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SCRANTON — The Scranton Single Tax Office will switch to new tax billing software in a move officials anticipate will make the offices operations more efficient.

Two more people involved in a theft ring that stole sports memorabilia, works of art, and antiques appeared in federal court in Scranton on Wednesday morning.

Courthouse Square was packed Monday night as fireworks lit in the sky over the Electric City, offering family and friends an opportunity to come together.

Last year, Katie Lane and Samantha Christ looked around the former Dalton Baptist Church and imagined the possibilities.

SCRANTON — Despite a chance of stormy weather, crowds shuffled around Lackawanna County Courthouse Square on Monday for the annual Scrantastic Spectacular as they listened to live music, munched on

A burglary ring that stole millions of dollars of artwork and some of Americas most prized sports memorabilia in a 20-year criminal scheme has finally been caught.

Jaya Yoga of Clarks Summit held its 10th Yoga on the Roof, a benefit for the Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonics outreach programs. The event took place on the roof of the

Although plans stalled for an $800 million liquefied natural gas plant in Wyalusing Twp., the controversial project isn’t out of gas.

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