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Denise Ebersole of The Metcalf Mansion -- Why NEPA?
Most of Denise Ebersole’s days as a kid were spent inside Marty’s Market, her family’s grocery store in Meshoppen. She credits her time there for introducing her to a genuine love of people and stories. She went on to graduate from Tunkhannock High School. And, despite not being really sure she wanted to, Denise succumbed to peer pressure (and the idea that she’d be the only one left in town) and shipped off to college at Bloomsburg University. And from there, it’d be about 20 years before she came back.
Pashinski presents grant checks for projects in Wilkes-Barre, Bear Creek Twp.
WILKES-BARRE — Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski on Tuesday said checks he presented will be used to enhance the quality of life for the community. Pashinski, D-Wilkes-Barre, along with Sen. Marty Flynn, D-Scranton, Sen. David Argall, R-Pottsville, and Wilkes-Barre Mayor George Brown presented three grant checks to a local arts center and to Bear Creek Township.
Luzerne County man allegedly uses Kik for child porn
PLAINS, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A Luzerne County man was arrested after police say child pornography material was sent through a social media app. According to the criminal complaint, in February of 2024, officials received a Cybertip of suspected child pornography that was generated through a company known as Kik Messenger. Officials several videos containing […]
Priest found guilty of sexual abuse under canon law
SCRANTON, Pa. — A priest from the Diocese of Scranton has been found guilty under canon law of the sexual abuse of two minors. According to a statement from the Diocese of Scranton, Monsignor Joseph P. Kelly was placed on administrative leave after being accused of sexual abuse in 2020 and 2023.
Priest found guilty under canon law of sexual abuse of two minors
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA CO. (WOLF) — A priest of the Diocese of Scranton has been found guilty under canon law of the sexual abuse of two minors. According to a media release from the Diocese of Scranton, Monsignor Joseph P. Kelly was found guilty at the conclusion of a disciplinary process.
Lackawanna Football media day
Every team in the lackawanna football conference gathered today in Olyphant to talk about the upcoming season. Among those arrested the Spartans of Mid Valley who return a core of players from their 7 and 4 season. Stan Yanoski, Mid Valley Coach says, “ I think we were, you know,...
Johnson College Scranton Enrolling for Computer Support Specialist Course
Johnson College is now enrolling for its Computer Support Specialist course at its Scranton campus. The course will run Tuesday through Thursday from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. beginning August 27, 2024, and ending May 2, 2025. The Computer Support Specialist course prepares students for a role in supporting computer...
Local leader elected to industry board
Robert F. Durkin elected to board of directors for Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives. Robert F. Durkin, president of The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce, has been elected to serve on the board of directors for ACCE, the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives, an Alexandria, Va.-based association of over 9,000 professionals who work for and with more than 1,300 chambers of commerce.
Successful weekend for local animal shelters
PENNSYLVANIA, USA — We featured Rocky on 16 to the Rescue back in May. A few weeks later, we featured him again during our un-Westminster dog show on the morning show. Rescue workers at the SPCA of Luzerne County tell us Rocky's new family saw both of our stories and fell in love with him and his amazing personality. Rocky was officially adopted last week and is now living in his forever home.
Exeter fire department launches online platform to share critical info with first responders
EXETER TWP., Pa. - In an emergency, seconds matter. The Exeter Township Fire Department has launched what it says could save precious time in life-saving moments. The program, known as "Community Connect," allows residents to enter details about their homes, including who lives there and how to contact them during an emergency. Officials say you can also enter important information about your pets, including photos and veterinary contact information.
Lackawanna County invests $224K to boost road safety with new study
Scranton, Lackawanna Co. — The Lackawanna County Commissioners office is the early stages of a study to increase the safety of roadways and intersections in the county after approving a more than $200,000 with a consulting group to conduct the study. The County commissioners are hoping to use the...
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