Bob Kalinowski is a staff writer for The Citizens' Voice newspaper in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. With a focus on local news, Bob covers a range of topics including police, the military, and community events. His work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, showcasing his dedication to keeping the community informed.
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KINGSTON — And the winner is …. Meals on Wheels of the Wyoming Valley.
Cynthia Roy looks outside her home and sees a mountainside lush with trees in the small Carbon County borough of Nesquehoning, about 15 miles southeast of Hazleton. What she doesn't see is the massive solar farm hidden within.
By: Bob Kalinowski
FORTY FORT — About 35 headstones that washed away from the Forty Fort Cemetery during the 1972 flood were discovered last week during a construction project to restore Abrahams Creek, borough officials said.
By: Bob Kalinowski
FORTY FORT — After trying to hire a new officer for nearly a year amid a controversy about the control of the civil service commission, borough council voted Monday to hire a new member of the department.
By: Bob Kalinowski
WILKES-BARRE TWP. — The wait for Wawa is over. Wawa opens its much-anticipated convenience store and gas station at the Union Center Plaza
By: Bob Kalinowski
Nardone Bros. is abruptly ending a new packaging scheme for its popular boxed pizza sold in grocery stores after customers complained about having to open the box from the side only to find the two tiers of pizza cuts wrapped in plastic.
By: Bob Kalinowski
The Greater Pittston Regional Ambulance Association is now the primary first responder for all emergency medical calls in Avoca as a result of a pending merger with the Avoca Ambulance Association.
By: Bob Kalinowski
WILKES-BARRE — The Luzerne County Government Study Commission recommends reducing the size of county council from 11 elected members to seven.
By: Bob Kalinowski
Avoca Ambulance Association will transfer operations to Greater Pittston Regional Ambulance in 2025 for a more effective use of resources
By: Bob Kalinowski
Gas prices at Exxon in Pittston on Friday, Nov. 22, 2024. (JASON ARDAN / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)
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