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Baltimore County and Towson University honored select veterans for work they've done in the community following their service in the military.
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STANDING STONE TOWNSHIP – Two teens were flown to Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital for severe injuries following an Oct. 19 crash, according to state police.
LEROY TOWNSHIP – An Oct. 21 crash involving a deer in LeRoy Township sent one man to the hospital with suspected serious injuries, state police reported.
ULSTER TOWNSHIP — Area veterans received some recognition Saturday as part of the Ulster Sheshequin Rec Center’s annual Veteran Appreciation Day luncheon.
ORWELL TOWNSHIP — The Northeast Bradford School Board on Monday promoted Michael Murphy to principal of Northeast Bradford Junior/Senior High School.
A contaminated former municipal incinerator site located on North Sherman Street in Wilkes-Barre will be remediated and transformed into a shovel-ready job site, the Shapiro Administration announced.
Congresswoman-elect Paige Cognetti will continue to serve as Scranton's mayor until the day she's sworn into Congress Jan. 3, triggering a replacement process at the city level.
Commissioners have removed the township’s solicitor from advising the board on a proposed data center development and replaced him with a special counsel.
Traffic will be temporarily restricted to one lane on Interstate 81 South in Luzerne County from Nuangola (Exit 159) to Dorrance (Exit 155) from 4 a.m. to 5 p.m Nov. 11.
NANTICOKE — Attorney Christopher Slusser will no longer represent Newport Township in matters related to data centers.
Wilkes-Barre Mayor George C. Brown announced Monday improvements made to Charles Street Park.
The building, which is owned by the Moorhead Public Housing Agency, is facing around $18 million in needed repairs. The agency is working through the process to sell the building.
Wahpeton, Richland County and Southeast Water representatives heard the latest updates on the Red River Valley Water Supply Project at City Hall.