Frank Lesnefsky is a journalist for The Scranton Times-Tribune, focusing on local news in Scranton, Pennsylvania. He covers a wide range of topics including crime, accidents, community events, and government updates. His work has also been featured on Yahoo News.
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By: Frank Lesnefsky
Due to a lack of a quorum, the Carbondale Zoning Hearing Board was unable to consider a request Wednesday night for a developer to convert the former Sacred Heart High
By: Frank Lesnefsky
Santa Claus is coming to Scranton on Saturday, but before his sleigh can hit the road, city police have to close some streets.
By: Frank Lesnefsky
By late Thursday afternoon, more than 3,500 PPL customers were still without power across Lackawanna County, according to the utility company’s online outage report.
By: Frank Lesnefsky
The Scott Twp. Police Department’s K-9 program relies on support from the community to operate, so on Saturday, Officer James Bassani and his German Shepherd, Dave, will scare up some additional fu…
PITTSTON TWP. — The Mosaic Project is taking flight beyond Dunmore’s borders. For its 21st mural, and only its second project outside of Dunmore, the nonprofit, Dunmore-based Mosaic Project complet…
PITTSTON TWP. — The Mosaic Project is taking flight beyond Dunmore's borders.
By: Frank Lesnefsky
Dickson City officials plan to continue the borough's ongoing Main Street revitalization project next year, embarking on the next phase of the multimillion-dollar project in the spring.
By: Frank Lesnefsky
A long-awaited veterans monument on Kennedy Drive in Archbald is finally cleared for deployment. The Archbald Borough Veterans Monument Park obtained the final approval it needed before constructio…
By: Frank Lesnefsky
Two large warehousing projects on mine-scarred land along the Casey Highway in Archbald, Carbondale Twp. and Mayfield plan to start work in early 2025. Century Development Associates of Reading pla…
By: Frank Lesnefsky
CARBONDALE — Fifty years ago, a group of teenagers told police a dramatic tale of something flying over Salem Mountain and crashing into a pond behind Russell Park, illuminating the murky water, sp…
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