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Regional unemployment data remains steady in May

WILKES-BARRE — Sheetz, a major Mid-Atlantic restaurant and convenience chain, will officially open its new store located at 815 Kidder St. on Thursday, July 6.

Inundated with customers seeking antlerless deer licenses, JS Sporting Goods in Wilkes-Barre Twp. started turning people away Monday afternoon.

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has opened registration for a new stewardship day at state campgrounds, including Fish Creek, on Sat

MOOSIC, Pa., June 27, 2023--The Northeast Behavioral Health Care Consortium (NBHCC) and Greenspace Health are partnering on an implementation of Measurement-Based Care (MBC) across the region. This initiative is designed to empower patients as active participants throughout their care process, provide care teams with actionable data and insights to inform clinical decision making, and ultimately improve patient outcomes.

HARRISBURG — Heres how Lawrence County legislators voted last week in the state Capitol.

The legislation would allow teachers with a valid immigrant visa, work visa or employment authorization documentation to be eligible for certification to teach in Pennsylvania schools.

Luzerne County’s assessed values became increasingly less accurate last year due to high real estate sales prices, but officials expect this trend to reverse.

Higher natural gas prices mean larger gas impact fee disbursements, the state Public Utility Commission said.

Editor: I am very concerned by two omissions in the document-case indictment of former President Donald Trump.