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Eight years after Scranton halted cost-of-living increases, a group of retired police officers was back in court Monday to convince a judge that the pension plan is healthy enough to
The Association of Fundraising Professionals, NEPA Chapter, held its Philanthropy Day luncheon Friday at the Woodland Inn in Plains Twp. Honorees include, first row, from left, Ron Bonacci of Weis
Lackawanna County Court Senior Judge Robert Mazzoni issued an order Friday approving the terms of the settlement. The settlement money comes from $12 million in sewer sale proceeds to Scranton and Dunmore escrowed for securing the missing easements. The $7 million figure includes plaintiff attorneys' legal fees that may not exceed one-third of that amount, or $2.3 million, as well as reimbursement of experts' costs. Property owners would receive their easement payments within 50 days of the approval, officials had said during a final hearing in the case held Nov. 19. â JIM LOCKWOOD