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Shapiro endorses Wrightson, McClay in local state Senate, House races (opens the original)
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Gov. Josh Shapiro endorsed a pair of local Democratic candidates for state office as part of broader slate of endorsements in races that could prove key to Democrats maintaining their narrow majority in the state House and potentially regaining a state Senate majority long held by Republicans. In local contests, the Democratic governor endorsed Democrat Brian Wrightson of Archbald in his 40th state Senate District race against incumbent GOP state Sen. Rosemary Brown of Middle Smithfield Twp., Mo
Growth celebrated at fifth annual Geisinger College Day (opens the original)
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After recently announcing plans to expand its nursing school with a local campus in Scranton, the Geisinger College of Health Sciences celebrated that and other examples of continued growth Monday during its fifth annual Geisinger College Day event in the city. The Northeast Campus of the Geisinger School of Nursing, housed in the college’s Medical Sciences Building on Pine Street, will begin admitting students in fall 2027 and complement Geisinger’s nursing school campus in Lewistown. It’s an e
Voodoo Brewing in Scranton closing at month’s end (opens the original)
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Voodoo Brewing Scranton will permanently close at the end of the month and will hold a final open mic event Wednesday, its last day of operations, the business announced “with heavy hearts” in a Facebook post. Kelley and Kevin Colleran opened the Voodoo Brewing Co. location in the former David Silks building at 820 S. Washington Ave. in South Scranton in December 2022, offering a robust and diverse selection of beers and gourmet “gastropub”-style fare. It will close after nearly four years in bu
Lackawanna County sends out 17,000-plus mail-in ballots, deploys drop boxes (opens the original)
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Lackawanna County sent out more than 17,000 mail-in ballots Thursday that voters can complete and return by mail, hand deliver to the county’s election department or deposit in any of several secure drop boxes the county again deployed for the midterm election Nov. 3. Democrats have consistently proven more likely to vote by mail in the county, where they outnumber their Republican counterparts by about 24,625 registered potential voters. Of the roughly 17,121 prospective county voters who appli
Still no measles cases in seven-county NEPA region amid state’s ongoing outbreak (opens the original)
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A seven-county region of Northeast Pennsylvania has yet to record a measles case despite the climbing number of cases confirmed statewide eclipsing 800, state Department of Health data shows. There were 835 Pennsylvania cases of the highly contagious viral respiratory disease confirmed so far this year as of Wednesday, with cases confirmed in 39 of the state’s 67 counties. No cases have yet been confirmed in Lackawanna, Luzerne, Monroe, Pike, Susquehanna, Wayne or Wyoming counties, though nearby
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