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Business Briefcase, May 19, 2013
Monday: Pocono Lake Region, Southern Wayne Regional and Wayne County Chambers of Commerce tri-chamber event from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Cove Haven Entertainment Resorts, 194 Lakeview Drive, Lakeville.
Earlier today, Chief Morressi was attempting to serve a long overdue eviction notice to a tenant outside of a home on Berwick Street in Beaver Meadows.
Fallen Officer Remembered 75 Years Later
A special ceremony was held in Luzerne County Wednesday for an officer who died in the line of duty 75 years ago.
Duplan Building in Hazleton Crumbling
Hazleton, Luzerne County-A Luzerne County road is closed as concern grows about a possible structure collapse.
Reports say consumer confidence up, but many local businesses pessimistic
A key to improving the economy is to rebuild the confidence of consumers, so they buy goods and services and give the economy a boost.
Business Briefcase: May 12, 2013
Monday: Management Development Certificate Series, Northeast Pennsylvania Manufacturers and Employers Association, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Top of the 80's, Hazleton.
Newsmakers to Air Sunday, May 12 Topic: Mental Health Awareness
Mental Health Awareness is the topic of this Sunday's Newsmakers. The monthly public affairs program is hosted by Senior Producer Jayne Ann Bugda and the I-Team's Andy Mehalshick.
Graffiti Paint Out In Hazleton Targets Crime And Grime
The city of Hazleton is under siege so say many longtime residents. Many people in the mountain city believe that graffiti that has been an ever growing problem is a visible indication that big city gangs are moving in.
Councilman challenges director vote
Councilman Jim Bobeck's vote should not count because Bobeck missed votes while participating in Monday's meeting over the phone, Brominski said.
Motorcyle Safety Awareness Month
Governor tom Corbett has proclaimed may 2013 as Motorcycle Safety Awareness month.
Father Speaks After Apartment Condemned, Children Removed In Hazleton
Freddy Colon shows us around his apartment here in Hazleton on South Wyoming Street just hours after children were removed by city officials.
Pit Bull Owner Cited for Dog Mauling
Police say a dog owner in Luzerne County will pay the price for his pit bull attacking another dog in Hazle Township over the weekend.
Rainbow Walk for Candy's Place
Forty Fort, Luzerne County- An annual walk in Wilkes-Barre, to raise money to for people battling cancer steps off this weekend.
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The vote to confirm J. Allen Nesbitt, of Easton, as director of the corrections division was 6-5. It was 7-2 to confirm David Parsnik, the county 911 director from Plains Township, as director of administrative services.
Regional policing would help small communities
Foster Township is one of the many regional communities that does not have a local police department.
West Hazleton Police Search For Those Who Assaulted Man
West Hazleton, Luzerne County-- A 23 year old West Hazleton man was badly beaten and left for dead on a borough street early Saturday morning.
Superior Court to hold "mega seminar" in Luzerne County
The Superior Court of Pennsylvania will hold a "mega seminar" for the Pennsylvania State Police and local police departments from 10 a.m. until noon, Friday, May 10 in the Graham Building on the Penn State-Hazleton campus.
Bellefonte native, Penn State grad goes above and beyond to land job with Boeing
A straight-A student at Bellefonte Area High School, Brett Corl was in an unfamiliar position in his freshman calculus class at Penn State Hazleton in the fall of 2009.
Ex-MinSec employee nominated to lead county corrections
Luzerne County Manager Robert Lawton nominated an Easton man to oversee the corrections division and wants the county 911 director to be head of the division of administrative services.
It was ten years ago when a town of 7,174 lost several hundred jobs. The end of an era.