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Home2 Suites at the Hilton celebrates grand opening (opens the original)
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HAZLE TWP. — The Home2 Suites by Hilton celebrated its grand opening Tuesday night. Open since June, the hotel is located at 61 Station Circle. It features 117 rooms across four floors, and offers amenities including a gym, a heated saline pool, a laundry room, fireplaces, gas grills, several shared “living room-style” spaces and hot breakfasts prepared in-house every day. “Building this hotel has been a lot of work, and there were a few moments when we feared it would never be finished, but now
Hazleton Integration Project holds After School Scholars program (opens the original)
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On the basement level of the Hazleton Integration Project Center, past the large cafeteria area, guests will find three classrooms filled with more than 50 children from Pre-K to 6th grade, bustling with the sound of them playing, talking, and learning. This is the HIP’s After School Scholars program. Intended to give children a safe space after school to have fun with friends and receive tutoring when they need it, the program currently hosts more than 50 students every day, with more joining e
HCA approves $1M in projects, invoices, locks natural gas rates (opens the original)
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The Hazleton City Authority approved over $1 million in invoices and project funding at its most recent meeting, covering PENNVest loan payments and ongoing efforts to improve the water system. The agenda for Wednesday’s meeting was packed with more than double the resolutions the board normally discusses. The first included approving an approximately $400,000 payment for HCA’s PENNVest loan principal. “The PENNVest payment was part of the regular invoices the authority approves on a weekly basi
Hazleton City Authority asks for help in stopping illegal hydrant usage (opens the original)
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The Hazleton City Authority is asking residents in its service area to help track down a series of illegal hydrant uses that are damaging the water system. After residents reported dirty water in their homes, officials quickly determined that hydrant theft caused it. “It’s the only explanation for when you have reports about the same issue coming in from different areas,” said Joseph Zeller, chairman of the HCA. “What happens is that contractors will tow their water tank up to a hydrant, attach
Four municipalities experience a spike in library taxes (opens the original)
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MCADOO — Residents in McAdoo, Klein Twp., East Union Twp. and North Union Twp. are facing a hefty surprise on their tax bills this year, seeing their annual library tax spike from $14 to $140 following a recent property reassessment. This has left state and local officials scratching their heads on how to return rates to where they’re meant to be. “I’ve been getting calls from my constituents about this, talking about how unfair it is for people on fixed incomes,” Mary Labert, vice-president of
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