Month: November 2022

Local News

Shots Fired in Nanticoke

Police are investigating after getting reports of shots fired at two people outside a Burger King on West Main Street in Nanticoke. They say it all stems from an arguement between several men.

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Pennsylvania News

Will You Be Able to Afford to Heat Your Home This Winter

If you use heating oil, you might want to be sitting down for this one. According to the US Energy Information Administration, heating oil prices could go up as much as 45% this winter here in Pennsylvania. One big reason… U.S. oil supplies at the end of October were at their lowest levels for the […]

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Luzerne Elections Still Raising Eyebrows Nationwide

After one Luzerne County Board of Election member abstained Monday during a vote to certify the November Election results, those results will apparently now be certified today after he changed his mind. Luzerne County however, remains in the national spotlight due to ongoing issues running its elections.

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Local News

Scranton Budget Passes

Scranton City Council met Tuesday night, and passed the more than 116 million 2023 budget that includes lowering the 2023 property tax increase from 3% to 2%. It also cuts back on proposed salary increases and raises for city employees.

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Local Business Owner Sentenced

A Lackawanna County business owner is headed to prison. David Klem, the owner of Sinners Swing Gentlemen’s Club in Mayfield, was sentenced to 1 to 2 years in state prison, and two years of probation, for promoting prostitution and illegal gambling.

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PA Broadband Still Leaves A Lot to Be Desired

The Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority has released a statewide broadband plan aimed at addressing both the immediate and long-term needs of Pennsylvanians. The Authority’s Plan is said to offer a clear picture of the current state of broadband in Pennsylvania, where as many as 800,000 residents are unserved by universal broadband access.

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Questions Still Swirling Around Luzerne Elections

The November 8th General Election was held nearly two weeks ago, but for some reason, the final results in Luzerne County are still not official. On Monday, the county election board still was unable to certify the results, after board member Dan Schramm abstained from voting. Now, Schramm has changed his mind, and he says […]

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Lackawanna County Man Reported Missing

A man was reported missing in Lackawanna County. Greenfield Township Police say Gino Carlo Ciambriello has gone missing from the Crystal Lake area of Greenfield Township, and they say no one has seen or heard from Ciambriello since last Wednesday at around noon. Anyone with information is asked to contact 911 or contact the Greenfield […]

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Scranton Man Jailed for Inappropriate Contact with 7 Year Old Child

A Scranton man has been arrested after police say he inappropriately touched a seven-year-old girl. Scranton Police say the victim told officers she was inappropriately touched by an older man early in the morning last Wednesday. 29 year old Robert Loschen was interviewed by officers, who say he made admissions. He is now facing charges […]

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Kidnapped Virginia Mother and Young Child Rescued in Luzerne County

A mother and her two year old daughter who were kidnapped in Virginia, were rescued Tuesday at Walmart by Wilkes Barre Township Police. 40 year old Christos Sotirelis of Stuart Virginia, was taken into custody, and locked up in the Luzerne County Correctional Facility, where he remains held under $250,00 bail. He’ll be extradicted to […]

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