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Lake-Lehman expands program for autistic students
Instead of directing special education students to specialized programs, Lake-Lehman is reversing a common practice at school districts and bringing the programs to its students.
Pocono Wednesday midday: Mini-cities, looking for a few good men (and women) and more Tiger
The Highland Village mini-city in Lehman Township is up for more approvals, but the township isn't ready to sign off on them just yet.
Blue Cross members notified of rate hike
Nearly 55,000 members of Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania's non-group plans were notified in letters that their health care rates will go up 9.9 percent on Jan.
David Charles Harman of Boy Scout Troop 207, Conyngham, has attained the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest award in Scouting.
Rotary Club, Friendly's raise money for shopping spree
The Dallas Rotary Club and Friendly's in Dallas joined forces recently to host a tasty fundraising event.
Area schools share in Keystone Awards for academic achievement
Touted by the state as "showing sustained academic achievement," 35 local schools in 12 districts received Keystone Achievement Awards on Thursday.
Holocaust survivor hopes to inspire
Nobel Peace Prize-winning Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel speaks at the Westmoreland Club on Tuesday night.
Lake-Lehman mulling new wellness facility
The district had considered a freestanding facility, but the price tag could easily be in the $400,000 to $500,000 range, Superintendent James McGovern said during Monday's board meeting.
Two Lake-Lehman High School students stage a fashion show to help a good cause. LEHMAN TWP.
Former coach, son sue Lake-Lehman School District
A former Lake-Lehman assistant coach and his son, an ex-school board member, are suing the district and six board members over an alleged civil rights violation.
Lake-Lehman graduate back from Iraq documents fellow vet's war experience
As a film student and Iraq war veteran, Tyler Wright was immediately interested in a class that meshed the two topics.
District sites can be used to further trust Mark Guydish Opinion
Our Tuesday editorial suggested a string of moves local school boards could make to restore trust amid the expanding corruption probe, and to avoid problems in the future .
Lake-Lehman band wins awards at competition
Members of the Lake-Lehman Jr.-Sr. High School Marching Band recently traveled to Governor Livingston High School, Berkeley Heights, N.J. for a competition.
Warden: Board revamp will help prison
Membership of commissioners, district attorney, president judge, sheriff and controller seen as way to avert abuses.
Baker wants fund to help juveniles hurt by scandal
Senator's plan would provide training or counseling for youths wrongly incarcerated.
L-L elementary autism class approved
LEHMAN TWP. The Lake-Lehman School District has received approval from the state to form an elementary autism class, Superintendent James McGovern announced Monday evening.
Dressing down in Lake-Lehman schools
A pair of jeans and sneakers may signal comfort, but in the Lake-Lehman School District they mean much more.
Back Mt. group questions per capita fee
DALLAS TWP. Representatives of the two largest municipalities in the Back Mountain Community Partnership balked at the idea of a budget funded by a $1 per capita fee proposed at the group's meeting Thursday afternoon at Misericordia University .
HARRISBURG What did they know and when did they know it? Read more Luzerne County Judges articles Judge Chester Muroski, Luzerne County's president judge, testifies Wednesday during the Interbranch Commission on Juvenile Justice hearing in Harrisburg.
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Lake-Lehman wants online learning program to catch on
LEHMAN TWP., Oct 13, 2009 -- Lake-Lehman officials hope more cyber charter school students opt to use a new program affiliated with the district, which would help reduce its more than $350,000 annual cyber charter tuition bill.