Residents question planned Scranton streetscape
These projects are expected to cost a little more than 7 million dollars, which the city with money from the American Rescue Plan Act.
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These projects are expected to cost a little more than 7 million dollars, which the city with money from the American Rescue Plan Act.
Plenty of people turned out for the first Ash Wednesday mass of the day just as the sun was rising.
Plenty of people turned out for the first Ash Wednesday mass of the day just as the sun was rising.
Big trucks rattle residential street in Scranton Updated Feb 20, 2021; The vibrations of big trucks rumbling down her narrow residential street set off her doorbell camera. Dozens of big trucks, most loaded with road salt, detour daily down Third Avenue because they are too heavy to cross the nearby East Elm Street bridge that has a 15-ton weight limit, in place since 2015, residents and city officials said. Rising truck traffic in recent years has become unbearable for the nearly three dozen residences on Third Avenue. “When we bought or began renting our homes, Third Avenue was a quiet, ...