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SS. Francis and Clare Progressive Catholic Church to open new location (opens the original)
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DICKSON CITY — Members of SS. Francis and Clare Progressive Catholic Community hope a new building will give them flexibility to serve others. The church plans to relocate to 115 Main St. in the borough later this month. The building was previously home to Dickson City Assembly of God Church and more recently, George and Co. Diamond Jewelers, which closed last year. The church plans to rent and eventually purchase the building. The 1,500-square foot building will feature an altar at the front, a
‘Rally in the Valley’ at Mid Valley High School to raise cancer awareness (opens the original)
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Bridget McDonough watched her mother and grandmother fight breast cancer, but was still shocked when she was diagnosed herself. Now she wants to support others who are fighting. She will be recognized for her advocacy for people with cancer at the Coaches vs. Cancer Rally in the Valley fundraising event at Spartan Stadium at Mid Valley High School. The rally, which is open to the public, is Saturday, with activities from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Built around the message, “together we fight,” the event
Pa. Superior Court orders re-sentencing for man charged with scamming Clarks Summit woman (opens the original)
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The state Superior Court ruled a Maryland man who scammed a Clarks Summit woman to be re-sentenced. In a decision issued last week, a three-judge panel ordered a new sentencing hearing for Luis Alberto Polanco-Guzman, 36, of Gambrills, Maryland. Lackawanna County detectives charged Polanco-Guzman in 2024 with felony theft, criminal use of a communication facility and dealing in proceeds of unlawful activity. The charges stemmed from an investigation conducted by detectives and the Clarks Summit
Deutsch Institute moves to Robinson Park in Scranton (opens the original)
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A nonprofit organization providing programs for people with special needs has a new home on Scranton’s East Mountain. The Deutsch Institute, which provides activities and enrichment for people with intellectual and physical disabilities, moved its main administrative offices from Jefferson Avenue to a building at 98 Mountain Lake Road in Robinson Park this week. The building, which has a distinctive A-frame roof, includes offices, several open spaces for programs, a large kitchen compliant with
Drive-thru coffee franchise plans location at former Burger King in South Abington Twp. (opens the original)
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Brew Team Group LLC of Vestal, New York, and 7B Real Estate BT Holdings plan to build a 7 Brew Drive-Thru Coffee business at 1028 Northern Blvd. in South Abington Twp. The site recently housed a Burger King, which closed last week. The plans call for the building to be demolished and a new 510-square-foot building to be constructed on the site, along with two drive-thru lanes covered by canopies, a detached cooler and accessory trash enclosure. In addition to coffee, 7 Brew is known for its spec
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