Bob Kalinowski is an enterprise reporter at The Citizens' Voice. He covers a diverse range of topics, including police, the military, and various aspects of construction and real estate, reflecting his extensive experience in reporting on commercial real estate and the construction industry. Bob's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Morning Call and Yahoo News.
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PITTSTON — The City of Pittston is getting national praise over one of its housing initiatives.
By: Bob Kalinowski
KINGSTON — The municipality's council is hosting a public hearing Tuesday night about proposed amendments to its zoning ordinance after the U.S. Department of Justice ruled in February that the existing code violated religious land use provisions.
By: Bob Kalinowski
WILKES-BARRE – A Wilkes-Barre police officer shot a convicted murderer Monday night after the man beat a woman at gunpoint on East Beatty Street and refused repeated commands by police to drop his weapon, Luzerne County District Attorney Sam Sanguedolce said.
By: Bob Kalinowski
NEWPORT TWP. — After several years of negotiations, Newport Twp. commissioners voted unanimously Monday to authorize the sale of the township's sewer system to the Wyoming Valley Sanitary Authority.
By: Bob Kalinowski
KINGSTON — Following a spirited debate from citizens during a public hearing, Kingston's council on Tuesday night voted to unanimously amend its zoning ordinance after the U.S. Department of Justice claimed its existing code violated religious rights.
Demolition crews tore down the former First National Bank on East Main Street in Nanticoke earlier this week. The vacant bank, near the corner of East Main and Shea streets, was a longtime eyesore for the city, which the city's Municipal Authority acquired years ago as part of an ongoing downtown redevelopment project. Historical news articles date the bank at least back to 1906. A media article in 1928 indicated the financial institution had the third highest surplus of all banks in Pennsylvania and sixth in the whole country.
By: Bob Kalinowski
WILKES-BARRE — Mr. Peanut comes home this weekend — and he's bringing the iconic NUTmobile with him for a few days.
One of downtown Wilkes-Barre's best known food shops plans to sell. After 16 years, the twin brothers who run King of Kings Gyros and Cheesesteak Factory plan to close and sell the business.
By: Bob Kalinowski
Several accomplished students from Northeast Pennsylvania recently departed for one of the nation's service academies — and they received a salute and send-off by the region's congressman.
NANTICOKE —The city is poised to acquire the former Pennsylvania Army National Guard armory on Main Street in Nanticoke.
