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SPRING BROOK TOWNSHIP, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Remembering 9/11: That's what dozens in Lackawanna County did during a Happy Hour for Heroes.

The event was to honor law enforcement members who battled on that tragic day and to support a local lieutenant in his battle with cancer.

Dozens of people gathered at High Bridge House to honor 9/11. They showed their support for those who served then and those serving now.

One is a local lieutenant battling stage four cancer.

As name after name of the heroes of Flight 93 were read aloud on Wednesday morning, Donna Gibson and Fred Lukachinsky tolled bells that rang clearly across an otherwise quiet open field near Shanksville.

SELINSGROVE — Fair Board Association members met Wednesday to discuss the beleaguered promoter of the Selinsgrove Speedway.

LEWISBURG — A new Geisinger medical clinic and a Weis Market expansion are being proposed in Kelly Township, according to paperwork filed in the Central Keystone Council of Governments in Lewisburg.

WHITE DEER TOWNSHIP — An unknown actor burgled an organic garden supply store in New Columbia on Sept. 1, according to state police in Milton.

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SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Scranton Fire Department paid tribute to their fellow first responders from 9/11.

Honoring both those who lost their lives and those who answered the call

Firefighters suited up, weighed down by their equipment and began their journey 110 flights of stairs. The same number that first responders faced during the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center