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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Frank Lesnefsky's reporting largely revolves around local crime and breaking news in the Scranton, Pennsylvania area. His focus on police activities, gun violence, and incidents within this specific geographic region indicates that he would be most responsive to pitches related to these topics. Consider reaching out with relevant information about local crime trends, law enforcement initiatives or developments in gun violence prevention efforts within Scranton and its surrounding areas.
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By: Frank Lesnefsky
Emergency services buildings in Archbald and Moosic are progressing as Archbald designs its $3 million emergency operations center while Moosic continues construction of a new $6.1 million home for…
By: Frank Lesnefsky
Police Chief Robert Berta’s law enforcement career started in Jessup with a late night phone call in 1979. Now planning his retirement for the third time after 45 years in local law enforcement, in…
By: Frank Lesnefsky
Olyphant is considering auctioning off a plot of borough-owned land on Delaware Avenue eyed by developer John Basalyga to expand his new Queen City Tavern.
Blakely Borough Council will vote on a more lenient feral cat ordinance next week that would allow residents to continue feeding the animals as long as they properly trap, neuter and return them.
Archbald will open bids Wednesday for a $1.5 million stormwater project to address antiquated infrastructure.
By: Frank Lesnefsky
A holiday market in Carbondale will support inclusivity at the Carbondale Area School District.
By: Frank Lesnefsky
DUNMORE — Young athletes have a new, year-round training facility at Schautz Stadium. The borough will hold a grand opening at 10 a.m. on Black Friday for the 6,600-square-foot training facility — …
By: Frank Lesnefsky
The Scranton Fire Department’s newest tool is about to take flight. The department purchased three drones — technically classified as unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs — over the summer for j…
Purchased over the summer, the three devices arrived recently, and three department officials are training to fly them. The unmanned aerial vehicles will likely be used at fires, during floods and to inspect hazardous buildings. They could gather intelligence during large fires.
By: Frank Lesnefsky
CARBONDALE — A project to restore a century-old caboose parked outside City Hall is chugging along with the help of a new grant. The Lackawanna Heritage Valley Authority received a $11,200 grant fr…
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