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By: Jeff Horvath
The Wright Center for Community Health has been designated a Federally Qualified Health Center by the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration and will open a new community health center in Monroe County later this year. Republican U.S. Rep. Rob Bresnahan joined Wright Center officials Monday at the organization's facility on South Washington Avenue in Scranton to celebrate the designatio
Northeast Pennsylvania counties have yet to register a confirmed case of measles despite cases statewide climbing to 232 as of Monday, with 57 new cases confirmed over the week prior,
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SCRANTON — A collaborative initiative providing local clinical training opportunities for aspiring doctors is working in Scranton and could be a model for the rest of the country as officials here and elsewhere strive to address a physician shortage, stakeholders involved in the Northeast Pennsylvania Clinical Education Consortium said Wednesday.
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The number of measles cases confirmed in Pennsylvania this year neared 300 as of Friday, with Lancaster County accounting for more than half of the cases confirmed statewide.
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Lackawanna County will seek additional proposals for a project attempting to quantify the cumulative health and air-quality impacts of data centers and related infrastructure proposed here, officials confirmed Monday.
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FELL TWP. — Lackawanna County Commissioner Chris Chermak used an excavator Monday to demolish the dilapidated lakefront pavilion at Merli-Sarnoski
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Officials gathered Monday to celebrate Regional Hospital of Scranton and its Moses Taylor Hospital campus' “new chapter of clinical growth, facility investment, and team expansion since returning to nonprofit ownership” under Tenor Health Foundation, which acquired the Commonwealth Health facilities earlier this year. A news release about the ceremony high
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Following virtual interviews last week with five candidates for the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport's executive director job, officials involved in the hiring process will soon conduct an in-person interview with one of those finalists, airport co-Solicitor Donald Frederickson confirmed.
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Lackawanna County is working to fill several jobs in its roads and bridges department and seeks applicants with commercial driver's licenses as officials prepare for the winter season.
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State data from 2025-26 school year comes amid declining vaccination rates nationally
