Jennifer Andes is a Reporter at the Times Leader. She primarily covers Luzerne County government and has a diverse background in feature stories, education, and municipal government, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Jennifer has been featured in the Times Leader (Wilkes-Barre, PA).
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Jennifer Andes' focus is predominantly on government announcements within Luzerne County. She covers a range of topics, including local government decisions, property regulations, and financial matters. Given her coverage attributes, she would likely be interested in pitches pertaining to local government policy changes or significant developments within Luzerne County.
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Luzerne County had a whirlwind Election Day on Tuesday that included strong voter turnout, an unfounded bomb threat and a mix-up over segregated ballots in the 119th Legislative District.
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By: Jennifer Andes
With the Robert P. Casey Jr./Dave McCormick U.S. Senate race at the forefront, attorneys from both camps are challenging the Luzerne County Election Board’s rejection and acceptance of Nov. 5 general election provisional ballots.
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By: Jennifer Andes
With no viable alternative, Luzerne County’s Election Board voted with visible sadness Friday evening to reject 142 Nov. 5 general election mail ballots from the 119th Legislative District that were inadvertently unsealed on Election Day instead of remaining segregated.
By: Jennifer Andes
During a lengthy hearing on Tuesday, Luzerne County’s Election Board stuck with its original decisions on accepting and rejecting hundreds of contested Nov. 5 general election provisional ballots.
By: Jennifer Andes
In the final leg of a challenge hearing Wednesday, Luzerne County’s Election Board ended up accepting provisional ballots from 24 voters deemed properly registered.
By: Jennifer Andes
A Luzerne County Government Study Commission majority voted Thursday to reduce county council from 11 to seven members in the revised home rule charter it eventually plans to put before county voters for possible adoption.
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