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Suicide rates high locally; national trend worries professionals (opens the original)
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Do you know what you’d say to a family member or friend if you thought they might be suicidal — or even if they told you flat out that they were? Do you recognize signs that can indicate someone might be having thoughts of hurting themselves? September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and Dr. Doug Henry, vice president and medical director for Enterprise Behavioral Health at Highmark Health, recently shared some alarming statistics on the topic, as well as some potentially life-sa
Union: water company trying to intimidate from sharing rate hike history (opens the original)
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After American Water officials learned that their employees’ union warned Wilkes-Barre officials last month that massive rate hikes followed sales of municipal sewer systems to the company, the company is trying to intimidate the union, the president claims. “I am writing to advise you of an effort being made by American Water Company to intimidate us from providing additional communications to community leaders in Wilkes-Barre and other municipalities concerning the company’s history of consume
Community invited to walk for suicide awareness Sunday at Kirby Park (opens the original)
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The community is invited to participate in an “Out of the Darkness Walk” Sunday beginning and ending at Kirby Park in Wilkes-Barre to help raise suicide awareness and prevention funding. Suicide is the 11th leading cause of death in the United States, and September is Suicide Awareness Prevention Month. Funds raised at the Out of the Darkness Greater Northeast Pennsylvania Walk directly support research, advocacy efforts and educational programs in schools, workplaces and communities across the
Salem Twp. planning commission OKs data center district expansion (opens the original)
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SALEM TWP. — The third time was a charm for supporters of a data center district expansion that will pave the way for an approximately $1.4 billion sale of residents’ land to an unnamed data center developer. Township planning commissioners voted to recommend expanding the Special Data Center Overlay District to include an additional 4,466 acres at a meeting Thursday night in the Berwick Assembly of God Church, and it was their third time doing so. Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas Judge Lesa
Salem Twp. planners OK data center district expansion for 3rd time (opens the original)
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SALEM TWP. — The third time was a charm for supporters of a data center district expansion that will pave the way for an approximately $1.4 billion sale of residents’ land to an unnamed data center developer. Township planning commissioners voted to recommend expanding the Special Data Center Overlay District to include an additional 4,466 acres at a meeting Thursday night in the Berwick Assembly of God Church, and it was their third time doing so. Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas Judge Lesa
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