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Musto nominated to fill judicial seat he lost in ’93

WILKES-BARRE – Fifteen years after losing his judicial seat in one of the most hotly contested political battles in Luzerne County history, Joseph J. Musto could be headed back to the bench, at least temporarily. Gov. Ed Rendell on Sunday nomi...

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