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Tenth anniversary concerts gift to community
The Wyoming Seminary/PAI Civic Symphony Orchestra will mark a milestone when it presents two concerts titled a oeA 10th Anniversary Showcase,a celebrating 10 years of symphonic music, performed free to audiences in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Cheryl Kashuba writes book on Scranton's history
Font size: [A] [A] [A] Times-Tribune local history columnist Cheryl Kashuba has loved Scranton history since her childhood.
Sculpture unveiling set today at Nay Aug Park
Font size: [A] [A] [A] Union Dale artist Jordan Taylor plans to unveil his latest creation during a small ceremony at Nay Aug Park today.
American architect Frank Lloyd Wright called the practice of integrated design "organic design," which he sought to define as design that uses the important relationship between the parts and the whole of a building.
LTEC student to participate in People to People Program
A Lackawanna Trail Elementary Center student will soon have an opportunity about which those several times her age dream.
"Witnesses to Hunger" photo exhibit raises awareness to plight
Jean Culver faces eviction. A certified nurse's aide, Miss Culver, 27, of Peckville, cannot find a job, despite applying and interviewing seemingly everywhere.
Nurse moves 'toward health and wellness'
Jean Wible graduated with a degree in nursing from Marywood University in Pennsylvania.
Timmya s Town Center Museum in Scranton opens Nov. 13
The long awaited children's museum, Timmy's Town Center will open its doors Friday at The Mall At Steamtown with an open house from 5 to 9 p.m., coinciding with Santa's arrival at the mall.
Gang Awareness Program in Scranton
Teachers, law enforcement officers and other people who work with area teens focused Thursday on gang violence.
Eburg district interim super made tough choices for years
Sharon Laverdure, acting superintendent, is familiar to many from her roles as teacher, coach, principal and assistant superintendent during her past 35 years with East Stroudsburg School District.
Noted author emphasizes power of written word
A story can resurrect the dead, give an enemy a human face and highlight the shaky nature of truth, author Tim O'Brien told a gathering at Marywood University on Thursday.
'The Gin Game' opens at Shawnee Playhouse
'The Gin Game' opens today at Shawnee Playhouse. Contributed photo October 30, 2009 Shawnee Playhouse presents "The Gin Game," produced by the Worthington Players, opening today and playing weekends through Nov.
Lackawanna County Judicial Candidates Debate
Candidates running for one judge seat in Lackawanna County debated Wednesday night, less than a week before voters go to the polls.
Author to speak on similarities of Vietnam War to Iraq and Afghanistan
Font size: [A] [A] [A] Author Tim O'Brien will discuss his book, "The Things They Carried," Oct.
Anne Lindsay Bigart, 88, died Saturday, October 17, 2009 at Covenant Towers Healthcare Center in Myrtle Beach.
Marywood dietician students to intern at YMCA
The Wilkes-Barre Family YMCA has partnered with Marywood University to mentor Registered Dietitian interns throughout the year.
Danielle and Company scent research receives $49,000 Keystone grant
Danielle and Company, in collaboration with Marywood University , is conducting research to uncover the correlations between personality and scent preferences.
Strung Out, a California-based punk rock band, will perform a concert on Saturday, Oct.
Marywood receives grant for screenings
The Blue Ribbon Foundation of Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania recently awarded a $9,800 grant to Marywood University to support free Speech-Language-Hearing Screenings for at-risk children.
Marywood to Host Depression Screening
From plant closures to call centers shutting down in our area psychologists say the bad economy can lead to depression, especially among workers who lose their jobs.
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