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WB Council passes Brown's budget, hears mixed opinions on King's grant - Vimarsana News

WB Council passes Brown's budget, hears mixed opinions on King's grant

WILKES-BARRE — City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved Mayor George C. Brown’s $54.2 million balanced budget for 2024, a subject that sparked little…

Wilkes-Barre council approves funding for street paving, computers - Vimarsana News

Wilkes-Barre council approves funding for street paving, computers

WILKES-BARRE — After one resident questioned resolutions for paving some streets and buying new computers, and another resident supported them, city council on Thursday approved all agenda items with a

Redevelopment authority tables vote on $1M funding application for parking garage at former Hotel Sterling site - Vimarsana News

Redevelopment authority tables vote on $1M funding application for parking garage at former Hotel Sterling site

The Luzerne County Redevelopment Authority tabled a vote Tuesday on whether to apply for a $1 million state gaming grant to fund the construction of a 150-car parking garage at

Redevelopment authority tables vote on $1 million funding application for parking garage at former Hotel Sterling site - Vimarsana News

Redevelopment authority tables vote on $1 million funding application for parking garage at former Hotel Sterling site

The Luzerne County Redevelopment Authority tabled a vote Tuesday on whether to apply for a $1 million state gaming grant to fund the construction of a 150-car parking garage at

Wilkes-Barre council OKs 5 LSA grant applications, 1 in limbo - Vimarsana News

Wilkes-Barre council OKs 5 LSA grant applications, 1 in limbo

WILKES-BARRE — City council on Thursday approved the submission of five state grant applications — including one for a downtown hotel and restaurant project — but the fate of a