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EXETER, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Northeastern Pennsylvania is no stranger to culm banks and vacant mining sites, but now, one of those sites may be getting some new life.

The large plot of land, which many refer to as "The Black Desert," sits adjacent from Fox Hill Country Club along West Packer Avenue in Exeter.

The site has sat vacant since at least the 1970's, but now, developers Pagnotti Enterprises and American Land Development are hoping to see that change.

SUNBURY — The Milton YMCA Summer Food Service Program just finished its 33rd year, and provided its 111,578th meal of 2025.

LEWISBURG — Members of the Lewisburg Area School Board heard a presentation Thursday on the Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit’s planned behavioral-health clinic and proposed satellite sites in local school districts.

MONTANDON — Ten area students on Friday concluded a weeklong STEM camp held at the Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit (CSIU) with the launching of can-sized satellites using a high altitude-balloon that reached 150 feet high.

NORTHUMBERLAND — Point Township supervisors hired a new police officer at Tuesday’s meeting.

SHAMOKIN — Mike Robinson has mounted another write-in campaign to challenge Republican Mike McLaughlin for Shamokin Mayor.

NANTICOKE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Governor Josh Shapiro made a stop in Nanticoke Friday to discuss investing in Pennsylvania's workforce.

The governor came to the IBEW Training Center in Nanticoke to discuss and reflect on his administration's new efforts to grow and invest in the state's workforce.

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"I believe the people who show up in a hall like this deserve to be respected and deserve a pathway to success and opportunity in our commonwealth," Governor Shapiro stated.