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Good food for a good cause, attendees enjoy 18th annual UNC fundraising dinner (opens the original)
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On Thursday, people had the opportunity to enjoy good food for a great cause. Attendees came for the 18th annual Frolic Harvest at the Hilton, a fundraising dinner featuring over 20 restaurants, wineries, breweries, bakeries and more from around Northeast Pennsylvania. The event raises money for United Neighborhood Centers and officials say it's one of the most important of the year. “This is a big fundraiser for us, one of our biggest of the year," explained UNC director of development and comm
Mail-in voting already underway in Lackawanna Co. as midterms near (opens the original)
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SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA CO. (WOLF) — There’s 33 days until the midterm elections and voters in Lackawanna County are already able to vote by mail. Over 18,000 ballots were sent out last Thursday, and in a week, they’ve already received nearly 2500. In 2022 for the last gubernatorial election, the county received about 22,000 – and election officials think this year’s number will close in as the deadline approaches. With thousands of people voting by mail in the county, officials want to make sure p
South Texas based brand wants you to try the 'Worst Jerky in Texas' at the Bloomsburg Fair (opens the original)
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BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA CO. (WOLF) — The Bloomsburg fair is a celebration of everything PA with countless vendors, shops, exhibits and visitors hailing from the commonwealth. But one South Texas based brand in the Industrial building came 1800 miles with a simple ask: try the worst jerky in Texas. “We’ve never done a fair outside of Texas," said Worst Jerky in Texas owner Clayton Saunders. "We’re a very small business, very old fashioned. And we were really curious to see the reaction, more than an
UScranton students take a 'paws' from classes to play with pups (opens the original)
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SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA CO. (WOLF) — Students gathered on the quad for something a little better than a pep rally: dogs. Lots and lots of dogs. From Shih Tzus to Schnauzers, and Leonbergers to Labradors, more than 30 canines came to campus for the semesterly pet therapy day, giving hundreds of students, professors and alumni a chance to kick off the year with wagging tails and plenty of smiles. “These are some big dogs. And they’re awesome,” said sophomore Thomas Burke. Organizers say the event is
Lawmakers uncertain as Skill Games legal deadline draws near (opens the original)
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WILKES - BARRE, LUZERNE CO. (WOLF) — Both chambers of the PA General Assembly reconvened Monday and one of many items on the docket: skill games. “We’re getting to the point where you know, if something doesn’t get done, Pennsylvanians are getting hurt," 22nd District State Senator Marty Flynn said. In June, the state’s supreme court ruled that skill games are subject to the Pennsylvania Gaming Act, a reversal that made legally operating a skill game machine illegal outside the state’s licensed
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