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In the past eight weeks of the Citizens' Police Academy, a class held annually by Pennsylvania State Police, Rinaldi, a Luzerne County Community College sophomore who is pursuing a career in criminal justice, gained insight into a few of the organization's many specialized divisions.
This goat could be fundraising star
If you're not inclined to have a goat named after you, you can buy insurance for $10. And if you have suggestions of someone for whom the goat should be named, you can pay an additional $10 to offer five names up for consideration.
Up to seventy new jobs are coming to Luzerne County. Gateway Energy Services is bringing a customer service call center to Forty Fort.
Police Academy teaches about fire and polygraph
FORTY FORT Residents participating in Thursday evening's Pennsylvania State Police Citizens' Police Academy learned about the organization's polygraph and fire marshal units.
Mayors in Kingston, West Pittston re-elected; council races determined
Here's a look at the unofficial results of some of the contested municipal races throughout the Wyoming Valley: West Side In Kingston, Mayor Jim Haggerty trounced his Democratic challenger, Stephen P. Radzinski, 2,118 to 776.
Pa. moms follow holistic approach to parenting
Becoming a parent for the first time three years ago, Kim Murphy tried to do everything the way she was raised by her parents and from what she read in pediatricians? handbooks, but it just didn?t feel right.
Math helps police reconstruct scene
FORTY FORT Todd Norton gave a one-hour crash course on reconstructing accident scenes.
Overall turnout low for municipal election
Font size: [A] [A] [A] Warren Ruda / The Citizens' Voice June Stone, Freda Miller and Dee Michaels wait for Forty Fort Ward 1 residents to sign the registry before casting ballots at the Cross Valley Assembly of God Church.
Cordora irritating Kingston GOP
Council president accuses defeated mayoral candidate of mudslinging. For all the influence John Cordora hoped to have in Kingston as a mayoral candidate, he has perhaps had more effect on the election as an outspoken citizen.
Scranton fitness club gives yoga a new twist
Imagine working your body's muscles, cardiovascular, immune and digestive systems all in one specialized 90-minute exercise routine.
October 29 will be a special day in the Forty Fort home of Connie and Bill Bookwalter.
One little reddish-gold leaf quivers on
Is this the time of year to glare balefully at your trees as if they were fluffy old dogs and cats shedding on the furniture? No way, urban forester Vinnie Cotrone says.
a Experiencea vs. a time for changea scenario playing out in several communities
Small borough mayors don't get paid much, don't have many responsibilities and don't get a vote, unless they're breaking a tie vote of council.
State police offer view from inside
Public gets chance to see how crimes are investigated and solved in the real world.
Two members of borough council have opposing opinions on proposal. Forty Fort won't be accepting Kingston's offer this year to consolidate their police forces, a fact that disappoints members from both sides.
Kingston's 2010 budget includes plans for regionalized police force
A 2010 budget with no tax increases and the possibility of a regionalized police department are in Kingston's future.
Students add a little sunshine to art auction
As Myrtle Chamberlain of Lehman Township brought two sheep into her spinning room, art students from the Verve Vertu program gathered close to stroke the soft brown and white wool.
Forty Fort Presbyterian to conduct music ministry
Forty Fort Presbyterian Church, 1224 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort, will conduct a 'Spirit of the Valley' music ministry from 6-9 p.m. Oct.
Degnan, a patrol commander at the Dunmore barracks, spoke to about 20 residents at Thursday's Pennsylvania State Police Citizens' Police Academy at the state police training facility in Forty Fort.