Nov 7, 2009 | Pocono Record
Stroudsburg's flu snafu illustrates challenges of large-scale vaccination
A fluky fridge was at fault in forcing Stroudsburg Area School District to dump thousands of vials of swine flu vaccine earlier this week.
Fire chief raises concerns about Alsace strip mall
Alsace Manor Fire Company Chief Wendy Becker is concerned about fire safety at a local strip mall.
Rabid skunk killed in Allentown
Health officials warn that pets in the city could have had contact, caught fatal disease.
Paul Muschick: Be immune to swine flu scams
The swine! Online salesmen are trying to take advantage of your fears about swine flu .
Lehigh Valley health bureaus assured swine flu vaccine is on the way
Drennan Barnes, 3, is comforted by her mother, Jennifer Barnes, after getting a swine flu vaccination from nurse Susan Henderson.
Pa. court rules trademark law 'too vague'
Pennsylvania no longer has a law prohibiting the use of trademarks without permission, as the highest court in the commonwealth declared the Trademark Counterfeiting Statute unconstitutional last Monday.
Pennsylvania no longer has a law against using a trademark without permission, thanks to two Centre County cases that were appealed to the state Supreme Court.
CareMinders Home Care opens in Bucks County CareMinders Home Care is opening for business in Plumsteadville on Wednesday.
Brooke Yeager has filled many roles in h
Brooke Yeager has filled many roles in his life -- coach, teacher, arborist -- but it was his unofficial role as chauffeur that really sank his roots at Luzerne County Community College .
Districts show progress on PSSA tes.....
Mifflin County School District - Met AYP; Indian Valley High School, Lewistown Area High School and Lewistown Middle School did not meet AYP Juniata County School District - Met AYP; Tuscarora Junior High School did not meet AYP Mount Union Area School District - Warning status, did not meet AYP; Mount Union Area High School and Mount Union-Kistler ...
Rabid skunk captured in Allentown
Health officials say a skunk, captured Tuesday in South Allentown, has tested positive for rabies.
Legislators in Harrisburg are debating the practicality of a bill that would require municipalities that rely on state police for protection to start paying for the service.
Judge opens dialogue on sex education
Teen pregnancy is admittedly not county Judge Thomas King Kistler's area of expertise.