Ron Gower
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Lehighton area celebrates country’s heritage | Times News Online (opens the original)
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During drenching rains on Saturday, the Lehighton Downtown Initiative held its 250 USA Parade as scheduled. Lehighton Area High School marching band, a few other marching units, several floats and a large array of first responder vehicles composed a four-division procession. Along the route, there was a sparse turnout of spectators. Still, some spectators defied the conditions, braving the chilly rain to take in one of the year’s final events for the celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary
Panther Vy. tops Tunkhannock | Times News Online (opens the original)
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TUNKHANNOCK — Panther Valley head coach Mark Lavine said it was a “bend-but-not-break mentality” that helped his team survive against Tunkhannock on Friday night. The Panthers completely controlled the host Tigers in the first half, but then had to fight off the determined Wyoming County squad before emerging with a 27-18 victory. The Panthers improved to 3-2 with the win, while the Tigers fell to 0-5. “Our defense was a bend-and-not-break,” Lavine said. “I thought we were really good in the fir
SH Memorial Park upgrade starts Oct. 5 | Times News Online (opens the original)
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Construction work on Summit Hill’s Memorial Park, also known as the Old Presbyterian Cemetery, is set to begin on Oct. 5. Marlene Basiago, who is spearheading the Memorial Park improvement project, told the borough council Thursday night the park is being closed through the duration of the construction period. The park, located across the street from the Summit Hill Post Office, will have signs installed indicating no trespassing will be permitted. Basiago said police have been instructed to ini
Mahoning Fire Co. celebrates 75 years | Times News Online (opens the original)
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Mahoning Township residents attending the 75th anniversary celebration of the Mahoning Valley Fire Company on Friday night saw firsthand how dependent residents are on the volunteers. During the program, firefighters were dispatched and had to respond to two separate incidents. Fortunately, neither was major. A two-day celebration marked the anniversary this past weekend. The main events occurred on Friday night with the dedication of a newly acquired firetruck, the official housing of the truck
PV board says family stability improving | Times News Online (opens the original)
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A report given Wednesday to the Panther Valley School Board shows improvements in family stability for a two-year period. The report, presented by United Way officials, showed food access for families increased 108 percent while families receiving housing supports rose 62 percent. It was detailed by Jill Pereira, vice president of impact and innovation of United Way and Emma Hope, the United Way’s Community School Coordinator. Statistics are for the school yeas of 2023-2024 and 2024-2025. Hope s
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