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High-risk groups receive H1N1 vaccine at Hazleton clinic
Relieved adults soothed screaming, crying children getting the H1N1 vaccination at a clinic at the Laurel Mall on Friday.
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Waldenbooks in Hazleton's Laurel Mall will close next year
Waldenbooks in Laurel Mall is among the 200-some Borders Group Inc. stores slated to close nationwide in 2010, the parent company announced Friday.
Hazleton should try 'trunk-or-treating'
I had just heard of a novel idea about Halloween and trick or treating and its comes from Alabama and perhaps other places as well.
Business owners inquire about declaring Hazleton bar a nuisance
For most of the Hazleton area merchants gathered Tuesday morning for the Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce's Downtown Committee meeting, one issue on the agenda towered over the rest.
Supervisors chosen for Mt. Top townships
Republicans will form a clear majority on Hazleton City Council beginning in 2010, as voters elected Karin Cabell and James Perry in an obvious show of support for Mayor Lou Barletta.
Tax hikes part of Hazleton plans
HAZLETON A homeowner in the city with a $30,000-per-year job and a home valued at $100,000 could expect to pay another $235 in taxes and fees next year, according to a budget proposal Mayor Lou Barletta released to council on Monday.
Settlements reached in three suits over gas spill
Three lawsuits filed by individuals affected by a gas spill in the Laurel Gardens neighborhood were settled Monday.
Man charged with threatening wife Police Blotter
HAZLETON Police charged a city man on Tuesday with threatening his wife. Miguel Antonio Nunez, 24, of North Vine Street, Hazleton, was charged with unlawful restraint, false imprisonment, terroristic threats and harassment.
Greater Hazleton Rails to Trails seeking help with trees
Group also looking for donations of topsoil, mulch and other items. HAZLE TWP. The Greater Hazleton Rails to Trails Committee is seeking donations of topsoil, mulch and other items as well as volunteers to help plant and care for 20 trees the committee will receive next month.
Mayor Barletta says his Street Crime Unit is vital and is making good progress. HAZLETON Greater Hazleton has close to 400 confirmed gang members living there, and police know who they are, where they live and the gangs with which they're affiliated.
Hazleton store holdup probed Police Blotter
City police are investigating an armed robbery that occurred early Wednesday morning at a Turkey Hill store.
Reynolds Packaging Kama selling two plants
Lewis Center, Ohio-based Multi-Plastics Inc. is in "advanced negotiations" to buy plants in Hazleton, Pa., and Avenel, N.J., from its long-time partner Reynolds Packaging Kama.
Four Ordered to Trial for Beating Death
Four men are headed to trial in a homicide case in Schuylkill County. The four, all from Hazleton, are charged in the baseball beating death of a friend a friend, Tony Locascio.
Scranton bomb specialist destroys suspicious device
JAMIE PESOTINE/Staff Photographer A member of the Scranton Police Hazardous Devices Unit carries a box containing an object thought to be a bomb that was found outside an Alter Street residence on Wednesday night.
Hanover Twp. man accused of assault Police Blotter
HANOVER TWP. A man was arrested by township police on Friday on charges he assaulted a woman.
Public Invited to Comment on Hazleton Creek
The state Department of Environmental Resources set up a 30-day comment period, on Hazleton Creek Properties LLC.
Hazleton Area holds off on hiring exterminator
Critters may be able to roam a little freer in the Hazleton Area School District - that is until the school board settles on which company to hire to handle its integrated pest management for the next three years.
4 charged in bludgeoning in court today
Preliminary hearings for four men accused of beating another man and leaving him to die in a wooded area near Brandonville, East Union Township, are scheduled this morning at the Schuylkill County Courthouse.
No tax increases in 2010 Wilkes-Barre budget
Font size: [A] [A] [A] Wilkes-Barre Mayor Tom Leighton unveiled a $41.1 million budget for 2010 that included no increases to taxes or fees.
Police searching for gun safe perpetrators
Font size: [A] [A] [A] share this State police are looking for information on the theft of a gun safe containing eight firearms and assorted valuables from a Sunset Road, Dorrance Township, home Monday.