Eric Mark is a Reporter at The Citizens' Voice, where he covers Luzerne County government. His reporting spans a variety of themes including regional interest, crime and justice, and arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on local plays, musicals, and animal care. Eric's work has been featured in numerous publications, including News-Press NOW, The Scranton Times-Tribune, and WFMZ-TV.
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Eric Mark's focus lies predominantly on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on Luzerne County. He frequently covers official announcements, press releases, and legal policy regulations related to county-level governance. To effectively reach out to Eric for coverage consideration, provide insights or newsworthy developments related to the local government in Pennsylvania or specifically within Luzerne County. Additionally, topics such as elections, ballot questions specific to this region would likely capture his attention.
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By: Eric Mark
The Tunkhannock Area School Board on Thursday approved the purchase of a new dual-fuel boiler for the district administration building, at a cost of $847,859. The two oil-fueled boilers at the building date from 1989, have been repaired…
By: Eric Mark
Senior Judge Thomas James said Friday he will rule soon on a defense motion to dismiss the homicide case against Phillip D. Walters, who is set to stand trial in Wyoming County Court next month after the state Supreme Court overturned his…
By: Eric Mark
Senior Judge Thomas A. James has denied a defense motion to dismiss the homicide case against Phillip D. Walters, whose retrial in Wyoming County Court is scheduled for next month after the state Supreme Court overturned his 2020 conviction…
By: Eric Mark
The start of the school year in the Elk Lake School District will be delayed two days and students will now start classes on Aug. 26, district Superintendent Bob Galella said Wednesday. Power outages at the district’s campus in Dimock…
By: Eric Mark
Francene Pisano is no longer the president of the Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce, after one year in that position. The Chamber’s board of directors announced in a Facebook post that the board and Pisano have mutually agreed to…
By: Eric Mark
Wyoming County Planning Director Matthew Jones and District Attorney Joe Peters warn of a recent scam targeting developers, contractors and homeowners seeking to improve or develop their properties. “Numerous county planning agencies …
By: Eric Mark
This year’s edition of the Wyoming County Fair — which opens Wednesday, Sept. 2 at the fairgrounds off Route 6 in Meshoppen Twp. — will feature new ground attractions, new vendors and a different day of the week for seniors to be adm…
By: Eric Mark
In less than three weeks, Wyoming County could have an ordinance on the books to regulate the development of data centers. The county Planning Commission on Wednesday made the final revision to a proposed amendment to the county’s…
By: Eric Mark
This year's edition of the Wyoming County Fair — which opens Wednesday, Sept. 2 at the fairgrounds off Route 6 in Meshoppen Twp. — will feature new ground attractions, new vendors and a different day of the week for seniors to be admitted for free.
By: Eric Mark
A man wanted by the Wyoming County Sheriff’s Office and Meshoppen police on charges related to indecent assault of a minor was taken into custody in New York State earlier this month, according to state police. Peter G. Kelly was…
