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County faces battle to borrow

When Luzerne County commissioners went to court to borrow $17 million for debt in 2004, the proceeding lasted a half hour, if that, before the request was granted by Judge Michael Conahan. Not this time. County Court of Common Pleas Judge Ann Lokuta...

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