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Duryea police have detained three juveniles. The Healey Playground will not be open until it is cleaned up and made safe.

The Puerto Rican superstar's selection comes amid career-defining run, fresh off a historic Puerto Rico residency and one of the world's most streamed artists.

JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced Sunday a detour is in place after a crash in Northumberland County.

In the release, PennDOT advised drivers that Route 225 in Jackson Township between Mandata Road and Herndon Bypass Road, or Route 3006, is closed in both directions.

1 dead, 2 injured, PSP investigating Wayne County shooting

This comes after PennDOT says a crash happened in the area and a detour is in place using local roads.

Flames and smoke could be seen pouring from the church for hours before the blaze was put out.

Police say a juvenile entered at Boyers Food Market with a gun, no one inside the store was injured.

Lackawanna Trail District officials say security was of utmost importance at the postponed homecoming game.

DALLAS, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A fall event in Luzerne County's Back Mountain is celebrating 40 years. Irem Shrine Temple hosted its Annual Craft Show on Sunday in Dallas.

More than 40 vendors filled the pavilion with things like handmade crafts and fresh food, while fall-themed fun for the kids took over the outside.

From raffle baskets to distilleries, the Craft Show put community creativity on full display.

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SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A fundraiser for a non-profit medical system is why dozens and dozens of people laced up their sneakers Sunday morning in Scranton.

Nearly 200 runners and walkers were eager for the sound of the starting airhorn at Veterans Memorial Stadium. They participated in Team Allied Services 5K and All-Abilities Walk.

Cheerleaders helped boost the energy and vibes for participants and even those who did not run.

Organizers consider the event a celebration of communities, abilities, and inclusion.

The products under recall include certain ready-to-eat pasta salads sold at Albertson's, Safeway, Von's and other grocery stores.

Nigel Edge, 40, of Oak Island is accused of opening fire Saturday night from a boat into a crowd gathered at the American Fish Company in Southport.