Robert Tomkavage is a journalist based in Scranton, Pennsylvania. He writes for The Scranton Times-Tribune and The Citizens' Voice, covering local news and events in the Scranton area. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, The Standard-Speaker, The Republican-Herald, and Northeast Pa Business Journal.
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Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
Robert Tomkavage's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, community events, and crime in the United States, specifically Pennsylvania and Scranton. He often covers stories related to social media challenges, community events, crime reports, and local business activities.
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By: Robert Tomkavage
Scranton firefighters rescued 11 ducklings from storm drains along Lackawanna Avenue on Sunday afternoon, Lt. Brian Serowinski said.
A homeless man faces charges after police said he took items from a home on New Street in Scranton and stole checks belonging to a Dunmore man.
By: Robert Tomkavage Staff
SCRANTON — A city beer distributor operated by the same family for more than seven decades will soon have a new name and owner.
By: Robert Tomkavage
Essential Utilities Inc. announced Friday its subsidiary, Aqua Pennsylvania, completed its purchase of the James Black Water Service Company (JBW) which serves the Belle Aire Acres community in Jefferson Twp.
By: Robert Tomkavage
Developer John Basalyga's transformation of the former Tink's Entertainment Complex on Courthouse Square continues as he hopes to complete the project by September or October. Basalyga noted the stage for
By: Robert Tomkavage
Scranton High School students returned to class Wednesday morning after being evacuated due to a gas leak, main office clerk Debbie Nappi.
By: Robert Tomkavage
Honesdale National Bank intends to open a new location in Lackawanna County.
By: Robert Tomkavage
The grand opening for Café Matto at Mount Airy Casino Resort is planned for Saturday.
The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders announced Wednesday that C & C Music Factory will visit PNC Field on June 22 for ’90s night.
By: Robert Tomkavage
The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders announced Wednesday that C & C Music Factory will visit PNC Field on June 22 for '90s night. — ROBERT TOMKAVAGE
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