Clarks Summit News

Times-Tribune file Robert C. Cordaro and his father are suing FNCB over a $400,000 mortgage for Mr.

A Penndot project in Lackawanna County is forcing some drivers to change the way they get to work or the mall.

Clearwater Christian College has named Dr. John F. Klem as the school's fifth president.

Gathering as the Johnson College community honored 2011-12 scholarship recipients and donors at a special recognition luncheon are, from left: Dr.

Borough council members hope to arrive at a decision within two months about how to handle billing residents for sewer service after officials at Pennsylvania American Water informed them and another Abingtons municipality that they will no longer be able to handle the billing after September.

State police said the neighbor noticed two men inside a slaughter house on Bassett Road in Benton Township.

There were iced cookies to decorate with brightly-colored heart-shaped sprinkles, cord for stringing beads, door hangers to customize, cards to be made and a variety of games to play at the Waverly Community House's Seventh Annual Valentine's Day Workshop on Feb.

Michael J. Mullen / Staff Photographer Suzanne Shanower straps her son, Benjamin, into a car seat next to her daughter, Marisa, after his session at Hour Place Child Care Center on Tuesday.

"Warm Your Heart With Art" is the theme for this month's Clarks Summit Second Friday Art Walk on February 10, kicking off Valentine's Day weekend.

About 20 high school students from local schools and beyond attended "Winter Daze," a combination of a college visit and spiritual retreat at Baptist Bible College from January 26-29. Rachel Ingalls, left, Abington Heights High School; Austin Brown, center, Abington Heights High School; and Marissa Dunckla, Lackawanna Trail High School, attended ... (more)

Four-legged models and football players were just a few of the participants at a pet photo fundraiser Sunday at Fetching Grooming Salon in Scranton's Green Ridge section.

So far, the area's winter temperatures might not be typical, but the forecast for mid-February is for a lot of ice in Clarks Summit.

Clarks Summit resident Keith Gilman, an officer with the Haverford Police Department just outside Philadelphia, is the author of "My Brother's Keeper," which was published by Severn House.

Now retired in southern New York, the McCrearys have in their home a model train city that celebrates life in the 1940s and '50s, and features many sites from their youth in and around Johnstown.

Two men broke into a Clarks Summit home early Thursday morning and decided to get some shuteye in the basement while the homeowner was fast asleep in her bed, Officer Robert Shedlock said.

The staff of Duffy's Coffee House, from left: Erin Dunleavy, Andrew Walker, Mari Walker and Edwin Doherty.

When you ask Clarks Summit resident Keith Gilman about his evolution as a writer, chances are he will tell you that, like his character Lou Klein, it is a work in progress.

Borough council members will begin approaching officials in other municipalities to gauge interest in a regional police force, the first step in a process to study the idea.

Butch Comegys / Staff Photographer To keep the cake a bit more on the healthy side, Mrs.

Pike County Historical Society and the Columns Museum, 608 Broad St., Milford, home to the flag that adorned the president's theater box the night of his assassination, will hold the luncheon Sunday, Feb.