WILKES-BARRE — Luzerne County District Attorney Stefanie Salavantis this afternoon released a statement saying she stands by her office’s decision not to pursue criminal charges in the death of former county inmate Shaheen Mackey.
Everything in my industry seems to go full circle from food, to wine, to cocktails. I find it very interesting.
EXETER — The Growing Patch Early Learning Center may still need the state’s official stamp of approval before it can officially open its doors to local children, but owner Sarah Benczkowski couldn’t wait to begin helping the community.
The Wyoming Valley Conference athletic directors approved by a 13-1 vote Thursday to accept the following eight-week schedule for football. Holy Redeemer cast the only vote against.
The revised Wyoming Valley Conference football schedule adds a week but loses a much-anticipated showdown.
Gov. Tom Wolf said Thursday he received a letter from the PIAA regarding fall sports, but acknowledged he hasn’t read it. He also continued his recommendation that scholastic and youth recreational sports should be suspended until Jan. 1.
In two days, Jeff Brohm got more planning done for a spring football season than the Big Ten did in five months.
A current TV advertisement features a man called Shawn who complains that Joe Biden’s desire to phase out fracking will result in losses of jobs.
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