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Members of the Family Services Association, Ceremonies by Lori, ShadowCatcher Photography and NEPA Pride Project came together Sunday to collect donations for the association’s food bank, Maria’s Market. Margaret Roarty | Times Leader

Local organizations collect donations for food bank

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The USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier leaves Naval Station Norfolk June 23 in Norfolk, Va. AP File Photo

US aircraft carrier arrives in the Caribbean in major buildup near...

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The exterior of Clarks Summit State Hospital, one of six state psychiatric hospitals in Pennsylvania. Nate Smallwood | For Spotlight PA

Funding cuts, lawsuits, fear derail plan to close state hospitals, invest...

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No parking on South Sherman Street for road work Monday

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Tell Giselle: Tell Giselle: Longevity vs. health

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Mike and Oscar pose with Attorney Sarah Borland and others after Borland received the ATHENA Award and gave a moving speech about her commitment to community excellence. Courtesy of Mike McGinley

Around Town: Wyoming Valley supports our veterans

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Mooney

Remember When: Lock up your nickels!

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Anita Chabria: Release the Epstein files, then get rid of the...

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Ground was broken at 292 Coolidge St., Dupont, on Wednesday, Nov. 12, by the Northeast Pennsylvania Land Bank (NEPALB) and Cornerstone Building Solutions, Inc., for a rent-to-own house owned by NEPALB. Left to right: City of Pittston Mayor Michael Lombardo, Stanley Knick, NEPALB board member and Dupont Borough councilman; Bob Linskey, NEPALB board member and Jenkins Twp. supervisor; Shannon Bonacci, NEPALB deputy director; Joe Chacke, NEPALB executive director; Dave Rzeszewski, Cornerstone Building Solutions Inc. Tony Callaio | For Times Leader

Land bank project is important

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Amy Rome has been a mentor for years as the cross country coach at Dallas, her alma mater. Her own running journey has been influenced by the Wyoming Valley Striders, winning the Cliff Robbins Memorial as a senior for the Mountaineers in 1984. Courtesy Wyoming Valley Striders

Amy Rome: A legacy on the Wyoming Valley Striders’ 50-year course

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Reinforcements come through for WBS Penguins in win over Springfield

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Penn State wide receiver Devonte Ross (5) celebrates as he crosses the goal line for a 75-yard touchdown that put the Nittany Lions in the lead for good against Michigan State on Saturday. Jose Juarez | AP photo

Allen, Ross each score twice as Penn State ends skid, gets...

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Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love (4) leaves Pitt defensive back Kavir Bains (23) on the ground en route to a 65-yard touchdown in the first half on Saturday. Gene J. Puskar | AP photo

Love, Notre Dame overwhlem Pitt on the road

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Oklahoma wide receiver Jer’Michael Carter (84) celebrates a 23-21 win over Alabama on Saturday in Tuscaloosa. Vasha Hunt | AP photo

Top 25 roundup: No. 11 Oklahoma uses turnovers to upset No....

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USC quarterback Jayden Maiava celebrates during the Trojans’ comeback win over Iowa on Saturday that kept their playoff hopes alive. Mark J. Terrill | AP photo

Big Ten roundup: USC scores final 19 points to rally past...

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Aaron Rodgers (8) and the Steelers had a night to forget last week against the Chargers as their lead atop the AFC North slipped to one game heading into Sunday’s showdown with the Bengals. Marcio Jose Sanchez | AP photo

Steelers, Rodgers will try to snap out of their recent funk...

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From left, front row: Nora Turner, kindergarten; and Jahmir Wilson, kindergarten. Second row: Middle row: Natalie Cupano, 1st grade; Madison Novitski, 3rd grade; and Leo Hartman, 2nd grade. Back row: Mr. Jeffrey DeRocco, Principal; Reagan Mazza, 4th grade; Ava Barkley, 5th grade; and Maylan Nicholson, School Counselor. Submitted Photo

Dana Elementary Center Recognizes Students of the Month

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Photo, Left to Right: Emmanuel Dagdag, 2nd Place Winner; Mrs. Rebecca Dicton, History Teacher. Submitted Photo

WVW sophomore places in Veterans Day essay competition

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Committee members, from left, seated: Anita Sirak, Treasurer; Andrea Bogusko, Chairman; Eddie Day Pashinski, Master of Ceremonies; Chris Bohinski, Audition Chairman. Standing: David Fernandes; April Yorkonis; Michelle Wise, Raffle Table Co-Chair; Judith Fedor; Vince Fedor; Harvey Feldman; Ashley Javitz; and Albert Stallone.

NEPA’s Got Talent Show has a date for the 2026 competition

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Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown has taken his displeasure with his usage this season public on multiple occasions this season.

Eagles star Brown seeks bigger role heading into matchup with Lions

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In this photo provided by Missing Piece Group, Todd Snider poses for a portrait in Hendersonville, Tenn., in September. Angelina Castillo via AP

Americana troubadour Todd Snider, alt-country singer-songwriter, dies at 59

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This stretch of land between the Conodoguinet Creek and Country Club Road near Carlisle, Pennsylvania, is in the planning stages to become a $15 billion data center complex, Friday Nov. 14, in Carlisle. AP Photo

Future data centers are driving up forecasts for energy demand; States...

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Local colleges: Misericordia women’s soccer falls in NCAA tournament opener

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This photograph of the Rev. Joseph Murgas once hung in Sacred Heart Church in Wilkes-Barre. Murgas was a pioneer in wireless telegraphy. File Photo

Radio pioneer Murgas honored by Wilkes-Barre, Scranton

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