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Pennsylvania plant ramps up production of weaponry for Ukraine
SCRANTON, Pennsylvania: A Pennsylvania ammunition plant has increased its production of a key artillery shell by 50 percent to meet the rising demand from Ukraine, and it plans to expand further. The Scranton Army Ammunition Plant, which plays a crucial role in manufacturing 155 mm howitzer rounds, has ramped up...
Wilkes Men's Cross Country Sixth at Misericordia Invitational to Open Season
DALLAS, PA – The Wilkes University men's cross country team opened the 2024 season by placing sixth of 11 teams in a 4k race at the Misericordia Invitational held at Letterkenny Field Friday evening in Dallas, Pa. The Colonels, under the direction of second-year head coach Paul VanLuvender, scored...
Warren Police Arrest NY Man for Receiving Stolen Property and Eluding Police
WARREN, NJ -- — Warren Township Chief of Police Robert Ferreiro on Friday announced the arrest of Abdourahmane Seck, age 35, of Bronx, NY. Chief Ferreiro stated that on Tuesday, July 2, 2024, at approximately 9 PM, Warren Township Police received an alert from an Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR), affixed within Warren Township, of a vehicle bearing a stolen license plate. Within minutes of receiving the alert, officers located the vehicle in a shopping center where a suspect was also located. When officers attempted to approach the suspect, he fled the shopping center at a high rate of speed, driving recklessly, disregarding red traffic signals, and improperly passing other vehicles. Officers attempted a motor vehicle stop, but the suspect continued at a high rate of speed, ultimately eluding the officers.
Wilkes Men’s Soccer Blanks Marywood 2-0 in Season Opener
SCRANTON, PA - The Wilkes University men's soccer team defeated Marywood in their season opener with a score of 2-0 on Friday afternoon. After a back and forth battle throughout the first half, the Colonels led 1-0 after a header scored by Herbert Ramirez (Highstown, NJ/Highstown) off a free kick in the final minute of the half. Wilkes recorded an additional shot during the half by Will Wagstaff (Allentown, PA/Parkland).
Warren Township 9/11 Service Set
WARREN, NJ -- The 9/11 memorial service in Warren Township will be held on Wednesday, September 11,. 2024 at 10:30am at 46 Mountain Boulevard. The Warren Middle School (WMS )Chorus will be joined by a student speaker from WMS and representatives from all four elementary schools who will lead attendees in the Pledge of Allegiance.
WEEK 2: High School Football Scoreboard
It is Week 2 of the high school football season. Follow along for all the action from District 2, which has 20 games on the slate. Western Wayne (2-0) 28 (F) North Pocono (2-0) 23 (F) Crestwood (0-2) 13. Valley View (1-1) 28 (F) Nanticoke Area (0-2) 0. Carbondale Area...
Devil Men Kickoff 2024 With Win at Misericordia Invite
DALLAS, Pa. - The Dickinson men's cross-country team started their 2024 season with a bang on Friday night by winning the Misericordia Invitational. The Red Devils had seven runners finishing in the top-10 in the 103 runner field, with Brock Overlander leading the devils in second place overall with a time of 12:32.40. Nathan Caldwell followed close behind in third (12:36.90) and Alexander Kane crossed in fifth (12:43.20). Rounding out the Top-10 were Alex Hansen (12:45.50), Atticus Fair (12:49.90), Luke Knestout (12:51.20) and Nolan Meincke (12:51.50) who took up slots seven through ten. Five more members of the Red and White landed within the Top-25: Matthew Dietrick (12:57.50), Mason Macek (13:00.50), William Kane (13:17.70), Trevor Richwine (13:26.10) and Romario Cruz (13:32.50).
Wilkes Women’s Volleyball Outlasted by Keystone College in Five Set Season Opener
LA PLUME, Pa. – The Wilkes women's volleyball team went to extra points with Keystone College Friday night, but ultimately fell short in their season-opening match against the Giants 3-2 (19-25, 25-23, 20-25, 25-18, 14-16). Keystone had two key runs that secured them the first set 19-25, the first...
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