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Feel Good Limo claims competitor launched Internet smear job
A limousine company tried to drive an upstart competitor out of business by posting fictitious Internet reviews from "customers" who complained limos were too small, "stunk of beer" and had rubes for drivers, according to a federal lawsuit filed in Scranton.
State police at Honesdale are looking for a man who robbed a cashier at Smokin' Joes' Tobacco Shop on state Route 652 on Friday.
Brother held after Olyphant boy beat with dog chain
A 15-year-old boy from Olyphant was remanded to the Lackawanna County juvenile detention center Friday, accused of beating his brother unconscious with a dog chain.
One injured as car, van collide in Roaring Brook
A woman suffered apparently minor injuries Thursday when her car was rear-ended by a St.
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Trespass suspect chased by police
Borough police are looking for a dark green Jeep Cherokee that fled Wednesday when confronted for trespassing on private property.
Trspass suspect chased by police
Borough police are looking for a dark green Jeep Cherokee that fled Wednesday when confronted for trespassing on private property.
Dickson City mayor: Charges pending against for Thanksgiving DUI
Dickson City's mayor was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving Thanksgiving night and expects to be charged with DUI, he said Tuesday.
Santa Train comes to valley towns
Volunteers expect eager crowds to greet the Santa Train during its visit to five Lackawanna Valley towns today.
His physique would turn every comely head at Hef's Playboy Mansion: wide shoulders over a rock-hard chest, huge arms, and rigid, washboard abs.
Keystone student presents at conference in Harrisburg
Keystone College student Stephen Verespy was one of a select group of college students chosen to present a scientific research project at the state capitol in Harrisburg.
Downtown Scranton art galleries and businesses will open their doors Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. for the city's monthly First Friday event.
Business is booming in one part of Lackawanna County. The first few customers at Station Square, Olyphant's newest restaurant, sat down for a meal Thursday.
A Scranton woman pleaded guilty to homicide by vehicle Monday in a drunken driving accident that killed Robert Moran of Scranton and seriously injured Deana Kivlin of Olyphant - both passengers - in July 2008.
Short films to screen on local stage
It's not unusual for stories to make the jump from live stage to big screen. Sometimes it even works the other way around.
Community Film Project Screening Room at the 411 Studio Saturday October 24, 2009 8:00 PM Admission $5 Venue: 411 Studo Venue Location: 411 Lackawanna Ave Olyphant, PA 18447 570-604-8474 570-677-1285 Community Film Project is proud to present these films at the 411 Studio: BORN PUMPED Comedy / Documentary Directed by Casey Burke and Jeff Fowler ...
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"When Coal Was Queen" with Author Jay Luke Thursday, November 5th,...
This blog is dedicated to news, information and what-have-you for the Reference Department of Albright Memorial Library in Scranton, PA.
The following new books have been added to the shelves of the Back Mountain Memorial Library, 96 Huntsville Rd., Dallas, for the month of October 2009.
The Crazies Official Movie Poster
Overture Films just sent us this brand new movie poster from the upcoming film "The Crazies". The film is a reinvention loosely based upon the George Romero classic about the inhabitants of a small Iowa town beset by insanity and then death after a mysterious toxin contaminates their water supply.
Boy's picture-perfect fundraiser developing
Olyphant boy selling home photos to raise funds for cancer research, treatment. Timmy Walsh of Olyphant was devastated when he heard that his aunt, Beverly Koch, was sick.