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Ask Mike Amory where it hurts and the owner of a medical equipment supply business points to the health care reform signed into law last week.
A deal that went askew briefly has given plenty of mileage to car dealership owner Greg Santo.
STATE COLLEGE – The Dallas School District won a minor victory Saturday morning as the PIAA Board of Directors voted unanimously to shorten the suspension of head football coach Ted Jackson from one year to six months.
BEIJING — In booming Beijing, remnants of ancient China are tangible in the Forbidden City. In Hong Kong, skyscrapers symbolize one of the world’s most successful economies. And in Macau, across the Pearl River Delta from Hong Kong, gambling generates more revenue than in Las Vegas.
WASHINGTON — Love or hate the country’s new health care policy, this much is indisputable: President Barack Obama accomplished a breathtaking feat that had eluded other presidents.
WILKES-BARRE – Luzerne County Detective Chaz Balogh has seen some horrible things in the 21 years he’s worked in law enforcement, but few disturbed him as much as the image of the young girl in the shower.
WILKES-BARRE – A roadside memorial of flowers, a teddy bear and white candles sits just feet from where an eighth-grade Solomon/Plains Junior High student was involved in a fatal crash Friday afternoon.
WAMPUM — A western Pennsylvania cement plant has laid off more than 100 workers, citing the poor economy.
U.S. lawmakers return home this weekend with clear marching orders to defend and explain their votes on the new health care law.
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Issa Salomi's first call home was to his 27-year-old son Roger. He said memories of the birth of the oldest of his four boys and his son's childhood sustained him after he was k ...
STATE COLLEGE – The Dallas School District won a minor victory Saturday morning as the PIAA Board of Directors voted unanimously to shorten the suspension of head football coach Te ...
U.S. lawmakers return home this weekend with clear marching orders to defend and explain their votes on the new health care law.
ALL THE SHOPPING for savings you do puts a strain on your footwear. Lucky for us, one area shoe store is helping you solve that problem at a reasonable price.
BEIJING — In booming Beijing, remnants of ancient China are tangible in the Forbidden City. In Hong Kong, skyscrapers symbolize one of the world’s most successful economies. And in ...
What a refreshing change “How to Train Your Dragon” brings to the cartoon world: The creatures are not all that cute, and they do not speak a word.
Several graduates of Luzerne County Community College are employed at Hazleton General Hospital. President Thomas P. Leary and other college officials recently visited the hospital ...
Maybe duct tape doesn't work for everything. Police said an 18-year-old Cadillac man who fastened duct tape to the bottom of his shoes in an attempt to conceal the robbery of a ...
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