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Blakely, Pennsylvania is located in Lackawanna County. Zip codes in Blakely, PA include 18447. More Blakely information.

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Wednesday Feb 1 | The Times-Tribune

Namedropper 2/1/2012

Gathering at the second Bianco's Meatball contest in Capooci's Banquet Room are, from left, first row: Greg Kozar, Butch Green and Kathleen McGuigan, judges; and Bonny Bianco Capooci, last year's winner; second row, Ernie Bianco, Joe Bianco, Mary Bianco Goulet, this year's winner; Debbie Bianco Lonstein and Rosie Bianco Lowe.

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Tue Jan 31, 2012

The Times-Tribune

Lackawanna 911 director takes Massachusetts job

The job offer came about the same time Thomas Dubas received a letter from the Lackawanna County commissioners advising him he would have to reapply to keep his position as county emergency services director.

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Mon Jan 30, 2012

The Times-Tribune

Blakely woman charged with North Scranton burglary, lying to police

After breaking into a West Parker Street home and stealing bags of jewelry earlier this month, a Blakely woman moved on to the next block to show the loot to her ex-boyfriend, who threw her out and called the police, sparking an investigation that ended Friday with her arrest.

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Sat Jan 21, 2012

The Times-Tribune

Police: Blakely man allegedly broke brother's finger, threatened to kill his dog

A borough man allegedly attacked his brother Tuesday and threatened to cut his dog into pieces, according to a criminal complaint.

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Mon Jan 16, 2012

The Times-Tribune

St. John's Russian in Mayfield holds annual Christmas Yolka celebration

A bit of old Russia came to life Sunday when children from St. John the Baptist Russian Orthodox Cathedral whirled, twirled, kicked and stepped as part of an annual Christmas "Yolka" celebration.

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