Danville man bringing up next generation of volunteer firefighters
DANVILLE — Over the past year and a half, volunteer firefighter Eric Frantz has made it his mission to energize the next generation of first responders.
DANVILLE — Over the past year and a half, volunteer firefighter Eric Frantz has made it his mission to energize the next generation of first responders.
CATAWISSA -- The borough tradition of putting up a Christmas tree in front of the Opera House was canceled this year...
CATAWISSA -- Cancer patients and survivors will soon have a monthly retreat in Catawissa to heal both physically and...
When Harold moved out of his Berwick home where he had lived for the past decade, he knew he'd likely face a hike in...
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BERWICK -- Berwick Police say they kept tabs on a woman after learning she planned to buy...
WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Most of us are lucky to have a place to call home when temperatures are so frigid, but that is not the case for homeless people who are trying to survive on the streets.
On Saturday night, a local community came together to remember homeless individuals who are no longer with us.
A night like Saturday could be harsh and deadly for hundreds of homeless individuals in our area.
It's why dozens gathered at a Wilkes-Barre church for a service to acknowledge a community with troubling numbers.
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LEWISBURG — The former Lewisburg Area High School has transformed into a cultural destination for community theater, arts and dance, youth programs and businesses.
DICKSON CITY, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Hundreds of families in need will have new Christmas toys for their children thanks to a community organization.
Patty Lee Hack, founder of Patty Lee's Marvelous Missions, hosted the toy giveaway at the Residence Inn in Dickson City on Saturday.
Families of nearly 800 older kids, and little ones too, got to choose up to five toys each.
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Santa Claus is making several local stops before his big night worldwide on Christmas Eve.
On Saturday, Santa spread joy to families with the help of the Scranton Police Department for an event called Sidewalk Santa.
The jolly old elf made 11 stops throughout the city, including Laurel Woods Apartments in the Minooka section.
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He greeted families, handed out goodie bags, and posed for pictures along with Scranton's finest.