LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— A potential for a labor strike is looming over the Crestwood School District. That strike could happen as early as next week.
More than 100 support staff employees were at the meeting Thursday night held inside Crestwood Secondary Campus in Wright Township.
Dozens of cafeteria workers, secretaries, and custodians are looking for a new contract with decent liveable wages.
EAST STROUDSBURG, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Thursday night, one Monroe County high school highlighted athletes teams and coaches in a big way.
The East Stroudsburg South Girls Basketball Team from the 2006/2007 season, three coaches, and a former athlete were inducted into the schools athletic hall of fame.
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A former softball and basketball player who passed away while serving our country was also honored tonight along with three coaches.
NANTICOKE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Nanticoke City Police Department is investigating a report of shots fired on Thursday night.
Police were called there tonight for reports of shots fired.
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Police were back in Minden Court of the honey pot section of Nanticoke Thursday night.
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McCLURE — McClure Fire Company is still working to clean up damage from last week’s flooding.
SUNBURY — The “new generation” Dunkin’ in Sunbury opened its doors Thursday after about a month of remodeling, making North Fourth Street a popular place.
SELINSGROVE — Congressman Glenn “G.T.” Thompson, R-15, met with around 20 Valley leaders Thursday to offer updates on his efforts, particularly his $1.5 trillion farm bill.
LEWISBURG — All charges filed against a Lewisburg man accused of raping an 11-year-old boy in 2022 are headed to Union County Court of Common Pleas.
About this series: A growing number of states are making school choices funding available to parents, often without regard to their financial means. Over the past two months, CNHI reporters have explored those options, which include education scholarship accounts, voucher programs and tax credits. This series of stories examines how these programs work, how effective they are in improving education and the impact they are having on traditional public education. This special report also looks at how school funding has become a hot-button political issue in the 2024 presidential election.
Leaders in Valley public schools said they are confident that district-led cyber education programs could handle additional students if school choice vouchers brought an influx of learners.
