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Developer John Basalyga’s transformation of the former Tink’s Entertainment Complex on Courthouse Square continues as he hopes to complete the project by September or October. Basalyga noted the stage for

The 41st annual Friends of Scouting dinner was held Wednesday night at Mohegan Pennsylvania. Hosted by the Northeastern Pennsylvania Council Boy Scouts of America, the event raises money to provide

If Thursdays meeting is any indication, controversy about the potential development of Greylock mansion seems unlikely to end soon.

Williamsport City Council has budgeted money for a consultant to do another engineering and architecture assessment of the former condemned City Hall, which May

For 100 years, hot dogs were made one way at Coney Island Lunch — with mustard, onions and chili. Brothers Pete and Bob Ventura, who ran the business for nearly

A CHCA meeting to discuss the future of Greylock was postponed by the developer in an attempt to “engage neighbors and listen to their concerns."

Williamsport, Pa. — A new apartment complex located in the historic district of Williamsport is to be on display at this year’s Victorian Christmas tour.

Developer John Basalygas appeals for lower taxes on more than a dozen properties will play out in Lackawanna County Court.

Developer John Basalyga is seeking lower taxes on some of his highest-profile projects.

A new eatery featuring menu items with a Scranton flair opens Wednesday inside the Marketplace at Steamtown.