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Community Celebrates Restoration of Hawley Coal Car
A piece of local history is once again shining in Wayne County. It has been more than 35 years since an old coal company car got a lot of attention in Hawley.
Wyoming Seminary students selected for festivals
Eleven Wyoming Seminary Upper School students recently were selected to perform in district, regional and state band and orchestra festivals.
In Our Schools: Christina Miller
Christina Miller helps Jack Lynam, 12, with his iPad in her sixth-grade language arts class at Schuylkill Valley Middle School.
Life Lessons: Horses that heal
One Scranton mom of a victim is trying a unique idea to help kids who have been abused.
Tractor-trailer downs wires, sparking fire
A tractor-trailer knocked down wires and utility poles Tuesday afternoon in Richmond Township, sparking a small brush fire and causing a power outage, according to police.
Sidenotes: Classic Voices plans concert, Historical jail open for...
Classic Voices' fifth anniversary springtime concert will take place Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Carbondale Chamber of Commerce building, 27 N. Main St., Carbondale.
Last Friday, hundreds of people shivered through a parade in Shamokin, wearing scarves, hats and winter jackets, bundled up against chilly rain and whipping wind.
Small-town Pocono college life has lessons to teach
I'm leaving the small-town life behind and going back to something that I used to know - in a year, anyway.
Holocaust Symposium marks 25th anniversary in Scranton
The thought is terrible, he said, but it makes events like the Teen Symposium on the Holocaust all the more important.