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Frank Dubas spent 42 years on his long, daily commute from Manhattan to Connecticut thinking about is vision for the world around him. When he retired he brought that vision

Rich Roman, District Executive for PennDOT’s Engineering District 4, joins the News Engine Podcast to discuss the 7.5-mile Interstate 81 widening project between Scranton and Avoca.

In 2008, a roadside bomb in Afghanistan took his leg and almost killed Carbondale native Earl Granville. Two of his comrades were killed in the blast and only a few

In 2008, a roadside bomb in Afghanistan took his leg and almost killed Carbondale native Earl Granville. Two of his comrades were killed in the blast and only a few

In 2008, a roadside bomb in Afghanistan took his leg and almost killed Carbondale native Earl Granville. Two of his comrades were killed in the blast and only a few

Chris Murley and Dan Shurtleff have a love of coal mining. Theyve spent the past year restoring the Brooks Mine at Nay Aug Park in Scranton to reopen to the

The Times-Tribune politics reporter Borys Krawczeniuk joins the News Engine Podcast to break down the Primary election, taking a look at what happened to Jerry Notarianni and if reassessment was

When Scranton School Director Tommy Genova was murdered 42-years ago, Scranton Tribune reporter Lew Marcus was in the building covering the school board meeting. Lew joins the News Engine podcast

After years as a teacher, principal, school superintendent and founder and director of the Steamtown Marathon, Scranton City Council President Bill King settles into his new role just a year

The News Engine podcast returns with a new season. Kicking off season 2 is Scranton Mayor Paige Gebhardt Cognetti for a special 2-part interview.