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Simba, Lynn Dobrowolski’s 18-year-old cat, keeps her company by sleeping in a drawer below her computer at her work home work station. Submitted photo

Working from home has its pros and cons and a cat...

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A sketch of the Wyoming Post Office as it collapsed into a sink hole on March 1, 1897. Published Wilkes-Barre Times March 2, 1897.

Look Back: Mine subsidence swallows Wyoming post office in 1897

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Luzerne County Courthouse

Luzerne County has a new purchasing director

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56 new cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Luzerne County on Sunday

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31 Days of Women In Power campaign looks to empower women

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Beyond the byline: A jacket, a watch, a season to cherish

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Larry Newman, executive director of the Diamond City partnership.

Working from home — at what cost?

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Anita Riley and her daughter, Ava, and son, Jack, prepare lasagnas to be delivered through Lasagna Love.

Group spreads love one lasagna at a time

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Drew Taylor, managing director at the F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts.

Kirby Center chief: ‘The Kirby is not going anywhere’

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Beyond the Byline: ‘Agnes’ shows how we lost our everythings

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Times Leader P.M. Update: Saturday, Feb. 27

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The Capitol Building in Harrisburg.

Casey introduces legislation to protect nursing home residents and workers

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45 new cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Luzerne County Saturday; 4...

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ZIP code data reflects countywide downward trend in COVID-19

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Wilkes-Barre man arrested on drug trafficking charge

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A second Pennsylvania health system has acknowledged that it gave the COVID-19 vaccine to employees’ family members, but said it halted the program after discussions with the state Department of Health. File photo

Another Pennsylvania health network vaccinates employee kin

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Rush-hour traffic on Interstate 81 at the Suscon Road overpass in Pittston Township in this file photo. While this stretch of the highway would not be affected, PennDOT’s recently announced plan to toll nine bridges on interstates across Pennsylvania, including a nine-mile stretch along Interstate 81 in Susquehanna County, and the Nescopeck Creek bridges on Interstate 80 in Luzerne County, have raised concerns among business and community leader. Times Leader file photo

Officials raise concerns about tolling plan

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Wilkes-Barre welcomes new firefighters; one of the three returns from the...

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Times Leader P.M. Update: Friday, Feb. 26

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Keziah

Berwick man charged with criminal homicide in Hazleton beating death

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67 new cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Luzerne County on Friday;...

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Woman charged with endangering children after drug laced Fruity Pebbles bars,...

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Police: Man enters apartment believing ‘Feds’ after him

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Meuser supporting bill to assist disabled veterans in purchasing a vehicle

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