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NEPA'S Teacher of the Month - Vimarsana News

NEPA'S Teacher of the Month

We want to say THANK YOU to our area’s teachers!  We appreciate all of you each and every day. That’s why we’re going to celebrate YOU, and we want all of NEPA to hear. Tell us about your deserving teacher below:  Why are you nominating them? Do you see the hard work they put in everyday? Did they h

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NEPA'S Teacher of the Month - Vimarsana News

NEPA'S Teacher of the Month

We want to say THANK YOU to our area’s teachers!  We appreciate all of you each and every day. That’s why we’re going to celebrate YOU, and we want all of NEPA to hear. Tell us about your deserving teacher below:  Why are you nominating them? Do you see the hard work they put in everyday? Did they h

Diamonds to Council for Crocamo appointment - Vimarsana News

Diamonds to Council for Crocamo appointment

Diamonds to the 10 members of Luzerne County Council who — rightly, we believe — voted Wednesday night to make Romilda Crocamo the next county manager.

Water main break on Sans Souci Parkway in Hanover Township - Vimarsana News

Water main break on Sans Souci Parkway in Hanover Township

Hanover Area Memorial Elementary and Lee Park Elementary were impacted by the break.

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Hanover Area residents line up for food distribution - Vimarsana News

Hanover Area residents line up for food distribution

HANOVER TWP. — Dozens and dozens of vehicles lined up Monday afternoon at the Hanover Area High School parking lot for a holiday food distribution for families in need. Around 250 Hanover Area families signed up to get roughly $125 in food per family, and the COVID-19 pandemic has increased the demand for food in the area, high school business teacher Christa Langdon said. “Most definitely. Prior to the pandemic, we were averaging maybe about 100 or so,” Langdon said. “But now since the pandemic, and we’ve only done this twice since Easter, we’re at 225, 235, tha...