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By: Jeff Horvath
PITTSTON TWP. — Lackawanna County Commissioner Bill Gaughan asked fellow members of the board that oversees the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport whether they communicated support to any candidate for the airport's executive director job before interviews and hiring deliberations conclude.
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Lackawanna County continues to encourage public participation in a brief broadband survey and speed test after recently extending the deadline for
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Democrats hold a voter registration advantage in the 8th Congressional District while Republicans maintain an advantage in the neighboring 9th with less than 100 days until the midterms.
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The free two-day event offers family fun and an opportunity to support the Dickson City Civic Center, the Dickson City Fire Department and other local nonprofit groups. It will feature food, a beer tent, entertainment, a rubber duck race, a parade and fireworks sponsored by the borough. The rubber duck race supporting the civic center begins at noon Saturday at Riverfront Park, followed by the parade at 6 and the fireworks at dusk.
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NEWTON TWP. — Republican gubernatorial candidate Stacy Garrity called for protecting Pennsylvania farmland from data center development Thursday while hosting an agriculture roundtable in Lackawanna County.
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A new farmers market will open Tuesday at the downtown Scranton pocket park at Linden Street and Wyoming Avenue, giving downtown residents and workers an opportunity to buy fresh local produce and more.
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Lackawanna County received a proposal from a firm that would assess the cumulative air-quality and public-health impacts of proposed data center and power plant developments here, though it's unclear if commissioners will pursue the project.
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Monday's deadline passed without any independent or third-party candidates filing to run for Congress in the 8th Congressional District, leaving Republican U.S.
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Scranton Mayor Paige Gebhardt Cognetti and U.S. Rob Bresnahan, R-8, Dallas Twp. (TIMES-TRIBUNE FILE)
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SCRANTON — Exasperated residents wracked with anxiety over the impact local data center development could have on their health and the quality of
