Robert Tomkavage
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New men’s clothing retailer opens in Viewmont Mall (opens the original)
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Rêver, a men’s clothing retailer, opened last weekend at the Viewmont Mall, said Rosemary Bohenek, a property management associate for the mall. The new store at the shopping complex — which straddles Scranton and Dickson City — took over the spot previously occupied by FYE (For Your Entertainment), Bohenek added. Rêver carries men’s clothing, shoes and accessories designed with quality, comfort and style in mind, mall officials said in a Facebook post.
Northeast Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate continues to drop (opens the original)
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Experts see several positives in the August unemployment rate for the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre metropolitan area, but also pointed out some causes for concern. As the rate dipped one-tenth of a percentage point from July to 4.6%, Satyajit Ghosh, Ph.D., a University of Scranton economist, said the growing labor force coupled with a large employment increase and drop in unemployment bodes well for the region’s economy. The rate dropped five-tenths of a percentage point from August 2025. “The combinat
Police: Taylor man had open Fireball, hard iced tea drinks during DUI stop (opens the original)
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A visibly intoxicated 37-year-old Taylor man — driving with open Fireball and Twisted Tea alcoholic beverages inside his car — faces DUI and related charges, police said. After officers were dispatched to 744 N. Main Ave. in Scranton around 8:48 p.m. on Saturday for a report of a hit-and-run crash involving a parked vehicle, Patrolman Richard Stevens received an additional call regarding a possibly intoxicated driver, according to a criminal complaint. The caller stated the driver was “so drunk”
New ownership for Midvalley audiology practice (opens the original)
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Two Pennsylvania residents returned to the state to take over a private audiology practice in Dickson City. Dr. Joshua D. Cillo, originally from Montoursville, and his wife, Maria, of Dunmore, a bilingual speech-language pathologist, took over Enhanced Hearing Specialists, 1330 Main St., in May after moving back to the region from North Carolina. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held Thursday at 4 p.m. Enhanced Hearing Specialists offers a variety of services, including hearing evaluations, hea
Dime Bank expanding into Throop at former PNC office (opens the original)
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The Honesdale-based Dime Bank will expand its scope in Lackawanna County by opening a new branch in the Midvalley later this year. Dime Bank purchased the property at 224 Dunmore St. in Throop from PNC Bank for $951,000, according to a deed recorded July 10 in Lackawanna County. The PNC Bank office at that location closed earlier this year. Peter Bochnovich, president and CEO of the Dime Bank, stressed that the new spot falls in line with the organization’s growth plan. “We just like the market
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