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HANOVER TWP. – The mother of an Ashley teenager who was killed in a car crash is seeking the public’s help in securing the return of a duffle bag containing the teen’s pictures that were stolen from her boyfriend’s vehicle Thursday afternoon.
ALLENTOWN – The decision of whether to grant The Citizens’ Voice newspaper a new trial in a defamation case will largely depend upon which of two men Lehigh County Judge William Platt decides to believe.
ALLENTOWN – He was called to testify about decisions he made in a $3.5 million defamation case, but former Judge Mark Ciavarella spent far more time Thursday defending himself against allegations lodged in his own corruption case.
ALLENTOWN – To the two waitresses at Perkins Restaurant and Bakery, they were just two regular customers who ordered ham-and-cheese omelets and sat at a back table.
WILKES-BARRE – Luzerne County Sheriff Michael Savokinas on Tuesday said his handling of an investigation into illegal drugs that were found in two sheriffs’ vehicles was entirely proper and he welcomes an outside investigation to prove that.
WILKES-BARRE – A loophole within Luzerne County’s personnel policy allowed a juvenile probation official charged with altering a court record to collect more than $4,500 for unused sick and personal time that she would not have been entitled to had she been fired.
It was a single line in a newspaper ad seeking to sell a Wilkes-Barre home, but to Alex Rogers it spoke volumes about the impact the newly completed River Common renovation will have on the region.
SCRANTON – Four federal lawsuits filed on behalf of hundreds of juveniles who allege they were wrongly incarcerated have been consolidated into two master complaints – a move attorneys say will likely help speed resolution of the cases.
ALLENTOWN – A Lehigh County judge has ordered reputed mob boss William “Billy” D’Elia to testify at a hearing next week that will determine whether a $3.5 million defamation verdict against the Citizens’ Voice newspaper should be overturned.
WILKES-BARRE – Only two of the nine Luzerne County row officers have reported vacation, personal and sick time taken by their chief deputies to the county payroll department in the past two years, prompting commissioners to once again call upon the elected officials to comply with county policy.
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