State Depa...
• WILKES WOMEN’S TENNIS CRUISES TO 9-0 WIN OVER SUSQUEHANNA TO END SPRING BREAK TRIP
• WILKES WOMEN’S TENNIS CRUISES TO 9-0 WIN OVER SUSQUEHANNA TO END SPRING BREAK TRIP
• The first annual Renal Race is on Sunday. Check out our interview with its founder
• WILKES MEN’S TENNIS SCORES 9-0 WIN OVER SUSQUEHANNA TO END SPRING BREAK TRIP
• WILKES MEN’S TENNIS SCORES 9-0 WIN OVER SUSQUEHANNA TO END SPRING BREAK TRIP
• Good luck, Lady Monarchs!
• A "Rush" to judgment
• National unemployment rate remains static in February
• Rock the Walls kicks off this weekend. Read more about it here
• WILKES SOFTBALL DROPS PAIR OF GAMES AT SEA GULL CLASSIC
• Greek bailout gives Europe time to build defenses
• Pasone reaches state semifinals
• Economy adds 227K jobs, jobless rate unchanged
• Detroit dog lovers push city's 1st no-kill shelter
• Burglary at Burger King in Hanover Township
• Kal Kazimi's customers were friends
• Synthetic pot focus of raids
• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL STANDOUT ALLISON WALSH FEATURED IN UPCOMING SPORTS DOCUMENTARY
• AP Interview: Syria opps'n leader rejects dialogue
• NYPD docs: 'Focus' scrutiny on Muslim Americans
• $100 or $1,000? Wide price range for birth control
• Officials: Afghan-US deal struck on prison control
• No motive known for Pitt psych clinic shooting
• Another month of strong hiring expected for Feb.
• Magic end Bulls' 8-game win streak
• Meat filler gets OK for lunch program
• State official lauds IEER at Wilkes
• Customers speak for and against Aqua rate hike
• Pa. House GOP leader sees redistricting vote
• Lackawanna County focused on baseball deal, not name
• Wilkes-Barre police search for shooting suspect
• 'Spice' crackdown targets Lackawanna businesses
• County Democrats endorse Vinsko, Holden
• Father pleads guilty to killing newborn
• Critics removed from Wilkes-Barre council meeting
• Critics removed from meeting
• Wilkes-Barre bakery parcel sold to pharmacist
• Accused Clarks Summit swindler says he can't afford a lawyer
• Shoppes at Montage hosts America's next top hopeful models
• Whitney Houston's death was feared, relative says
• Human service program cuts criticized
• Former interim manager could return as county finance director
• Man shot on South Fulton Street in Wilkes-Barre
• Engineer Pasonick faces sentencing today
• Cause of deadly W-B fire remains undetermined
• W-B man allegedly found with 20 bags of heroin
• Today's best bet 3/9/12
• Shickshinny landmark demolished
• Police: Stolen handgun used in armed robbery
• Gingrich labors in bid to prove comeback in South
• Fifth-grader suspended for wearing 'I (Heart) Boobies' bracelet
• Mormon church restricts access to Jewish names
• 'The world has changed'
• Senate rejects GOP environment, energy proposals
• Pat Robertson: Pot should be legal like alcohol
• Three-month drug investigation ends with two arrests
• Romney is facing skepticism in Republican South
• Birdlike dinos wore basic black with glossy touch
• Senate blocks bid to speed Keystone XL pipeline from Canada
• Cause of fatal Wilkes-Barre fire undetermined
• Pa. hospital: Police say 2 dead in clinic shooting
• Santorum appeals for votes in Ala ahead of primary
• Obama, GOP governors share many views on education
• New ads pitch Marine Corps' kinder, gentler side
• Gunman sought after Pitt shooting; several injured
• Shots fired at Univ. of Pitt; injuries reported
• Region in top 100 areas in exporting
• Poll: Health overhaul unpopular, but not as feared
• FDA links once-promising pain drugs to bone decay
• Marino: Manning 'fits with anybody' in NFL
• Were you a big Dr. Seuss fan back in the day? Check out what our reviewer though...
• Congratulations to the Wilkes Field Hockey team for earning Division III Nationa...
• For anyone interested in following the Lady Monarchs Sweet 16 matchup vs. Emmanu...
• Houston's lawyer calls her will 'straightforward'
• Lackawanna County businesses, homes raided in 'Spice' crackdown
• Find out about the perils of plastic bags in GREEN PIECE
• Check out the highlights from the International Restaurant & Foodservice Show of...
• WILKES MEN’S TENNIS SPLITS A PAIR OF MATCHES AGAINST BRIDGEWATER, PSU-BEHREND
• Web star born: Kony video gets millions of views
• Review: Prettier iPad retains familiar qualities
• It's another beautiful day here in NEPA -- what are you planning to do with it?
• WILKES WOMEN’S TENNIS MOVES TO 5-0 WITH 7-2 WIN OVER BRIDGEWATER
• 12 LADY COLONELS REACH SCORING COLUMN IN 17-0 WIN OVER TRINITY WASHINGTON
• Who knows why there is an Army of Colonels in Kentucky?
• W-B fire victims known on first-name basis
• US report studies youth tobacco use, prevention
• Greece sees finish line in race to slice debt
• Obama's former nanny overwhelmed by new celebrity
• Manning starts sorting out life as NFL free agent
• Activists launch viral video on Africa atrocities
• Wanted: Censor for Pakistan's Internet
• Soldier who died in fire to be buried at Arlington
• Panel: US should rethink nuke emergency plans
• Man said to be Syrian official defects online
• GOP activists fear primary takes a toll on Romney
• Hunt for missing US troops set to resume in NKorea
• SWB in an Empire State of mind
• FBI chief criticizes NYPD probe in N.J.
• Nuke weapon evidence grows
• Vatican nixes closings of 13 churches
• Victorious Romney vows to fight on
• They’re living on with prayer, priest says of family
• W-B firefighters reflect on sad, exhausting day
• Coroner: Alcohol played role in fire victims' deaths
• Birthday boy, family have much to celebrate
• Local Yankees team temporarily renamed; permanent change might come in 2013
• Federal flood aid deadline approaches
• Munchak hopes to remain free on bail while appealing conviction
• Former restaurateur Kazimi dies
• Demolition to start on Shickshinny bank building
• Extradition hearing set for machete attack suspect
• Bloomsburg Fair admission to jump by $3
• Today's best bet 3/8/12
• Hazleton building razed after intentional fire
• Prison guard acquitted on drug-dealing charges
• Baby hurt in West Hazleton crash dies
• House battle looms over Delaware loophole
• War should be last resort
• LET'S TALK POLITICS: Anti-Flag wants to be recognized as more than just another...
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• It’s time for another Where Are We Wednesday – do you know where we are today?
• Top military leader talks of risk for US in Syria
• London watchdog group grills Olympic organizers
• Suu Kyi's unthinkable leap from icon to parliament
• Analysis: Fending off others to chase an incumbent
• COVER STORY: Six Feet Under: Grave Digger drives into NEPA with Monster Jam - an...
• Drivers must keep fingers off phone keypads
• Two men die after fire rescue
• Fire that left 24 homeless was set, state marshals say
• US studies confirm Europe close on 'God particle'
• Video: Super Tuesday: What we learned
• Woman stabbed multiple times
• Romney, Santorum duke it out WINNERS
• Chef Paula Deen's attorneys say accusations false
• Suspicion rises between Western advisers, Afghans
• New iPad expected with faster chip, sharper screen
• Analysis: Chasing an incumbent in a crowded field
• Special Forces soldier dies trying to save NC kids
• Iran's talking point: 'Dignity' in nuclear work
• Analysis: Romney must ease independents' concerns
• Andy’s Diner is back, serving up satisfaction
• 2011 machete attack in W-B heads to trial
• Moon Lake Park to resume seven-days-a-week operation
• County council questions workforce board operations
• Chief station approved in Monroe Twp.
• NEPA disaster aid nears $52 million
• Landmark diner reopens six months after flood
• Wilkes-Barre fire claims two lives
• Fire-ravaged Academy Street homes demolished
• State Senate weighs open records issues before bill rewrite
• Informant: Guard sought loan for drug ring takeover
• Two men killed in Wilkes-Barre apartment fire
• Hazleton fire that displaced 19 ruled arson
• Woman critically injured in Hanover Twp. stabbing
• Romney wins in Virginia, Vermont, Mass.; Gingrich takes Georgia; Santorum wins Okla., Tenn.
• Obama says nation needs changes in tax laws
• Gunshots fired outside Hanover Twp. Legion post
• Child involved in four-car wreck remains critical
• Auditor sounds alarm about LCCC financial discrepancies
• Edwardsville Kmart opening eyed for late April
• Today's best bet 3/7/12
• Report: Colts, Manning breaking up
• State ban on texting while driving begins Thursday
• Vets prone to drug addiction get risky painkillers
• Gas price hikes end after 27 days; oil sinks
• Brooks leads 2012 Country Music Hall of Fame class
• Report: Colts to release Manning
• Three arrested for drug trafficking in Hanover Twp., Nanticoke
• Super Tuesday voters assess pros and cons of field
• 2 dead in W-B apartment fire
• Murder charges against abortion docs dropped
• Judge: Ohio school shooting case may go to adult court
• Lawsuit targets Pa.’s use of forest drilling money
• Hanover Township Police investigating incident at Marion Terrace
• Special Forces soldier dies trying to save NC kids
• APNewsBreak: Charity to refuse Dahmer tour money
• Financier Stanford convicted in $7 billion fraud
• Pa. senators target school superintendent buyouts
• Armed 70-year-old man foils robbery
• City Clerk Jim Ryan named Grand Marshal for St. Pat's parade
• Hanover police arrest three on drug trafficking charges
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• WILKES WOMEN’S TENNIS EARNS 7-2 WIN AGAINST MORAVIAN
• The Lady Monarchs will face Emmanuel College (24-6) in the NCAA Sweet 16 game at...
• Shots fired outside American Legion in Hanover
• Fire Destroys 2 Wilkes-Barre Homes
• Police investigate gunshots outside American Legion
• Flooding, not snow, causes lost days this school year
• School calendars still must be tweaked
• WILKES BASEBALL DROPS 5-3 DECISION AGAINST PSU HARRISBURG ON DAY FOUR OF SPRING BREAK TRIP
• Report: Minority students face harsher punishments
• Obama holds news conference, unveils housing plan
• EU offers to resume nuclear talks with Iran
• Visions for a better West Pittston shared
• US troops may go on trial over Afghanistan suicide
• Lenny Dykstra gets 3 years in Calif. prison
• State could figure in Moon Lake Park’s future
• General warns of Syrian bioweapons, Iran threat
• Chinese envoy to press Syria for cease-fire
• Illegal immigrant loves wife from across border
• Analysis: US, Israel agree to disagree on Iran
• Super Tuesday could alter, not decide GOP race
• Syrian refugees recount horror
• Tornado damage may doom tiny towns
• Wider sharing of heart care decisions advised
• EPA’s Dimock tests divisive
• Private equity firm acquires Times Leader parent company
• West Pittston residents put heads together to revitalize borough
• County ethics board sworn in
• Ethics board sworn in
• County will explore options regarding mismanaged funds
• Plymouth woman accused of stabbing boyfriend
• Family of hit-and-run victim suing driver
• Infant hurt in West Hazleton crash
• Corrections & Clarifications 3/6/12
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• Fairview Twp. to receive fewer funds for road improvements
• Beethoven Festival starts Wednesday
• Allegedly drunk driver stops, seeks directions at state police barracks
• After rectory fire, pastor's faith unshaken
• A history of changing hands at Times Leader
• Senate sets member non-profit restrictions
• Lenny Dykstra gets 3 years in Calif. prison
• Food flashback: Diner serves up 1962 prices
• Preserving our local history
• Toughen up smoking ban
• Limbaugh and the GOP: The media stars and politics
• Times Leader parent company acquired by Versa Capital Management
• Lady Monarchs heading to Amherst for Sweet 16
• PA anti-texting law takes effect Thursday
• Impressions Media acquired by Versa Capital Management
• Fund set up for Nanticoke fire chaplain
• Jury selection under way in Virginia Tech trial
• Fund established to assist Nanticoke chaplain, family
• Separated couple awaits immigration law change
• Obama focuses on unity, Netanyahu on sovereignty
• Pal: NJ man in spy case spoke of 'viewing party'
• Woman jailed in Plymouth stabbing
• Limbaugh: Apology to student was sincere
• Judge: NY Mets owe up to $83M to Madoff trustee
• 4-year-old New Mexico boy's body pulled from hole
• Bias accusation
• AP Exclusive: Obama's transgender ex-nanny outcast
• Ex-Pa. Rep. Veon convicted in 2nd corruption tria
• WILKES BASEBALL SPLITS PAIR OF GAMES ON DAY THREE OF SPRING BREAK TRIP
• WILKES MEN’S TENNIS OPENS SPRING BREAK TRIP WITH 6-3 WIN OVER JOHN CARROLL
• WILKES WOMEN’S TENNIS OPENS SPRING BREAK TRIP WITH 5-4 COMEBACK WIN OVER JOHN CARROLL
• UN humanitarian chief to visit Syria
• Woman charged with stabbing man in Plymouth
• Celebrations of Scouting’s virtues
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• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL ENDS SEASON IN ECAC QUARTERFINALS AT ALVERNIA, 78-64
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• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL EARNS ECAC SOUTH REGION BID; TRAVELS TO ALVERNIA FOR FIRST ROUND WEDNESDAY
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• Police Blotter 2/27/12
• Santorum: Romney isn't conservative enough for GOP
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• Untitled
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• Palin on Alaska job: I can't take it anymore
• AP IMPACT: Lender's own probe links it to suicides
• 2 killed in renewed shelling of Syrian city
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• Palin before resignation: I can't take it anymore
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• Gingrich criticizes Quran burning apology by US
• Double trouble: Attorney billing probed
• Man owes $18,857 restitution after plea
• Court briefs
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• Suspect in teen rape faces trial in June
• Owner says restaurant troubles on TV not real
• Dunmore eatery passed last inspection before 'Restaurant: Impossible'
• Freeland officer dragged by truck
• Officials gang up on gang activity
• Pribula reverses course on prison union's decision to waive pay increase
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• W-B man pleads not guilty to homicide
• Shickshinny man ordered to stay away from schools while awaiting sentencing
• Dallas Twp. K-9 unit leads drug bust; two men arrested
• Man jailed for alleged sex with underage girls
• Lawyer: Prison ignored pregnant inmate's labor
• Wilkes-Barre receives two bids for bakery property
• US judge acquits man accused in honeymoon death
• Consolidation effort will close Scranton postal center
• Local rail improvement projects receive funding
• Mullery to host forum on boating, fishing issues
• Dallas High School water leaks repaired
• Today's best bet 2/24/12
• Bishop Bambera urges reversal of contraception rule
• Gingrich criticizes Quran burning apology by US
• P&G job cuts won't affect Wyoming County site
• Mericle firm begins work on new facility
• Ribbon cut on expanded Plains Twp. Turkey Hill
• Report looks at hospital infections throughout state
• Higher gas prices cloud Obama's re-election hopes
• Ryan Braun's 50-game suspension overturned
• Ridicule helped doom Va. ultrasound bill
• Miami Beach police check Brown phone theft claim
• Claim surfaces of Anne Frank baptism by Mormons
• Copter collision kills 7 Marines in Calif. desert
• 7 states challenge birth control coverage rule
• Next on Andrew Zimmern's plate? Possibly politics
• Documents: Boy got gun during visit with mother
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: Anti-fraud effort disappoints
• Obama: Drilling alone is not an energy plan
• Scranton postal center to close
• Poll: Millionaire tax popular, spending cuts too
• Fla. lawmaker admits texts harassing US prosecutor
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• Use of 2001 district lines likely
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• 7 Marines killed in copter collision in Arizona
• Unemployment aid applications stay at 4-year low
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• Two Military Helicopters collide in S.E. California, 7 killed
• Crash stops I-81 north, causes heavy backup southbound
• WILKES BASEBALL TABBED SIXTH IN FREEDOM PRESEASON POLL
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• 2 charged in death of Ala girl forced to run
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• FACT CHECK: Errant claims on auto bailout, taxes
• Poll: Obama benefiting from improving economy
• Teen arrested in flight ruckus sang of bin Laden
• Study: Colonoscopy cuts colon cancer death risk
• Palin aides lash out at HBO's 'Game Change'
• Early morning attacks across Baghdad kill 22
• Obama administration seeks online privacy rules
• 8-year-old critical after Wash. school shooting
• Jail union offers concessions
• 40 West offers student living
• Authorities: Former MotorWorld employee embezzled $130,000
• Family, friends bid farewell to military leader
• No herpes cases reported in other local districts
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• Machete victim, mother decry violence
• College students learn consquences of texting while driving
• County retirement board approves pensions
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• Lady Monarchs win a nail-biter vs. Eastern University 55-53! Katlin Michaels lea...
• Trial postponed for woman accused of poisoning
• Funeral director suspended for overbilling family
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• Government watchdog files complaint against Mellow
• Remap plan changes not likely to alter primary
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• Pupils, grads true to their school
• NYPD built secret files on NJ, Long Island mosques
• APNewsBreak: US mine boss charged with fraud
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• AP source: Obama seeks 28 percent corp. tax rate
• Afghan police fire at anti-US rallies, wound 17
• French Minister: French journalist killed in Syria
• Poll: Santorum surges, Obama leads Republicans
• Golan Druse support for Syria regime cracking
• Arizona finally gets GOP candidates' attention
• Building Trust
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• Transco pipeline work discussed
• PPL bills go lower thanks to cheap gas
• Hiring, anti-nepotism policies discussed
• Area people live it up a little before Lent
• Woman gets probation for taking money
• A chorus of support for 'Meyers High'
• Guard pleads guilty to not disclosing conviction
• Packard joins county board of elections
• Sterling demolition, stabilization costs yet to be determined
• Teen charged with slashing ex-girlfriend's throat
• Four nabbed in Kingston drug bust
• W-B Area unveils preliminary report on Meyers
• Mother, son charged with dealing heroin
• Drop in PPL electricity rates likely to set trend
• Study: Extreme weather affects many in Pa.
• UN nuclear agency reports failed Iran talks
• Former Lackawanna County educator indicted
• West Pittston man gets 10 years for child porn
• Poker champ to appear at Mount Airy Casino Resort
• Corrections & clarifications 2/22/12
• Remains not human, anthropologist says
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• New family of legless amphibians found in India
• Conyngham soldier receives Purple Heart
• NEPA veterans receive long-overdue medals
• Speed puts community colleges front and center
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• Community rallies behind Meyers
• Archbald Intermediate Unit director indicted on corruption charges
• Police seize heroin, cocaine in Kingston raid
• Venezuelan leader Chavez faces new surgery in Cuba
• Santorum blasts Obama's motives on power, abortion
• Ex-judge in US defends forced abortion ruling
• Former NEIU executive director Rosetti indicted
• District magistrate court in Freeland to be phased out under plan
• Informant dubbed 'trailer park Mata Hari' in Scottsdale bombing trial
• West Pittston man gets 10 years in prison on child porn conviction
• Oil price climbs on fear Iran may stop more oil
• Monitoring of Muslim students sparks outrage
• Ex-judge in Mass. defends forced abortion ruling
• 11 children removed from Texas home in abuse case
• West Pittston man charged with importing ketamine
• Dow breaks 13,000 for first time since '08 crisis
• Scientist: Bones found on Loomis Street are from animal
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• Anthropologist identifies mystery bones found in Wilkes-Barre
• Bronson Pinchot has new Harford, Pa.-based show
• Food Network's 'Restaurant: Impossible' to feature Dunmore eatery
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• FDA: New suppliers to ease 2 cancer drug shortages
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• Mardi Gras revelry, parades take over New Orleans
• 4.0 earthquake in Missouri shakes 9 states
• Strauss-Kahn questioned in prostitution case
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• The Economics Department, along with the NEPA Organizing Center and the Peace an...
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• Israel to free Palestinian hunger striker
• Idol's Adam Lambert to sing with rock band Queen
• Angry Afghans rally over Quran disposal at US base
• Syrian opposition says 7 die in intense shelling
• Obama takes tougher stance on higher education
• Hepatitis C deaths up, baby boomers most at risk
• 3rd Hawaii-based Marine's hazing trial to begin
• Glenn trip was 50 years ago
• ‘Cali’s’ troubles coming to an end
• Disasters hike hotel tax take
• Republican 'super PACs' buoyed by mega donors
• County council to examine proposed ethics, personnel codes
• Five bus passengers injured in Hazleton crash
• University of Scranton, Commonwealth Medical College explore affiliation
• Options for new Wilkes-Barre Area high school come with a price
• Options for new W-B Area high school come with a price
• Police Blotter 2/21/12
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• Bones found in vacant W-B lot may be from animal
• Wright Twp. supervisors OK church's rezoning petition
• Pennsylvania GOP primary likely relevant to presidential nomination
• Starved Wis. girl's statements detail her life
• Hepatitis C deaths up, baby boomers most at risk
• 'Cali' set to debut at film festival
• Coroner's office recovers pieces of bone fragment from Wilkes-Barre lot
• Wyoming Valley levee system facts
• Casey: Repair flood-damaged levee system
• Russians revive Ice Age flower from frozen burrow
• Misrata holds first Libyan elections post-Gadhafi
• Teen charged with slashing ex-girlfriend's throat
• Library reopening worth checking out
• TCMC and U of Scranton talk affiliation
• Bipartisan support in Senate for housing aid
• Chicago school draws scrutiny over student fines
• Police search Wilkes-Barre lot for bones
• Sen. Casey tells Army Corps to 'speed it up'
• Multiple companies called to a reported fire in Dorrance Township
• University of Scranton, Commonwealth Medical College explore affiliation
• Spain sends planes to Florida to retrieve $504M in treasure
• Woman jailed in Pa. has trail of fake pregnancies
• West Pittston Library reopens
• Strauss-Kahn to be questioned about suspected hotel prostitution ring
• Four U.S. service members die in Africa plane crash
• Obama takes tougher stance on higher education
• Ugandan women tricked into Malaysian sex work
• Behind the scenes at Archie Comics, it's not so funny
• YouTube enlists big-name help to redefine channels
• Iran says may cut oil to more European countries
• Casey calls for repairs to damaged levee system
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• Syrian army reinforcements head to Homs
• John Glenn to mark 50 years since orbit of Earth
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• Check out our photos from Friday night's RASCAL FLATTS show at Mohegan Sun Arena
• Thon dance event sets a record
• We're only three fans away from hitting 3,000. Who is going to be number 3000?
• Christchurch still 'safe haven' for quake survivor
• NYPD monitored Muslim students all over Northeast
• Latino Mormons speaking out against Romney
• High court examines lying about military exploits
• 3 skiers killed in Wash. avalanche; 4th survived
• Seoul holds military drills despite NKorea threat
• Local group wants to assist vets returning from war
• Pa. school employees challenge new law
• 2 minor injuries as plane clips copter in US
• Police Blotter
• Law against lying about military deeds focus for high court
• A world of tastes
• Israel is asked not to attack Iranians
• Iran announces end of oil sales to Britain, France
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• Gallery lets books be SEEN in winter
• REVIEW: Pinette dishes out comedy
• Pinette dishes out comedy
• Police Blotter 2/20/12
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• Familiarity of being Butler Twp. manager returns to Petrilla
• DCNR linked to gas revenue
• Dozens memorialize S.C. homicide victim
• N.J. town interested in Hazleton's camera system
• Local officials say governor must do more to help distressed municipalities
• Seoul begins military drills despite NKorea threat
• Love divided by countries, red tape
• Heating oil prices rise above $3 a gallon
• Store employee's actions foil robber's plans in W-B
• Boback announces satellite office hours for March
• County may trim down number of paid holidays
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• 'Colbert Report' to return Monday after absence
• News Corp. says new tabloid to launch next week
• 3 dead, up to 8 missing in Washington avalanche
• Guns and Androids: Pakistan air force making iPads
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• WILKES MEN’S TENNIS OPENS SPRING CAMPAIGN AT DREW INVITATIONAL
• Santorum questions Obama's 'world view,' not faith
• US, Britain urge Israel not to attack Iran
• Obama campaign adviser says Santorum crossed line
• Chen case: Asian-American soldiers endure bias
• 'Safe House,' 'The Vow' fight for top weekend spot
• Whitney Houston being laid to rest at NJ ceremony
• Official: about 20 dead in Mexico prison riot
• Immigrants trickling back to Ala despite crackdown
• 20 people killed in Iraqi police academy blast
• Intensity question for Romney stirs doubt for fall
• Endowments, fundraising at area colleges mixed
• Elizabeth Smart marries at Hawaii temple
• RACIAL TENSIONS CREATE CONCERN
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• APNewsBreak: FDA to review inhalable caffeine
• High court dilemma: Can lie about medal be crime?
• Australia asks _ again: Did a dingo kill the baby?
• A meal with ‘mobsters’
• Prosecutor, judge killed in northwest Syria
• Officials: Gang members likely attend area schools
• ‘Culture shock’ in new county government
• Population changes can increase potential for racial tension
• Teachers alert to gang signs
• GOP contenders face 13-state test after brief lull
• Police Blotter
• Lesson in healthy living for students, shoppers
• Turning page to help area school
• AP Exclusive: al-Qaida links with SE Asia fraying
• Youth download without paying
• 'Queen of Mean' Lampanelli lives up to billing
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• Old Forge cop crashes into motorist
• System upgrade sought
• Judiciary back at full strength
• Panel puts Harveys Lake on a diet
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• Whitney Houston remembered at NJ hometown funeral
• Mercury workers gather 50 years after Glenn launch
• Honduran inmates tell of horror as hundreds die
• Wyoming Seminary teacher accused of kissing minor resigns
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• AP Exclusive: Iran poised for big nuke jump
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• Gas prices are highest ever for this time of year
• Egypt sets NGO trial date, escalating rift with US
• We kissed at Carnival: Brazil blog aids lost loves
• Boldest nuclear cutters recently? It's been GOP
• WILKES FALLS AGAINST KING’S ON SENIOR DAY, 70-61
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• Iran says Stuxnet virus infected 16,000 computers
• Pension payments cited as danger
• Area reps, Casey vote for extending cut
• GOP contenders face 13-state test after brief lull
• Actress Judi Dench says she's battling blindness
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• A year on, Morocco's democracy movement founders
• Terror suspect arrested near Capitol in FBI sting
• Santorum declares Ohio 'ground zero' in GOP race
• Obama finally scores coveted win on payroll tax
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• Chinese envoy in Syria urges end to violence
• 22 cardinals join club to elect pope's successor
• Family and friends gather for Houston goodbye
• Ali's life to be honored in Vegas by celebrities
• Paychecks to remain bigger for millions
• Gingrich slams rivals for backing out of debate
• Crews douse fire at Wash.'s largest oil refinery
• Deal trims jobless benefits to 73 weeks
• Five probation officers among first to be laid off by county
• PennDOT has house warming
• Suspect in vehicular homicide fails drug test, sent back to jail
• Teen charged as accomplice in machete attack
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• Treatment center benefit brings national, local acts
• Rascal Flatts thaws out winter blues with hot country
• Teen charged in machete attack
• West Pittston Library sets reopening at original site
• ESPN to spotlight Maddon's efforts in Hazleton
• W-B officials pursue federal grant for fire department
• Junior high invitational will go on as scheduled
• Latrobe man struck, killed by motorist in Noxen Twp.
• Today's best bet 3/18/12
• Blake hits Corbett budget
• Wyoming Area facilities director cited for fight with school officer
• Land bank bill state's newest anti-blight tool
• Police charge two in machete attack
• One juvenile in custody in machete attack; second arrest expected
• See What I Hear Hear What I See
• LeBron tells Miami Heat fans not to worry
• Josh Powell had 400 cartoon sex and incest images
• Authorities identify suspects in machete assault
• Database: Marcellus Shale Waste July to December 2011
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• Terrorism suspect arrested near Capitol in FBI sting
• Shickshinny man waives hearing on attempted murder charges
• Dunn released from federal corrections facility
• Furloughs possible in Warrior Run School District
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• Wyoming Area supervisor cited in confrontation with school cop
• Man tries to evict 98-year-old mom from Conn. home
• WILKES WRESTLING TOPS CROSS-TOWN RIVAL KING’S 32-14 FRIDAY ON SENIOR NIGHT
• Marcellus Shale gas drillers recycling more waste
• Philly diocese alters plan for school closures
• New bank will open in Shickshinny
• Court hearing under way on Utah’s immigration law
• Justin celebrates being himself in this week's SORRY MOM & DAD
• John Glenn fever gripping Cape Canaveral — again
• Terror suspect arrested near Capitol in FBI sting
• New bank coming to flood-ravaged Shickshinny
• Congress sends payroll tax cut bill to Obama
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• For boomers, it’s a new era of ’work til you drop’
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• Marcellus Shale gas drillers recycling more waste
• WILKES WOMEN’S LACROSSE TABBED 7TH IN PRESEASON FREEDOM POLL
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• US man tries to evict 98-year-old mom on birthday
• Consumer prices up as gas, clothing costs rise
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• Extra police planned for Meyers-GAR boys basketball game
• Redistricting mess has some in limbo
• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. KING’S
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• Fatal accident on state Route 29
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• PSU completes coaching staff
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• WILKES TO HOLD CANNED FOOD DRIVE AT HOME FREEDOM DOUBLEHEADER AGAINST KING’S SATURDAY
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• Romney takes on world as he vies for presidency
• Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter dies at 57
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in Calif. federal building shooting
• Payroll tax bill could hit trouble
• UN sees possible crimes against humanity in Syria
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• Payment for airport project questioned
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• NY Times correspondent Shadid dies in Syria
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• Nanticoke councilwoman resigns from post
• Wilkes, Misercordia student journalists honored
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• Twenty-five more troopers in NEPA Shale region
• Ex-mobster's wild night may have violated probation
• County council will discuss Sterling options Tuesday
• Ground broken on veteran housing project
• Forty Fort manager law questioned
• Baseball Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter has died
• US officials tie terror group to Syrian bombings
• Stepbrother charged with sexual abuse of Wis. teen
• Ohio couple get 8 years in in son's cancer death
• Nigerian underwear bomber gets life in prison
• Critics see federal overreach in school lunch swap
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• Dave Matthews Band returns to Montage Mountain
• 'Colbert Report' off air; Comedy Central mum
• Remote-controlled chip implant delivers bone drug
• Police officer in Ariz. shooting has shot 6 others
• Gov't to carmakers: Harness dashboard technology
• Democrats protest religious freedom hearing
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• Rate on 30-year mortgage stays at record 3.87 pct.
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• Top bargainers announce payroll tax cut deal
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• Ring of distinction for W-B man
• Obama's budget cuts bacteria testing in produce
• Birthday turns into memorial for NKorean leader
• Thailand: Iranians planned to attack Israelis
• Suspect expected to plead guilty to rape
• Times Leader welcomes new head of circulation
• Plains native son Gen. Yeosock dead at 74
• County to lay off Sheriff Gilligan
• Chamber to again advertise top post
• Unexplained dolphin strandings continue in Mass.
• Romney struggling to attract white working class
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• Ecstatic Taiwanese claim Knicks' Lin as their own
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• Infection halts Lake-Lehman varsity wrestling program
• Details emerge in Lackawanna man's death
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• What about Bob? Kulick's previous troubles
• Munchak appeals conviction, sentence
• County security officer did not disclose 1976 conviction
• Three-star general John Yeosock dies in Georgia
• Deputy sheriff elected to county retirement board
• Gas utility line to be relocated on Hillside Road
• Gilligan out as sheriff
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• Slideshow: Dodgeball Charity
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• Sheriff Gilligan to be laid off
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• No cussing in class for teachers, lawmaker says
• GOP pushes back against any further cuts in nukes
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• Chamber restarting search for CEO
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• Official: Prison fire in Honduras leaves 272 dead
• Official: Prison fire in Honduras leaves 272 dead
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• APNewsBreak: Israel: Thai bombs like India attack
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• In their words: County council members explain vote backing tax hike
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• GAR student's hand nearly severed in machete attack
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• Barletta speaks out against health care proposal
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• 3 area state senators skeptical
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• AG: Complaints warrant tougher Sandusky bail rules
• Coroner rules Don Cornelius' death ruled a suicide
• Last known WWI veteran Florence Green dies at 110
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• Pool workers admit negligence in death of woman
• Developer plans to make bid for Philly newspapers
• Redner's will not reopen in Edwardsville location
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• Police: Man threw coffee mug at woman's face
• AG: Complaints warrant tougher Sandusky bail rules
• Shickshinny man charged with attempted murder, robbery
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• Russian FM due in Syria amid escalating violence
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• Autopsy: Kids killed in WA suffered hatchet wounds
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• Staff to be removed during probe at LA school
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• Fickle finger of blame
• Dallas tabs new top coach
• TV ad role for area man
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• Dallas students uneasy about new security measures
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• No issues with new W-B Twp. employee code
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• DEP steps in to aid runoff issue
• Bar where slashing occurred slapped with six citations
• Missing Jenkins Twp. teen found in Ohio
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• Final impact fee bill clears first vote
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• Propane tanker crash leaves emergency crews scrambling
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• Parents protest at scandalized LA grade school
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• Tucson shooting suspect to remain at Mo. facility
• Romney works to fend off Santorum challenge
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• Corbett budget out today
• PennDOT to install new stop sign in Plains Twp.
• Plains Twp. man suspected of imprisoning woman
• GDAC to host membership meeting Wednesday
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• Archbishop blasts Obama over birth control insurance issue
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• Earlier abuse claims to be allowed at priest trial
• Man who shot congresswoman to be forcibly medicated
• Missing Jenkins teenager found in Ohio
• Tax reform in this election year: It's not likely
• State Rep. Deweese convicted on 5 counts in corruption case
• Super Bowl draws record 111.3M viewers on NBC
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• Video: Victim’s sister’s wait goes on
• US closes embassy in Syria because of insecurity
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• Dutch hopes grow for natural ice skating marathon
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• Abbas to head Palestinian unity government
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• Obama: US in 'lockstep' with Israel on Iran nukes
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• Super Bowl brings out friendly rivalries
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• Hundreds gather for annual coyote hunt in Tunkhannock
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• Landfill proposes to mill Marcellus waste
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• Authorities: Powell intentionally blew up house
• Items from closed churches find new homes
• Obama will watch Super Bowl, wishes Bears playing
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• Russia, China draw Arab, Turkish ire over Syria
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• Mushroom pickers OK after 6 days lost in OR forest
• Syrian newspaper welcomes UN veto
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• 3 Ore. mushroom pickers rescued after 6 days lost
• 'Tebowing' Alec Baldwin hosts NFL Honors
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• W-B native knows Indianapolis firsthand
• Protesters attack 7 Syrian embassies around world
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• Prospective buyers tour Murray-Courtright development
• More layoffs, higher tax rate are likely for next year's budget
• County receives $645K grant
• Balloons mark crash victim's birthday
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• A road divided: Plymouth Twp.'s Tilbury Road
• Fire destroys Plains Twp. home; two firefighters hospitalized
• Corbett faces another fiscal test
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• Green Bay QB Aaron Rodgers wins MVP award
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• AP Interview: US women call Egypt captors 'kind'
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• Indiana election chief found guilty of voter fraud
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• Army orders court-martial in WikiLeaks case
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• Noxen man won't get new trial in dealer's death
• Willie Nelson to perform at Kirby Center in Wilkes-Barre
• W-B intermodal center wins design award
• Corrections & clarifications 2/4/12
• Today's best bet 2/4/12
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• Courts should be open to everyone
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• NY's Schneiderman sues banks in foreclosure effort
• Willie Nelson to perform at the FM Kirby Center in May
• Susan G. Komen reverses Planned Parenthood donation decision
• Heading to the movies this weekend? Read our review of "The Grey!"
• NO. 19 WILKES WRESTLING EARNS 27-10 WIN AT NO. 30 TCNJ
• Muslims to NY attorney general: Investigate NYPD
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• Rep. DeWeese case now in jury’s hands
• Meet Kit, this week's MAN OF THE WEEK
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• Happy Friday! What's on the agenda for this weekend?
• Hugo Selenski's trial postponed until September
• ‘Year of Bible’ sparking dispute
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• Hackers: We intercepted FBI, Scotland Yard call
• Panel will not investigate Leighton
• NY's Algonquin closes legendary Oak Room for jazz
• HRW says Syrian forces target children
• Gunmen kidnap 2 Americans and an Egyptian in Sinai
• WILKES WRESTLING MATCH NOTES VS. TCNJ
• Namaste, travelers! SFO opens airport yoga room
• MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. MANHATTANVILLE
• Santorum warns voters of country's likely demise
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• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. MANHATTANVILLE
• Maine girl bouncing back after 6-organ transplant
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• Ex-Stanford exec returns for 2nd day of testimony
• Roseanne Barr seeks Green Party presidential nod
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• Kulick's estranged wife files PFA
• Nanticoke Housing Authority finds QVC purchases on credit card
• Kingston Twp. home gutted by fast-moving fire
• Dallas and Pittston Area Boys Basketball
• Warm weather keeps ski resorts business from heating up
• Judge rules Cabot lawyers can stay
• Woman charged with stalking Yankees GM Cashman
• Forced-entry burglaries reported in West Wyoming
• Hotel Sterling demolition delayed
• Weakley makes appearance on eve of conference
• Pedestrian stabbed during attempted robbery
• Today's best bet 2/3/12
• Expert: Ruling is bare minimum
• State Ethics Commission clears Leighton
• Ethic commission's letter to Leighton
• Roseanne Barr seeks Green Party presidential nod
• Bundchen causes stir at Super Bowl from afar
• Mass hysteria rare, but usually seen in girls
• Fire damages Kingston Twp. home
• Judge reduces convicted child molester's sentence
• Cancer charity confronts backlash over grant cuts
• Printing company stages 'miracle' comeback
• Orchids draw national interest
• Ethic Commission probe of Leighton won't go forward
• Film by Dallas native to premiere on WVIA
• Snooki and JWoww wanted in Jersey Shore ... Pa.
• AG Holder, Republicans square off over documents
• Madonna channels Victor Cruz with salsa dance
• Charges filed in Lake Township burglaries
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• Marino nominates local students to service academies
• Republican Tim Burns drops out of PA Senate race
• State Ethics Commission clears Leighton
• Philippines: Most-wanted terror leaders killed
• NYPD document: Gather intel info at Shiite mosques
• Bernanke defends Fed policies against GOP critics
• Carbondale unit not in the works
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• Kellie Pickler's "100 Proof" leads this week's ALBUM REVIEWS
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• Treasure hunter says he found $3B WWII wreck
• Professor documents cancer battle in online videos
• Fewer seek unemployment aid as job market betters
• HUCH NAMED TO COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL DISTRICT 4 FIRST TEAM
• Who knows if Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow?
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts 6 more weeks of winter
• Serbia: 11,000 trapped in remote villages by snow
• Pa. groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• AP Exclusive: US No-Fly list doubles in 1 year
• Woman says city stole her car
• Facebook surrenders its privacy in IPO documents
• Report: Complaints about teacher made years ago
• Turkey and Hamas grow close
• New debate: When is medical marijuana "usable?"
• Justice, House GOP tangle over access to documents
• End for soul legend
• 2 picked for Accountability, Conduct and Ethics panel
• Ali's legendary trainer Angelo Dundee dies at 90
• Judges won’t sue to block cuts
• Winter of our bewilderment
• AP source: Trump intends to endorse Gingrich
• Police Blotter
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• Asay, boyfriend charged in more thefts
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• Caucuses split on redistricting response
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• Two insurance agents cited for mishandling accounts
• Trial of woman accused of killing uncle postponed
• Corrections & clarifications 2/2/12
• Judiciary, county reach tentative deal on funding
• Today's best bet 2/2/12
• Hazleton teen injured in fight in lavatory
• Luzerne council mulls nuisance property ordinance
• Witness in Cordaro case subject of another grand jury probe
• Other municipalities report problems
• LA school officials chided for molest case silence
• Gingrich looks for a bright side in Fla. defeat
• Redistricting, lack of cash conspire against congressional hopefuls
• Status update: Facebook to go public, raise $5B
• Springlike weather playing havoc with nature
• Woman wins small-claims suit over Honda hybrid mpg
• Luzerne County Court won't sue over budget cuts
• CHS hospitals to operate under Commonwealth Health banner
• Westward, Ho: Romney, GOP rivals now spreading out
• Panetta: US combat in Afghanistan to end next year
• GOP race likely far from over despite Romney win
• Valley Santa raises $1,500 in can drive
• Agreement reached on Luzerne County court funding
• Payroll tax negotiations off to slow start
• Where's the snow? Not in Lower 48; but elsewhere
• Romney: Not focused on poor, they have safety net
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• Paul: Immigration not solved by barbed wire, guns
• WILKES MEN'S BASKETBALL DROPS 76-61 DECISION AT MISERICORDIA
• Potatoes, plumbers putty thrown at vehicles; charges filed
• Obama details broader housing plan
• Mexico: suspects tried twice to rescue Gadhafi son
• Don Cornelius took 'Soul Train' on pioneering trip
• Who can guess where we are today on this week's edition of Where Are We Wednesday?
• LADY COLONELS FALL ON THE ROAD AGAINST MISERICORDIA, 61-45
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• FBI cuts down Mass. mom’s door in wrong-home raid
• Prosecutors mull impact of Bevilacqua death on sex abuse case
• COVER STORY: "The 39 Steps" - Actors Circle pays homage to Hitchcock's classic
• Police: Toothless woman robbed bank to pay for dentures
• Man arraigned in Ashley slashing
• 3 local incumbent congressmen in fine fiscal shape entering campaign
• Good Shepherd Academy Talent Show
• Pfizer recalls 1M birth control packs after mixup
• Syrians face crackdown with creativity, humor
• 11th victim found days after deadly crash on I-75
• Tax hike of 2% reduces layoffs
• Ex-teacher accused of lewd acts
• Video: Ex-LA teacher due in court on molestation charges
• Video: Romney outshines Gingrich in Florida
• Retired Cardinal Bevilacqua dies in Pa. at 88
• Super Bowl advertisers go after "second screens"
• Scranton CMC hospital merger is complete
• Kuwait opposition seeks gains in new parliament
• Patriots, Giants enjoy fan-flavored media day
• First lady pushes Jay Leno to eat healthy foods
• Trust will allow drilling
• President judge: Judicial branch in 'holding pattern' over spending plan
• New $120.7M county plan increases tax rate, calls for fewer layoffs
• Tax cut extension would save NEPA workers $410 or more
• GAR graduate gunned down in South Carolina
• New code of conduct governs W-B Twp. employees
• New code of conduct governs Wilkes-Barre Twp. employees
• State women generally like Obama
• Cabot raises new questions about EPA data in Dimock
• Nurses, Geisinger ratify new 3-year contract
• No new restrictions on Munchak
• Peyton Manning says he has no plans to retire
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• Redistricting mess focuses attention on reform bills
• State office requires city to release fire engine bids
• Open Records to city towing contractor: Give up receipts
• Fire damages four vehicles in Hazle Twp.
• Corrections & Clarifications 2/1/12
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• Romney wins Florida primary
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• 2 percent Luzerne County tax hike approved
• World Trade Center design flaw could cost millions
• Gingrich says GOP race will go on another 6 months
• US confirms possible release of Taliban from Gitmo
• Scientists puzzled by region outside solar system
• Clinton urges UN action to end violence in Syria
• Few guidelines exist on when to shut down roads
• AP EXCLUSIVE: Many resist census race labels
• Luzerne County layoffs to be reduced
• Sentences may be short, but impact of crimes is long
• Will Facebook deliver an IPO surprise?
• Pats Gronkowski sheds boot, sounds ready to play
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• Paula Abdul exits 'X Factor'; third to leave show
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• Rift develops between Susan G. Komen and Planned Parenthood
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• Union ratifies three-year contract at Geisinger hospitals
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• Home prices dropped in November in most US cities
• Italy ends search for those missing in shipwreck
• Leniency largely rejected
• Landowners fight eminent domain in Pa. gas field
• WILKES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. MISERICORDIA
• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. MISERICORDIA
• 'Super' PACs set to disclose big donors Tuesday
• Report proposes dividing Great Lakes, Mississippi
• Giants vs. Patriots II: Does 2008 matter?
• If Gingrich loses in Fla., can he come back again?
• Romney confident as Florida prepares to vote
• Fla. primary's big prize likely to go to Romney
• Landowners fight eminent domain in Pa. gas field
• Marine sentenced to 30 days in hazing case
• US nuclear reactor loses power, venting steam
• Ex-county official gets Nanticoke spot
• Romney looks to Fla. win as Gingrich looks ahead
• County’s managers trim their budgets
• Petrilla is returning to Butler Twp. job
• Paterno family will donate DVD funds
• Program removes barriers
• Proceeding takes on funeral atmosphere
• Former police officer sues county judge Vough
• Attendance down Friday after bedbug found
• 11 years for Cordaro, 7 for Munchak
• Nanticoke Housing Authority head fired; Pape hired as replacement
• 2 charged following Hazleton speakeasy raid
• Nuangola secures loan to continue with sewer project
• DEP calls for Marcellus air data
• Steve Jones not returning as 'X Factor' host
• Vigil planned to remember victim of 2006 shooting
• City man charged with robbing convenience store
• Injuries reported in head-on collision in Forty Fort
• Corrections & clarifications 1/31/12
• More than 100 layoffs projected in leaner county budget proposal
• County council considers offer to broadcast meetings
• Today's best bet 1/31/12
• Wilkes-Barre streamlines recycling
• Annual legislative breakfast held
• Occupy protest rekindles debate about flag-burning
• Region's jobless rate lowest since May, but still tops in state
• Santorum denounces 'gutter politics' of opponents
• PA Speaker of the House asks federal court to address redistricting issue
• Petrilla returns to Butler Township as manager
• UPDATE: Petrilla to return to Butler Twp. manager post
• Water trucked to Texas town where wells ran dry
• Gingrich sketches Day 1 agenda for his presidency
• Fla. highway patrol defends reopening I-75
• Video: Munchak sentenced to 7 years, Cordaro sentenced to 11 years
• Ill. nuclear reactor loses power, venting steam
• Senator's stroke shows they can hit the young, too
• Pythons apparently wiping out Everglades mammals
• Nearly 14-pound baby boy born in Des Moines
• A hometown cheer for a local Giant
• Romney credits change in tactics for Florida surge
• Police: No evidence to support Maine tot abduction
• State Dept: Americans take refuge at Cairo embassy
• Pa. man admits Holy Land trip swindle
• Wawa store at Route 940 and Turnpike robbed
• Former commissioner Petrilla hired as Butler Twp. manager
• Wilkes-Barre man charged with convenience store robbery
• Munchak, Cordaro sentenced to prison time
• Congratulations to the Wilkes University Wrestling team who extended their dual...
• Nearly 14-pound baby boy born in Des Moines
• Cordaro, Munchak to learn penalty
• Hope everyone is having a good Monday so far!
• Waitress waives theft charges to county court
• Incomes up strong 0.5 pct., consumer spending flat
• A smaller ‘family’
• ABB to buy Thomas & Betts for $3.9 billion
• 2 convicted in Norway of plotting terror attack
• EU leaders to discuss growth as Greece case looms
• Romney not taking any chances ahead of Fla. vote
• Pentagon prepares for new military talks with Iraq
• Gingrich's baggage gives voters pause in Panhandle
• Cause sought for deadly Fla. highway pileup
• Ex-Pakistani envoy to US wins court victory
• ‘The Grey’ garners the gold at weekend box office
• A sense of wonder wins at Sundance festival
• Police focus on SUV in fatal N. Calif. train crash
• Close encounters
• NASA to test new spaceship
• DA: Budget keeps office from executing duties as required by law LETTER TO THE EDITOR Stefanie J. Salavantis
• This Week's Meetings 1/30/12
• Friends, family make pitches for Cordaro, Munchak
• Friendships form across borders thanks to curling
• In first year, Marino touts spending reductions
• Today's Best Bet 1/30/12
• Probe continues into Wright Township assault
• Bishop decries contraception mandate in law
• Broad redistricting plan changes foreseen
• With gun in tow, Hazleton man educates public on open carry
• Police Blotter 1/30/12
• Guidelines suggest long sentences for Cordaro, Munchak
• 'Harry Potter,' 'Thrones' win SAG stunt honors
• For Munchak, sleepless nights, dark days
• Last call for Cordaro
• The fight for Cuban-Americans is on in Florida
• Gingrich wants panel to look at in vitro clinics
• Candidate barred for English deficit vows appeal
• Jury finds Afghan family guilty in honor killings
• Florida highway pileup kills at least 10 people
• UN nuclear inspection gets under way in Iran
• Neeson's 'The Grey' tops box office with $20M
• Gingrich bemoans Romney's Florida 'carpet-bombing'
• Democrats spend big in Ore. special election
• Up to 10 months to remove capsized cruise ship
• Happy Sunday! What are you up to today?
• Revealing slain victims' rap sheets draws fire
• Researchers find cancer in ancient Egyptian mummy
• Congress tries to police itself on insider trading
• Anti-abortion protesters rally against U of S speaker
• Woods falters to lose Abu Dhabi tournament
• Late primary hurts state economy
• Tradition is key to order of elections
• APNewsBreak: Police seek help on drugged driving
• More than 20 Chinese missing after attack in Sudan
• Ahead in Florida, Romney turns focus back to Obama
• Russia backs Assad, last friend in Arab world
• Thousands take polar bear plunge in Chesapeake Bay
• Redistricting was the topic on the menu
• 3 killed in Sacramento SUV-light rail train crash
• St. Nicholas Church welcomes Latino parishioners to parish
• Is there life after the restructuring?
• Report: Diocese cuts saved money
• Gingrich to stay until convention
• NBC asks Romney to remove news material from latest ad
• Romney would be among richest presidents
• Tribes supporting petroglyph site
• Scoring some fun while raising funds
• Munchak SUV now used to transport female juvenile offenders
• Osterhout Free Library will mark 123 years in W-B
• Firefighters face combatant man at house fire
• Firefighters face combative man at house fire
• News briefs (1/29/12)
• Petrilla seeks former Butler Twp. post
• Hazleton man faces assault charges
• Rendell makes appeal to Corbett
• Gingrich says he's in 'til GOP convention
• Corruption runs deep in the hills of NEPA
• BREAKING BAD
• Barletta: A frustrating first year
• Superbowl Connection
• North claims 23-13 Senior Bowl victory
• Police use tear gas on Oakland Occupy protesters
• Official: Yemen president in US for treatment
• Tributes to Paterno highlight influence of wife
• Pittston man pleads guilty to 55 child porn charges
• W-B school sprayed for bed bugs
• Abortion Protest
• Council must break bond to corrupted past
• Suit claims Silicon Valley anti-poaching scheme
• Private creditors: Deal with Greece close
• Family, friends gather for Etta James' funeral
• There’s gold in those hills of trash
• St. Louis hosting 1st big parade on Iraq War's end
• Blood found at home where Maine tot was last seen
• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL SUFFERS 95-85 OVERTIME SETBACK AT DELAWARE VALLEY
• Celebrity pot busts put tiny Texas county on map
• Germans float direct EU control over Greek budget
• Yemeni president heads to US for medical treatment
• THREE LADY COLONELS HIT DOUBLE FIGURES AS WILKES FALLS ON THE ROAD AT DEL VAL, 77-66
• WILKES WRESTLING FINISHES 3-0 AT HOME QUAD MATCH
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• Romney would rank among richest presidents ever
• British police arrest 5 in tabloid bribery probe
• Past commissioners defend budget projections
• Feisty Gingrich stakes campaign on electability
• Ruling on LCCC’s accreditation nearing
• Leadership scramble: GOP rivals vie for title
• Bradley Cooper, Zoe Saldana celebrate at Sundance
• College presidents wary of Obama cost-control plan
• AP Interview: Roubini warns of tough times ahead
• Afghan lawmaker blasts early French withdrawal
• Need for courtroom artists fade as cameras move in
• Despair, crackdowns breed more violence in Tibet
• 911 call reveals frantic efforts to help Moore
• Cruise ship victims mull deal
• Skipping Florida, Paul makes pitch in Maine as caucuses near
• Santorum takes breather
• Economy grew at fast rate in 4Q
• What we worry about when we worry about Greek debt
• Kreskin will involve audience in his shows
• Review: Lepage finishes Met 'Ring,' verdict mixed
• DUI stop leads to foot chase, fight
• Dallas Twp. constable charged with assault
• Former Mark II in Edwardsville razed
• Suspected burglar may have struck other houses
• Mountain Top stabbing under investigation
• Former county treasurer Morreale dead at 77
• Madigan's frank humor delights Kirby Center crowd
• Munchak hospitalized
• Mericle offers storage space for Marines' Toys for Tots program
• Feds: Cordaro, Munchak took kickbacks to new level
• House leader introducing RACP reform bill
• Pats' line has tough job against Giants' pass rush
• Reward offered for information in bank robbery
• Prominent local developers Finlay, Rothstein mourned
• Avoca police investigate rash of vehicle break-ins
• Today's best bet 1/28/12
• Davis-White win short dance at US Championships
• US Embassy: US citizen kidnapped in Nigeria freed
• Former Treasurer Morreale Dies
• GOP insiders rise up to cut Gingrich down to size
• 3 face drug charges in Carbon County
• Counselor: Heroin epidemic snares Hazleton area teens
• Senegal's president cleared to run for 3rd term
• Romney's forceful body language scores in debate
• Romney could spark tax reform
• Tubby tabby gets revolutionary new knee joint
• Heading to see Kathleen Madigan at the Kirby tonight? Read our interview with he...
• 'Barefoot Bandit' sentenced to 6 1/2 years
• Romney, Gingrich focus on Hispanic voters in Fla.
• Avoca police warn about car break-ins
• Funeral arrangements announced for Dr. Joseph Mattioli
• Meet Kayla, this week's MODEL OF THE WEEK
• Reward offered for balloon bank robber
• Tomorrow's Bowl for Ron 2 celebrates the late Ron Milgate - and hopes to raise f...
• Activists and bloggers fear Twitter censorship
• Like this post if you made Dean’s List for the Fall 2011 Semester!
• Pentagon eyes new reductions
• Cabot CEO knocks EPA investigation in Dimock
• ALBUM REVIEW: Chevelle's "Hats Off to the Bull"
• Happy Friday! What are you doing this weekend?
• Court ruling creates confusion
• NH school principal dives in river to rescue boy
• Student foils plan to bomb school
• Pa Republican party blasts Supreme Court judge over redistricting ruling
• Alan Finlay, prominent local real estate developer, has died
• Raceway owner left a legacy
• The Admissions Office is excited to begin our Overnight Plunge events on January...
• Women, children killed in violence-torn Syria city
• Suicide bomber kills 32 at Iraq funeral procession
• Danny Boyle offers glimpse of opening ceremony
• Susquehanna River to 15 feet Saturday night
• Video - Analysis: Romney is fiery, focused in Fla. Debate
• Video: ‘He still guides me’
• Video: Hillary Clinton stepping off the ‘high wire’
• Economy likely ended 2011 with strong growth
• Obama to target rising college tuition costs
• Costa offers $14.5K/passenger for ruined cruise
• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. DELAWARE VALLEY
• WILKES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. DELAWARE VALLEY
• St. Louis hosts 1st big parade on Iraq War's end
• Prison dilemma: surging numbers of older inmates
• NYPD boss could face questions about probe of son
• No energy industry backing for the word 'fracking'
• Paterno's spirit felt locally
• State approves Mt. Airy local slots share
• Bobeck: County council may back budget with no tax increase
• PSU community grieves
• At accused killer's hearing, slain woman's son details violent night
• Lake-Lehman Nanticoke Girls Basketball
• Owner dries up savings to revive flooded restaurant
• NASCAR loses a 'great man'
• Romney is the aggressor in final Florida debate
• Robert Hegyes, played Epstein on 'Kotter,' dies
• Outspoken residents again overshadow W-B council meeting
• Pittston hit with another lawsuit
• Single bedbug found in Kistler Elementary classroom
• Romney: Gingrich attacks on him are 'repulsive'
• Raid turns up drugs, weapons
• Luzerne County Council decides no tax hike, 106 layoffs
• Court opinion awaited next week
• Police: Pair arrested for recording phone conversation
• Today's best bet 1/27/12
• Barletta: Shickshinny Post Office will reopen within two months
• Joseph Mattioli, founder of Pocono Raceway, has died
• NJ camel predicts Giants will win the Super Bowl
• Pre-debate: Romney hit by Gingrich; targets Obama
• Obama courts Latino vote on economic tour
• In original Internet shows, hints of coming change
• Hillary Clinton planning to step down
• Why is investment income taxed less than wages?
• No energy industry backing for the word 'fracking'
• Sajak: Vanna and I drank between 'Wheel' tapings
• Bin Laden raid commander plots global expansion
• Court's decision should start trend
• "A Memorial For Joe" updates
• Weapons, drugs seized in Wilkes-Barre area bust
• Philadelphia offers reward for information on homicide cases
• Jury in Deweese trial hears grand jury testimony
• Rep. Barney Frank to marry longtime partner
• Panetta: US ground forces would be cut by 100,000
• These boots really aren't made for winter walking, but BARBIE CHICK doesn't care
• Pocono Raceway patriarch, Dr. Joseph Mattioli has died
• Live Video: Paterno memorial service
• Shickshinny post office will reopen, Barletta says
• Flooded landmark restaurant opens to hungry crowd
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• New-home purchases fall, 2011 worst ever for sales
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• AP Debate: New democracies still unrealized
• Man charged with "punting" kitten, signaling field goal
• Deer runs into student at York school
• Rendell opposes changes to food stamp eligibility
• Iraq vows legal against against U.S. for deaths of civilians
• Area campuses also pause to remember and recollect
• More seek unemployment aid, but trend is positive
• AP Interview: Haitian leader could pardon Duvalier
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• Funeral service held for Paterno as thousands mourn
• Weather Alert: Sleet, freezing rain to all rain by afternoon
• Memorial service to cap 3-day mourning for Paterno
• Ahmadinejad says Iran ready for nuclear talks
• Video: Goodbye, coach
• Powell offices no longer
• A life’s story complete
• WILKES WRESTLING MATCH NOTES VS. GETTYSBURG/TRINITY/RIT
• Navy SEAL raid in Somalia shows campaign ahead
• Davos leaders look to China's investments abroad
• State building a smaller House
• Corbett will help Leadership Wilkes-Barre honor Solano
• Arizona Gov. Brewer gets book critique from Obama
• Local students remember JoePa
• Audit reveals mismanaged records-improvement funds
• Pa. Supreme Court tosses redistricting plan
• New poll produces mixed results for Obama
• Bipartisan proposal targets business tax loophole
• LIU contract talks turn acrimonious
• Geithner: Obama won't ask me to stay in a 2nd term
• Rash of vehicle break-ins prompts warning
• Woman pleads guilty to stealing from dead man's home
• Police: Unruly bar patron left kids home with 'God'
• Two arrested in Hanover Twp. drug bust
• Today's best bet 1/26/12
• Downtown improvements, cutting deficit among Hazleton mayor's priorities
• Library bound for recovery
• DEP weighs mine water for fracking
• Obama and GOP candidates offer a campaign preview
• Study of freakish mystery illness finds no cause
• Arizona Gov. Brewer gets book critique from Obama
• Pelosi hints, then denies she has Gingrich secrets
• Alaska Airlines retiring meal tray prayer cards
• Funeral service for Paterno as thousands mourn
• Star Jones making guest appearance on 'The View'
• Cops: Fla. man arrested for gruesome Conn. slaying
• Gingrich: Romney self-deportation plan a fantasy
• A daring raid, and US, Danish hostages on way home
• TWO LADY COLONELS HIT DOUBLE FIGURES IN A DEFEAT AGAINST EASTERN, 72-52
• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL STUMBLES AGAINST EASTERN 68-55 IN FIRST FREEDOM DEFEAT
• Divided Pennsylvania Supreme Court throws out legislative redistricting plan
• Pa. high court throws out assembly redistricting
• Bachmann says she'll seek 4th term in House
• AP Enterprise: NM license data points to fraud
• APNewsBreak: Army to cut combat brigades
• Amid tears, Giffords bids her farewell to Congress
• Pittston area says farewell to Cosgrove
• SPIN METER: Candidates use transparency as a club
• Dick Tufeld, announcer who voiced "Danger, Will Robinson," dies at 85
• Funeral service held for Paterno as thousands mourn
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• Happy Weekender Wednesday!
• Egyptians gather in Cairo to mark uprising
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• WILKES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COMES UP SHORT AGAINST ALBRIGHT, 71-64
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• HUGE SECOND HALF LIFTS WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL PAST PENN COLLEGE, 100-61
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• NO. 14 WILKES WRESTLING SET FOR NORTH/SOUTH DUALS SATURDAY
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• Franklin Twp. board reorganizes
• Obama unveiling strategy for slimmed-down military
• After slim Iowa win, Romney seeks a big NH victory
• Council members sworn in at Harveys Lake meeting
• Kingston Township appointments made
• Sterling’s glories recalled, fate decried
• Supervisor sworn in at Ross Township meeting
• Bids sought for ex-bakery building
• Fire closes day care center
• Memos show funding fears, secrecy effort
• SC police: Mother won't tell them where son is
• Let Children Be Children: Lewis Wickes Hine's Crusade Against Child Labor
• Dozen Dallas Twp. residents apply for supervisor vacancy
• City poised once again to sell Old River Road Bakery property
• Urbans plan to abstain from voting in 'tainted' procedure
• Councilman: Not hiring top manager choice could stall process
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• Pipeline work under way in Dallas Township
• W-B stabbing victim rushed to hospital; suspect in custody
• Duryea residence damaged in two-alarm blaze
• Pittston Township man attempts to join ranks of newly made area millionaries
• Conn. man gets 70 years for kidnapping ex-wife
• Santorum's Pa. friends toast his Iowa showing
• Landslide kills 25 in southern Philippines
• Corbett reduces $160 million in state spending
• W-B man pleads guilty to gun thefts
• Swoyersville man charged with stealing boss's credit card to buy gasoline
• Health trust to reserve additional millions for two area school districts
• Actress Zooey Deschanel files for divorce in LA
• Attorney: Don't blame Nanticoke bar for slashing
• Attorney: Don't blame bar for slashing
• Supporters of victim to hold candlelight vigil
• Study: Parasitic fly could explain bee die-off
• German man charged in Los Angeles arsons
• Grant process set up to distribute Mericle money
• Riccardi appeals conviction in Shickshinny man's death
• Jackson Twp. resurrecting crime watch group
• Firefighters battle fire, ice in Plains blaze
• Fire and ice
• Police: Student killed by officers had pellet gun
• Santorum faces organization, money hurdles
• W-B police investigating stabbing on Coal Street
• Penn St. memos show funding fears, secrecy effort
• Ind. House Dems plan to stay out of session
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• Gingrich takes tougher tone in criticism of Romney
• Furor after NJ hometown removes Landon plaque
• SC police: Mother wont tell them where son is
• Police: Illinois man gouges out uncles eyes
• APNewsBreak: Lower cutoff for lead poisoning urged
• Firefighters battle fire, ice in Plains blaze
• King of Prussia Mall evacuated
• Obama infuriates GOP with more recess appointments
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• Penn State president to discuss abuse with alumni
• Bachmann cancels SC campaign trip, "No Viable Way Forward"
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• STAGE: Gaslight Theatre Company resurrects Willy Loman
• Fire closes children's day care center in Plains Township
• Carney may join 11th District fray
• Yahoo names PayPal exec as CEO
• W-B officials vow to do best
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• Police-on-police shootings rare; guidelines rarer
• Analysis: Iowa win helps Romney, but lacks luster
• Bond market gives eurozone brief respite
• Militants raid Yemen hotel serving alcohol, kill 2
• Men get 14 and 15 years for UK black teens murder
• Video: Perry: Reassessing bid after Iowa caucuses
• Hopefuls named by source
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• Activists: Syrian regime misleading Arab observers
• Victim of slashing wants bar where she was attacked to be closed
• Mother unaware son arrested for LA arson fires
• Obama going to Ohio to challenge GOP on economy
• Iowa: Romney, Santorum seesawing in narrow vote
• County manager hiring to remain secret - for now
• County council to look at amending budget
• Motion to restrict Rice Twp. supervisor's access fails
• Leighton defends towing contractor
• Leighton, council sworn in
• Swoyersville man charged with stealing more than $33K from employer
• Judge overturns child killer's death sentence
• Newport Twp. couple area's newest millionaires
• Corrections & Clarifications 1/4/12
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• New Nanticoke council members officially sworn in
• Nanticoke bar no stranger to Liquor Control Board
• Iowa: Paul, Santorum, Romney lead early vote
• Pittston City Council reappoints department heads
• Moses Taylor Hospital sale finalized
• UPDATE: Judge overturns death sentence of Michael Bardo
• Man dies at Alaska center for street alcoholics
• NYC mayor: Girlfriends kiss better than Gagas
• Body found in Ark. forest was missing dispatcher
• Cat survives 2 euthanasia attempts at Utah shelter
• There's a new millionaire in Luzerne County
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• South Scranton bank robber sought
• WILKES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL FALLS ON THE ROAD AGAINST CENTENARY, 80-74
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• US Supreme Court asked to ponder drug dogs sniff
• Nanticoke bar could face nuisance action after slashing
• Judge: Black church rightful owner of KKK store
• Pa. men accused in Palin case plan guilty pleas
• HUCH’S CAREER-HIGH 29 POINTS LIFTS WILKES OVER MARYWOOD 89-70 IN CROSS COUNTY CHALLENGE FINALE
• $1 million winning lottery ticket sold in Luzerne County
• Fed to regularly forecast interest-rate changes
• Can you name one of our recently named Sidhu Scholars for 2011?
• Mom opts for home schooling after son put in bag
• Judge overturns death sentence for child killer
• New W-B Jehovah’s Witnesses hall opens
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• Moses Taylor health care system completes sale
• 24-year-old arrested in Los Angeles arson spree
• Paul: Odds of winning presidency slim but possible
• Super PACs poised for battle with millions to spend
• Renewed oil pipeline debate holds risk for Obama
• Officials probe attacks at Islamic sites in New York City
• Police: Body found at Wash. park is that of gunman
• Hours from voting, Iowa still unpredictable
• George W. Bush barely mentioned in GOP campaign
• NYC police investigate possible bias crimes
• Online gambling fight now about when, who - not if
• UK police: Murder suspected on queens estate
• Lackawanna County leaders take oath
• Police probe 3 slashings in Nanticoke
• Photos of dead aim to bring new life to cold cases
• Police canines: Their noses know
• Frantic last day for GOP hopefuls
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• WILKES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL BACK ON COURT AT CENTENARY FOLLOWING 24-DAY LAYOFF
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• Alleged stabbing probed in Scranton
• Marywood professor to attend Holocaust seminar
• Nanticoke woman's face sliced in brutal bar brawl
• Pribula: 4 percent tax hike possible
• Police: Body found at Wash. park is that of gunman
• US auto industry to post another good sales year
• Oregon powers past Wisconsin 45-38 in Rose Bowl
• Last day: 23 Iowa campaign stops combined
• Fire attacks at NYC homes, Islamic center probed
• County council sworn in, selects interim manager and chairman
• Cold case: Search continues for Scranton sisters' killer
• Three crashes reported on North Cross Valley
• No. 12 Michigan St beats No. 18 Georgia in 3OTs
• Trial postponed in Hazleton poker killing
• Casino notice to players clears legislative hurdle
• Expert: Wastewater well in Ohio triggered quakes
• Kreskin’s predictions: amazing or not
• Wilkes-Barre YMCA opens new wellness center
• Dallas man killed in New Year's Eve wreck
• Dallas winery to close after three years in business
• Corrections & Clarifications 1/3/12
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• Nanticoke woman slashed during bar fight
• In wake of controversy, W-B Twp. fire services need reform
• Lions out like lambs
• Road funds at risk in some states over safety rule
• Nine of the 11 Luzerne County Council-elect sworn in
• Pribula appointed interim Luzerne County manager
• Cardiologist: Quitting smoking key
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• Dallas man killed in New Year's Eve crash
• Aretha Franklin is engaged to longtime friend
• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL FALLS AGAINST SCRANTON 71-53 IN CROSS COUNTY CHALLENGE OPENER
• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL FALLS AGAINST SCRANTON 71-53 IN CROSS COUNTY CHALLENGE OPENER
• So did anyone break their New Year's resolutions yet?
• Authorities probe fire attacks on 4 NYC sites
• Occupy protest follows 123rd annual Rose Parade
• Irans navy tests cruise missile as part of drill
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• Luzerne County Council swearing-in about to begin
• French journalist found dead in Yemen
• Marino launches vets’ story project
• Arab League says Syria withdrew tanks from cities
• Hollywood strikes chord with area man
• Mubarak trial resumes amid acquittal speculation
• Passers-by rescue children after icy river crash
• South Korea says new era possible for Koreas
• Pakistan, US assume less cooperation in future
• NASA starts off new year with mission to the moon
• Romney looks to fend off Santorum, Paul
• Crowd fights Chinese police at mosque demolition
• Boat capsizes in Kenya; 7 dead, 2 dozen missing
• NASA’s 2nd lunar spacecraft arrives
• Historical Society eyes expansion
• Hugh Jackman breaking records on Broadway
• Box office takes positive Cruise
• New Years shooting at condo leaves 4 dead
• Slain federal agent was getting dads cancer meds
• Early but welcome surprise
• Vandals tag Moosic playground, Little League building
• Taylor supermarket robbed at gunpoint
• today's best bet
• Baby eager to ring in New Year
• Ranger shot and killed at Mount Rainier park
• Romneys chief Iowa rivals press electability
• New Years shooting at condo leaves 4 dead
• Free lunch program enrollment rises with poverty, unemployment
• For some in need, Facebook is route to new kidney
• SKorea president open to NKorea nuclear talks
• This week's meetings
• Penn State prosecutor has Lackawanna ties
• HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!
• The good, the bad and the wacky of 2011
• 12 criminal homicides reported in Luzerne County
• Miami knocks Jets out of playoff race, 19-17
• Ranger killed in Mount Rainier Natl Park shooting
• Yemenis rally, demand president face trial
• Fearful, Iraqs Sunnis leave mixed neighborhoods
• Holocaust survivors blast Nazi garb at protest
• 2nd NASA probe en route to moon on New Years Day
• Fire rages at massive former Ill. clock factory
• 2011: Year Of Loss And Change
• Penn State and historic flooding
• French defense minister backs Taliban talks
• Start slow, don’t ‘leap’ into new resolutions
• Weekly Lottery summary
• 4.0 quake hits northeast Ohio
• Fire damages 2 W-B structures
• Whistleblower, business leader are among those lost
• PETA eyes marker for cows killed in crashes
• It’s hold the clothing at Illinois drive-thru
• Bin Laden tops AP news poll
• Police Blotter
• Man with explosives at Texas airport detained
• Hanover Twp. man faces drug charges
• Romney has edge in Iowa
• Groups will unite against Assad
• Outgoing president staying in Yemen
• Defense bill wins OK from Obama
• Iran proposes new nuclear talks
• Laflin OKs real estate tax increase
• New DA learns office's ins and outs
• Top 10 in 2011: #9 LCCC on probation
• Top 10 in 2011: #8 Irene sweeps Valley
• Notable deaths in 2011
• Top 10 in 2011: #10 Murderer escapes
• New year, some old wisdom
• Most read stories at citizensvoice.com in 2011
• LAG's paper trail lacking
• Top 10 in 2011: #1 The year of the flood
• Top 10 in 2011: #7 Natural gas push
• Top 10 in 2011: #6 Mayor's ethical lapse
• Top 10 in 2011: #5 Sterling condemned
• Top 10 in 2011: #4 New county council
• Top 10 in 2011: #3 Judicial transition
• Top 10 in 2011: #2 Ex-judges go to jail
• Utah comes back, beats GaTech 30-27 in OT Sun Bowl
• Cops: Man tried to use $1M bill at NC Walmart
• Commission will allot Mericle money to eligible groups
• Obama signs defense bill despite reservations
• 2012: Rebuilding year for county government
• This week's cheers
• Moon countdown: NASA probe prepares to enter orbit
• Man with explosives detained at Texas airport
• No. 3 Kentucky beats No. 4 Louisville 69-62
• In reversal, Saleh opts to stay in Yemen
• World rings in 2012 and bids adieu to a tough year
• Afghan president welcomes US remarks on Taliban
• It's the last day of 2011! What are you going to do with it?
• Iran proposes new nuclear talks with world powers
• New DA Salavantis looks for smooth office transition
• Ethiopia troops enter Somalia, control border town
• Syrian opposition groups unite against Assad
• Obama hopeful for progress in 2012
• Hope reigns as US rings in 2012, after dud 2011
• In 2012, Obama to press ahead without Congress
• In a first, gas and other fuels are top US export
• Search under way for Hollywood arsonist
• LeGrand-inspired Rutgers wins Pinstripe Bowl 27-13
• Foul play suspected in Maine girls disappearance
• Going out with style – and a good bit of wisdom
• APNewsBreak: Russell Brand, Katy Perry to divorce
• No injuries as fire damages W-B house
• New Year’s has a dark side – drunken driving
• Another car fire reported in Hollywood
• Pribula will return as interim manager
• US seals $3.48B missiles, technology sale to UAE
• Police: Monkey 'Banana Sam' stolen from SF Zoo
• Foul play suspected in Maine girl's disappearance
• County will pay Pribula $2K per week to serve as interim manager
• California man identified as county manager choice
• Judge allows Zanicky to travel to Africa while out on bail
• New judges complete county bench
• Zola's maximum sentence reduction request rejected
• N.C. man killed after being ejected from truck
• Mohegan Sun casino refinancing fails
• Today's best bet 12/31/11
• Geisinger to open two urgent care centers
• Plymouth council OKs $1.71M budget
• LeGrand-inspired Rutgers wins Pinstripe Bowl 27-13
• EPA: Dimock water supplies 'merit further investigation'
• Newt Gingrich weeps, Mitt Romney attacks Ron Paul
• In a first, gas and other fuels are top US export
• Penn State prosecutor has Lackawanna ties
• Montrose man admits to knife attack on dog
• 2 abortion providers charged with murder in Md.
• Moses Taylor Hospital sale receives final approval
• BYU beats Tulsa with late TD in Armed Forces Bowl
• Two vehicles stolen in Nanticoke
• Verizon drops plans for $2 fee
• Tom Pribula will be Luzerne County interim manager
• New Luzerne County judges, DA sworn in
• Parents held responsible for underage drinking
• Hundreds of Iraqis cheer departure of US forces
• Firefighters chase arson fires in Hollywood area
• Former county employee chosen as interim manager
• Zanicky permitted to travel to Africa for youth soccer trip
• Lawyer facing corruption charges can travel to Africa
• Meet our MAN OF THE WEEK, Pete Farrell
• Justin has some parting words for 2011 in SORRY MOM & DAD
• Pakistan judicial commission to probe memo scandal
• My Dying Bride offers up something a little different with its latest release
• Singer, actress Kaye Stevens dies in Florida
• New Luzerne County judges, DA sworn in
• Mohegan Sun casino fails to refinance debt
• Mohegan Sun casino fails to refinance $811M debt
• Poll: 68 percent of Americans anticipate having better year in 2012
• Dress for the year you want, not the year you had in this week's STYLE FILES
• Once an afterthought, Romney eyes Iowa with hope
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• Fatal crash on Interstate 81
• Generosity still area custom
• Syrian opposition calls marches to main squares
• Some crew still aboard burning Russian nuclear sub
• For Gingrich, its a struggle to stay on message
• WILKES CAGERS SET FOR INAUGURAL CROSS COUNTY CHALLENGE AT MARYWOOD
• Synthetic marijuana is problem for US military
• QB Price shines for Huskies in amazing Alamo loss
• Muslims upset by NYPD to boycott mayors breakfast
• Singer, actress Kaye Stevens dies in Florida
• W. Pittston adopts 2012 budget that carries no increase in taxes
• Urban may pass on county council seat
• Suspect nabbed in salon heist
• Musto Carroll caps public career of firsts
• Jamaicas opposition wins elections in a landslide
• Federal judge blocks Calif. low-carbon fuels rule
• List: 'Baby bump' dumped, 'amazing' phrases banned
• US wants 2012 talks for Taliban political office
• North Korea vows no softening despite new leader
• Districts complicate election
• Transition team keeps manager finalists' names under wraps
• Chase suspect arrested after checking out of hospital
• Final meeting features send-offs, face-offs
• Commissioners' farewell act - $121.7M budget
• Swearing-in day for magisterial district justices
• Kulick headed back to court - wife files for divorce
• NEPA Sears, Kmart stores safe, for now
• Wilkes-Barre man arrested after stopping to count money he stole
• Children and Youth house call leads to arrest
• Today's Best Bet 12/30/11
• Judge OKs distribution of kids-for-cash charity money
• Luzerne County manager applicant names won't be released
• More bail restrictions sought for Zanicky
• IRS: 'Partying priest' owes $358K in back taxes
• Philadelphia forensic specialist examines Monroe County torso
• Woman, unborn baby killed in 1976 remain unidentified
• Alone in NH, Huntsman sees past Iowa
• Perry fights to claw way back into contention
• NYC mayor says work on 9/11 museum has stalled
• Michael Jordan engaged to model Yvette Prieto
• Veteran Times Leader reporter Van Rose dead at 68
• Republicans battle over undecided voters in Iowa
• Mericle to release $2.15 million fund that benefits Luzerne County children
• Man charged in crash with stolen car
• Scholars want help identifying slaves origins
• NASCARs Kahne sorry for breastfeeding comments
• Iowa ad war: late starting but nasty
• Bachmann vows to stay in GOP race despite setbacks
• Hearing to establish bail conditions set for Zanicky
• Man charged with robbery at nail salon business
• Luzerne County Commissioners adopt 2012 budget
• Local Sears, Kmart stores safe, so far
• Russian challenger urges joint currency with EU
• US finalizes deal to sell F-15s to Saudi Arabia
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• Commissioners approve final 2012 budget
• Wilkes-Barre man charged with nail salon robbery
• WORDS: Rachel looks back on 2011
• What is your New Year's resolution going to be? Are you even making one?
• Unemployment claims rise after steady declines
• Muslims upset by NYPD to boycott mayors breakfast
• Titanic artifacts headed to auction
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• YMCA open house is set
• China executes 12 people in single day
• Stanford archives offer window into Apple origins
• No room for bicycle lanes in River Street Corridor Project, PennDOT says
• Snow church opens in Bavaria
• Turkey: Assad turning Syria into bloodbath
• Offenders become graduates
• Eurozone faces tough hurdles early in 2012
• Iowa voters hold sway over how president is chosen
• Odd notes, mad-dash trips mark Iowa closing sprint
• Book: Petraeus almost quit over Afghan drawdown
• AP-GfK Poll: In 2012, it can only get better
• APNewsbreak: Titanic artifacts headed to auction
• County layoffs loom in budget OK
• Lawyer facing accusations
• Geisinger will stop hiring smokers
• North Korea calls Kim Jong Un supreme leader
• W-B nail salon robbed at gunpoint
• Wilkes-Barre nail salon robbed at gunpoint
• Unanswered questions remain in man's gruesome ending
• Unanswered questions remain in man's gruesome death
• Transition committee narrows county manager finalists to 3
• Commissioners plan to hold taxes steady in final budget
• Dallas Twp. seeks supervisor, zoning officer candidates
• AP sources: US to sell F-15s to Saudi Arabia
• Geisinger bans nicotine for job applicants
• Police Blotter 12/29/11
• Muslims upset by NYPD to boycott mayors breakfast
• Butler Twp. attorney faces corruption of minors charges
• Convicted murderer wants maximum sentence cut
• West Pittston's 2012 budget holds line on taxes
• Nanticoke man faces assault charges after bar fight
• Today's best bet 12/29/11
• Missouri firm buys Jack Frost, Big Boulder
• Final gunman in gang murder pleads guilty
• Blood drive slated for injured serviceman
• Fatal Conn. fire reminds homeowners of ash dangers
• Romney acting like the victor
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• TWO COLONEL WRESTLERS CLAIM TOP FOUR FINISHES AT WILKES OPEN; DATTOLO CROWNED 149-POUND CHAMPION
• ‘I loved Rose,’ her killer says
• Appeals court upholds convictions in Fort Dix plot
• Cheetah the chimp from 1930s Tarzan flicks dies
• Receiver named to run struggling Split Rock Resort
• No big parade yet planned for troops returning from Iraq
• Gunman robs Queen Nails salon in W-B
• Clergymen clash at Bethlehem birthplace of Jesus
• Paul returns to Iowa as rivals eye his supporters
• Economists: Obamas policies fair or poor
• Victims of Christmas shooting all family
• A laughing matter
• Say hello to Chastity, 2011's final MODEL OF THE WEEK!
• Butler Township attorney charged with child corruption
• Attorney charged with child corruption
• Iran warns of closing strategic oil route
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Tintin' is a little shy of a home run
• Lane Restrictions, Interstate 81 North, South
• Cops: Girl killed, body chopped up
• Exeter’s proposed business tax stirs concerns
• U.S. police fatalities up 13 percent in 2011
• Public outraged by Phoenix man’s euthanized cat
• Pauls surge may prompt a new look from GOP voters
• HRW accuses Syrian authorities of hiding detainees
• Nelson retirement opens Neb.s Senate seat to GOP
• Building Trust
• Gingrich sharpens attacks on Romney, Paul
• Cash tolls going up again on Turnpike
• North Korean heir leads funeral of Kim Jong Il
• NY Rep. King: Iraq releases 3 security contractors
• Cranky croc steals Aussie zoo workers lawn mower
• 3 NATO troops killed by bomb in east Afghanistan
• Franklin Twp. sees slight tax hike
• Problem holds up support payments
• Man sentenced for killing ex-girlfriend
• Police: Father-son dispute turns violent
• Transition team members clash over chairmanship
• West Pittston council approves 2012 spending plan
• Vermont judge denies class certification to dairy farmer group
• Controversial chickens can stay at Pittston home
• Powell begins prison term
• County receives state grant for recycling effort
• Human torso found along roadway in Poconos
• Today's best bet 12/28/11
• Gunman robs Queen Nails salon in W-B
• Powell begins his sentence
• Lackawanna County, ACLU talk to resolve Occupy Scranton dispute
• Fate of local Kmart, Sears locations uncertain
• NEPA jobless rate flat at 9.2 percent
• Torch to be passed at Dietrich Theater
• Gingrich goes after rivals despite positive pledge
• Son of O.J. Simpson former relative arrested
• Dems scramble as Sen. Nelson announces retirement
• Wyoming County officials OK budget
• Man linked to gang killing expected to plead guilty
• Attorney: Suspect in soldier shooting was attacked
• As Iraq War ends, no parade for US troops in cards
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• Yemens leader causes headaches in Washington
• Casey Classic Photos
• Zola sentenced for killing girlfriend
• Man's torso found along roadway in Poconos
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Democratic Sen. Ben Nelson announces retirement
• We're working on the final Weekender from 2011, our annual Staff Picks issue!!
• Consumer confidence index surges in December
• Program assists addiction fight
• Experts cautiously upbeat on economy
• Harveys Lake father charged with assault
• Conn. fire victim had career as safety chief
• Survey: Home prices down in most major US cities
• AP survey: Economy to pick up but still vulnerable
• Urgent-care centers fill gap in health-care system
• Mad-dash Monday
• Missing Ind. girl found dead, babysitter charged
• Facebook unwelcome in Vietnam, but Zuckerberg OK
• Israeli girls plight highlights Jewish extremism
• UKs Prince Philip to leave hospital
• Texas police: Man in Santa suit killed 6 relatives
• New fuel for coal vs. gas debate
• Moon’s gravity field to be studied
• Cash sought to produce Hurricane Agnes film
• Syria pulls tanks from streets of restive city
• In pursuit, GOP contenders rumble through Iowa
• India tycoons got tons of cash, nowhere to invest
• Brees sets passing mark, Saints top Falcons 45-16
• Fla. crash kills doc getting heart for transplant
• Missing Ind. girl found dead, babysitter charged
• Al-Qaida in Iraq says it was behind Baghdad blasts
• Got a new e-tablet for Christmas? There's a class for that
• Coalition backs state committee's suggestions to bridge funding gap
• Stores welcome back shoppers
• Robbery suspect trapped inside store
• Pair of blazes ravage homes on Christmas
• Farm preservation deadline is Feb. 1
• CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
• TODAY'S BEST BET
• FBI joins search for missing Indiana girl
• Rooster flies coop, neighbor blows gasket
• Penn State sex scandal doesn't put a damper on local retail sales
• Area schools to hear from graduates in new study
• Building campaign under way for Freeland YMCA
• Pa. man jailed in near-shooting over Facebook time
• Senate clears KOZ reporting, monitoring
• 2 Mayo Clinic workers die in Fla. helicopter crash
• Campaign is family affair
• 2011 saw little progress toward regionalization
• Mexicos cartels build own national radio system
• Chile daily must pay readers for exploding churros
• Family event notes Festival of Lights
• Check out our photos from And The Moneynotes show at The Bog Thursday night!
• New powerful painkiller has abuse experts worried
• Hope Santa was good to everyone and you all had a happy day yesterday!
• Police: Gunman in murder-suicide dressed as Santa
• No progress in search for missing Indiana girl
• Sharing & caring
• AIDS victim’s legacy lives on through scholarship program
• New rules for teen motorists take effect
• It’s home for now
• London subway strike delays Boxing Day shoppers
• US weighing travel request for Yemens president
• UKs Prince Philip remains in hospital
• Nigerians fear more church attacks after 39 killed
• Arab monitors due in Syria as violence flares
• In swing Ohio, Gingrich gaining the not-Romneys
• Back in campaign mode, presidential hopefuls focus
• FBI shooting range is popular deer hangout
• 7 people shot dead in Texas home, motive unclear
• Presidential race in Iowa is quieter than past years
• 5 Things You Need to Know This Week
• ‘Anonymous’ hackers target security think tank
• Plaintiffs ask for Mericle settlement
• Fire at Conn. home kills ad execs 3 kids, parents
• More bodies found far away from Philippine floods
• Suicide attacker kills 6 at Baghdad checkpoint
• Kim Jong Ils son strengthens power with new post
• Calif. to stop towing the unlicensed
• Corporate sponsor for cop ’copter
• Nigerian blasts mar pope’s Christmas peace appeal
• Nanticoke barber still clipping away at 97
• Xmas fire at exec.s Conn home kills kids, parents
• Police: Woman tried to rob store with rock, knife
• Community dinners offer food, fellowship
• UN, Iraq agree on Camp Ashraf resettlement plan
• Flood victims settling into federal trailers for holiday
• Police find 7 dead in Dallas, TX area apartment
• Decades later, a Cold War secret is revealed
• Training stepped up for Afghan special forces
• Children's health insurance program seeing steady increases
• Tough choice looms on 9/11 health lawsuits
• Iranian woman to face death by stoning or hanging
• Cops: Stolen gun found at crash scene
• Nigerian blasts mar popes Christmas peace appeal
• Hundreds pack Bethlehem church for Christmas Mass
• Hackers target US security think tank
• Syrian opposition calls for UN role to end crisis
• Ancient seal found in Jerusalem linked to ritual
• Suicide bomber strikes Afghan funeral, killing 10
• Wives in ads, kids on the bus as GOP voting nears
• California soldier shot at his homecoming party
• Explosion rips through church near Nigeria capital
• US Santa trackers having record holiday
• Homes of the Season
• Grant to help Susquehanna Trail
• Police: Man caught burglarizing a house in Sugar Notch
• Grants give a boost to Back Mtn. Trail
• 2 on council question Hazleton’s police pact
• Flying to a dream
• A new meaning for haves, have nots this year Joe Butkiewicz OPINION
• Joys remembered
• Bank aide charged with scamming some elderly
• Occupy Wall Street items must-have collectibles
• Who is watching the 24 hours of "A Christmas Story" on TBS right now?
• NORAD Santa trackers having record holiday
• Obamas spending low-key Christmas Eve in Hawaii
• Thousands enjoy merry Christmas in Bethlehem
• NORAD Santa trackers having record holiday
• Pope laments Christmas consumerism, glitter
• Thousands enjoy merry Christmas in Bethlehem
• Unprovoked attacks at heart of Knockout King
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• Christmas in middle of flood recovery
• Stolen car recovered in Edwardsville following police chase, scuffle
• W. Pittston man charged for assault
• Judiciary at a crossroads
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• Gingrich attacks Va. for keeping him off ballot
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• Happy Christmas Eve!
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• 70 year-old fruitcake fetches $525 at auction
• Mass. woman says TSA confiscated frosted cupcake
• GOP: Gingrich, Perry will not be on Va. ballot
• At least 61 dead in northeast Nigeria violence
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• Another protest in Moscow draws tens of thousands
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• W-B advises residents of garbage collection change
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• Valley Santa 12/24/11
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• Scarred by battle
• Cardinal compares gays, KKK
• Decision for county manager to be soon
• New county council might have joint swearing-in
• Russin sentenced for drug dealers' deaths
• Wyoming Seminary teacher on leave for unspecified incident
• Crestwood officials pledge to stick to suggested tax hike
• Families move into FEMA trailers
• Truck rollover causes power loss in Plains Twp.
• Medical college to search for new leader
• Valley Santa donations
• Christmas meals available through area organizations
• W-B Fire Department receives federal grant
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• Grandfather asks for help with gifts for his granddaughter
• More 'layaway angels' step up
• Corrections & clarifications 12/23/11
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• Pat Russin sentenced for 2003 murders
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• Gingrich uses precious time to get on Va. ballot
• Danish zoo raises polar bear cub by hand
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• ALBUM REVIEW: Korn forages a new 'Path' on 10th outing
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• US: Mistakes led to attack on Pakistani soldiers
• Understanding Congress payroll tax cut fight
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• Medvedev warns against upsetting stability
• NKorea media dubs young Kim outstanding leader
• Maine town holds candlelight vigil for missing tot
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• Attorney ponders run for Congress
• Local offender’s case shows value of Megan’s Law change
• Plane with engine trouble lands in Ky; no injuries
• Casey calls for quick approval of flood claims
• Wilkes-Barre man injured in Buck Township crash
• Cherry gets up to 40 years in 1 year old's killing
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• Attorney: Dispute over snowmaking pond could threaten Elk ski season
• Wal-Mart pulls formula after Mo. babys death
• Judge upholds Beresford-Redmans extradition
• Valley Santa donations 12/22/11
• Misericordia releases corrected graduate list
• Flora limits use of public defenders
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• 2 women share 1st kiss at US Navy ships return
• Utah man wins Lamborghini, crashes it hours later
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• No votes, but things seem to be going Romneys way
• W-B man wanted on attempted arson charge
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• Today's best bet 12/22/11
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• Cherry sentenced to 20-40 years for toddler's death
• Boehner to Senate: Lets bargain on payroll tax
• Police: PSU rioters caused $190K in damages
• Former PSU players show support for JoePa
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• Catch up with KITE PARTY, which just signed with a Los Angeles record label
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• Happy Weekender Wednesday!
• Warrant issued for Wilkes-Barre man after alleged threat
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• Gingrich blames Romney for attack ads
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• New law expands Megan’s
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• In Israel, a higher profile for Christmas
• Feud between Romney, Gingrich intensifies
• Autism-friendly Santas a hit at malls, parties
• Japan releases 40-year nuke plant cleanup plan
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• House GOP snubs 2-month payroll tax cut
• Selenski lawyer search dragging
• About 200 flooded properties proposed for federal buyouts
• Pittston Area School Board revisits anti-nepotism policy
• Dallas Twp. supervisor resigns; board to postpone filling vacancy
• Salvation Army distribution helps record 1,000 families
• Salvation Army distribution aids record 1,000 families
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• Corbett plans to limit capital projects in budget-tightening effort
• FEMA modulars could be ready by this weekend
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• Man convicted of assaulting off-duty cop gets up to 12 years
• Community in dispute with Elk Mountain sues to block access to snowmaking pond
• Corrections & clarifications 12/21/11
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• Today's best bet 12/21/11
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• County flood board OKs budget
• Housing development's street names honor Wilkes-Barre leaders
• Jackson to reapply for Dallas football post
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• Mexico Mayan region launches apocalypse countdown
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• Mitt Romney to America: Newt Gingrich? Really?
• State House authorizes $1.7B in new borrowing
• Immigration agents to screen Ariz. jail inmates
• Investment bankers die in NJ highway plane crash
• Mass. man convicted of conspiring to help al-Qaida
• Grooming business allowed to reopen
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• 35-year-old mystery remains unsolved
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• Iraqs Sunni VP denies charges he ran hit squad
• Gingrich assails judges as he courts conservatives
• Finally, some bipartisanship _ oops, nevermind
• Deadly snowstorm halts travel across Great Plains
• Permanent wounds
• Face-off looms on tax cut
• NKorea media shows images of Kim Jong Il in coffin
• Indonesian youths say Punk will never die!
• Paroled American Berenson leaves Peru
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• Manning defense trying different strategies
• Moving on after suffering pains of war
• Suspect in NYC torching charged with murder
• Kim Jong Il body displayed, NKorea media hail son
• Wyoming Area solicitor ousted
• Wyoming Area School Board solicitor ousted
• Single mother of 4 dealing with health issues requests help
• County's 2012 budget would force 60 layoffs
• Today's Best Bet 12/20/11
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• Occupy Scranton confrontation avoided, for now
• Nuangola trims nearly $48,000 from 2012 budget
• Misericordia holds first winter commencement
• Pittston Government Study Commission considers consultants
• Gas prices to set Christmas record
• Laurel Lakes dam restoration project complete
• Blacked Out: Power outage delays Steelers, 49ers
• Valley Santa Donations 12/20/11
• Dallas Twp. supervisor mulls leaving office after 45 years
• Hanukkah festival will light up Sno Mountain
• State flood aid awaits 2012 resolution
• Investigation continues into cause of Hazleton fire
• Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger active vs. 49ers
• Judge shifts expenses from Jackson executors
• Feds issue warning to unconventional sperm donor
• AP source: Paterno out of hospital, improving
• Ex Second Mile board members: 'We needed to know'
• Kindness of Christmas innkeeper can still be found today
• Palin: Not too late to enter GOP presidential race
• Opting to track, not treat, early prostate cancer
• Attacks hurt Gingrich in Iowa, no letup pre-caucus
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• Father: paroled activist Berenson can leave Peru
• AP source: Paterno out of hospital, improving
• Officer: Pa. cellar, captives smelled like death
• Perry: Wall Street bailout biggest theft in US
• Say hello to Ryan, our current MAN OF THE WEEK!
• At gas pump, 2011 was the year of the big squeeze
• US teen sentenced for killing gay student
• Police seek identities of three people
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• ESPN football analyst Craig James runs for Senate
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• NYC police: Suspect says woman set afire over debt
• Mom of missing Maine toddler sought sole custody
• Youngest son is heir apparent in North Korea
• Investigators say 4 Reps got discounted loans
• With morgues full, Philippine flood victims buried
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• Kim Jong Il is dead
• Proposed ban not popular with locals
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• Tell us your top 10 stories
• Med student Clarke wins Survivor: South Pacific
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il Dead
• Census: Local senior numbers highest per capita in Pa.
• Last U.S. troops exit Iraq
• Coal plants forced to shut down
• Holden is ready for new territory
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• Nonprofits can’t recover
• No killing at box office for ‘Holmes’
• Egypts military, activists vie for public support
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• Plymouth Twp. to host blood drive at municipal building
• Maddon brings 'Thanksmas' meal home to Hazleton
• Soldier in last convoy leaving Iraq calls wife
• Salem Twp. man charged after allegedly holding woman captive
• W-B council may consider changes to city's rental inspection ordinance
• Mother with sick daughter seeks extra help for Christmas
• Today's best bet 12/19/11
• Last troops exit Iraq in subdued end to 9-year war
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• Next wave of GPS promises stronger signals
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• Cowboys build early lead, then coast to victory
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• Migrant ship sinks off Indonesia; over 200 missing
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• Havel, Czech anti-communist hero, has died
• Congress new terrorism rules leave open questions
• Russian oil platform capsizes; 4 dead, 49 missing
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• Santorum makes a stand in Iowa
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• Philly-area counties to up levies
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• March homicide trial set
• McQueary unusual weapon in case
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• Holiday spirit emerging
• Two accused of stealing flood victim's jewelry
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• Two Hanover Twp. businesses reopen
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• Ship with migrants sinks off Indonesia island
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• PSU QB McGloin taken to hospital after locker room incident
• NYC protesters scale fence at vacant lot
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• Too hot to handle: Embattled W-B Twp. fire chief
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• Senate OKs $1T budget bill, payroll tax cut
• Gingrich says rivals criticism taking a toll
• Killing of bin Laden voted top news story of 2011
• Illinois sheriff: 5 were killed in murder-suicide
• Pa. deputy attorney general cites PSU 'inaction'
• Mericle settles juvie suits $17.75M
• Payroll tax compromise set for Senate vote
• Santorum pursues Iowa crown old-fashioned way
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• Panetta becomes first defense chief to visit Libya
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• Pa. deputy attorney general cites PSU inaction
• Prosecution to present its case against Manning
• Egypts military clashes with protesters in Cairo
• Globe nods full of snubs, surprises
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• Justice costly for county, municipality
• Berenson heads to NY for holidays
• Gunmen attack chopper near Indonesia Freeport mine
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• Lady Antebellum owns the night
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• Former PSU administrators face trial
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• Pringle Borough passes 2012 budget
• Corrections & clarifications 12/17/11
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• Mericle agrees to pay $17.75 million to settle kids for cash suits
• Valley Santa Donations
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• Doctor: Texas boy shot at school cant move legs
• Judge orders trial for 2 Penn St. officials
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• Case of accused Army leaker carries high stakes
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• Pribula considers working for county again
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• Today's best bet 12/16/11
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• Wilkes-Barre City Council president taken to hospital from meeting
• Area park, trail projects receive more than $700K in grants
• Applewood will remain closed
• Full ban on driver calls could be tough to enforce
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• New York Times Co. CEO Robinson to step down
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• W-B Area loses its student teachers
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• Ohio prosecutor mulls charges for in-game fight
• Officials cite drop in homelessness among veterans
• NY federal court showdown set over pregnancy pill
• Billy Joel portrait unveiled at Steinway Hall
• Republicans plan House OK of payroll tax cut bill
• NTSB focuses on driver texting in Missouri crash
• Agencies face budget curbs in $1 trillion bill
• Settlers clash with Israeli troops in West Bank
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• Under redistricting, Luzerne County split up among four senators
• Controversial coach
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• Brothers stand trial in fatal shooting case
• Williams outlines plans for gas metering station in two hours
• Our Lady of Guadalupe feast inspires dancing in the streets
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• Marine Corps donates 1,200 Toys for Tots to UNC
• Apple pulls down driver's license app at Casey's request
• Valley Santa Donations 12/13/11
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• Police: Phone scammers targeting Duryea residents
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• Today's Best Bet 12/13/11
• Wright Twp. OKs purchase of new dump truck
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• Dallas SB votes to open football position
• Quiet Pa. town center stage for Sandusky faceoff
• Boehner: House will approve payroll tax cut bill
• Dallas School board opens head football coach position
• State legislative redistricting plan passes 4-1
• Dolphins fire Tony Sparano as coach
• High court to review tough Arizona immigration law
• Driver was texting in Missouri traffic pileup
• Barry Manilow hospitalized for hip muscle repair
• Dems fume as final vote looms
• Youre greedy: Romney, Gingrich tussle before Iowa
• Study: Gingrich tax plan would worsen deficit
• Belgian nurse who saved GIs in WWII honored
• FEMA awards $1.5 million grant to Shickshinny Borough
• King's honors long-time employees at Patron's Day.
• Romney: Gingrich should return Freddie Mac money
• Obama heralds end of divisive Iraq war
• Elvis monkey, psychedelic gecko found in SE Asia
• Lawyer: No plea talks on eve of Sandusky hearing
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• Phone scams reported by Duryea residents
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• Russian tycoon to compete with Putin in election
• Occupy protesters seek to shut West Coast ports
• Penn State culture explained away Sandusky
• Mornin' NEPA! How was the weekend?
• Plymouth police arrest three people on drug charges
• Traffic Alert: I-81 crash cleared, north traffic moving, south slow
• Traffic Delays expected on I-81 due to repairs
• Information reveals county’s highs, lows
• Iran says its almost done decoding US drone
• Many indifferent as Noriega returns to Panama cell
• Paterno breaks pelvis after a fall
• Perry going for broke in Iowa with 3 weeks to go
• Obama, al-Maliki to chart next steps for US, Iraq
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• 5 Things You Need to Know this Week
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• Health trust seeks appeal of $5.1 million ruling
• Trooper remembered as dedicated officer
• Board tries new underage gambler deterrent
• Romney doesnt disavow $10,000 bet
• Kobe upset by Odoms departure for Dallas
• Lowes pulls ads from TV show about US Muslims
• Hazleton man charged with multiple sex offenses
• West Pittston fire department laptop reported stolen
• Seven dogs killed in house fire in Dorrance Twp.
• W-B man accused of impersonating police officer
• Today's Best Bet 12/12/11
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• 'Cancer Tree' raises money, awareness
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• Obama: Core philosophy of GOP candidates identical
• Noriega returns to Panama a largely forgotten man
• Trailing rivals question Gingrich, Romney records
• Panamas Noriega returns home to serve time
• Climate deal doesnt make things worse _ or better
• US proposes unmanned border crossing with Mexico
• Mo. officials: Ex-deputy shot ex-wife, boyfriend
• This week's meetings 12/12/11
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• FACT CHECK: Plenty to question in GOP debate
• US commander defends night raids in Afghanistan
• NYPD Facebook probe raises free speech question
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• Arab uprisings reshape map of US influence
• AP source: Paterno breaks pelvis after home fall
• Hollywoods holidays start glumly with bad weekend
• Medvedev orders probe into reported election fraud
• Clegg: Camerons EU treaty veto bad for Britain
• Noriega flown home to be punished once again
• An unmarked date reflects Indian ambivalence
• Analysis: For Gingrich, no bombast or apologies
• Sheriff: Mo. man shot after double slaying, chase
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• Help those in need have holiday gifts From the editor Joe Butkiewicz
• A shadow on a family
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• Pa. asks Internet buyers to pay tax
• Media attention tough on victims
• Big welcome from small town
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• Women’s activists take Nobels
• State police investigate death of trooper in police barracks parking lot
• Landfill authority looks for money to fund land survey
• Samuel Bosch, who shared knowledge of Judaism, has died
• For newly poor, seeking help before it's too late
• Region faces a long road in its return to full employment
• RG3 wins first Heisman Trophy for Baylor
• Strong earthquake in Guerrero, shakes Mexico City
• AP source: Braun has positive drug test, appealing
• Indiana stuns No. 1 Kentucky 73-72 at buzzer
• Gaga gives a naughty and nice concert in NYC
• Navy beats Army for 10th time in a row, 27-21
• Fixed income, injury make it tough this Christmas
• Redistricting on the fast track
• Charitable criminal: Nonprofits commend Mericle's financial contributions
• Sky-watchers get rare treat: total lunar eclipse
• No. 8 Xavier tops Cincinnati 76-53 after brawl
• Officials: Calif. parents asked man to beat child
• Trooper shoots self in barracks parking lot, state police say
• Unorthodox Pa. lawyer preps for Sandusky hearing
• Dallas returns to city it made famous
• Iraq: A war of muddled goals, painful sacrifice
• Police evict Occupy Boston protesters; 46 arrested
• CIA spy plane loss exposes covert US-Iran conflict
• NY suburb deals with latest notorious murder case
• Gingrich comes to debate with front-runner status
• Filipino militants free US teen after 5 months
• Justin gets inspired by "The Muppets" in this week's SORRY MOM & DAD
• NO. 11 WILKES WRESTLING EARNS SPLIT AT HOME QUAD MATCH
• WILKES WOMEN’S BASKTETBALL DROPS SECOND GAME OF BLUE JAY CLASSIC TO ELIZABETHTOWN, 68-57
• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL SUFFERS 90-88 SETBACK AT UNBEATEN LYCOMING
• Nickelback keeps making music--for better or for worse
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• Obama decides high-profile issues ahead of 2012
• 3 women accept Nobel Peace Prize
• NTSB: Vegas chopper had engine work before crash
• NJ widow exposes mishandling of troop remains
• Radioactive water leaks inside Japan plant
• Convicted molester who cast for Hollywood arrested
• Maoist rebels kidnap 7 workers in eastern India
• French far-right group has message in menu
• Pakistan Taliban commander confirms peace talks
• Va. Tech gunman called quiet; went to small school
• LA police kill man shooting at cars in Hollywood
• Va. Tech gunman named
• Owner of Washington home was being investigated
• LA police kill man shooting at cars in Hollywood
• Exile fireworks show off Cuba irks Castro govt
• Day of protests begins in Russia
• Conference in overtime on future of climate talks
• Six-figure deals under fire
• Red Cross out, Pittsburgh company in: Geisinger picks private blood supplier
• Lax safety cited in deadly hospital fire in India
• Clinic highlights need for flu vaccine
• FEMA approves buyouts for some Shickshinny homeowners
• Casey challengers stick to conservative platform
• Big bonuses flowed at financially shaky medical college
• Police: South Side man attacked man with machete, nearly severed two of his fingers
• NASA OKs Feb. launch of private space station trip
• High court halts new Texas electoral maps
• Liquor store returning to Mountain Top
• Pittston officials ready to unveil The Open Space
• County budget includes road project funds
• Police identify VA Tech gunman
• Fox affiliate to air on WBRE, WYOU channels temporarily
• Valley Santa: Working mother struggles to pay bills, buy food
• Pair rescued from island in Susquehanna after boat capsizes
• Calif. prison psychologist accused of faking rape
• Gingrichs rise puzzles critics of his record
• Nanticoke fire chief saluted
• Valley Santa donations
• Dorrance Twp. home hit by smoky blaze
• WILKES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COMES UP SHORT AGAINST PSU HARRISBURG, 76-70 IN 2 OT
• Family struggled before in Texas welfare shooting
• Sanguedolce, Dessoye to join new DA's staff
• Today's best bet 12/10/11
• BLM: Mustangs mistreated but not inhumanely
• Man condemned to death in US home invasion
• As he campaigns, Gingrich also works for profit
• Congressional redistricting stalls in Harrisburg
• Oakland boy in video shooting brain dead
• Police say man filed fake obituary to get bereavement leave
• Man who killed three members of Connecticut family sentenced to death
• Deceased man sends Christmas cards from beyond the grave
• Greg Korin says farewell to NEPA with "Moonlight & Magnolias"
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• Geisinger will no longer get bulk of blood from Red Cross
• Former state trooper sentenced on sex charge
• Va. Tech gunman changed clothes after shooting cop
• Liquor Control board pulls date rape ads
• AP Exclusive: Missing American on video: Help me
• Say hello to our MAN OF THE WEEK, Robert Delossantos
• Stranded hunters rescued from Susquehanna River
• 23 charged in Penn State riots after JoePa firing
• Poll: Pennsylvanians support Paterno's firing
• Tomorrow, the Barr Brothers pay a visit to River Street Jazz Cafe
• Who is planning to take a class over Intersession? Classes begin on January 3rd.
• AMA Arenacross Series hits the area this weekend for the first time since 2009
• Taste travels well
• EPA: Fracking may pollute
• Letter bomb explodes at Italy tax office
• District Attorney's office takes form
• Only a few short hours until the weekend--what is everyone doing tonight?
• Robbers set trap for victim at bank
• 2 convicted in Fla. of filming rapes for porn
• King's Theater Department's Musical Cabaret performances scheduled for tonight a...
• Pakistan mulls deploying air defenses to border
• Salavantis’ DA race total near $270,000
• Hospital staff abandon patients to fire, 73 die
• 2nd child shot by mom in Texas welfare office dies
• Couple killed in helicopter crash were celebrating
• Motive still unknown in Va. Tech officer shooting
• WILKES NAMES LATEST CLASS TO BE INDUCTED INTO THE ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME
• Super PACs now a force in the presidential race
• Roethlisberger hurt, Steelers hold off Browns 14-3
• Police: Va. Tech officer, suspect shot by same gun
• Deadline passes for Occupy Boston without eviction
• Extreme weather? Get used to it, experts say
• Judge hopefuls spent $1.1 million
• DAMA solid waste collection results in savings
• Wyoming Area seats new members
• Judge overturns defamation verdict
• Judge sides with Citizens' Voice in decade-long defamation battle
• Valley Santa: Single mom lost job due to hip injury
• Shickshinny area residents discuss borough’s future
• Feds open probe into alleged drug ring at Tobyhanna depot
• Edwardsville repeals sex offender ordinance
• United Way announces fundraising totals at annual reception
• Leighton spent $133K in pursuit of third term
• In race's waning days, Salavantis spent big
• Williams outspent competition in county council race
• More drivers texting at wheel, despite state bans
• TV tower line repairs to take weeks
• Reality show star Duggar suffers miscarriage
• Nanticoke man gets 20 months for mortgage fraud
• Corrections & Clarifications 12/9/11
• Today's Best Bet 12/9/11
• Questlove: NBC clearing Roots songs for Fallon
• Turkey Hill clerk fights back after robber shoots her twice
• Climate experts warn more extreme weather
• Ciavarella attorneys seek government-funded status for appeal
• Valley Santa donations
• Va. Tech says there is no longer a threat on campus, says normal activities can resume
• Jodie Fosters dad convicted of housing scheme
• Assault charged dismissed against Wilkes-Barre man
• View a photo of Cafe Naming Contest winner, Anthony Pero '13 in front of the fut...
• Iran shows video of purported US drone
• EPA implicates fracking in pollution
• Republican: heads must roll in Fast and Furious
• French TV shows Strauss-Kahn surveillance videos
• Amanda pays it forward and Jeff has qualms about so many cards in his wallet in...
• FAMU president reprimanded by Board of Trustees
• Protesters shut down Washingtons lobbyist street
• Sandusky released on bail after sex abuse charges
• Blagojevich begins bleak countdown to prison
• Judge sides with Citizens' Voice in decade-long defamation battle
• Who can name ONE of the seven Wilkes athletes who made the Middle Atlantic Confe...
• Take a trip to Italy in this week's STYLE FILES
• Meet Sydnei Simon, our MODEL OF THE WEEK
• Study: Texting by drivers up 50 percent in 2010
• COLONEL CAGERS TRAVEL TO LYCOMING FOR NON-CONFERENCE ROAD TEST
• Helicopter crashes near Hoover Dam
• Sandusky jailed on new child sex abuse charges
• 'Hugo' is worth all the hype, according to our reviewer
• Martin sheen visits Luzerne County Courthouse
• Unemployment aid applications drop to 9-month low
• Putin slams Clinton for encouraging protesters
• Corzine:Dont know where firms missing money is
• ECB cuts rate, has no bigger bond-purchase plan
• Good morning, NEPA! How many people had to scrape off their cars this morning?
• Road Closings & Restrictions
• AP Exclusive: Inside Romanias secret CIA prison
• Block of OTC morning-after pill sparks debate
• Gingrich surge unnerves some Republican lawmakers
• Video: Sandusky jailed on new charges
• Storm could bring some areas 8 inches of snow
• UKs Cameron under pressure over any new EU deal
• LADY COLONELS SET FOR R1 BLUE JAY CLASSIC THIS WEEKEND
• Corzine revisits Congress in uncomfortable role
• Buehrle joins free-agent migration to Miami
• Possible case shakeup irks victim’s sister
• TV’s ‘M-A-S-H’ star dies at age 96
• A record-breaking year
• Palestinians statehood bid part of Christmas
• Census: Widening income gap as blacks leave cities
• Police: Plymouth woman raised children in filthy home
• Tomasacci elected to lead Northwest board
• Meeting set to discuss Shickshinny's future
• Back Mountain teenagers injured in one-car wreck
• Today's best bet 12/8/11
• Second Hazleton murder trial on hold
• Griffith: Airport authority resolution invalid
• Dallas Twp. board approves natural gas metering station
• Transition panel begins manager interviews
• Struggling mom hopes to have Christmas gifts for 3 children
• Actor Martin Sheen lends support to county drug treatment court
• Rapid retreat of Chile glacier captured in images
• Pearl Harbor survivors return to ships after death
• Flaw exposes Facebook CEOs photos of puppy, food
• NASA rover prepares for 5th winter on Mars
• Dallas Twp. gas facility gets OK
• Pittston Area scraps anti-nepotism policy
• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison for corruption
• Baldwin apologizes to passengers, not airline
• Big promise is seen in 2 new breast cancer drugs
• Simonson acquitted of attempted murder in Lackawanna County
• Exeter man who injured state troopers jailed
• City council seeks flood repairs funding
• Clarks Summit man brought up on wire fraud charges
• Misericordia adopts Noxen for community project
• Free flu shot clinic planned at armory
• Testimony continues in rape trial
• Sandusky jailed on new child sex abuse charges
• Nation marks 70th anniversary of Pearl Harbor
• At least 85 taken into custody as SF camp cleared
• Germany, France scale back ambitions of summit
• Dallas Twp. zoners approve gas metering station
• Metering station approved with several conditions
• US: No to over-the-counter morning-after pill
• Game on in Iowa as GOP attacks target Gingrich
• Police clear Occupy encampment in San Francisco
• Billion-dollar weather disasters smash US record
• Death penalty dropped against Mumia Abu-Jamal
• Simonson convicted in prison stomping assault
• WILKES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL OVERPOWERS SUSQUEHANNA, 76-56
• On Rihanna's latest, "Talk That Talk," there's a fine line between sexy and raun...
• Police: Plymouth woman subjected kids to filthy home, one meal a day
• Sandusky jailed on new sex abuse charges
• It's starting to get chilly out there. Do you have your winter coat ready? Stay...
• Get front and center at a Doors show in this week's NOVEL APPROACH
• For Sandusky's accusers, a chance to face him
• SEVEN WILKES STUDENT-ATHLETES HONORED ON FALL 2011 MAC SPORTSMANSHIP TEAMS
• NO. 11 WILKES WRESTLING SET TO HOST DVC, NO.22 YORK, AND MUHLENBERG SATURDAY
• With so many great concerts on campus coming up this week, which one will you be...
• COVER STORY: Sexy and they know it: When it comes to NEPA's Sexiest People of 20...
• With last word, Blagojevich to ask for mercy
• Yuknavich stole $11,800, police say
• King's fall final exams are scheduled for Dec. 12-17. Please check with your fac...
• Rain to snow tonight
• Syrias Assad denies ordering deadly crackdown
• Afghan president says attack came from Pakistan
• Mountain Top to get liquor store
• No Barletta in proposed area district
• Alec Baldwin kicked off LA flight for playing game
• Virginia Tech seeks to block $55,000 fine
• Mets send CF Angel Pagan to SF, sign 2 relievers
• Romney steps up pace of campaign as caucuses near
• Pearl Harbor attack remembered at 70th anniversary
• Guns N Roses, Chili Peppers in Rock Hall
• For Sanduskys accusers, a chance to face him
• Families demand prosecutions in W.Va. mine blast
• 2012 Mortgage delinquencies seen dropping sharply
• Divisions over EU treaty threaten crisis solution
• Incoming county council’s views on budget mixed
• Request for computers for 6 new judges nixed
• Flu shots set for Friday at armory
• Police release surveillance images of alleged robber
• Local Pearl Harbor survivor remembers Dec. 7, 1941
• Grandmother raising 5 kids asks for help
• LCCC trustees retain Leary
• LCCC trustees retain Leary as president
• Feds seize hundreds of Hotel Sterling documents
• Guard: ‘Never saw anything like’ Simonson stomping attack
• Troubled history
• Authorities: W-B Twp. fire chief took nearly $15K from fire company
• Alec Baldwin kicked off LA flight for playing Words With Friends
• State: Mom who shot kids, self denied food stamps
• Obama sets campaign theme: Middle class at stake
• Blagos lawyer reads emotional letters from family
• House bill to raise Medicare premiums for wealthy
• $210M settlement reached in W.Va. mine explosion
• Computers for new county judges on hold until judiciary reworks budget
• Mohegan Sun fined for underage gambling
• Key juvenile justice bill clears House committee
• LCCC Trustees approve contract renewal for Leary. INCLUDES CONTRACT
• Occupy protests move to foreclosed homes
• Romney will skip debate hosted by Donald Trump
• Do presidents really age faster than rest of us?
• LCCC retains Leary as president for another two years
• Toys for Tots
• Obama, Clinton to world: Stop gay discrimination
• Feds: Couple claimed welfare, lived in $1.2M home
• Blago lawyer: Ex-governors actions were crimes
• APNewsBreak: Ala. AG says change immigration law
• Allies urge Romney to get tough as Gingrich rises
• NRC chief: Nuke industry must heed lesson of Japan
• Mountain Top to get new liquor store in Spring
• Lincoln-signed copy of 13th Amendment restored
• Carnage in Kabul sparks fear of sectarian strife
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• Guard: 'Never saw anything like' Simonson stomping attack
• Merry misfits & mirth: David Sedaris' "Santaland Diaries" comes to life this Thu...
• The Study Abroad Office is currently accepting applications for the India: Globa...
• Hanover police release surveillance image of burglar
• Who can name a Colonel wrestler who won an individual championship at the Messia...
• Police: Wilkes-Barre Twp. chief stole thousands from fire company
• Dimock officials reject water delivery offer
• Court: Lottery for seats for Sandusky hearing
• Area beating victim still awaits compensation
• Planet in sweet spot of Goldilocks zone for life
• Afghan police: 2nd bomb targeting Shiites kills 3
• ‘Symphony of Science’ delivers equal doses of physics, music Nick DeLorenzo Tech talk
• LADY COLONELS HOSTING SUSQUEHANNA WEDNESDAY IN NON-LEAGUE MATCHUP
• Wis. firm reverses 1-way flow of shoes from Asia
• Tablet surge hits chip biz
• Kids left in cars at casino bills advance
• In the mail: Slower delivery, layoffs
• Sterling papers picked up by FBI
• Incoming DA undecided who will prosecute Selenski in slaying case
• Wega is tabbed as president
• No tax hike planned for Bear Creek Twp.
• Gill voted to head board for ’12
• Jackson Twp. taxes stable, sewer fee up
• Kozlofski heads reorganized board
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• Noyes Ave. property drawing complaints
• Budget of $548,951 does not raise taxes
• Kingston raises property tax for 2012
• Burke: Lawsuit over judiciary budget cut may happen
• Commissioners approve creation of independent airport authority
• Delay announced in start of West Hazleton murder trial
• Testimony opens in near-fatal prison stomping case
• Marcellus well bonds differ in rival bills
• Kingston unanimously approves 'tight budget' for 2012
• Jackson Township to raise sewer fees
• Dallas high school construction stayed on budget
• Wyoming County Court guilty pleas
• Wright Twp. budget holds steady on taxes
• Fairview Twp. passes budget without tax hike
• Mothers of special-needs children request Valley Santa's help
• Outgoing Lackawanna commissioner questions baseball deal
• World War II veterans give history lesson
• Drilling awareness group to join Dimock Twp. protest
• Trash dumped illegally at Sugar Notch trailhead
• Corrections & Clarifications 12/6/11
• Today's Best Bet 12/6/11
• Valley Santa donations 12/6/11
• Two elderly women object to security search at JFK
• Navy mine washes ashore on Miami Beach
• Study: Teenage sexting is rare
• Clinton cites serious concerns in Russia voting
• High court to hear suit over Cheney event arrest
• FAA Administrator Babbitt charged with DWI
• PennDOT adopts new driver's license features
• Police charge waitress with stealing nearly $40,000 from employer
• HUCH AND HINZE LEAD WILKES PAST LEBANON VALLEY, 82-74
• Congratulations to Anthony Pero ‘13 for his winning submission of Colonel Gambin...
• NASA finds planet that's just about right for life
• Homicide trial postponed until Dec. 12
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• Tony Bennett will perform at Kirby Center
• JOURDON WILSON NAMED FREEDOM CONFERENCE MEN’S BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
• Tony Bennett to wrap up Kirby's 25th season
• 12 hurt at Oklahoma State game
• Police Blotter
• Sheriff blamed for botched cases
• COLONEL MEN’S BASKETBALL HOSTS LVC MONDAY IN NON-LEAGUE SHOWDOWN
• Hard-line Islamist Nour party gets 25 percent of Egypt vote
• 5 Things You Need to Know This Week
• LCCC vote caps rocky year
• Pearl Harbor friends reunited
• Postal cuts to slow delivery of 1st-class mail
• LCTA is eyeing natural gas vans
• Route 315 new site for FEMA
• Officials: Taliban in Pakistan splintering into factions
• City gives Occupy Bethlehem protesters notice
• Post-Iraq Marines: Smaller, less focused on land wars
• 100,000 wreaths are heading to Arlington National Cemetery
• Romney, Gingrich battle before Iowa caucuses
• President defends his faith in America
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• Obama helps laud 5
• ‘Twilight’ still bright for dim film weekend
• Marian Community Hospital to leave behind more than $19 million in liabilities
• Roadwork to bring Route 11 in Larksville down to one lane for two days
• Burglar robs convenience store by cutting a hole in the roof, dropping into store
• Today's Best Bet 12/5/11
• Enjoying a spot of tea and some Victorian Christmas charm at Eckley
• State lawmakers in year-end rush
• Information technology jobs on the rise in region
• Duryea teen spreads holiday cheer, raises money for flood victims
• Lions land in TicketCity Bowl
• Postal cuts to slow delivery of first-class mail
• Single mother, without a full-time job, seeks gifts for her two children
• LCCC to hire 3 new deans to meet accreditation standard
• This week's meetings 12/5/11
• HONORS & AWARDS
• Impressions Media wins more recognition
• HOPING FOR SNOW
• Day of horror, sacrifice and valor
• Shelter sees rise in pets and costs to keep them
• Morningstar fund manager winners mired in slumps
• The past comes alive
• Va. Tech seeking to block fine in shooting
• 25 killed in Syria fighting as force of army defectors rises
• Sandusky maintains innocence to paper
• Russia’s ruling party may lose its dominance
• municipal breifs
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• A magical time in Hazleton
• Annual Festival of Trees opens at LCCC
• Screening at JFK is criticized
• From 9-9-9 to 0-0-0: Cain ends GOP campaign
• Police Blotter
• Hospital: Billy Graham continuing to improve
• Alan Sues, a regular on TV’s ‘Laugh-In,’ dies at 85
• Barnes & Noble giving books to library
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• Brothers, cousin face murder trial
• Parents reach out to those battling drug addiction
• Legislation being drafted to end exemptions for PSU regarding open records law
• Keep it local this holiday
• Mother of three children seeks help
• Flood-ravaged businesses bounce back
• Owners of damaged properties seek buyouts
• 85-year-old says she was strip searched at JFK
• Larksville businesses continue flood recovery
• Gingrich praises Cain for optimism, big ideas
• Cain announces he's suspending his campaign
• George McGovern in stable condition after SD fall
• FNCB restates 2009 earnings to show larger loss
• Suit dropped as Bloomsburg U. reverses decision to expel field hockey player
• 3rd body possibly tied to Craigslist ad identified
• Video: Cain announces he's suspending his campaign
• Calling all angels for help
• HINZE SHINES AS COLONELS WIN FOURTH STRAIGHT WITH 77-60 VICTORY AT DESALES
• WILKES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SUFFERS 84-56 SETBACK AT DESALES
• WILKES WRESTLING FINISHES 2ND AT MESSIAH PETROFES, CROWNS TWO CHAMPIONS
• In or out? Cain to say whether he'll stay in race
• Jerry Seinfeld adds second Kirby Center performance
• Report: Police went undercover to watch Occupy LA
• Ford revs up Power of Choice
• 2012 budget down $3.5M
• Airlines have a difficult time staying aloft
• Area storm grate thefts create hazard
• Campaigns turning more to Web to link with voters
• Singer Mindy McCready's 5-year-old son in custody
• Mohegan slots up in Nov.
• Jobless rate falls to lowest since ’09
• You can be a weatherman, of sorts
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• Taxes and trash fee stay same in Warrior Run
• Nuangola to keep taxes at current levels
• W-B man charged with attacking girlfriend
• Probing crimes at issue
• Fatal hit-and-run suspect waives her court arraignment
• Charges of assaulting Nanticoke mayor forwarded
• Holiday effort with heart
• Police Blotter
• Alabama postal worker charged with firing shots
• Hazleton hospice to pay feds $10M
• Agolino's rebounds from flood damage
• Dealership displays auto alternatives
• Three of four local legislators favor payroll tax cut
• Grandmother raising 3 kids needs Valley Santa's help
• County introduces 'lean' budget
• Weather pattern in 2011 was historically miserable
• Authorities reconstruct fatal Sans Souci wreck
• Shickshinny planning for long-term flood recovery
• Leighton ethics investigation 'complete'
• Stealthy cellphone software stirs outcry
• Snö Mountain to lay out fiscal picture
• Dallas company acquires commercial food firm
• Today's best bet 12/3/11
• Pavlico faces S.C. charges
• WILKES WRESTLING ON TOP AFTER DAY ONE AT MESSIAH PETROFES INVITATIONAL
• Valley Santa donations
• Spectacular sales lead to second Seinfeld show at Kirby Center
• Police: W-B man chased fiancee with knife
• Police investigate domestic dispute
• Obama urges Congress to pass payroll tax cut
• The exhibit "Excavation," featuring the photographs of Gary Cawood, begins tonig...
• Luzerne County budget will be $121.7 million
• Cain making announcement about bid Saturday
• Penn State trustees: Paterno firing official
• Seinfeld adds second Kirby Center performance
• Commissioners introduce $121.7 M budget
• What concert at the Darte Center are you attending this weekend?
• Many experts agree apple juice can pose a health risk — from its calories
• High winds tear through western states
• PSU pledges $1.5 million
• Senate defies Obama on new defense bill
• Who do you think will win the Café naming contest? Time is running out to help y...
• Honda announces global recall for air-bag problems
• County courts face huge cuts
• 2 districts will get huge refund
• Police: Father fatally shoots 4 kids, wounds wife
• It's finally Friday! What do you have going on this weekend?
• In brief
• State ups effort to collect online sales tax
• United Way’s new boss has goal
• COLONELS TRAVEL TO FREEDOM RIVAL DESALES SATURDAY
• LADY COLONELS TRAVEL TO DESALES SATURDAY IN FREEDOM MATCHUP
• Economy better, but…
• Rare ‘Birds’ on display in Philly
• Sandusky accuser, charity settle legal dispute
• Feds set to probe Sterling project
• Plan to kill officials charged
• Area man with ties to D’Elia charged in scheme
• Area insurance fraud suspect is caught after traffic stop
• Dismissal of former officer’s suit upheld
• County safe from all ‘kids’ suits
• Researchers: Pa. gas drilling study had error
• Expelled field hockey player sues Bloom U.
• Suit filed after teen cuffed for burp in class
• Claims in error cost hospice $10.56M
• Man in assault case now charged with poaching deer
• Police Blotter 12/2/11
• Pittston camper dispute could pull city into lawsuit
• Inmate's hit list included assistant DA, judge, cop
• Valley Santa donations
• Jones to lead United Way of Wyoming Valley
• Judge awards millions to Dallas, Pittston Area from health trust
• Mothers make appeal for Valley Santa's assistance
• Hotel Sterling project focus of grand jury investigation
• Tunkhannock ready for annual 'Christmas in Our Hometown'
• At 107, Jermyn man among oldest Americans
• Senate rejects, for now, extending payroll tax cut
• Senate approves $662 billion defense bill
• For Herman Cain, the campaign all but over
• Plymouth moves forward with revitalization plan
• Parking lot planned for Edwardsville parcel
• Crash reconstruction will close portion of Sans Souci
• Huntington Twp. bridge closed indefinitely
• Today's best bet 12/2/11
• Police: Inmate tried to arrange hit on assistant DA
• Man charged with soliciting to kill prosecutor, judge
• Texas man shoots four children, wife then self
• Federal grand jury investigating Hotel Sterling
• San Souci to be closed briefly Friday
• Foggy roadway leads to huge Tenn. pileup
• Alleged looter waives hearing
• Dallas, Pittston Area will receive millions from health trust surplus
• Traffic Alert: Stretch of Sans Souci Parkway will be closed Friday
• Judge rules school districts to receive $5.2 million for health care
• Say hello to Jennifer, this week's MODEL OF THE WEEK.
• Lawyer says Sandusky not considering seeking plea
• TVs are hot sellers this holiday season
• Bloodstain figure faces drug charges
• Weir to give concert at Kirby Center
• Strong winds wreak havoc in western states
• THIS JUST IN: Bob Weir will return to NEPA in April.
• Scranton Police: Two DPW workers solicited prostitute
• Grateful Dead's Bob Weir slated for spring appearence in Wilkes-Barre
• Grateful Dead's Weir will perform at Kirby Center
• Lawyer: Sandusky not considering seeking plea
• Who’s attending Wilkes’ Pocono Center Information Session on December 3rd? Get a...
• Diakon to repay feds $10.5M for improper billing
• Penn State pledges $1.5M for sex-crimes groups
• Penn State plans to donate $1.5 million of bowl money
• Cantores Christi Regis kicks-off the holiday season with a free Christmas concer...
• STYLE FILES pays a visit to NEPA's newest fashion house
• Jones named to head United Way
• Diakon agrees to pay federal government $10.5 million
• Jones named United Way president and CEO
• Bridge to close for emergency repairs
• "Deer bombs" lead to charges in Alabama
• Deal saves union jobs at Boeing
• Splurging on sometimes pricey high-tech may have hidden payoffs: Tech Talk Nick DeLorenzo
• Coccia acquires franchise
• Obama visits NEPA
• Air Force One wakes up bit of airport’s past
• We’ve hailed the chief a few times
• Sen. Casey welcomes Obama; Reps. Marino, Barletta question visit
• Middle-class message receives a favorable response
• Assault charge leads to illegal hunting arrest
• Meeting with wife may be key to future of Cain bid
• NJ man due in Calif. court in daughter's death
• Area jobless rate drops .5 percent
• First suit in abuse from new accuser
• Presidential presence
• Woman sues Sugar Notch cop
• Scranton family’s lunch with president one they’ll never forget
• Who can name the 1993 graduate returning to campus to deliver a comedy show on D...
• NO. 11 WILKES WRESTLING SET FOR MESSIAH PETROFES INVITATIONAL SATURDAY
• Obama visits Scranton, urges Congress to pass tax cut
• Transition committee narrowing down county manager prospects
• Residents rescued from Hazleton blaze
• Obama crowd comes with expectations
• Unemployment drops to 9.2 percent, its lowest rate since June 2010
• Natural gas customers could see lower bills
• Tight financial situation leaves family struggling to buy presents
• County budget includes deep cuts
• Votes keep Casey in Washington
• Bank courier van loses bags of cash on Pa. highway
• Valley Santa donations
• FDA examines level of arsenic in apple juice
• PSU warned about funding defense with taxpayer dollars
• Kingston man sentenced for marijuana mail scheme
• Accused killer deemed incompetent for trial
• Today's best bet 12/1/11
• Dog steps on gun, shoots Utah hunter in buttocks
• Photos from President Obama in Scranton event
• WILKES WOMEN'S BASKETBALL DROPS FREEDOM OPENER AGAINST MISERICORDIA, 81-60
• COLONEL CAGERS ROLL PAST MISERICORDIA IN FREEDOM OPENER BEHIND WILSON’S BIG NIGHT
• Video: Obama talks tax cuts in Scranton
• This gesture is insufficient
• Video: Obama road trip: from payroll tax to campaign cash
• Preacher Billy Graham admitted to NC hospital
• KRZ's Jeff & Amanda did it - now you go! E-mail a pic of yourself wearing the el...
• Motorcade leaves, small group gets tour of Air Force One
• Obama wraps up speech at Scranton High School
• UGI gas rate declines 9 percent
• Stephen King's latest, "11/22/63" is this week's NOVEL APPROACH. Have you read i...
• Michigan woman convicted of killing children gets life in prison
• Penn State abuse suit comes from new accuser
• Driller to stop delivery of water to families in Dimock
• Man charged with unlawfully killing deer
• First Penn State abuse lawsuit comes from new accuser
• Judge denies request to delay end of water deliveries in Dimock
• If you could study in any graduate studies program of your choice at Wilkes Univ...
• She & Him deliver the smooth sounds of the season - and lead this week's ALBUM R...
• Woman charged with changing door locks at ex-husband's house
• E-mail a picture of yourself wearing the cut-out elf hat from this week's issue...
• Home-price drop more than forecast
• Pfizer acts to protect Lipitor
• Airline files for bankruptcy
• Casey, Biden not expected to accompany president
• Cain tells aides he’s assessing candidacy in wake of accusation
• Iran’s British Embassy assailed
• Jackson’s doc gets 4 years jail
• Bill passed by state Senate would let 3 local cities use red-light cameras
• Horses could soon be slaughtered for meat in US
• Barletta backs tax cut, rips Obama
• Robbery victim says W-B not safe
• President Obama to visit Scranton, Scranton High School today
• Stocks leap on central banks' coordinated action
• PSU accuser’s lawyer rips defense
• COLONEL WRESTLING MOVES UP TO NO. 11 IN LATEST NATIONAL POLL
• David Sosar, associate professor of political science, was quoted in a Washingto...
• Proposed ’12 budget cut $1.7M by county
• Man sentenced to Intermediate Punishment Program for robbery
• Man pleads guilty in road-rage incident
• Berkheimer closes W-B office
• Building Trust
• LCTA saves big bucks on health care
• Cleland connections to Penn State emerge
• Petrilla: Taxes must rise if cuts not implemented
• LCCC trustee's resignation to take effect day after contract vote
• Trial for woman accused of murder postponed
• Storm drain grate covers stolen throughout city
• Corrections & clarifications 11/30/11
• Today's best bet 11/30/11
• W-B man charged with lewd acts outside Plains Twp. bar
• Brozena: FEMA buyouts should be faster
• NJ dad arrested in death of girl tossed in creek
• City ready to close books on parking garage project
• Nanticoke man critically hurt in wreck
• 3 US money managers: No secret lottery winner
• Obama set to visit Scranton High School today
• Expert: Jackpot doesn't always lead to happiness
• Single parents appeal for help this Christmas
• Judge grants Powell's request to delay start of prison sentence
• Judge grants Robert Powell's request to postpone sentence
• Plus, this week's cover features a special cut-out elf hat!! Ho ho ho!
• This week's issue is live! Check out our COVER STORY: Merry misfits & mirth: Dav...
• Williams tests exploratory well in Sugarloaf Twp.
• Thefts of storm grates in Wilkes-Barre
• Holiday versus Christmas tree dispute erupts in Rhode Island
• Anthrax suit settled for $2.5 million
• Man who held couple hostage files lawsuit against them
• We're hard at work on this week's issue!
• Kansas governor apologizes for response to tweet
• Doctors facing severe cutbacks
• Officials quiet on Carbon County death
• Michael Jackson's doctor sentenced to 4 years
• Have you voted in the Cafe Naming Contest today? Vote at
• Nanticoke police seek witnesses to motorcycle crash
• Powell will stay out of prison until end of December
• Penn State forms search committee to find JoePa's replacement
• WILKES SOFTBALL HOSTING 12TH ANNUAL MID-WINTER SOFTBALL CAMP
• WILKES SOFTBALL HOSTING 12TH ANNUAL MID-WINTER SOFTBALL CAMP
• Funeral held for NJ tot found in car seat in creek
• Agolino’s is reopening
• Delta boosting seats, flights at AVP
• Obama visit vital for 2012 election prospects
• HTC Rezound phone shakes things up a bit Nick DeLorenzo Tech Talk
• Area e-tailers cash in with Cyber Monday sales
• Government checking Penn State’s compliance with Clery Act
• Sirhan innocent, lawyers say
• Casey sees benefit in Social Security tax cut
• Stalin's daughter Lana Peters dies at 85
• Police: 8 hospitalized in West Oakland shooting
• 7 out-of-state men charged with killing deer illegally
• Is Google the Grinch?
• Thanks, but no thanks, to raises
• Shots help prevent infant chicken pox
• Hundreds line up to get Obama tickets
• $37.6 million man claims prize
• Sandusky’s charity is sending donors elsewhere
• Dems spoof Romney for his switches
• Out-of-work mother unable to provide gifts
• Harding man adjusts to 'new normal' with $37.6M lottery jackpot
• In ticket line, supporters of Obama rave about president
• Woman robbed at knifepoint in Wilkes-Barre
• Pipeline workers accused of illegal deer slaying in Wyoming County
• Wilkes-Barre couple killed in I-78 crash
• Delta adding flight next year from local airport
• Chicago performs for grand opening of Wilstie Center
• Band selection 'a stroke of genius' for opening night
• King's and Widner Girls Basketball
• Many NEPA lawmakers forgo pay raise
• UPDATE: Crash scene on I-81 south cleared
• Traffic down to single lane temporarily near W-B General
• Police launch probe into death of woman found in river
• 4 recovering from Interstate 81 wreck
• today's best bet
• Casey takes lead on tax cuts
• Committee to focus on flood reaction
• Delta doings at AVP
• Deer season begins with warmer weather, policy changes
• Ohio's 200-pound 8-year-old prompts parent issue
• In the land of hope and pessimism
• Restore funding to combat human trafficking
• Harsh reaction to nonviolence
• Woman alleges long affair with Cain
• Delta adding flight next year from Avoca airport
• Lottery identifies local Powerball jackpot winner
• The Shoval Center for Community Engagement and Learning and Scholars in Service...
• Wilkes-Barre couple killed in crash
• Luzerne County man claims $37.6 million Powerball jackpot
• US airline passenger denies child porn charge
• Ohio Craigslist suspect's mom says he's innocent
• A book about food that offers little more than snobby rhetoric in this week's NO...
• Ten People Killed, More Than 300 Injured in Holiday Traffic Crashes
• River Road to be closed Wed. near General Hospital
• Pakistan says NATO ignored its pleas during attack
• COLONELS OPEN FREEDOM PLAY WEDNESDAY HOSTING MISERICORDIA
• COLONELS OPEN FREEDOM PLAY WEDNESDAY HOSTING MISERICORDIA
• The next lecture in the United Nations Lecture Series featuring Usman Iftikhar i...
• MayOrWest shows potential on its newest offering:
• Seven men charged with illegally killing deer
• Wilkes-Barre Couple killed in I-78 Crash
• Calm prevails as Occupy deadlines pass in 2 cities
• Nicole Good, owner of the The Purple Zebra, wants her customers to stand out fro...
• WILKES WOMEN'S BASKETBALL OPENS FREEDOM PLAY HOSTING MISERICORDIA
• Good morning, folks! It's the Monday after Thanksgiving--does that mean it's off...
• 3 killed on way to hunting trip in western Pa.
• 3 row officials interested in spots
• Medicare drug gap shrinking
• Setting the stage
• 5 Things You Need to Know This Week
• Building Trust
• President will visit Scranton
• Season sees robbery run-up
• Occupy LA deadline ignored
• N.H. newspaper endorses Gingrich
• Cost of gifts in ‘Twelve Days of Christmas’ tops 100 grand
• Ex-trooper questions Pa. police in another death
• Sandusky charges bring focus on Pa. sex crime laws
• W-B Twp. fire chief hit with new charges
• Lottery
• Fight continues for aging rebel
• Latest ‘Twilight’ flick keeps shining
• Police Blotter
• W-B Twp. fire chief arrested for second time this month
• Skipping doses on medications can cause issues
• Syracuse fires assistant basketball coach Fine
• Shots fired into two houses in Nanticoke
• this week's meetings
• today's best bet
• Authors visit Hazleton cemetery for research
• Marcellus Shale Coalition offers hunting tips
• Hunters ready for deer season
• Deer season brings out support for Sunday hunting
• Sewer treatment plant upgrades will solve Md. pollution problems
• Tickets to Obama speech in Scranton available Monday
• Well setbacks issue with Marcellus impact bills
• After tough year, mother asks for present for ill son
• Analysis: Obama campaign will need Pa. support
• Tickets to see Obama in Scranton available Monday
• President will visit Scranton on Wednesday
• Gingrich coup: Endorsement from NH's largest paper
• Should Jobs’ heirs sell stock?
• Arab League approves Syria sanctions
• That’s the spirit
• The holiday weekend is winding down ... What's on the agenda for today?
• Holiday spirit is on track
• Shickshinny on the mend
• Residents get chance to plan redevelopment
• CORPORATE LADDER
• Area man was head of ‘hunt’ in W-B
• Campaign is a big boost to local stores
• Golden Nugget casinos ‘fires’ the Trump name
• How much crazier can Black Friday get?
• Colombia’s main rebel group kills four captives; one still alive
• Green energy jobs wait for vets
• As deadline looms, Occupy LA protesters say they’ll stay
• Bridge collapse kills four in Indonesia
• President Obama makes stop at bookstore, backs small businesses
• LOTTERY SUMMARY
• Police Blotter
• NASA launches rover to Mars
• Pope: Pedophilia societal scourge
• German police and demonstrators clash at nuclear protest
• Wyoming borough children give warm welcome to Santa’s arrival with song
• Pakistan blames U.S. for attack
• For Roman Catholics, changes to prayer, song
• 'Small Business Saturday' seeks to capitalize on Black Friday frenzy
• News in brief (11/27/11)
• ER doctor in a different world in war zone
• 7-year-old donates birthday presents to Toys for Tots
• Body found in Lehigh River identified
• Council to whittle down field of county manager candidates
• NEPA lawmakers' office rent tops $600,000 annually
• Jingling bells for help
• Grandmother wants nice holiday for grieving girl
• 9/11 charity inspires Dunmore toy drive
• Redistricting considered an insider's game
• Injured state police corporal in stable condition
• American student arrested in Cairo arrives in US
• Ballet Northeast at Barnes and Noble
• Bishop Bambera Ordains 7 Deacons
• Step aside for new government
• Anyone heading to see Five Finger Death Punch tonight? Check out our interview w...
• 2nd body identified in Ohio Craigslist ad scheme
• Pakistan demands US vacate air base used for drone attacks within 15 days.
• Justin gives back in this week's SORRY MOM & DAD:
• Fuel costs force cuts of jetliners
• Calling all foodies! A book you can't pass up in this week's DISH:
• NASA launches super-size Mars rover to red planet
• Harley inventories tight, dealers say
• Hello, friends! What is everyone up to on this gorgeous NEPA day?
• New bodies could bring US Craigslist toll to 3
• Chevy volt involved in more fires
• Violence mars Black Friday shopping
• All these beasts want for Christmas is a ride to work
• Occupy protests discourage Black Friday shopping
• Staggering start
• 3 percent raise for legislators next week
• Schooled by life, now trained for ministry
• McAdoo man, son admit harassing Palin lawyers
• Real life slaying horrifies Shakespeare town
• State Supreme Court overturns convictions
• County asks fed judge to dismiss suit
• Sharp elbows on Black Friday
• Prosecutor: Reagan, Bush not liable
• Founder of Jamaican reggae trio dead at 64
• Holiday tree arrives at White House
• Icy road contributes to fatal crash of SUV Friday
• Jury commissioner Markowski submits resignation
• Jenni Sunshine Foundation Holiday Bicycle Drive Give-Away
• Commissioners, county council will review 2012 budget
• First of 3 arrested US students leaves Egypt
• Pedestrian struck crossing Wyoming Avenue in Kingston
• Obama will speak at Scranton High School
• Corrections & clarifications 11/26/11
• Today's best bet 11/26/11
• PIAA football: Pen Argyl 50, GAR 20 (F); Southern Columbia 45, Old Forge 34 (F)
• Schools adapting, banning foods, for students with allergies
• Valley Santa donations
• Tractor-trailer trapped going up Giant's Despair
• Carney could be planning comeback
• Black Friday becomes Black Thursday
• Police searching home of Syracuse assistant basketball coach
• Lawsuit to exhume, reclaim Jim Thorpe's remains proceeds
• Valley Santa: Single mother of four needs help buying Christmas gifts
• State Police corporal in serious but stable condition after morning wreck
• Mixed reviews for earlier Black Friday start
• Biden's 2012 targets: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida
• Monkey business
• Occupy movements note holiday
• Glyder presents an intriguing, if chaotic, fourth album with "Backroads to Byzan...
• Meet our MAN OF THE WEEK, Collin Bigart:
• Misericordia's Cougar Radio is on the hunt for local music:
• Black Friday
• Son's brain in a jar leads to $1 million jury verdict
• The Music Box gets in the holiday spirit with a production of 'White Christmas.'...
• Suspect in fatal shooting at Chicago hospital arrested
• 2 families are forced out
• Good morning! It's a beautiful Black Friday in NEPA. Who went shopping this morn...
• The wait is over; Black Friday has begun
• US awaits release of 3 students held in Egypt
• Contracts for unions challenge for council
• 10 injured at LA Wal-Mart on Black Friday eve
• Chief, Dallas Twp. residents drop lawsuits
• Honored poet Ruth Stone dies at age 96
• ‘More, More More’ singer True dies
• Hoping their wait is rewarded
• CEO delivers record number of Thanksgiving meals in area
• AT&T pulls T-Mobile deal from FCC
• Sue Paterno reportedly turned away at pool
• Gun issue touchy political topic
• Police Blotter
• U.S. troops in Iraq celebrate their last Thanksgiving holiday in the war zone
• Suit alleges harassment by chief
• Experts: Panel’s failure sure to hinder economy
• Military officials refuse to step down
• Storage space needed for donated items
• Giving thanks by lending a hand
• Ailing single mom seeks Valley Santa's help
• Fire destroys Larksville home
• PFA casts shadow on new Wyoming Area board member
• Deadline looms on $20M grant for stadium project
• When considering layaway, watch the fine print
• Red-light bill prompts debate in Harrisburg
• Local lawmakers barely critical of supercommittee's failure
• Valley Santa donations
• Flood relief effort tops $300,000 raised
• Nanticoke woman killed in Sans Souci wreck
• Today's best bet 11/25/11
• Lawmakers push to save Shickshinny bank
• Crowd speaks out against possible consolidation of Scranton mail processing facility
• Thanksgiving Day Fire
• Update: Family of four left homeless in Larksville Fire
• Thanksgiving Day Photos
• Giffords serves Thanksgiving meal at Ariz air base
• We wish you and your loved ones a very happy Thanksgiving!
• West beats East
• Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!! What dish are you most looking forward to...
• New giants among Macy's NYC parade balloons
• Former St. Hedwig’s School to be vets housing
• Tip: Think first, shop later
• The deal is out there for shoppers. Here are some ways to reel it in
• Prying guarded wallets
• Let’s mark Thanksgiving, Black Friday in that order Tech Talk Nick DeLorenzo
• AP source: Paterno's wife turned away at pool
• Plane with 6 aboard crashes east of Phoenix
• Wapwallopen woman sentenced to house arrest, probation for role in $3.6 million cocaine ring
• Cell time: GPS leads police to lost phones
• Business group ads cite Barletta’s aid
• Hiring of replacement contractor controversial
• Investors sought for property buys
• Oregon gov. backs away from executions
• Lawyer: 2 new claims unfounded
• Occupy protesters put Black Friday in sights
• Immigration case against exec dropped
• Flooding hinders Hillside
• Area officials try to influence Pa. redistricting plan
• Insurance companies frustrate flood victims
• Leary accepts new contract at LCCC
• Black Friday starts earlier every year
• Activist wants feds to take over state probe
• Phone thefts lead to drugs
• Drug addict charged in robbery 'rampage'
• Kingston man charged with stabbing girlfriend
• Money sought from Powell Law Group
• Legal fees over city dispute continues
• Today's best bet 11/24/11
• FNCB names new CEO
• Kirby Center announces Seinfeld, Pinette shows
• Untitled
• Valley Santa: Family loses home, looks for some help
• Father sought for murder in NJ toddler's drowning
• Father: US student arrested in Egypt called home
• Occupy protests: Shop mom-and-pop on Black Friday
• Free public skate at arena
• Federal judge tosses Harrisburg bankruptcy filing
• It's holiday parking and hibachi in this week's BITCH & BRAG:
• Lawyers for Schultz, Curley seek records from Attorney General
• US judge calls Harrisburg bankruptcy filing illegal and dismisses it
• Soldier comes home
• Debt panel’s failure sets up battle between Obama, Congress
• Students accused in SAT scandal
• Immigration in spotlight
• Lawyers for Schultz, Curley seek records from AG
• Poll provides mixed news for president
• Meet our MODEL OF THE WEEK, Sydney Paige Pauline:
• The Cafe Naming Contest is now open for voting - vote once a day up to December...
• WVW student faces charges after stolen phones lead police to drugs
• Planning on seeing "Happy Feet Two" this holiday weekend? Our reviewer explains...
• Police charge Wilkes-Barre man in robbery spree
• Live Video: Turkey pardons on tap for Obama in annual rite
• Make sure to send congratulations to the School of Nursing’s NCLEX Challenge tea...
• Comedians Seinfeld, Pinette will perform at Kirby Center
• Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds moves on from Oasis roots.
• Hillside Farms dairy store temporarily closed due to flooding
• Edwardsville ‘visitor’ meets end
• Higher prices don't deter Thanksgiving travelers
• Mount Airy to cut another 200 slot machines
• What are you most thankful for?
• Good morning, friends! What does everyone have planned for this Thanksgiving Eve?
• Netflix shares pounded
• Going to mat for kids
• Sport-JES is closing
• The power of saying ‘thanks’
• Area lottery winner hopefuls say they would share their new wealth
• Sandusky’s bail could rise
• Pa. officials see spike in reports of abuse
• Report: Ex-official questioned player treatment
• Former county prison guard agrees to settle federal lawsuit
• Most GOP contenders back Patriot Act extension
• Scranton post office backers state case
• 2012 budget comes with temporary tax
• Hazleton leaders propose 10 percent tax increase for 2012
• Borough council talks flood relief funds
• Police Blotter
• National Park Service opposes PPL's Susquehanna-Roseland power line
• NPS opposes putting PPL's Susquehanna-Roseland power line through DWG recreation area
• Legislator calls for Corbett to step down from sex abuse case
• Judge who investigated kids-for-cash will preside over Sandusky trial
• Fairview Twp. store robbed at knifepoint
• Fairview Township store robbed at knifepoint
• County jury commissioner will step down
• Ammonia-filled balloon used to rob Dallas Twp. bank
• Obama headed to Scranton next week
• Former Ashley Theatre razed
• Barletta calls for enforcing immigration laws
• Nanticoke police search for suspect in attempted robbery
• Free parking at downtown W-B meters during holidays
• Two new stores open at Wyoming Valley Mall
• Disaster recovery centers to close at end of month
• Corrections & Clarifications 11/23/11
• Today's Best Bet 11/23/11
• GOP contenders: Extend anti-terror Patriot Act
• Local organizations prepare to serve Thanksgiving meals
• Two mothers recover from medical setbacks
• Carpet installer charged with stealing from flood victim
• Mount Airy gets OK to remove 200 slot machines
• Obama coming to Scranton
• West Scranton pleads guilty to fiery wreck that killed toddler
• Bank robber threatens teller with "acid" balloon
• Witness list released for local congressional flood hearing
• All Centre County judges recuse themselves from Sandusky matters
• Neither Obama nor possible GOP candidates favorable in PA
• Obama headed to Scranton next week
• Judge who investigated kids-for-cash scandal will preside over Sandusky trial
• COVER STORY: American Capitalists: In support of new album, Five Finger Death Pu...
• Mount Airy allowed to eliminate 200 more slot machines
• Wilkes-Barre suspends parking meters for holiday season
• New stores open at Wyoming Valley Mall
• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL LOSES ON THE ROAD AGAINST MARYWOOD, 68-45
• Postal prices going up for express, priority mail
• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL RUNS PAST BAPTIST BIBLE 77-57
• Pro wrestler puts smack-down on bullying at Solomon Jr. High
• Farview Township police release photo of armed robbery suspect
• Sandusky preliminary hearing moved to Dec. 13
• Fairview Township police investigating armed robbery
• More will travel this holiday
• Marino touts balanced budget
• Nanticoke police seek info on attempted robbery
• Scranton man charged with possession of child pornography
• National Park Service opposes PPL line
• Mount Airy gets OK to remove 200 slot machines
• WILKES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. MARYWOOD
• Carpet installer charged with stealing from flood victim's home
• Have you read Dominick Costantino's PA Live Internship blog yet? Read his latest...
• Disaster recovery centers to close permanently Nov. 30
• Cops: Woman kills 2, injures 4, then kills self
• Artisans’ work fit for a president
• Bankers invest in lobbyists to fight regs
• Penn State recovery gets boost from Freeh's hiring
• County budget deficit still nearly $10 million
• $59.9 million – Ch-ching indeed!
• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. BAPTIST BIBLE
• Missing girl's mom arrested on child abuse charges
• Computer-on-a-stick around for the long haul Nick DeLorenzo Tech Talk
• Charity’s good works noted
• PSU picks ex-FBI chief for probe
• Plan to trim $1.5 trillion from deficit eludes so-called supercommittee
• Corbett electoral plan hits a wall
• ‘Twilight Saga’ film opens big
• Former Smithsonian chief dies
• Greenhouse gases up; warming not slowed
• Tractor pull halted after illnesses
• Debating candidates cautious in YouTube era
• Russian capsule with 3 from space station lands safely
• Gingrich holds slight lead in GOP
• 'Political games' holding up job-creating bills, Marino says
• Drilling causes housing shortage in northern tier
• Super failure: Deficit-cutting panel gives up
• County officials lower budget deficit
• Police patrols to step up presence over holidays
• Rash of West Pittston break-ins targeting displaced flood victims
• Ailing mother seeks help with Christmas gifts
• Exeter store sold Powerball ticket worth nearly $60M
• Explosion at bakery injures one worker
• Corbett discusses actions as AG on Sandusky case
• Co-chairs say debt panel has failed to reach deal
• UPDATE: $59.9 million powerball ticket sold at Exeter Turkey Hill
• WILKES WRESTLING FALLS 23-14 AT ESU
• We're not ready for tough times
• Hezbollah unravels CIA spy network in Lebanon
• Exeter store sells $59.9M winning lottery ticket
• FBI declined to pursue NYC bomb plot
• Police: Oven malfunction caused explosion at Luzerne bakery
• Read our review of last night's Guns N' Roses/Sebastian Bach show - and while yo...
• Grab some food tonight in the Henry Student Center by attending the Blanket for...
• Man behind NYC's famous Sabrett hot dogs dies
• Former FBI director to lead Penn State investigation
• PSU names former FBI director Freeh to investigative panel examining sex abuse scandal
• US to hit Iran with new sanctions
• PAUL HUCH NAMED FREEDOM MEN’S BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
• 68 students participate in McGowan Forum in NYC.
• Well, Nikki knows what she thought of last night's GNR show (read her review lat...
• Roadwork on Interstate 81 near Hazleton causing delays
• CHRIS LEICHT NAMED USTA EASTERN PA DISTRICT COACH OF THE YEAR
• Celebrating 10 years of hidden treasures
• NYC man arrested in extensive bomb plot
• A vine opportunity for some wine tasting
• NO. 12 WILKES WRESTLING MATCH NOTES AT EAST STROUDSBURG
• 5 Things You Need to Know This Week
• Judge: Courtroom can become another battlefield
• Invisible wounds
• Events are costly for school brand
• Meals, friendship on the menu
• Police Blotter
• No chance seen for debt deal
• Taylor Swift wins 3 trophies at AMAs
• Lottery
• Egypt may see another revolt
• More police departments look to tune public out
• Uprising in Syria reaches capital
• Gadhafi son to be tried in Libya
• A warm welcome
• GNR still going strong
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• Medical college increasing fundraising efforts
• Musical acts come together to help flood-damaged library
• New brewery's brewmaster no stranger to area
• West Pittston police warn homeowners about thefts
• Second fire reported at salvage yard
• TODAY'S BET BET
• Slick thieves steal grease from restaurants
• Two families earn barely enough to make ends meet
• Thanksgiving will cost more in NEPA this year
• Suspect in NYC bomb plots arrested
• Suspect in NYC bomb plots arrested
• Bike advocates see potential in W-B
• Wyoming Santa Parade
• Wine and food Festival At Genetti's
• Seasonal employment surges
• Making of a deal
• Police, protesters clash for 2nd day in Egypt
• Space remains empty
• Weekly Lottery summary
• BUSINESS AGENDA
• These milk duds do a body good
• Here’s what to watch out for with PTSD
• Afghanistan assembly favors talks to keep U.S. troops there past 2014
• THE ENEMY WITHIN post-traumatic stress
• Corporate Ladder
• Police Blotter
• Suit targets care at VA
• Sen. Blake wants bill to change exemption
• Penn State a wake-up for schools
• Sandusky’s Second Mile may not close
• UC Davis begins probe of protest pepper spray
• A taste of old-time elegance
• Rebels capture Gadhafi’s fugitive son
• Clashes erupt in Egypt
• Taking a view from the middle in the debate over natural gas
• Holiday spirit takes over W-B
• Vigil marks Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month
• Those left behind by suicide detail struggle, pain
• News briefs (11/20/11)
• Valley Santa: Financial stress makes buying gifts difficult
• Sandusky's double life
• Penn State holds off Buckeyes
• The secret life of Jerry Sandusky
• Economy hits charity groups especially hard
• WRESTLING TAKES 4TH AT ONEONTA INVITATIONAL
• Oldies but goodies for good cause
• Wyoming Seminary State Champs
• Laws often in need of revision
• Cheers & Jeers 11/20/11
• Wyoming Seminary repeats as state champs
• Deficit deal failure would pose crummy choice
• WILKES MEN'S BASKETBALL UPENDS PSU HARRISBURG 79-68 IN DAYS INN TIP-OFF TOURNAMENT CONSOLATION GAME
• Urban Outfitters losing investors as fashions fail
• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CRUISES PAST PSU WILKES-BARRE IN HOME OPENER, 96-50
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• Gadhafi son Seif al-Islam seized in southern Libya
• They’re back in business
• LCCC leads effort to aid homeless
• Top brewer will join startup
• Chrysler takes lead
• Gingrich’s business could face scrutiny
• Actress’ death case is reopened
• Paterno has lung cancer
• McDonald's drops egg supplier over cruelty charges
• Firefighter burned, 25 homes damaged in Reno fire
• Police Blotter
• Singer arrested during LA traffic stop
• Civil lawsuits inevitable from PSU case
• Athletic department under probe
• Perry shifts ad focus to Obama
• Mitt Romney won’t endorse supercommittee deal
• Liberal PAC leaders woo Dem donors
• Flood of determination saves store
• Wells Fargo closes Shickshinny branch despite pleas from officials
• Balanced budget key: cuts
• Corbett kept quiet
• Loan helps Jenkins Twp. business recover from flooding
• Today's best bet 11/19/11
• Paterno's lung cancer gives players, coaches pause
• Hearing planned Tuesday on postal center consolidation
• W-B City Council approves 2012 budget
• Fire breaks out at Newport Twp. apartment building
• Holiday parades take over the streets in W-B, Scranton
• Reapportionment effort favors Barletta, Marino
• Pringle council approves proposed 2012 budget
• Casey tours medical college, calls for federal funding
• Financial woes prompt local family to turn to Valley Santa
• Mohegan Sun CEO celebrates casino's economic impact
• Official says Wagner not a suspect in Wood death
• Suspect arrested in attempted holdup
• Interior cover planned for dome
• W-B Twp. vehicle fire under investigation
• New delay sought in Musto trial
• Pedestrian struck in Nanticoke; police seek witnesses
• Griffith refuses to pay bill from Reilly company
• Paterno has lung cancer
• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL DROPS 68-65 DECISION TO DICKINSON IN DAYS INN TIP-OFF TOURNAMENT OPENER
• Gametracker: Live football scores
• Wilkes-Barre police capture bank robbery suspect
• Man charged with attempting to rob Wilkes-Barre bank
• Musto seeks trial continuance due to health issues
• Fire crews responding to blaze at auto body shop
• Protesters delay start of redistricting hearing
• WILKES WRESTLING CRUISES TO 39-3 WIN AGAINST ELIZABETHTOWN IN METRO DEBUT
• Dunmore man charged for Plains Township bank robbery
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• Nanticoke police looking for crash witnesses
• NCAA launching investigation of Penn State child sex abuse scandal
• Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum with Pages & Places tonight.
• PennDOT and Luzerne County to Close the Division Street Bridge, Wilkes Barre
• US House rejects balanced budget proposal
• Attorney for Musto, citing ill health, seeks trial delay
• Fight at Dallas High School leads to suspension
• Why that corporate cash pile isn’t so impressive
• Housing starts exceeding predictions
• Initial jobless claims fall to seven-month low
• Take part in the 58th Annual Tax Clinic being held today until 4:15 pm in the He...
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• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL SET FOR DAYS INN TOURNAMENT THIS WEEKEND
• Captain: Wagner responsible for Natalie Wood death
• WILKES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. PSU WILKES-BARRE
• PSU board of trustees signs on law firm
• Philly's Psychic Teens hit Redwood Art Space tomorrow night.
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• PSU could raise tuition to cover damages from suits
• Market bags it for ’11
• #12 WILKES WRESTLING HOSTS ELIZABETHTOWN FRIDAY IN HOME DEBUT
• Sterling closer to checking out
• Jury convicts man of lesser abuse charge
• Judge approves Crystal Cathedral sale to diocese
• New Jersey casinos falter
• PSU football had ties to charity after red flags
• PSU campus police in spotlight
• Spanier was set to quit, PSU says
• Pringle delays new burn law
• Hearings on proposed eastern Pa. legislative shifts set next week
• County fills boards despite objections
• Politics and tar oil a bad mix, say reps
• $4 million awarded for Route 115 accident
• Back Mt. project seeking help
• W-B’s budget is approved
• Lawsuit by former veteran affairs head in mediation
• Gas impact fee bill wins in House
• Penn State board member Eckel talks about the child-abuse scandal
• Source: Ailing Paterno visited hospital
• Proposed quarry expansion riles neighbors
• Resident contends W-B police chief protected drug addict
• Another armed robbery in city
• Group rallies in support of Obama's jobs bill
• Jessup man charged in stabbing death of Carbondale resident
• Bill to name post office after trooper moves forward
• Illegal immigration forum to be held at Wilkes University
• Police charge W-B man in Taco Bell robbery
• Toomey targeted for slacking on environmental protection
• Lack of volunteer weather spotters in region a cause for concern
• Mountain Top man found not guilty of rape
• Congress OKs bill averting government shutdown
• Disabilities, injuries take serious toll on Christmas
• County approves plan for Sterling demolition
• High school seniors, disabled adults attend CareerLink job fair
• Man charged with attempted Obama assassination thought he was Jesus, Obama Antichrist
• Cat-hoarding woman pleads guilty to animal abuse
• Man says airline owes him 45 free drinks
• States ramp up use of teacher evaluations
• Daryl Boich acquitted of all charges in 2005 rape trial.
• House passes GOP-sponsored shale impact fee bill
• State unemployment rate dropped in October
• Clarks Summit man admits to robbing bank
• Corrections & clarifications 11/18/11
• Today's best bet 11/18/11
• Commissioners approve plan to tear down Sterling
• Scranton featured on Australian Broadcasting Corporation
• WILKES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL STARTS 2-0 WITH 59-56 WIN AT KEYSTONE
• Commissioners vote to proceed with Hotel Sterling demolition
• Clarks Summit man will plead guilty to Plains bank robbery
• Occupy protesters clash in NYC finance district
• Wilkes-Barre man charged with armed robbery
• Piracy bill aggravates web giants
• Boy suspended, security heightened at Dallas High School after threat on Facebook
• Post office to bear name of slain trooper
• From cupcakes and beer to Thanksgiving, find out what's going on in NEPA's food...
• Who knows who is "coming to town" on Saturday?
• Jury finds Mountain Top man not guilty on rape charges
• PA tree will stand at Rockefeller Center
• State prison nurses protest outsourcing services
• Man charged with robbery at Taco Bell
• Ashes for Trees talks about new EP and keeping original music alive in NEPA
• Check out our photos from Groove Train's performance at Mountaingrown last night
• Campus and local police say no record of McQueary reporting abuse
• Details unfold in shots fired at White House
• Smucker recalls jars of chunky peanut butter
• Santo car dealership exits Lincoln line
• Conahan sent to Florida prison
• Municipalities pleased with amendment to Pa. drilling bill
• Second W-B dollar store robbed
• WILKES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES VS. KEYSTONE
• Time to grow up and face the Facebook … and maybe even Twitter Nick Delorenzo tech talk
• Volunteers of America return home
• Couple bug Ohio student to hear teacher bullying
• Calif. Occupy protests focus on cuts to education
• Local casino tables lag
• Officials: No record McQueary told cops
• PSU case referred due to wife’s family tie, ex-DA says
• Gov. Corbett defends handling of Sandusky investigation
• Panel trims manager candidates
• Facebook warns of wave of spam, says it has managed to halt most
• Home-rule committee discusses manager job
• Award-winning journalist urges students to keep informed
• Senate approves$15M in flood aid
• Abuse allegations shadow Sandusky's Second Mile son
• Panel to examine child sex abuse in works
• Countering China, Obama asserts US a Pacific power
• Wilkes-Barre mayor's son among new hires at Wilkes-Barre Area
• Jenkins Twp. company’s expansion raises stink
• Luzerne County Christmas Tree Arrives At Courthouse
• W-B council ready for budget vote
• Dispute over city credit card records heads to county court
• Accident victim awarded $4 million
• Armed robbers again target city dollar stores
• Lawyer says client will testify against Sandusky
• Informational pickets held outside Pa. prisons
• Corrections & clarifications
• Nurse testifies at W-B rape trial
• Wilkes-Barre Mayor's son hired as full-time teacher at Wilkes-Barre Area
• Griffith criticizes flood responders' food bill
• Dallas student suspended for Facebook threat
• Thomas Friedman speaks at F.M. Kirby Center
• PSU: No record of McQueary report to police
• Disabled mom needs help with gifts for her two children
• Toole's law license formally suspended
• Conahan sent to Florida prison
• Lackawanna students charged after Hill Section robbery
• New judge appointed to Sandusky case
• Toxins to be removed from Johnson and Johnson baby products
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• New district judge assigned for Sandusky hearing
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• Pa. chief: McQueary didn't report abuse to us
• Senate approves $150 million flood relief package
• State Senate passes flood relief bills
• Robberies in Wilkes-Barre
• Dino Dig
• Congressional hearing on flooding coming to NEPA
• Highmark offers statewide health plan
• Dallas student suspended for Facebook threat
• Diocese of Scranton priest suspended amidst allegations of sexual misconduct
• Say hello to Shalyn, this week's MODEL
• Who thinks they can guess where the Wilkes University Paintball Team ranks in th...
• Police investigating two Wilkes-Barre robberies
• Penn State board member named acting athletic director
• After 17 years, Alan says goodbye to MUSIC ON THE MENU
• COVER STORY: Let the uncorking begin! PA International Wine & Food Festival cele...
• McQueary: I did stop the rape
• Two packs of cigarettes stolen by man from Convenient Mart
• No charges yet in 4 robberies
• Reports: Bullet hits White House window
• BP loses 2 rulings on oil spill
• Conahan held in low security prison in Florida
• Fairchild to be open indefinitely
• Conahan lodged in low-security Florida prison
• SIX COLONELS NAMED TO ALL-MAC FOOTBALL TEAMS
• SIX COLONELS NAMED TO ALL-MAC FOOTBALL TEAMS
• US military to expand presence in Australia
• Man charged in robbery, assault
• Former judge ‘in transit’ to new prison
• Consumers go shopping to give economy boost
• Interview could haunt Sandusky
• Casey wants hearing on abuse reporting
• Incoming county council members criticize Sterling decision
• Neighbors hope demolition brings return of business
• municipal briefs
• Trial begins, woman testifies she was raped in secluded parking lot
• Building Trust
• Advocates push Pa. for insurance action
• Drums man sentenced in attempted armed robbery
• Valley Santa: Parents hope to give understanding 4-year-old a happy Christmas
• Lackawanna County settles with inmate beaten at prison
• Fairchild Semiconductor to stay open
• In Sandusky case, interview and record differ
• McQueary reluctant to speak
• Transition panel butts heads over confidentiality language
• Pittston home-rule work gets under way
• County certifies election results
• Apple names Arthur Levinson chairman
• Sandusky interview surprised even NBC's Bob Costas
• Chamber honors Corcoran, O'Donnell
• Dallas PSAT refund deadline extended
• Suspect smashes way into Kingston convenience store
• Testimony opens in W-B rape trial
• Seminary advances to finals
• Vineyard owner says criminal mischief a case of ethnic intimidation
• DEP to host public hearing on quarry
• State senate moves NEPA flood aid
• Abuse charge levied against diocesan priest
• Black Friday Target opening time protested
• 1 hurt in UC Berkeley shooting; suspect in custody
• McQueary on alleged rape: 'I did stop it,' did have discussions with police
• Judge rules against Occupy Wall Street encampment
• Conahan in transit to unspecified federal facility
• Fairchild Semiconductor won't close its Mountain Top plant
• Profits up for most
• Mountain Top manufacturing facility will stay open
• Bradley, Nittany Lions trying to focus on football
• WILKES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL STORMS PAST PSU HAZLETON 83-30 IN SEASON DEBUT
• This afternoon’s Candle Light Vigil and Prayer Service has been moved to the 2nd...
• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL CRUISES PAST PSU HAZLETON 89-51 IN SEASON DEBUT
• Sen. Casey asks for hearing on PSU scandal
• Man charged with assault, robbery of pizza delivery employee
• Casey calls for federal hearing in Penn State case
• Ohio executes man who killed three sons in 1982
• Congressmen tour Bloomsburg
• WVW wants teacher’s suit dismissed
• Can you name the latest program to be added to Wilkes University’s School of Nur...
• Opening arguments complete in rape trial
• Kingston police seek info on burglary
• WILKES FOOTBALL HOLDS POSTSEASON BANQUET
• Conahan moved from Philadelphia detention center
• Court order allows Occupy Wall St. protesters back
• WILKES MEN'S BASKETBALL OPENS 2011-12 SEASON AT HOME AGAINST PSU-HAZLETON TUESDAY
• Conahan "In Transit"
• The Homeless Experience, as well as Hunger for Justice Week, was the topic of tw...
• Droid RAZR slices through competition with cutting-edge tools
• County to fund razing of Sterling
• Wall Street protesters ousted from Zuccotti Park
• Sandusky denies sex abuse in interview
• Man held in Pringle robbery
• LADY COLONELS BASKETBALL OPENS 2011-12 SLATE AT PSU HAZLETON
• 2011-12 WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL PREVIEW
• 9-year-old NC girl survives 2 days in car wreckage
• Retired prosecutor aims at Anthony attorneys
• Head of The Second Mile charity resigns
• Questions of possible conflict raised regarding district judge who set Sandusky’s bail
• Panel OKs gas drill bill
• Aid tally for Pa. flood victims is $187M
• Pennsylvania top court suspends Toole’s license
• FBI at Lackawanna County Courthouse
• Group to rally for jobs bill
• 2012 budget will be on public view
• Vancosky elected to vacant council seat
• Fire chief discusses agreement with W-B department
• Board makes no decision on controversial Act 537 sewer plan
• No tax increase in Wright Twp.'s 2012 budget
• Dallas working on district evacuation plan
• CareerLink will host event for job seekers with disabilities
• Today's Best Bet 11/15/11
• Video: Sandusky proclaims innocence in NBC interview
• Police: Two homes rented by University of Scranton students in the Hill Section robbed, burglarized
• Officials not sure of prison board's place in home rule
• Home-rule panel votes to keep names of manager applicants secret
• Scholar speaks on protests in Arab world at Penn State Hazleton
• W-B Area to vote on $13K payment to Head Start
• Police Blotter 11/15/11
• FBI searches Lackawanna County court administrator's office
• Jobs group calls for local infrastructure repairs
• Corbett: We moved abuse case as quickly as possible
• Father of five asks for help
• Boehner, Barletta tour flood-ravaged Bloomsburg
• County Council Meets
• Questions of possible conflict raised regarding judge who set Sandusky's bail
• Ex-Penn State coach admits he showered, touched children
• Police search for suspect in series of robberies
• Trial of 2006 W-B rape case begins
• County may seek only $270K from W-B to demolish Hotel Sterling
• Panetta details impact of deeper cuts in military
• Truer now than ever: We look to young to enact change
• Barletta and Boehner Tour Bloomsburg Flood Area
• Cain accuser's former boyfriend says they all met
• Commissioners will vote on allocating funds for Sterling demolition
• County to approve funds to demolish Hotel Sterling
• FBI searching Lackawanna County court administrator's office
• Check out our current ALBUM REVIEWS: Puscifer, Cass McCombs and This Is Hell
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• President of Second Mile charity resigns in wake of scandal
• GOP seeks national security argument ANALYSIS
• Deficit-reduction panel needs more time
• Bishops set for liberty fight
• Police investigating string of robberies this morning
• Police probe series of armed robberies
• Supreme Court will hear health care case this term
• In case you missed it, King's Theater Dept. will perform @SteveMartinToGo "Picas...
• Governor: McQueary didn’t meet ‘a moral obligation’
• Happy Monday, NEPA!!
• US-Russian crew blasts off for space station
• Voting to fulfill a dream
• 2011-12 WILKES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PREVIEW
• TIVALD NAMED TO MAC WEEKLY HONOR ROLL
• 3 French aid workers freed in Yemen
• Gas industry looking to generate more cash with exports
• Serving up support
• 5 Things You Need To Know This Week
• Week after worst week ever begins
• Funeral directors will meet
• Media gets look at Japan’s nuke plant
• Wis. governor recall effort to begin
• Police move in on Portland park
• Mayor ups police force at Philly site
• Support for Sunday hunting in Pa. still unclear
• Police Blotter
• Rock event to help fund health clinic
• 2 injured in Philadelphia subway attack
• ‘Immortals’ reigns with $32M opening
• Scranton, West Wyoming Act 47 case figures to testify
• Calm blankets State College, but sting of scandal remains
• Fire destroys Woodlands resort cabin
• Rep. Karen Boback to host events for veterans
• Jobs coalition to host community meeting
• Two injured following motor vehicle accident in Wilkes-Barre
• Today's Best Bet 11/14/11
• Mother stopped working to help sick daughter
• Community rallies to help Harveys Lake firefighter, family
• Safety, cost behind new program focused on medical imaging procedures
• Federal environmental and health agencies collect data from Dimock families
• 'Immortals' reigns with $32M opening weekend
• Center of concern
• This week's meetings 11/14/11
• Bodybuilding competition supports girl's Paralympic dreams
• Gov: Penn State assistant failed 'moral obligation'
• Online sales tax will help states
• No single solution to drug shortage, local health experts say
• Proof that we are thriving plentiful
• Apple presses legal war over Android
• A look at how sex abuse scandal hurt Joe Paterno
• Obama not ‘at home’ in formal wear
• Business Agenda
• Corporate Ladder
• Council members face major decisions
• Crystal caters to older Oscar audience
• Black cat finally comes down on own from giant cactus in Arizona
• Game for fun
• Charity gave Sandusky access to vulnerable
• Paterno’s home quiet as contest is played
• A game like no other
• Mexico official’s death won’t hurt drug war
• Get tough on Iran, GOP candidates agree
• Police Blotter
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• Berlusconi steps down
• Yemeni troops kill 6 militants
• Paterno out, Bradley named interim coach of Nittany Lions
• Video: Paterno, Spanier Axed
• Paterno, Spanier fired by Penn State
• Fans show support for team, Paterno before football game
• Subdued gameday follows tense week at Penn State
• Valley Santa kicks off its 28th year
• Local briefs (11/13/11)
• Payment questions surround Exeter Twp. roadmaster
• GAR and Lakeland Clash
• Veterans Gathering
• Bradley hopes game is start of "healing process"
• Lions coaching staff deals with chaos
• Aging Americans stay home with aid of 'villages'
• Truck Fire Causes Delays on I-80 W
• WILKES WRESTLING GOES 3-1 AT JOHN REESE DUALS
• WILKES GROUND GAME PROPELS COLONELS OVER STEVENSON 43-34 ON SENIOR DAY
• WILKES CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS COMPETE AT NCAA REGIONALS
• Happy Saturday, friends! What's up?
• Penn State arrives for first game without Paterno
• Troops and hoops for Obama, on a Navy warship
• Updates from a historic day at PSU
• Local universities follow federal crime-reporting law
• A ‘community jewel’ is dedicated
• Push for Pacific free trade block gains traction
• Trustees vow to seek out truth
• Christmas tree spruces up the Big Apple
• Ex-player offers help to Sandusky
• Police Blotter
• Get out and walk a mile for Ruth’s Place
• Culm site may get used for solar farm
• Bills target gamblers who leave children unattended
• Italy moves to economic, political change
• Teacher by day, trainer by night: Educators moonlighting to make ends meet
• Saluting their service
• Funny side of life
• Write-in votes fill positions in 29 races
• Friend helps Carol’s Deli to live on
• No boom for Brits
• Action comics going, going, up at pricey auction
• Cancer Institute to appear on WBRE-TV's 'Newsmakers'
• Write-in winners determined from Tuesday's election
• Today brings plenty of firsts for PSU fans
• Butler Twp. Community Center proves popular
• New PSU panel seeks truth
• Wyoming Valley West/Scranton Football
• Misconduct complaint filed against former prothonotary
• Doctors: Test all kids for cholesterol by age 11
• A salute to veterans
• Larksville traffic stop ends in marijuana bust
• Parents of teen killed in crash file wrongful death lawsuit
• Today's best bet 11/12/11
• Gametracker: Live football scores
• Penn State president: Mike McQueary placed on administrative leave
• On a storybook campus, bleeding blue and white
• Penn State assistant coach McQueary placed on administrative leave
• Take a moment today to thank our veterans and the members of our armed forces wh...
• Penn State trustees promise to search for truth
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• A certain staff writer got this in the mail today... A new book AND a sweet treat!
• Dover mortuary whistleblowers shocked by problems
• Family of teen who died in July crash files lawsuit
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• Thank you to all the men and women past and present who serve our country. Today...
• Committee promises thorough investigation of sex abuse at PSU
• Pa. American Water rates up
• Greece, Italy change leadership
• Senate OKs vets jobs bill
• WILKES SAAC TO HONOR FALLEN SOLDIER SANDRINO PLUTINO WITH COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
• Happy Finally Friday, NEPA!! What are your plans for the weekend??
• BARBIE CHIC has some tips for wearing faux fur this winter
• Dismissals far from last word
• County tax base drops $24.9M
• Jobless aid claims fell last week
• Scandal, firing put fans in tough spot
• SUMOSKI TO HOLD WOMEN’S SOCCER TECHNICAL TRAINING SESSIONS AT WILKES
• Thief gets 4- to 8-year sentence
• NZ mine boss faces charges over deadly explosion
• Protesters: Veteran shoots self at Vt. encampment
• Honda hit by Thai floods
• Sign with Penn State official’s name torn from child care center
• Some PSU students disagree with JoePa firing
• Casey, Toomey rescind support for Paterno medal
• Lawyer: Firing could hurt victims
• Students pay sweet tribute to responders
• 7 Plymouth Twp. buyouts OK’d
• Man says he was hit with bat after being lured to house
• Kingston names assistant chief
• Vote changes luck of flooded businesses
• Police Blotter
• Borough may lose businesses
• Gingrich could gain from gaffes
• Eerie calm settles in on Penn State campus
• McQueary threatened, won't coach against Nebraska
• Bidders purchase more than $686,000 worth of delinquent property at tax sale
• Feds seek assets of store owner accused of selling bath salts
• Bradley sidesteps inquiry questions
• Many area alumni feel PSU was right to fire Paterno
• Candlelight vigil planned for Penn State sex abuse victims
• Write-in votes will decide several races
• Many firsts for new Dallas Twp. supervisor
• Suspected trespasser sought warm refuge
• Disgraced county official sues retirement board
• Loan program for flood-damaged businesses approved
• Seven Plymouth Twp. homeowners will receive buyouts
• Leighton's closest supporters rallied for election win
• Honoring veterans and recalling the curse of war
• LCTA offers free rides to veterans
• Casey, Toomey rescind Paterno's medal recommendation
• Corbett lost confidence in Paterno, Spanier
• Driver sought in W-B hit and run surrenders to police
• Police: Woman drove child to school while intoxicated
• Today's best bet 11/11/11
• Regional Hospital of Scranton names new CEO
• Two W-B businesses change hands. Find out more in DISH
• Senators rescind their support for honor for Paterno
• Who is going to opening night of The Who’s Tommy tomorrow?
• Sugar Notch crash causes power outage
• State police: Woman intoxicated when dropping off child at school
• Justin has a shopping snafu in this week's SORRY MOM & DAD
• Pa. official tours Shickshinny
• Budget broadband coming
• Honda’s Asimo brings robots one step closer to home near you: Tech Talk Nick DeLorenzo
• Abortion opponents vow to press ahead with ‘personhood’ effort
• Corbett speaks on PSU inaction
• Corrupt former deputy chief clerk still wants his pension, sues retirement board
• US foreclosure activity hit 7-month high in Oct.
• Video: Paterno releases statement as PSU riots
• Selenski trial date delayed to next year
• State authority approves low-interest loan program for flood-damaged businesses
• The End of an Era: Joe Paterno
• Penn State student body president urges people to remember victims
• Pa. mercury pollution discussed
• New PSU coach to players: It's your team
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• Bradley replaces Paterno as Penn State coach with 'very mixed emotions'
• Business flood aid from slots revenue approved by state authority
• Meet STYLE PICK Leslie Stewart
• Sterling Koch feels (and talks about) the blues in this week's MUSIC ON THE MENU
• Toohil: Penn State should have fired McQueary, coach who witnessed abuse but failed to intervene
• Action sought on child sex abuse bills
• Students riot after Paterno, plagued by scandal, is abruptly fired
• Shickshinny man sentenced to life in prison in hatchet murder
• Safety, fun combine
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• Airlines could face fines
• Samsung releasing flexible displays by 2012
• October storm disrupts Halloween across Northeast
• Republicans pitching jobs plan to Iowa voters
• GOP plan for district lines OK’d
• Area’s jobless rate edges down slightly, still highest in state
• Political proposal brushed aside
• Insurer’s discrepancies being probed
• Senate’s talks on drilling bill continue
• Area artists’ talents honored
• Teen boy admits to role in taxi robbery
• Trial in shooting death of woman delayed
• Building Trust
• County hires retirement fund firm
• Lottery
• Police Blotter
• EPA: Source of Nanticoke mercury spill is unknown
• Palestine becomes a member of UNESCO
• A look at the districts
• New legislative map shakes up Lackawanna, Luzerne and Monroe counties
• Payday looms for Wilkes-Barre activist
• Federal air pollution rules touted
• Wilkes Barre Fire
• White Haven man accused of selling cocaine
• Cash 5 ticket worth $475,000 sold in Wilkes-Barre
• Unemployment drops, but region still has state's hightest jobless rate
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• County DA candidate returns campaign contribution from boss
• Williams leads county council candidates in spending
• Governor Corbett hosts Trick-Or-Treaters
• Wyoming Seminary Soccer
• Retirement board continues work with investment consultant
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• Panel approves new map
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• GOP plan for Pa. assembly seats passes early vote
• Casey Pushes for quick vote on Designer Drug legislation
• Vets ask Congress to oppose benefit cuts
• Power restoration in snowy East could take days
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• Syrian president issues warning
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• LIU hosts Pa. teacher rating event
• 'Zombies' warn of gas drilling effects in Dimock Twp.
• Local municipalities receive recycling grants
• Police: Suspected drug dealer found surrounded by heroin
• Police Blotter 10/31/11
• West Pittston residents say flood repeat is imminent without new sewers
• Power upgrade may disrupt electricity in Edwardsville
• Kmart shopper accused of using stolen credit card
• Needy to see effect of heating aid program cuts
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• Hamas caught in bind as Gaza violence heats up
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• Sentencing delay keeps Cordaro, Munchak home for holidays
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• JetBlue plane stranded on tarmac for 7 hours
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• Luzerne County Council: Profiles and positions
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• Flooded residents marry at beloved Dunkin' Donuts
• Flood relief benefit rescheduled due to snow
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• Snow slideshow
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• Weather-related cancellations & closings
• Paterno gets No. 409, Lions win in final moments
• 1.7 million lose power in East Coast snowstorm
• Flood relief fund raises nearly $300K
• 28 vie for 11 inaugural county council seats
• WILKES FOOTBALL POSTS 13-6 WIN TO CLAIM SECOND STRAIGHT MAYOR’S CUP AT CROSS-TOWN RIVAL KING’S
• Weather-related announcements
• Call for leaders willing to make hard, unpopular decisions
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• WILKES WOMEN’S SOCCER GAME MOVED TO MISERICORDIA ON OCTOBER 3OTH AT 6:00 P.M.
• Capitol Matters: Amendments tie up juvenile justice legislation
• Demolition at Techneglas shakes valley
• Celebrate diversity
• WILKES CROSS COUNTRY FINISHES EIGHTH, 10TH AT MAC CHAMPIONSHIPS
• WILKES SOCCER DOUBLEHEADER POSTPONED TILL SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30TH
• Perry, Romney contrast in style, substance
• Tenn. protesters arrested for 2nd straight night
• Toys R Us turns around
• Game 7: Comeback complete as Cardinals win crown
• Six suited for bench: Our endorsements for Luzerne County Judge
• Connor resigns from Impressions Media
• Wintry weather leaves fall behind
• Cold weather greets victims without heat
• Earthquake shakes Peru
• Man charged with selling drugs
• Heating assistance program starts Tuesday
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• Wall Street protesters prepare for the cold
• Government considers testing anthrax vaccine on children
• Judge spending tops $1 million
• Leighton war chest far exceeds rivals’
• GOP challenger outspends the DA
• Residents get flood information
• Hopefuls have spent $148,323
• 3 children found alone in Pittston apartment
• NAACP hosts annual Freedom Fund Banquet
• FEMA officials encourage flood victims to get permits
• Times Leader publisher resigns
• Winter blast on its way
• W-B man identified as $4.2 million lottery winner
• Parents charged after allegedly leaving kids alone
• Today's best bet 10/29/11
• YouTube launches broad entertainment venture
• Senate action moves red-light plan closer to reality for metro area
• State Supreme Court upholds board's decision to suspend attorney
• Leighton campaign holds huge cash advantage
• Salavantis spent big in DA campaign
• PFA filed against Harshbarger
• US celebrates Statue of Liberty's 125th birthday
• Dog survived gas chamber, up for adoption in NJ
• Richard Connor to step down as CEO of Impressions Media
• Geisinger opens area's first neonatal intensive care unit
• Gametracker: Live football scores
• Effective prosecutor, efficient administrator, Musto Carroll deserves second term as DA
• White to be fall color in Northeast this weekend
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• Winter Storm Warning Issued
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• Historical Society Ghost Tour Postponed
• Feds make slow gains on inventory of levees
• War vet hurt in Occupy clash
• State board suspends area attorney for 4 years
• Early signs indicate state stink bug damage reduced
• Fate of bill to allow state Sunday hunting unclear
• Bail same for skull theft suspect
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• Cornell forged strong connections to area, U.S. history
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• Man charged with selling heroin in school zone
• Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus
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• Man shot by police had ‘replica firearms’
• Our Endorsement for Wilkes-Barre Mayor: Tom Leighton
• WILKES MEN’S BASKETBALL TABBED 4TH IN FREEDOM PRESEASON POLL
• Sno Mountain at least $4.6 million debt
• Legislation aims to fund road, bridge fixes
• WILKES CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS PREPARE FOR MAC CHAMPIONSHIPS
• Feds tighten belt by cutting agriculture reports
• Football players recount their response to attack at school
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• Study: Pa. leads in deficient bridges
• Resignation out of the question, prothonotary says
• Police Blotter
• Alarm bill received in error, city says
• Stocks surge on Euro deal
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• 4 arrested in home drug raid
• 2 men face gun charges after traffic stop
• Judicial candidates tout experience
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• Natural gas drilling boom at center of Environmental Partnership awards
• Police arrest pair after assault rifle found in car
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• City seeks money to demolish Hotel Sterling
• Rice Twp. supervisors discuss allegations against former township secretary
• Documents show W-B city was billed for security service
• Injured vet spent day at work, nights at protest
• Cordaro, Munchak sentencings postponed
• Lawsuit over baseball sale proceeds on hold
• Four arrested during Nanticoke drug raid
• Scout achieves local history
• After poor debates, Perry may skip some in future
• Drug 'take back' collection returns
• Ohio man's widow not getting surviving exotic pets
• Medicare relief: premiums not as high as feared
• This week, DISH hits the sauce (TorchBearer Sauces, that is)
• NYC man pleads guilty to brokering kidney
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• Dairy farms seek remedy
• Cool tech thermostat heats up housing
• Patience with Occupy protests tested in some cities
• Animal advocates offer reward
• Marino: Bill offers safeguards for electronic records
• Appeal goes out for blood donors
• Madoff: Has remorse, doesn't contemplate suicide
• Cordaro, Munchak sentencings postponed
• Who can name the documentary film (an official selection for the 2011 Sundance F...
• Four charged in Nanticoke drug bust
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• Oakland police action unnerves some protesters
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• Otha Green Jr. to be charged in police shooting
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• Saint Bernardine's Gospel Choir will perform a free concert of traditional gospe...
• Record gift is tasty treat for W-B’s kitchen
• Armed robbery at Wilkes-Barre store
• Police charge two men on firearm offense
• Silence on the farm
• WILKES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PICKED 8TH IN FREEDOM PRESEASON POLL
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• Officials: Many issues led to Southwest blackout
• Our Endorsement for District Attorney: Jackie Musto Carroll
• Heat turned up on alarm system
• Multiple tax increases loom in Kingston Twp.
• Man in gunfight has police record
• Report sees drilling rules questionable
• Lottery
• LIU OKs contracts, announces grants
• County GOP aims to keep eye on polls
• Resign early, 4 officials urged
• Meeting roundup
• Obama reveals help for student borrowers
• Crowd backs Leighton in W-B mayoral candidate debate
• County manager applicants still under wraps from committee
• Safety Institute addresses ways to keep emergency responders safe
• Sundance Vacations owners donate $50,000 to food kitchen
• Former Back Mountain priest removed after sexual misconduct accusations
• Nanticoke gun dealer seeks fair sentencing
• West Side station looks to replace two tanks
• Hanover Twp. receives infrastructure grant
• Townships receive grant money for recycling effort
• Programs developed to help local flood victims
• W-B gunman had previous run-ins with authorities
• West Pittston man charged in money scam
• Woman convicted of stealing jewelry from aunt
• Ringling Brothers Circus
• The Wilkes-Barre Mayoral Forum
• Documents show Snö Mountain mired in debt
• Supercommittee GOP, Democrats swap offers
• Senate panel approves Marcellus environmental amendment
• Authorities: Simonson had no inside help with prison break
• Expert: Exercise remains a key to wellness
• Man waives hearing on child endangerment charges
• WILKES VOLLEYBALL FALLS TO FDU-FLORHAM 3-0 ON SENIOR NIGHT
• DA: Simonson had no inside help during escape
• Report supports state store sale
• Lung cancer screening with X-rays isn't beneficial
• Man wanted in Dorrance armed robbery
• Obama announces help for student loan borrowers
• Police charge West Pittston man in restaurant thefts
• Changing who runs WBS airport may fly
• BARBIE CHICK gets schooled on fashion icons
• Towns see crime, carousing surge amid gas boom
• WILKES MEN’S SOCCER DROPS 2-0 DECISION AT LYCOMING
• Salavantis sees need for change in county
• Obama announces help for student loan borrowers
• Casey urges FEMA to speed storm aid delivery to PA
• Don't miss the inaugural Catherine H. Bone Lecture, featuring Paul Wender, takin...
• Pope won't take part in common prayers
• Ex-Goldman board member indicted in insider case
• Just in time for Sunday, Family Animals released "Bonfire," a Halloween-themed EP.
• Ford’s reliability stalls as Chrysler’s improves
• Jobless insurance pitched
• The $4.2 million man
• Man with gun is shot near day care
• FEMA mobile homes for flood victims at ex-Sunshine Market
• Students can earn history or sociology credits while traveling in Paris, Marseil...
• Trapped ‘underwater’
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• Haggerty proposes more properties protected by levee pay fee
• Municipal officials pursuing buyouts
• Sunoco gas station robbed
• Man charged with firing gun at home, car gets 4-23 months jail
• West Side Tech pupils lauded
• LCCC bucking national student attrition trend
• Lottery
• Glodzik sentenced to probation
• Police Blotter
• Hazleton Area to seek cash to buy buildings
• W-B council checks CDBG proposed budget, projects
• Perry touts flat-tax fiscal plan
• Gov. Corbett supports limiting number of private liquor stores
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• Unmarked plot is final Gadhafi resting place
• Wilkes-Barre mayor puts record up against 2 challengers
• Candidate bios
• More property owners could pay levee fee
• Army Corps to tour Forkston flood damage Thursday
• More approved trailer applicants expected
• Buyout process to start for flood-ravaged properties
• LCTA considers consolidation
• Statewide police union open to Act 47 rewrite
• Airport board eyes authority
• W-B newsstand sells $4.2 million winning lottery ticket
• Embattled city towing contractor likely to keep job
• Air, ground search held for armed robbery suspect
• W-B officials issue call for Christmas tree donation
• CareerLink-sponsored job fair set for Wednesday
• For police, life-and-death scenarios prompt split-second decisions
• Gunman shot by police near day care center
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• Police: N.Y. Man shot gas pump with WWII-era rifle
• Study finds bromide, no fracking impacts in water after drilling
• Impressions Media Honors the Best of the Back Mountain
• Consultant's liquor store sale study released
• IBM names its first female CEO
• Today's weather 10/26/11
• Matthews finishes tied for 8th
• Local man wins $4.2 million with Anthracite Newsstand lottery ticket
• WILKES FIELD HOCKEY UPENDS MISERICORDIA 3-2 ON SENIOR NIGHT
• COVER STORY: Sweet Southern comfort: A look at life on the road with Willie Nels...
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• Pantech’s Breakout phone a capable alternative: Tech Talk Nick DeLorenzo
• MU loan costs in check
• Woman jailed for theft from aunt
• WILKES WOMEN’S SOCCER FALLS 1-0 IN OVERTIME AT #25 CORTLAND ST.
• Who is attending our November Open House? If you haven’t registered yet - regist...
• Documentary filmmaker and diversity expert Lee Mun Wah will screen his film “If...
• WILKES GRADUATE BO RYAN INDUCTED INTO PENNSYLVANIA SPORTS HALL OF FAME
• Police shoot armed man near W-B day care center
• Police investigating shooting of man in Wilkes-Barre
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• Penn State W-B advisor sees need for more student housing
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• PennDOT: New Eighth Street span OK
• Silenced but not subdued
• Gov’t job losses hurt recovery
• W-B gift cards were incentives for health testing
• Libyan official says Gadhafi buried at dawn
• Missing Mo. baby's age makes her harder to find
• Woman faces trial in disputed 2001 killing in Iowa
• Panel makes drilling proposals
• Casey advocates replacing aging iron pipes
• AG gets criminal complaints
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• Search continues for earthquake victims
• Obama offers mortgage relief plan that doesn’t need Congress
• Ambassador leaves Syria after threats
• Dallas Twp. woman gets third DUI arrest
• Gas development welcomed in Dallas Township
• Two accused of pilfering $60 from fast food customer
• State AG to look into complaint about city-funded security systems
• Kingston police searching for suspect in change scam
• Niece who stole aunt's life savings will spend 12 to 24 months in jail
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• Testimony: Simonson planned to 'go Rambo,' head to Mexico after fleeing prison
• Libyan leader seeks to calm West on Sharia fears
• Dallas Twp. OKs amendment on gas development
• Cordaro, Munchak to argue for lighter sentences
• PennDOT speculates multiple factors caused bridge's partial collapse
• County refunds Brulo's $96K pension
• Researchers claim governor's proposed shale drilling regulations are not enough
• Citizens group seeks tougher gas rules
• Dallas Twp. supervisors approve zoning amendment
• Corbett launches state takeover of Pa. capital
• Police: Man threatens stepdaughter after she changes TV channel
• W-B man faces charges in violent crime spree
• Manufactured home dealer sees sales up, plans to expand
• Ambulance alliance is a step forward
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• US man pleads not guilty in Saudi ambassador plot
• Video: Strong for the Kids
• Lawyer: Philly basement suspect tired, lethargic
• Family Service Association of Wyoming Valley
• Sheriff: 1 student shot, wounded at NC high school
• Collapsed 8th Street Bridge not a concern to new span
• Woman receives jail time for stealing from aunt
• Libyan official says Gadhafi burial likely Tuesday
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• Change allowing gas projects opposed
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• Libya declares its freedom
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• Pa. casinos up the hiring of Asian workers
• Quake ravages eastern Turkey
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• Report finds 1 in 4 local bridges in bad shape
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• Dozens rally against proposed Dallas Twp. zoning amendment
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• Chief sends lawsuit against residents to state court
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• Torch cams to give masses views from Lady Liberty
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• Heating oil customers burned by high prices
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• This week's meetings 10/24/11
• Will Ferrell wins nation's top humor prize in DC
• Libya's transitional leader declares liberation
• Consumer apps blend real, virtual worlds
• Powerful earthquake shakes eastern Turkey
• Misericordia Trustee Dinner
• Section of span collapses in river
• Savvy ways to escape bank fees
• Corporate Ladder
• JENKINS TWP. – Raise your glass
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• Legal battle pricey for county
• Late local musician is honored
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• Poetry’s answer to music’s hip-hop
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• Savvy way to shop: Coupon use is on the increase
• Super savings just a clip away
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• Obama’s successes may not help him in 2012 election
• Liberation to be declared
• Iraqis face future without U.S. troops
• Election will change judicial landscape
• City council candidate files criminal complaint over security systems
• Part of bridge collapses
• ACT 47 ruling leaves difficult choices
• Fla.-based firm hired to assist with flood recovery
• Study knocks pediatricians on autism screening
• Files with personal info tossed in city Dumpster
• Act 47 municipalities
• Musto Carroll faces aggressive challenger
• LIVE: Penn State updates
• Chinese restaurant catches fire in Kingston
• Concerned Parents group congratulates new U.S. citizens
• Conflicted Iraqis face future without US troops
• Old Eighth Street Bridge partially collapses
• Liquor sales, shale fee fight for spotlight
• Access to public information is power
• GRAHAM’S HAT TRICK LEADS WILKES WOMEN’S SOCCER TO 4-1 WIN AT DVC
• WILKES MEN’S SOCCER POSTS 4-3 FREEDOM WIN AT DVC
• Shark kills American diver off western Australia
• Obama: Gadhafi, Iraq show renewed US leadership
• WILKES FIELD HOCKEY DROPS HEARTBREAKER AGAINST MANHATTANVILLE IN FINAL MINUTES, 4-3
• Wal-Mart cuts health coverage
• Flood causes water leak, $606 bill
• Master key to prison found in Selenski’s home in 2003
• Ohio man says his care of wild animals lacking
• Oakland protesters defy city order to leave
• Flood cost industries $113M
• Another delay averted, Hugo trial on schedule
• Deadline to apply for FEMA relief is near
• Attorney seeks transfer of robbery case to juvie court
• Robbery suspects caught
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• A hare-raising Halloween mystery
• Census: Poverty rises in county
• Obama: Troops returning home
• Death of Gadhafi emboldens demonstrators in Syria, Yemen
• Body kept in shopping mall freezer
• Ohio exotic-pet farm faced problems
• Bill may change voter ID
• Plymouth Twp. bridge reopens
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• Veterans, public react to troop withdrawal announcement
• GfK Poll: 37 percent of public back protests
• Three-candidate debate for W-B mayor set for Wednesday
• Libyan watches country change from a distance
• Hot dog shop forced to leave downtown Wilkes-Barre location
• Accused murderer Hugo Selenski had key to prison
• Boscov's employee charged after allegedly scamming store
• Woman treated for major injuries after Hazleton crash
• State proposals discuessed to help distressed cities
• UGI plans new natural gas pipeline for Luzerne County
• Convicted county official wants pension contributions returned
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• Two accused of stealing Freon canisters from Martz
• Attacker assaults sleeper with bat, knife in W-B
• Flood-ravaged manufacturers suffer more than $65M in losses
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• NYC homicide suspect nabbed in Wilkes-Barre
• County officials call for home-rule committee member's resignation
• Arrests made in armed robbery
• Supersize me! Restaurant offers 338-pound burger
• Put transportation in fast lane
• Being forced to move
• Mayoral Candidate Forum Wednesday at Wilkes
• W-B mayoral debate set for Wednesday
• Gametracker: Live football scores
• 1st Mexican truck destined to enter US interior
• Motion filed to transfer teen robbery charges to juvenile court
• Prison master key found at Selenski's Kingston Township house
• DA: Selenski had key to prison before escape
• Judge to remain on Selenski case despite concern
• Obama announces total troop withdrawl from Iraq
• County OKs $2 million to rehab train station
• NYC homicide suspect captured in Wilkes-Barre
• Complaint targets Leighton
• Gadhafi body stashed in shopping center freezer
• Congratulations to the Women’s Tennis team who captured 4 singles titles and one...
• Pittston man arrested for alleged sexual assault at nightclub
• Happy Little Hot Dog Company will close in W-B
• Aid offered for flood-damaged firms
• Pa. unemployment ticks up
• Economic picture brightens
• Alabama farm work has few takers since new law
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• New York homicide fugitive captured in Wilkes-Barre
• Shift ends for Thomas Deli
• Cherry guilty in death of 1-year-old
• Hospital project hits new height
• Second quake jolts San Francisco Bay area
• Ala. man executed for 6-month-old son's slaying
• IT’S GOODBYE GADHAFI
• Emergency center on way
• Flood victims in Nanticoke get gift cards
• Officials revisit pedestrian safety concerns at intermodal center
• Lockerbie relatives rejoice
• A class(ic) case
• Pittston approves borrowing $1.15M
• Gun case charges dismissed for lateness
• ‘Stories’ compel lawmakers to help
• Worker claims harassment
• Police Blotter
• School flood repairs near $500,000
• Officials look into outbreak of thefts at high school
• Ministry: End is today – really
• Pa. senators typical of partisan lines over jobs bill
• Gadhafi's death rekindles memories of Lockerbie bombing victim
• Mayor: Ruling means "layoffs and tax increases"
• Arbitration ruling on bankruptcy called troublesome
• Tow-truck operator charged in fatal collision
• Cherry found guilty of third-degree murder in retrial
• Northwest gives Grevera superintendent job
• Police Blotter 10/21/11
• Applications being accepted for business grants
• Lawmakers rally around flood bills
• Occupy Wilkes-Barre plans nightly Public Square protests
• Three deputies face discipline after botched suicide attempt
• Commissioners approve $2M for Market Street Square project
• Sacred Heart group awaits word from Rome on former church's future
• Last beam tops hospital ER project
• Newly created Pa. drug, alcohol agency on hold
• Special dollars go a long way at Butler Twp. restaurant
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• Downtown W-B deli to be sold
• Cherry guilty of third-degree murder in infant death
• Council candidate files complaints against mayor, former administrator
• Tow truck driver charged with homicide by vehicle
• EPA to regulate disposal of fracking wastewater
• EPA: To regulate disposal of fracking wastewater
• Santorum says Cain misleads voters on abortion
• Paul drops $2M in new TV ads to criticize rivals
• I-476 North Closed This Weekend between Wyoming Valley, Clarks Summit
• Meet Angelia, this week's MODEL OF THE WEEK
• Tow-trucker charged in fatal Plains Township collision
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• Poll: Most Americans unsettled on Republican challenger to Obama
• Clinton makes an unannounced visit
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• Corbett signs Harrisburg takeover bill
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• What university was just named a military friendly school by G.I. Jobs Magazine?
• US official: Libyan leaders have informed US that Gadhafi is dead
• Pa. Gov. Corbett signs Harrisburg takeover bill
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• Shooting case against Berwick woman dismissed
• Construction of homes up in September
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• Libyan fighters capture Gadhafi hometown of Sirte
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• Rare tigers among exotic animals killed in Ohio
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• Rome to hear Sacred Heart plea
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• Students take on a real test
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• Wilkes gets city’s OK for new science building
• Man charged in DUI homicide
• Cherry blames fall for death of child
• Judge rules Bonner not entitled to county pension
• State prisons eyed for drilling
• DEP: Cabot OK to stop Dimock water deliveries
• Man charged in crash that killed McAdoo teen
• Cherry denies shaking 1-year-old
• Man accused of taking child, then fighting officers
• Leighton ordered to turn over financial info in firehouse case
• Senate approves juvenile bill
• Police: Drug addict robbed sex shop
• U.S. Senate confirms Scranton attorney as federal district judge
• Coal Street Bridge reopens Friday with ceremony
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• Blaze at duplex in Edwardsville ruled arson
• Judge: Bribe-passer Bonner ineligible for benefits
• Best Bet 10/20/11
• Harveys Lake lays down law for oil, gas companies
• Verizon to hire contractor to cut trees hanging on Larksville phone lines
• Sno Mountain tweets: We'll be open
• West Pittston Library opens; don't judge it by its cover
• Court says Scranton must pay police, fire awards
• CDC: 1 in 25 adolescents take drugs for depression
• Blue Chip checks out
• WILKES FIELD HOCKEY FALLS 8-1 AT CROSS-TOWN RIVAL KING’S
• LATE KING’S GOAL DOOMS WILKES MEN’S SOCCER, 1-0
• Local doctor called a Distinguished Daughter of Pennsylvania
• Study says casino-funded Pa. grant program to end
• Pa. lawmakers probe utility response to Lee, Irene
• Conservationist Hanna supports gas fracking
• Harrisburg takeover bill heads to Corbett's desk
• Senate refuses to limit transportation projects
• Mariani confirmed as district court judge
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• Scranton attorney Mariani confirmed as federal judge
• Read Dale's tales from New York Comic Con in THE GAMER
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• Jakesway talks about its new album in this week's MUSIC ON THE MENU
• Woman charged with robbing adult business
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• State prisons eyed for gas leasing
• DEP: Cabot can stop delivering water to Dimock residents
• Blue Chip Gourmet closes in downtown Wilkes-Barre
• Schools closed, people warned as search continues for escaped animals
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• GOP rivals slice into Cain’s ‘9-9-9’ plan
• Studies create extra drive for teen safety
• Seniors getting a raise in January
• Local table gaming down
• Exotic animals escape Ohio farm; owner found dead
• Barletta: I voted for many jobs bills
• Prison health-care costs cut
• Distraction hazard motivates teen driving changes
• Avoca woman charged in theft of dog
• Experts: Forums needed
• Powerball changes include better odds, bigger pots
• Sorkin: ‘Too big to fail’ persists
• Fire at Edwardsville house termed arson
• Pal out of control, 2 say
• Serving coffee and compassion
• Israeli soldier freed in swap for 1,000 imprisoned Palestinians
• Occupy Wall Street’s future unknown
• In brief
• Attorney says suspect will testify at trial
• Pa. Senate passes Harrisburg takeover bill
• 'Too Big to Fail' author Sorkin talks Wall Street, government intervention at Wilkes
• Prison approves payments to inmates for flood cleanup
• Medical experts: Fall would not have killed 1-year-old
• Security system bill topped $10K
• Wilkes-Barre expected to turn over missing statements
• Wet weather hinders crop production
• Snö Mountain quiet as ski season approaches
• Supreme court tweets rulings
• Judge forbids contact between feuding Rice Twp. supervisors
• Today's Best Bet 10/19/11
• Hearing focuses on utility disaster lessons
• Big changes coming to Powerball
• Lowe's to close 20 stores; None in Pennsylvania
• Stegmaier descendants brew next chapter
• WILKES VOLLEYBALL EARNS 3-2 FREEDOM VICTORY AT MANHATTANVILLE
• Flood-damaged West Pittston library gets new temporary home
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court to 'tweet' rulings
• Cain likely in the hot seat at GOP debate
• Social Security to hand out first raises since '09
• VP Biden talks jobs at York school
• Religious scholar Dr. Anita Houck will deliver this year's Moreau Lectures on th...
• ICE announces year-end removal numbers, highlights focus
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• Priority put on prevention
• Homicide trial jurors are warned
• Eradicating poverty top goal, activist says
• There are two great speakers on campus today! Details can be found at
• The Times Leader had a nice story about activist and community organizer Willie...
• Prosecutors make change in charges against lawyer Powell
• $2M set to rehab station
• HTC offers some reasons to try its new Rhyme Nick DeLorenzo Tech Talk
• Pa. disaster plan would fill gap
• US states balance China as both partner and rival
• Alaska voters say no to gold, copper mine
• Crowd gets rough at Barletta forum
• Council candidates talk about manager’s role
• Hanging billboard will be taken down
• Officer’s request for noisy funeral procession honored
• Senator drops opposition to pipeline safety bill
• COURT BRIEF
• Scranton teen gets life for ’09 slaying
• Lehman Twp. moving on drainage
• Shickshinny councilmen will be FEMA, PEMA representatives
• Lottery
• Councilman’s resignation accepted
• Heavier vehicle drivers told to avoid Pittston Twp. span
• 9-year-old drove drunk dad
• L-L district to have 5 vacancies
• Ten months after mistrial, Cherry faces baby death case again
• With election looming, Casey tries to separate from president
• County council candidates address manager question at forum
• Grants will aid fight against underage drinking
• Jury chosen in vehicular homicide case
• Duo hold up W-B restaurant
• W-B man accused of threatening girlfriend with gun
• Suspect sought in armed robbery at Ashley deli
• Court upholds Kendricks' conviction in bar shooting
• New bills seek to speed flood aid
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• PPL senior operator arrested for indecent exposure
• Popple Construction awarded $2.5M road work contract
• Road work to begin on Lakeside Drive at Harveys Lake
• County officials search for records storage
• Cost of damage to courthouse dome totals $1 million
• Commissioners to invest $2M in Market Street Square
• Police: Teen driver lost control of car in fatal crash
• Regional cooperation best chance to weather next storm
• Make flood insurance mandatory in flood zones
• Crestwood upsets Dallas
• Crestwood snaps Dallas' winning streak with 7-6 win
• Powell charges amended due to Supreme Court ruling.
• Luzerne County to allocate $2 million for Market St. train station
• 2012 to bring new era in tax collection
• Occupy Wall Street reaches 1-month birthday
• Avoca police arrest two people on drug delivery charges
• Cops: IDs, papers found after 4 locked in basement
• Michael Jackson doctor's trial to resume Wednesday
• Bankruptcy judge sets Harrisburg arguments for November
• Man sentenced on child endangerment charges
• PSP searching for armed robbery suspect
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• Police: Man shoved shotgun into girlfriend's mouth
• Drilling’s effects to be analyzed
• Outage strikes Pittston area
• Barletta winning drive for dollars
• High court to rule on Stolen Valor Act
• Who read the great article that was in the Time Leader about the Wilkes Study Ab...
• Luzerne County lawmakers unveil disaster aid bills
• MARTIN, LINDO SWEEP FREEDOM WOMEN’S SOCCER PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONORS
• 3 charged after 4 disabled adults locked in room
• Who is going to hear Andrew Ross Sorkin talk about capitalism tomorrow? Visit h...
• Police arrest man after threatening woman with shotgun
• Armed robbery at restaurant
• Residents can apply for home rule jobs
• Good morning, NEPA! How was your weekend?
• Pals remembered
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• ‘Rebel nun’ dies at age 95
• Memorial to King dedicated
• Young Dems, GOP groups building up ranks
• City wants haunted house razed
• Officials may have gas drill contracts
• Colleges offer natural gas industry courses
• Obama targets N.C. and Va. for bus campaign stops
• Syria not suspended by League
• Gadhafi compound bulldozed
• Close call for dancers and boxers at box office
• Battle in Dimock: Gas vs. water
• Potter, Pee Wee and Darth Vader receive ‘Screams’
• LOCAL BRIEFS
• Thousands without power in Pittston area
• Political Scene 10/17/11
• Hazle Twp. auto dealer wants action on runoff problems
• Signature scent line to debut at Hillside Farms
• Review of gas well failure in Bradford County shows no lasting damage
• Iran's Khamenei warns US over assassination claims
• Wheldon dies after massive crash in Vegas
• More of region's students enroll in cyber schools
• Bishops give thumps up to school voucher plan
• Serento Gardens' naming rights secured
• Flooding grant meetings planned for Oct. 25
• Casey proposes interest-rate change for businesses
• Kingston Twp. road to be paved; seek alternate route
• Credit card statements shed light on city spending
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• WILKES WOMEN’S TENNIS CAPTURES FOUR SINGLES TITLES, ONE DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP AT MAC INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT
• Thousands honor MLK at memorial dedication in DC
• Congressional Race Fundraising Figures In
• WILKES VOLLEYBALL FINISHES PLAY AT NEUMANN INVITATIONAL SUNDAY
• Back in the pool
• Students sharing the costs
• A Castle's Renaissance
• Union Township will host concert for flood victims
• Report: King’s spends most money on public service
• Cookoff winner is queen
• Building Trust
• Meetings
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• Protests take violent turn in Rome
• U.S. strike kills nine militants
• The sound of music and melodic voices of the Valley
• Science facility dedicated
• Casey backs lower rates for fed loans
• In a world of crafts
• Firm guidance can streamline vendor meetings
• Oystermen seek help after Irene
• BUSINESS AWARDS
• Cookoff winner is queen
• Vinsko raises $84,972 in quarter
• Puzzle fans gather for Sudoku competition
• Teenager killed in fiery Hazleton wreck
• Medical college observes milestone
• ‘Sterling’ opportunity for Wilkes
• PSU holds on against Purdue
• Rioters hijack Rome protests, police fire tear gas
• Flood-weary residents hope for buyouts
• Genetti's gets $2 million facelift
• LCCC should shop around before buying
• Cheers & jeers 10/16/11
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• WILKES WOMEN’S TENNIS ADVANCES TO SEMIFINALS IN ALL BUT ONE FLIGHT OF MAC INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT
• WILKES VOLLEYBALL GOES 0-2 ON FIRST DAY OF NEUMANN INVITATIONAL
• WILKES CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS COMPETE AT GETTYSBURG INVITATIONAL
• WILKES MEN’S SOCCER FALLS SHORT AT MANHATTANVILLE, 3-2
• MARTIN’S TWO GOALS LIFTS WILKES WOMEN’S SOCCER PAST MANHATTANVILLE, 3-0
• Speakers: Miners laid foundation for future
• WILKES FOOTBALL STUMBLES AT LYCOMING FALLING 40-7
• WILKES FIELD HOCKEY BLANKS DESALES, 1-0
• Still deciding what to dress up as for Halloween? Find out which costumes to avo...
• Plans continue for former Stegmaier building
• What NOT to do when dining out in this week's SORRY MOM & DAD:
• September retail sales climb 1.1%
• Crestwood-Dallas football moved to Monday
• LCCC talks contract with Leary
• YMCA to present awards
• It's finally Saturday!! What is everyone up to today?
• Long wait for short span ends
• Backlog a worry for rights
• Local mayors: Taxpayers are not responsible for our security
• Building Trust
• Constables handle arena traffic
• Regional EMS mutual aid program gets under way
• Dallas H.S. makes the grade in the SATs
• Capital city sees new fighting
• Court blocks Alabama schools from checking immigration status
• Man convicted in 2010 beating
• In brief
• Mayor must provide more asset details
• U.S. Marshals take area woman, man into custody
• Nanticoke man meth lab suspect
• Perry: Obama goes, jobs grow
• China corn purchase one of its largest
• Auto dealers looking on bright side
• Poundstone peppers Kirby performance with local mentions
• Suspect in armed robbery, home invasion captured in W-B
• Homeless man convicted in Plymouth Twp. beating
• Evans Street Bridge in Luzerne opens to traffic
• Wyoming Valley West / Hazleton Football
• Marino, Barletta, Casey raise money for re-elections
• Home-rule transition committee to meet
• Scranton school for deaf celebrates opening of new campus
• Volunteers needed for annual Valley Santa program
• Curb pickup of flood debris ends Monday in Plymouth
• Maine newspaper cuts 61 jobs with layoffs, buyouts
• Judge orders mayor to turn over additional financial information
• Today's best bet 10/15/11
• Autopsy: Scranton man was dead before vehicle struck him
• Untitled
• Hogan found guilty in Skiff beating
• Man convicted in beating of Plymouth Township man
• Prosecutor recounts killing spree at US salon
• GOP isn't sold on Romney, seeking other options
• Pittsburgh to close streets along 'Occupy' route
• Fatalities among police on rise in Pa.
• State lawyers, mayor oppose Harrisburg bankruptcy
• Gametracker: Live football scores
• Exchanges expand insurance choices
• Eight Street Bridge now open
• King's field hockey coach Cheryl Ish will be appear on the Morning Sportshow at...
• Amanda on why she loves the area and Jeff on modern wedding apparel in this week...
• Meet our MAN OF THE WEEK, Isaac Miller:
• US court: No immigration checks at Ala. schools
• Judge denies contempt motion against Mayor Tom Leighton
• Great Scot! Battlefield Band keeps tradition alive when it hits the area this we...
• W-B, Kingston, Hanover, Plains announce ambulance agreement
• Professor Michael Garr is representing the United States in the 2011 World Pipe...
• Feist offers up some decent, if unremarkable, music:
• Web company ReferLocal.com expanding quickly
• New hopeful targets Casey
• Local Dem to face Casey
• Penn State WB alum gives students an opportunity
• Strand of Oaks returns to its former stomping grounds TONIGHT:
• Good morning, NEPA! Who's looking forward to the weekend?
• Officials learn how to get flood recovery aid for towns
• Kadluboski calls for officials to step down
• Attorney wants mayor held in contempt
• Another bowl-athon
• Obama fetes South Korean leader Lee Myung-bak at White House state dinner
• New Hopeful Targets Casey
• Suspect had abuse history
• House votes to stop health law abortions
• Pa. issues air pollution rules for gas drilling
• Temporary county chiefs sought
• Lottery Numbers 10/14
• Taking aim at Sunday hunting
• Lawyer files suit against county judge
• Fire destroys home damaged by flood
• Officials’ alarm tab rapped
• Spending going up, but taxes keep level
• Salon suspect's ex-wife claimed abuse, instability
• In Nanticoke, concern after the second lab bust in a month
• North Pocono senior, family work with artists to aid Haitians
• Today is final day to register for disaster unemployment assistance
• Beaver Meadows police detain two alleged illegal immigrants
• Corrections & clarifications 10/14/11
• Today's best bet 10/14/11
• Oprah show winner picks up her new ride
• Circus atmosphere at W-B council meeting
• LCCC board offers Leary new contract
• Municipal officials, nonprofits discuss flood relief with FEMA
• Activist wants Leighton held in contempt
• Projected 2012 W-B City budget holds line on taxes, fees
• Help available for seniors trying to navigate options for Medicare coverage
• An honor for a newspaper lifer
• Pa. capital's bankruptcy could be long, difficult
• Welch, Kelly plan to challenge Casey
• Wecht touts his credentials for Superior Court
• Dallas, Crestwood surpass national average on the SAT
• Summit used to spotlight asset forfeiture program
• Proposed Pringle project gets county planners' approval
• Cain hopes to carve 50-state path to White House
• French prosecutor drops Strauss-Kahn case
• Claiborne rights going to Penney
• Fired Lackawanna prison guards identified
• A victory for transparent rule of law
• Ted Koppel joins new NBC newsmagazine
• Wilkes-Barre man set to run for U.S. Senate
• Our "likes" are at 2799. Who will be #2800?
• WVMC keeps on giving in this week's SCOOTER GIRL:
• Nanticoke man arrested on methamphetamine charges
• Ambassador plot casts light on Iran's strike force
• Overheard at next week's cover photo shoot: "I'm going to bite you so hard."
• Meet our MODEL OF THE WEEK, Jackie Damiano.
• DISH gets in touch with nature this week:
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• Blackberry blackout hits home, but will it leads to conversions? Tech Talk Nick DeLorenzo
• Capital seeks Chapter 9
• County may kill part of contract with Reilly firm
• Political scandal unfolds in “Frost/Nixon,” a play that will be presented by Lit...
• Obama welcomes S. Korea's Lee to White House
• Find out how Bob Dylan influenced local musician Drew Kelly in this week's MUSIC...
• Our award-winning radio station WRKC 88.5 FM was featured in a piece about Colle...
• Expert favors county’s view
• 8 killed in Southern California salon shooting
• Job openings down, hiring up in August
• Luzerne County Council candidates present priorities, qualifications
• WILKES WOMEN’S TENNIS PREPARES FOR MAC INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT
• WILKES FOOTBALL GAME NOTES VS. LYCOMING
• Police officer, 2nd person killed in western Pa.
• Urban urges study of city charter
• Woman’s rights not violated, jury finds
• Judge’s term might impact Selenski trial
• GOP’s Burns eyes U.S. Senate
• Jury chosen, testimony begins in trial of man accused in brutal beating
• Man charged in robbery
• Trade pacts sail through Congress
• Police Blotter
• Alabama Hispanics skip work
• Nigerian man pleads guilty in underwear bomb plot on plane
• Prostate screening at issue
• Simonson focus of extra security
• Federal court reinstates deputy’s lawsuit in privacy case
• Anger over flood runs deep in Duryea
• Duryea residents criticize borough's flood response
• American Airlines cancels all flights at W-B/Scranton International
• County council candidates make their pitches
• Threats to W-B officials prompted purchase of home security systems
• Rights violation lawsuit can proceed
• Witness describes Simonson's brutal attack on inmate
• Feds: Larksville man contaminated co-workers' lunches with semen
• Chamber commends O'Donnell, Corcoran
• Sallie Mae, Hilton Garden Inn honored
• DEP updates air pollution guidelines for oil, gas sites
• Grieving father recalls beating at beginning of assault trial
• DEP chief: troubled pipeline crossing now "ship shape"
• WVW board approves agreement with Hazleton Area
• Selenski murder trial back on track for Nov. 29 start
• Guards fired in wake of Simonson escape identified
• Sportsmans Liquidation to open new location
• Today's best bet 10/13/11
• WVW Water Polo
• Expert: Luzerne County would likely win dispute over Yankees franchise
• Dallas schools consider update of emergency plan
• 6 killed in Southern California salon shooting
• Naming of Bulger tipster worries FBI observers
• BP, 2 other companies cited over Gulf oil spill
• Debt-crippled Harrisburg files for bankruptcy
• For Pa. firm, gas drilling creates growth
• Attorneys discuss pre-trial issues in Hazleton homicide case
• WILKES VOLLEYBALL DROPS THRILLING 3-2 DECISION AT DVC
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• Wilco keeps it balanced in its latest offering:
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• Volunteer mentors sworn in
• Even George Clooney and Ryan Gosling can't save this one:
• DA: Employee injected semen into co-workers' yogurt
• Local tax reporting rules being stiffened
• Corbett proposes vouchers, overhaul of teacher evaluations
• Jury rules in favor of police officer accused of racial profiling
• Bank ‘Volcker Rule’ is backed
• Some breast cancer survivors sick of pink
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• Attorney: Airline attack suspect to plead guilty
• New CenterPoint firm to employ 75
• Feds: Coworkers’ yogurt tainted
• Harrisburg council approves bankruptcy filing
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• Flight cuts could cost American Airlines jobs
• Corbett school plan graded
• Leighton lists his priorities for Wilkes-Barre if he’s elected to a third term
• Officials welcome federal declaration
• Coroner: Jackson didn't give himself fatal dose
• US issues terror alert after Iran plot exposed
• Atlantic City’s big revenue losses slow
• Commissioners probe how firm owned by former clerk of courts won county contract
• Attorneys in homicide case await evidence
• Resident raps Dallas board over gas release
• Sklarosky cites defense attorney experience
• GOP senators defeat Obama’s jobs bill
• Romney strikes more moderate tone in GOP debate
• Driver killed after surviving plunge off I-80
• NYC homes of wealthy passed
• U.S.: Iran involved in killing plot
• Police Blotter 10/12/11
• Plymouth officials discuss plans to apply for FEMA funds
• Program assists youth offenders in finding more promising path
• Griffith: County won't accept supplies from Reilly's company
• City targets four properties for demolition