Mark Mcandrew News Today

Current Providence College Friars’ basketball fans don’t think of Rhode Island high schools as fertile territory for PC Friar basketball teams. Three of the greatest PC basketball players, however, are from Rhody—Ernie DiGregorio, Marvin Barnes, and Joe H

A former Scranton school director and longtime local lawyer submitted the lone letter of interest to serve as city councils next solicitor.

Next month’s election could reshape Scranton City Council and alter the dynamic of the city’s legislative branch in the second half of Mayor Paige Gebhardt Cognetti’s first full term.

SCRANTON — City council candidates seeking four-year terms listed policy priorities and voiced their views on stormwater infrastructure, reassessment, zoning and other issues at a debate marked by its civility.

SCRANTON — It’s sink or swim for one of two competing proposals for a new Nay Aug Park pool complex.

Scranton City Council on Tuesday approved Councilman Tom Schuster’s motion to have council solicitor Sean Gallagher research how council could unilaterally provide property tax relief to victims of the Sept.

SCRANTON — The city asked about 176 tax-exempt entities to consider making payments in lieu of taxes this year.

In other business Tuesday, Scranton City Council:

SCRANTON — During city council’s meeting Tuesday, a resident called for the city to fly the flags of Israel and Ukraine at City Hall.

HealthSource of Ohio announces that the community health center’s long-time President and Chief Executive Officer, Kimberly (Kim) Patton, is retiring in 2024 and will begin a leadership transition process taking place over the next six months.