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Applications Open for Nonprofit Leadership Certificate Program
Calling Nonprofit Leaders: Applications for Cohort 5 of The University of Scranton’s Nonprofit Leadership Certificate Program now being accepted:. The University of Scranton Nonprofit Leadership Certificate Program is designed to be a comprehensive, practitioner-focused course that tackles the pressing leadership challenges of high-potential nonprofit leaders throughout northeastern Pennsylvania. The program positions participants to successfully address both 1) their own personal leadership goals and capacity, and 2) a key organizational goal/capstone project that will strengthen their nonprofit organization. It combines classroom instruction, peer group work, coaching and mentoring, and reflective assignments to help participants to take a transformative step in their leadership journey.
First-year, transfer students move into Wilkes University
WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — It’s move-in day for first-year and transfer students at Wilkes University. Students came to campus with their cars packed up and ready to get settled into their new home. Many were assisted by their families, as well as helping hands from current Wilkes University students. It marks the kickoff to […]
104th Greater Pittston Chamber Annual Dinner held in Exeter
EXETER, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Dozens came together to honor a business that is a pillar in the community. It’s the greater Pittston Chamber of Commerce’s 104th Annual Dinner. The event was held at the Fox Hill Country Club in Exeter, where attendees could mingle and enjoy hors d’oeuvres and presentations. FNC B Bank was […]
Road closures announced for Wyoming Valley Run
LUZERNE CO. (WOLF) — Road closures have been announced in the Greater Pittston and Wilkes-Barre areas for the Wyoming Valley Run. The Wyoming Valley Run will start on Sunday, Sept. 1. The 10-mile run begins in downtown Pittston and crosses over the Susquehanna River at the Fort Jenkins Bridge....
Hughestown: Local heroes helped make world a better place
Occasionally when people stop by my office in Hughestown, they’ll tell me a story before they excuse themselves and get on their way. This week, I happened to be discussing the topic of patriotism with a constituent and he told me a tale of gallantry and courage truly unlike anything I had ever heard before, and I thought it might be something for us all to reflect on as we begin our week.
Clean up continues after flash flooding
LACKAWANNA COUNTY, Pa. — Residents in one part of Lackawanna County are still cleaning up after flash flooding tore through their neighborhood. "I watched a five-foot rock roll down the middle of my run off of the creek, and I was amazed, the power of water," said Chris Pezak, a resident.
Misericordia University Appoints New Board Trustees
The Board of Trustees of Misericordia University (MU) approved two new members during its June meeting. Joining the board are Mary Griffin Cummings, Esq. (on the left) and Misericordia University alumnus Adam Grzech ’13 ‘17 (on the right). Board of Trustees Chair Deborah Smith-Mileski, Ed.D., said, “During our...
#4 Jersey Shore to take on #2 Dallas
They are two of the best high school football programs in the state and on Friday night they will meet in the back mountain. Jersey Shore has won 7 district 4 AAAA championships in the last 11 seasons and Dallas lost in the state finals last season and return a good nucleus from that team.
2024 Team Preview: Old Forge Blue Devils (2)
League: Lackawanna Football Conference, Division 3. 2024 Offensive Outlook: With many returners, we hope that allows us to start a lot faster then last season. 2024 Defensive Outlook: We need to tackle better, limit big plays and force teams into long yardage situations. 2024 Special Teams Outlook: Need some explosive...
Jersey Shore gets two scores late to get past Dallas
DALLAS — Midway through the third quarter Friday night, Jersey Shore coach Tom Gravish kept starting quarterback Elijah Jordan on the bench for an offensive series. Opening night had been a struggle for the converted running back, and Jordan was playing on offense, defense and special teams. So Gravish gave the senior a quick break.
Tobyhanna Army Depot Showcases World-Class Capabilities and Partnering Opportunities
From small business insights to behind-the-scenes tours, Tobyhanna Army Depot’s (TYAD) annual Industry Day event turned opportunity into action, as over 200 participants from small and large businesses, government, the NEPA Alliance, and local chambers explored the cutting edge of military innovation and collaboration. From August 13-15, representatives from...
Robert Weatherwax, 83, Lassie, Hollywood Dog Trainer
Former Canyon Country resident Robert Walter Weatherwax, a professional dog trainer for film and TV productions, including “Lassie,” died Thursday, Aug. 15 at a Veterans Affairs facility in Scranton, Pa. Weatherwax, 83, was born June 4, 1941 in Burbank. Robert Ruddell Weatherwax, the son of Robert Weatherwax and...
Fidelity's move to Courthouse Square stalled by rising project costs
SCRANTON — More than two years after Fidelity Bank officials announced plans to relocate the company's headquarters to Courthouse Square, the project remains paused. The Dunmore-based bank purchased the eight-story Scranton Electric Building on Linden Street for $2.6 million and started demolition work; however, the cost of the project nearly doubled from $13 million, pre-COVID, to $25.8 million, bringing work to a halt, said Dan Santaniello, Fidelity's president and CEO.
Women Inspired: Tara Mugford Wilson Makes a difference with hard work
Tara Mugford Wilson inspires, helps others while running two businesses. Tired of ads? Subscribers enjoy a distraction-free reading experience. Earlier this year Tara Mugford Wilson took part in Inspire, a career fair for high school students sponsored by Junior Achievement. She was thrilled to see lots of teenage girls visit...
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