Forty Fort News

A Wyoming Seminary music teacher placed on administrative leave in November was charged today with corruption of minors and indecent assault.

Death by Chocolate , a murder-mystery farce preceded by "A Guide to the Teenage Zone." Meyers High School, Wilkes-Barre . 7 tonight; 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

Maybe Tahbo should have been escorted in on foot; an African black-footed penguin waddling into a class of pre-kindergarten students certainly would have been cute.

Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County- Picturing a larger-than-life rack of ribs tipping a pre-historic car driven by Fred's two feet, Vice Chairwoman Linda Houck used the Flintstones' analogy to describe a $400 million debt that's tipping the county's financial car.

Some have been preparing for the big game for more than a week. Eyewitness News stopped by some popular pizza joints to see how they handle the big rush.

The borough manager will be "responsible for the day-to-day operations of the entire Borough and shall be responsible for all non-legislative functions of the Council," according to the ordinance creating the position.

Ah, love songs. They're sappy, sweet and heard in abundance this time of year, the month of love.

Leo A. Glodzik III leaned into the red sedan, turned the key and let the engine hum inside his Carey Avenue garage.

BARRE A city woman has filed legal paperwork charging Mayor Tom Leighton and Leo A. Glodzik with theft of a motor vehicle.

The Meeting* hosted by Justin Sayre will present their newest edition on Thursday, February 16 at 9:30 PM.

A Ford F-150 pick-up truck and a Ford Escape SUV collided at Wyoming Avenue and Slocum Street around 7 p.m. Three people went to the hospital, but only at the urging of emergency personnel, said Kingston-Forty Fort assistant fire Chief Len Chesterfield.

Paul Wodarczyk , Paul J. Wodarczyk , Dolores Wodarczyk and Dolores C. Wodarczyk to Andrew J. Gegaris and Dolores A. Gegaris for $128,000; Fairview Township.

Alison G. Richterman and Ronald L. Richterman to Laurie A. Lennon and Robert E. Anstett for $200,000; Dallas Township.