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Lady Comets advance to states
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.
District 2 runners excel in Class 2A boys
District 2 had at least one runner earn a medal in each race Saturday during the PIAA Cross Country Championships on the Parkview Course.
Blue Devils, Bucks perfect; Trojans clinch
Fast starts carry Old Forge and Dunmore to 10-0 finishes.
Blue Devils, Bucks seek perfect regular seasons
Unbeatens Dunmore, Old Forge will be top seeds
Top-ranked Bucks tested
Unbeaten Bucks nip Hawkeyes
Old Forge clinches at least a tie for division title
Comets close in on title
Cognetti eliminated from state tennis
Southern Lehigh's Michelle Perez eliminated Scranton Prep's Anne Cognetti from the state Class AA girls' tennis tournament Friday morning with a 7-6 (8-6), 6-0 victory.
- Valley View girls, Abington Heights boys win titles
- Holy Cross wins soccer title
- Scranton men, Marywood women advance to soccer finals
- Abington Heights knocks Dallas out of playoffs
- Dunmore advances to volleyball final
- Lackawanna Trail begins ImPACT testing
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Lakeland girls hit gridiron - Six Giants earn All-Conference nods
- Lady Lions’ season ends in overtime nail biter
- Community Box Scores
- Boys and Girls Clubs offer fitness competition
- Basketball leagues forming
- Trail prepares for MMI
- Summit Wrestling holds registration
- Lions run past Crusaders
- Area runners advance to states
- Abington Heights ousts Crestwood
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District 2 runners excel in Class 2A boys
District 2 had at least one runner earn a medal in each race Saturday during the PIAA Cross Country Championships on the Parkview Course.
School News
Abington Heights Middle School announced
Abington Heights Middle School announced the September Students of the Month. Front row, shown from left, are: Alessia Brunori (5B); Spencer Gilbert (5W); Philip Gattorna (6W); Rob ...
Arts & Entertainment
Retro Television Network shows to air on WNEP2
The A Team, Marcus Welby, MD, and Magnum P.I – just a few of the shows that will premier on the Retro Television Network (RTV) on WNEP2 starting Monday, November 9.
Community
Clarks Summit Borough plans tire collection
As part of a countywide initiative, Clarks Summit Borough will host a tire collection on Saturday, Nov.7, from 8 a.m. to noon.
Times Leader News
End 1st: Ohio State 7, Penn State 0
A big punt return for the Buckeyes set up a Terrelle Pryor TD scramble to give Ohio State the early lead.
PENNSYLVANIA NEWS
Fort victims had different reasons for enlisting
The 13 people killed when an Army psychiatrist allegedly opened fire on fellow soldiers at Fort Hood, Texas, included a pregnant woman who was preparing to return home, a man wh ...
Nation & World
Fort victims had different reasons for enlisting
The 13 people killed when an Army psychiatrist allegedly opened fire on fellow soldiers at Fort Hood, Texas, included a pregnant woman who was preparing to return home, a man wh ...
Feature Stories
Fla. police: Graffiti artist left work incomplete
Police in Florida say a graffiti artist who apparently ran out of paint midway through a spray-painted creation left a note to potential critics to explain the unfinished work.< ...
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