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Local firehouse demolished after five decades of service

MOOSIC, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— In Moosic, a final farewell to a firehouse that served the borough for nearly five decades.

Crews demolished the Greenwood Hose Company's old station on Birney Avenue.

It makes way for the new six-million-dollar emergency services headquarters being built just behind the old one.

Schiff’s Marketplace reopens after fire

The 18-thousand square-foot building will soon house both fire and police, offering more space for apparatus, training, and modern amenities.

Construction is expected to be finished in November.

Benefit to raise awareness for distracted driving

ELMHURST TOWNSHIP, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— A benefit is being held Friday and Saturday remembering a young man who tragically lost his life in a car crash more than five years ago.

28/22's Joe Mason has more on his story and the benefit.

"You know, it's never gonna be normal, but it's a new normal. It's just knowing that he's not here," explained Sandie Bisignani, Brandon Bisignani's mother.

Brandon Bisignani was just 27 when he lost his life in a car crash in 2019.

Lane restrictions to cause backup on Route 11

(WBRE/WYOU)— A heads up for drivers in the Lackawanna County area.

Lane restrictions on Route 11 are causing traffic changes and delays.

Beginning Monday, a preservation project is taking place near parts of Scranton and South Abington Township.

PennDOT will use a new process called cape seal.

This will be the first time PennDOT will use the method in the state.

Part of Lake Scranton walking path closed temporarily

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