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Nanticoke man suspected of using stolen credit cards
The Nanticoke City Police Department is seeking the public's help in locating a man accused in a city burglary and suspected of using stolen credits cards in stores in Hazleton.
Senate approves impact fee bill
As part of a budget day extravaganza, the Senate gave final approval Tuesday to a county-option Marcellus Shale drilling impact fee that provides some revenue for statewide environmental programs and state review of local zoning rules.
Higher ed cuts hit bipartisan sour note
Gov. Tom Corbett's proposals to cut state aid for higher education immediately hit a sour note with lawmakers of both parties.
Bar where slashing occurred slapped with six citations
Bob Kalinowski / The Citizens' Voice The state police Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement cited Prospect Street Cafe in Nanticoke with six violations on Monday for incidents throughout the last year, including on New Year's Day, when a woman was severly slashed in the face and neck.
Final impact fee bill clears first vote
A bill that establishes a county-option Marcellus Shale drilling impact fee and provides some revenue for statewide environmental programs cleared a hurdle Monday with approval from a special legislative committee.
The exhibit "Colors of the Season" is on display at the Schulman Gallery of Luzerne County Community College, 1333 S. Prospect St., Nanticoke.
Man charged in burglary had clever system, cops say
If the doorbell went unanswered, Chernowsky walked to a rear door, allegedly using a credit card to force it open.
Suspected burglar may have struck other houses
A Nanticoke man admitted to police that he burglarized a home in the Ridgeview section of Newport Township and tried to rob several others.
Ruling on LCCC's accreditation nearing
The college, based in Nanticoke, is on probationary status over concerns expressed by accrediting body Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
Regional Briefs, Jan. 26, 2012
The Dunmore School Board commended a young physics teacher for her acceptance in a National Science Teachers Association program at Wednesday's meeting.
Police: Unruly bar patron left kids home with 'God'
A Nanticoke man arrested for public intoxication and disorderly conduct at a city bar left his children home alone, under "God's" supervision, police said.
Woman pleads guilty to stealing from dead man's home
The woman charged with two high-profile crimes in the last week - burglarizing a dead man's home and stealing a family's presents on Christmas Eve - agreed to plead guilty to one of the cases while in court Wednesday.
Kristen Mullen / The Citizens' Voice Students Ryan Little, left, of Lancaster, and Bob Venesky, of Carrolltown, stand with a group Wednesday near the Nittany Lion statue on the Penn State Wilkes-Barre campus.
"Colors of the Season" is on display through Feb. 23 at Luzerne County Community College's Schulman Gallery in Nanticoke.
Cops: Man threatens to stab area woman
BARRE TWP. A man facing unrelated trespass and assault charges was arraigned Monday on allegations he threatened to stab a woman.
Second lawsuit filed against Nanticoke bar
BARRE A second lawsuit has been filed against a Nanticoke bar and its owner in which a Mountain Top man says he was injured in a New Year's Eve incident that also resulted in the face of his friend being severely slashed.
Couple charged with stealing presents on Christmas Eve to buy drugs
Cara Asay, 29, and her boyfriend, Bradley A. Everett, 27, both of Nanticoke, were charged this morning in connection with a burglary at a Lee Park Avenue home.
Groups vie for some of Mericle settlement cash
BARRE Applicants seeking funding from a $2.15 million settlement resulting from the Luzerne County juvenile justice corruption case will come from a variety of agencies and organizations.
In another year, the sound of snowblowers might have been familiar in mid-January, but on Saturday morning the hum was remarkable.
Republicans kick off state campaigns
On a frigid, snowy day, Mike Arnold had a pretty good reason to be standing in a vacant lot in the Crestwood Industrial Complex.