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View ArticlePolice Continue to Look for Leads in Violent Home Invasion
Harveys Lake, Luzerne County-State Police say the investigation into a brutal home invasion in Luzerne County is moving in the right direction..
View ArticleChief denies coverup
The municipality's former assistant police chief on Saturday admitted violating Kingston's 2009 payment policy for special detail officers but disputed a finding of an internal investigation that he...
View ArticleGallup-Roppa
Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Gallup of Shavertown announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of their daughter, Rachael Edna Gallup, to Dominic Anthony Roppa, son of Jeanette Bottesch, Dallas and Phillip...
View ArticleWyoming Seminary students selected for festivals
Eleven Wyoming Seminary Upper School students recently were selected to perform in district, regional and state band and orchestra festivals.
View ArticleLocation for farmers market vouchers has changed
The agency said the Kingston Active Adult Center's distribution of vouchers for the 2013 Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Voucher program will be held June 17 at 680 Wyoming Ave. in Kingston.
View ArticlePolice blotter 6/12/13
A traffic stop Sunday in Kingston led to drug and weapon possession charges against a man police said initially gave a false name to officers.
View ArticleTrial in Kingston hit-and-run case set for Sept. 23
Panowicz's trial was slated to begin earlier this month, but prosecutors and defense attorneys had disagreements about her possible use of an alibi defense at trial.
View Article'Cause for the Paws' will take place Saturday
State Rep. Phyllis Mundy and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty for Animals will hold the second annual "Cause for the Paws" from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday at Dailey Park in West Wyoming.
View Articledean's lists
Dana Augugliaro of Dallas, Carla Cilvik of Harveys Lake, Bryn Groblewski of Nanticoke, Samantha Bekanich of Plymouth, Jacqueline Rushkowski of Larksville, Chloe Winters of Kingston and Elizabeth Lipski...
View ArticleHanover Twp. police catch alleged tire thieves
John Edward Zim, 23, of Rules Road, Plymouth, and Charles Warman, 44, of Laurel Street, Hanover Township, are charged with receiving stolen property, theft and criminal conspiracy, police said.
View ArticleSix arrested in drug raids on Wilkes-Barre businesses
Six people are in custody and awaiting arraignment at a Kingston magistrate's office after undercover drug agents from the state Attorney General's office, Luzerne County detectives and Wilkes-Barre...
View ArticleFlash flooding reported in West Side, others
Flash flooding hit the area Thursday night, leaving roads flooded and cars stranded around the county.
View ArticleBuddy Check: Teen helps cancer patients get treatment
Young minds can have pretty big ideas in the face of tragedy. "My mom got breast cancer so I just decided I wanted to help other people with the same disease," said Cole Winters, 12, of Kingston.
View ArticleResidents Living Near Coal Creek In Luzerne County Having Flashbacks To 2011...
The $1,3 million dollar Coal Creek Restoration project in Plymouth and Plymouth Township will prevent the kind of flash flooding that devastated the area in July of 2011.
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Andrew Krech / The Citizens' Voice A truck drives through a flooded section of Church Street on Thursday night in Kingston.
View ArticleHistory buffs share preservation strategies
Ron Faraday of the Greater Pittston Historical Society said Saturday's third annual County-wide Summit of Community Historical Societies was a great opportunity to share information and inspiration...
View ArticleKinney-Morris
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Brenda N. Kinney of Wyoming and Michael Kinney of Wilkes-Barre.
View ArticleLuzerne to offer Pringle police support
Fewer than 1,000 people live in Pringle, and the tiny borough will soon have a choice to make about which police officers patrol its streets.
View ArticleDetectives: Section 8 tenant didn't report income
A Kingston woman who has lived rent-free for years in subsidized housing was charged Tuesday with failing to report tens of thousands of dollars in child-support payments she collected during that...
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