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In recognition of his tireless and selfless record of community service, Warren Watkins was honored as the recipient of the third annual R. Matthew Burne Lifetime of Service Award presented by The Abington Journal.
Watkins was honored with the presentation of the award at a reception at the Inn at Nichols Village on Thursday evening, with approximately 90 guests in attendence at the event. To accompany h...
DUNMORE- As Sherman Snyder gets ready for a test run of his PennDOT snowplow truck, winter seems like a far-off concept. On this crisp Friday morning in November, with the sun shining and traffic moving easily, who would be thinking of a blizzard-like snowstorm?
Members of Organizing for America gathered at U.S. Representative Chris Carney’s Clarks Summit office on Tuesday, Nov. 12 to thank him for supporting the health insurance reform.
While the Abingtons may already be noted as a place for culinary adventures, local residents and visitors will soon have two new options for their dining enjoyment.
Rhondi Nachlis, Muskey Financial Services will provide educational information about the changes in Medicare coverage. The program is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 24 at 2 p.m. at Clarks Summit Senior Living, 950 Morgan Hwy, Clarks Summit.
With six years of improv training between to the two of them, local comedians Pat Martin and Patrick Holmes are looking to take the knowledge they’ve gained and share it.
Students of Abington Heights Middle School attended a Veterans' Day program Wednesday, Nov. 11 in the school auditorium. Veteran family members of some eighth grade students were welcomed by the faculty and staff for the special occasion.
CLARKS SUMMIT - The next time you find yourself with an idle moment in your busy schedule, close your eyes and think of all the community service and volunteer-based organizations that operate in the Abingtons and the surrounding communities.
Members of the Lackawanna Trail Marching Band performed their last show of the season on Friday, Nov.6 at the football game, but senior David Stark still has more work to do.
The Dalton Fire Co. Lady Auxiliary is hosting a craft fair on Saturday, Nov. 28. The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Dalton Fire Co. Hall.
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As autumn gets crowded out by an unseasonably insistent cold snap, we can find ourselves longing for a diversion, something—anything—to get us out of the house. Enter the Abington Heights Civic League, a volunteer organization dedicated to supporting the community.
SCRANTON—In less than a year, the Vintage Theater, in downtown Scranton, has experienced steady growth. This Friday, Nov. 6, its evolution continues with the opening of its cafe.
After three years of falling just short of a District 2 Class AAA volleyball title the Abington Heights girls rallied on Wednesday, Nov.4 to beat the Warriors 3-1 at North Pocono High School.
SOUTH ABINGTON TWP.– Nichols Village Hotel and Spa, 1101 Northern Blvd., S. Abington Twp., is making strides to be more of a destination than a hotel and its staff wants to show the community the progress.
Community Medical Center is planning to invite the public to celebrate the Holiday Season by having the first Holiday Lights fundraising event scheduled November 21 at 7 p.m. at the hospital main entrance.
Members of Organizing for America gathered at U.S. Representative Chris Carney’s Clarks Summit office on Thursday, Nov. 12 to thank him for supporting the health insurance reform.
WAVERLY - Vendors from many areas of the Pennsylvania and New York northeast region are featured every year at the Artisans’ Marketplace at the Waverly Comm. This year, it’s Deb and David Stabley’s turn to show what art they have to offer to the local community.
The Dunmore Bucks celebrated with some good news about coach Jack Henzes while receiving medals for their third straight District 2 Class AA football championship Friday night.
Major wins for Trail band
FACTORYVILLE - The Lackawanna Trail marching band and their drum major made history at the recent Atlantic Coast Championships.
Holiday Lights event Nov. 21 in Scranton
Community Medical Center is planning to invite the public to celebrate the Holiday Season by having the first Holiday Lights fundraising event scheduled November 21 at 7 p.m. at th ...
Holiday Lights event Nov. 21 in Scranton
Community Medical Center is planning to invite the public to celebrate the Holiday Season by having the first Holiday Lights fundraising event scheduled November 21 at 7 p.m. at th ...
BEAR CREEK TWP. – State police at Wyoming arrested a man on charges he burglarized the same apartment twice, stealing two handguns that he sold for heroin, according to charges fil ...
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A Maui man accused of spying for China is difficult to work with and makes wild exaggerations but is legally able to stand trial, a federal prosecutor asserted Friday.
Federal officials say they arrested a man who strapped 15 live lizards to his chest to get through customs at Los Angeles International Airport.
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