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Utility upgrade to cause overnight...
DANVILLE — There will be a lane restriction next week on Route 11 or Northumberland Street in Danville for a utility upgrade project.
Daily Item Fri, Jun 19 [totalcount]
Jim 'The Shark' Dreyer plans 22-mile swim pulling 250 cannon balls to honor veterans on America's 250th birthday
Each of the cannonballs weighs six pounds, which makes the total weight 1,500 pounds.
WNEP Fri, Jun 19 [totalcount]
TSA has a message for World Cup fans trying to bring ranch dressing home
After videos showed international soccer fans embracing ranch dressing, TSA reminded travelers that bottles must follow liquid rules.
WNEP Fri, Jun 19 [totalcount]
Millmont man, 74, loses $45K in...
HARTLEY TOWNSHIP — A 74-year-old Millmont man was the victim of a scam that lost him $45,600 in early June, according to state police in Milton.
Daily Item Fri, Jun 19 [totalcount]
Little League World Series adds...
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Daily Item Fri, Jun 19 [totalcount]
Line Mountain graduate Ferster named...
DALMATIA — Former Line Mountain student Levi Ferster has been elected the 2026–2027 Pennsylvania FFA State president
Daily Item Fri, Jun 19 [totalcount]
Fans are fuming after World Cup tickets they bought through resale sites fall through
The World Cup has delivered thrills on the pitch, but fans have flooded social media with complaints about tickets that either never arrived or didn't work.
WNEP Fri, Jun 19 [totalcount]
Divine Mercy Parish picnic kicks off weekend celebration in Scranton
Enjoy three days of food, music, and fun at Scranton's Divine Mercy Parish Picnic this weekend, featuring games, raffles, and an outdoor mass on Sunday.
WNEP Fri, Jun 19 [totalcount]
New York mayor, other leaders push to ban horse-drawn carriage rides after teen's death
The 18-year-old teen who had just graduated from high school was trying to save his mother when he died, according to reports.
WNEP Thu, Jun 18 [totalcount]
Questions remain involving township ethics violations
PITTSTON TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— In April, Pittston Township Supervisor and Roadmaster, David Slezak, was ordered by the Pennsylvania Ethics Commission to pay a little over $6,800 back to the township. The order primarily stems from work he had township employees perform on his personal property between 2022 and 2024, according to the ethics commission [...]
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