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SCRANTON — Mayor Paige Gebhardt Cognetti promoted from within to fill a key vacancy in the Office of Economic and Community Development, tapping redevelopment specialist Selina Andiappan for the executive

Plans for a pocket park in downtown Scranton needed tailoring but the proposed green space is still slated to blossom.

SCRANTON — In a 4-1 vote, city council backed Mayor Paige Gebhardt Cognetti’s pick for parks and recreation director, but unanimously rejected a residency waiver for him.

Pennsylvania has become a flashpoint for coal as economics batter existing power plants and the state mulls whether to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas

The controversial 200-mile transport of liquified natural gas from Bradford County, Pa., to a terminal along the Delaware River has hit another roadblock.

Pennsylvania’s largest coal-fired power plant will shut down in July, leaving the commonwealth with only coal refuse-burning facilities. Decommissioning at

Pennsylvania’s largest coal-fired power plant will shut down in July, leaving the commonwealth with only coal refuse-burning facilities. Decommissioning at

(The Center Square) — Pennsylvania’s largest coal-fired power plant will shut down in July, leaving the commonwealth with only coal refuse-burning facilitie

Josh Shapiro has revealed little about his policy proposals.

Summers won't be the same in Scranton. The final pieces of the pool at Nay Aug Park have been torn down. We have reactions from residents and city leaders.