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By: Jeff Horvath
A Lackawanna County judge amended an injunction to allow the Pennsylvania Democratic Party to facilitate the planned reorganization of the Lackawanna County Democratic Committee with all elected committee members participating.
By: Jeff Horvath
SCRANTON — Lackawanna County commissioners approved Wednesday a pair of easements to protect two murals in the city: an existing mural featuring civil rights hero Martin Luther King Jr. and another celebrating Scranton's vaudeville history that should be installed later this year.
Work on planned neonatal intensive care unit is underway at Geisinger Community Medical Center in Scranton, a potentially invaluable resource for newborns that's expected to open later this year.
By: Jeff Horvath
SCRANTON — Democratic Scranton Mayor Paige Gebhardt Cognetti announced Thursday an ambitious eight-point “anti-corruption policy agenda” she'd push to enact in Congress if she unseats Republican U.S. Rep. Rob Bresnahan in November.
By: Jeff Horvath
Democratic Scranton Mayor Paige Gebhardt Cognetti announces eight-point “anti-corruption policy agenda” she’d push to enact in Congress if wins 8th District seat in November.
By: Jeff Horvath
The factional civil war among Lackawanna County Democrats that erupted anew last month over a stymied effort to oust 76 elected county Democratic Committee members coincides with a much more consequential political battle that will culminate in November.
By: Jeff Horvath
The program will offer participating prison inmates basic electrical, electrical safety, customer service and OSHA 10 workplace safety training useful for post-incarceration work.
By: Jeff Horvath
Regional Hospital of Scranton is among just 100 hospitals nationwide to receive the American College of Cardiology HeartCARE Center designation, its highest recognition for hospitals and health systems providing cardiovascular care, the local hospital recently announced.
By: Jeff Horvath
SCRANTON — The Lackawanna County Democratic Committee elected school counselor Larissa Cleary Valonis as its chairwoman Tuesday during a reorganization that capped weeks of drama over a stymied effort by the county party's former chair to remove 76 elected committee members.
By: Jeff Horvath
SCRANTON — A split Lackawanna County Board of Commissioners voted Wednesday to temporarily appoint attorney Chris Munley to the bicounty board that
