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About why he, thought and the diagnosis was that democrats have become a little bit elitist. they took their eye -- he said you did not hear anything in the campaign about the middle class couple sitting at their kitchen table trying to figure out if they have the bills, the money to pay all the bills. what we have seen over the past six years is bidens effort to win the back. he believes he can continue to win the. back >> trump spoke to them, and that hurt him. >> he talked about the moment he...

Bills. what we have seen over the past six years is bidens effort to win the back. he believes he can continue to when them back. >> trump spoke to them, and that hurt him. >> he talked about the moment he knew democrats were in trouble and it was when donald trump was campaigning outside of scranton, everybody standing behind, him they used to be our voters. >> i was at those rallies, i know what they looked like and sounded like. i think its gonna be fascinating when you look ahead to 2024, wh...

Luzerne County Council will conduct public interviews with the three finalists for the open position of full-time county manager on Thursday.

In a bizarre turn of events, a 61-year-old woman from Hackettstown, New Jersey found herself being run over by her own vehicle, only to be issued a ticket by the cops later on.

Advocates of a Scranton-to-New York City passenger train won’t learn until fall whether a federal agency will pick the project for further planning money.

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