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‘The pain remains’: Brother remembers 9/11 hero at LCCC ceremony
NANTICOKE — On a day when America remembers and honors all who perished on Sept. 11, 2001, Felix Danz paid tribute to his brother, Vin Danz, who was killed when the South Tower collapsed.
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Gov. Shapiro: All educational pathways offer opportunities
SCRANTON — Gov. Josh Shapiro on Wednesday said there are no wrong doors for students to take when it comes to education — all pathways offer opportunities.
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Bi-County Airport Board unanimously appoints new executive director
PITTSTON TWP. — When the motion was made to hire a new executive director at the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport on Thursday, Kim William “Bill” Hopper had the votes — all six members of the Bi-County Airport Board voted for him.
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Wilkes-Barre real estate pioneer Robert Tambur dies at 87
WILKES-BARRE — In a 2015 interview with the Times Leader, Robert L. Tambur talked about how his approach to business and life was the key to his success.
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‘Our future is very bright’: Students compete in regional level of National Civics Bee
NANTICOKE — Brooke Bachman, an eighth grader at Valley View Middle School, tested her civics knowledge and presented on a community issue Saturday at the fourth annual regional competition of the National Civics Bee.
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Caregiver Support Symposium features Secretary Kavulich, DA Sanguedolce
DALLAS — There are 2.4 million unpaid caregivers helping 3.4 million seniors in Pennsylvania, according to Secretary of Aging Jason Kavulich.
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Jim Thomas to retire as CEO of the Greater Wyoming Valley Area YMCA
WILKES-BARRE — In announcing his retirement as chief executive officer at the Greater Wilkes-Barre YMCA, Jim Thomas said the YMCA has never just been a job for him — it’s been a calling.
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Cognetti, Bresnahan address data centers and how to approach concerns
Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti this week said if a company wants to call Lackawanna County home, residents should see the benefit, not just the corporate headquarters in Silicon Valley.
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PPL Electric, PA American Water discuss capacity, reliability regarding data centers
WILKES-BARRE — The hottest topic in regional communities these days revolves around data centers — and whether they will be good, bad, or even catastrophic for the people living near them.
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96 Salem Twp. landowners complete historic 1,700-acre sale for major data center campus
SALEM TWP. — A group of 96 landowners in Salem Township was paid more than $500 million for approximately 1,700 acres by Blackstone QTS in what is being called one of the largest land aggregations for data centers in the country.