Thursday, February 9, 2012
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Sherry LongStaff Writerslong@timesleader.com (570) 970-7159 |
WEST PITTSTON – Two men are facing several charges related to a burglary Thursday of a house on Luzerne Avenue in West Pittston.
YATESVILLE – Rumors of people getting hired by the Pittston Area School District due to nepotism is legendary.
WYOMING – Maria DuBiel grew up in her native Forty Fort singing along with records, and she started writing songs in high school. She now seeks to hear her songs as part of a soundtrack to popular television shows and movies and launch her career into the mainstream.
NANTICOKE – Michael Perrins of Nanticoke can’t comprehend how someone could forget a small child in a vehicle, especially when a person gets paid to transport children to and from school.
PITTSTON – Uncertain about funding the district will receive from the state, the Pittston Area School Board will ask the state for permission to collect higher property taxes.
NANTICOKE – Members of the city’s Government Study Commission want to know what the public thinks about how the city operates.
Pennsylvania flunked its handling of tobacco prevention matters in 2010, according to an annual report released Thursday by the American Lung Association.
BEAR CREEK TWP. – Road improvements to Route 115 in Bear Creek Township are making the road safer, state police and transportation officials said.
NANTICOKE – Council approved two ordinances Wednesday that clear the way for City Administrator Holly Quinn to submit two grant applications that could help the city acquire $500,000 from the state.
PLAINS TWP. – Have you ever wanted to own a rare piece of art painted by a U.S. president?