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In: Meshoppen

Photos by Rick Hiduk (Also published in the Rocket-Courier) It was a sad sight for many residents of Meshoppen on Wednesday afternoon as an excavator tore into the backside of the old Tyler Hospital. For others, it was a sign of progress. The larger part of the building was constructedContinue Reading

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In: Wyoming County Government

By Rick Hiduk (Also published in the Rocket-Courier) Several promotions, lateral transfers and new hires dominated the agenda at the March 5 meeting of the Wyoming County Commissioners. Two changes were noted in the register/recorders office alone. Judy Barziloski was transferred from the register/recorders office to the assessment office. ValerieContinue Reading

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In: Rural Healthcare

Sen. Lisa Baker was joined at Wednesday’s announcement of the Rural Health Model’s first five participating hospitals by, back row from left, Sara F. Adornato, CEO at Barnes-Kasson County Hospital in Susquehanna Depot, Loren Stone, CEO at Endless Mountains Health Systems in Montrose, Hospital and Health Systems of Pennsylvania President and CEO Andy Carter AndyContinue Reading

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In: Laceyville

By Rick Hiduk (Also published in the Rocket-Courier) Regional zoning and flood plain adviser Gary Evans spoke before the Laceyville Borough Council on Tuesday evening and offered his services to assist the municipality in assessing the new FEMA flood plain maps and developing a flood plain ordinance. Council chair RandyContinue Reading

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In: sullivan county

After delays from a flu bug I’m now back on track developing art classes. These classes will be skill classes…tips on how to improve your sketching, learning to create 3D, fur and feathers. Graphite and colored pencils.  Water color classes will have a tips class then exercises in painting sky,Continue Reading

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In: Karen Boback

Submitted Article State Rep. Karen Boback (Lackawanna/Luzerne/Wyoming) invites 117th District residents planning to purchase the optional REAL ID to attend a free pre-verification event she is hosting on Monday, April 1, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Wyoming County Active Adult Center, 101 Dymond Terrace, Tunkhannock. “PennDOT representatives will be processingContinue Reading

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In: Wyoming County

James Welch of Tunkhannock (top, right) receives a handshake from commissioner Tom Henry (left) and a citation for his dedication to voting in general elections from fellow commissioners Judy Mead and Mike Stabinski. Above, some of more than 50 Wyoming County voters who have voted in every November election forContinue Reading