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What's Happening May 25-26, 2013 Edition
Enjoy the long holiday weekend!
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Matthew Magda to be inducted into Semi-Pro/Minor League Hall of Fame
Former Scranton Eagle and Current Luzerne County resident amongst the "Class of 2013" to be honored at Canton, Ohio, Ceremony in June
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Announcing Dave Day in Pottsville
Celebrate the life and work of Dave Naydock on Wednesday, May 29th
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Uptown Music Collective to present the 5th Annual Blues -A -Thon
The Uptown Music Collective is set to present its fifth annual Blues-A-Thon fundraiser, taking place June 7th and 8th 2013.
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Scranton Iron Furnaces to Host Arts on Fire Festival
The industrial arts festival will include an iron pour and industrial arts demonstrations.Both days will include art and food vendors, and music.
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TV Listings
Not sure what to watch tonight? Check out our TV Listings.
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Veterans!
Have a question you want answered on Veterans' View? Learn more here.
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Gas Tracker
Find the lowest gas prices in PA.
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Recalls
Learn about the latest recalls here.
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Teens!
Keep your teens safe when driving with 101 Days Of Summer.
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Travel Show
Attend an informative travel show about the Tuscany & the Italian Riviera tour.
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Alaska Cruise
Learn more about the Alaska & Inside Passage Cruise with Dave Kuharchik.
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Tuscany Tour
Learn more about the Tuscany & the Italian Riviera tour with Andy Mehalshick.
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Take Pride
Take pride in America and join us as we say the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Here For Good
The Luzerne Foundation, your community foundation.
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Mr. Food: Hash Browns October 5
Mr. Food says smile and say cheese! with his cheesy hash browns.
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Mr. Food: Country Ribs October 4
It's Ockotberfest time, and Mr. Food has the perfect meal for party goers to feast on -- his slow roasted country style ribs.
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Mr. Food: Maple Buns October 2
Mr. Food shows us how to make a wonderful breakfast treat.
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Mr. Food: Split Pea Soup September 27
It only takes 30 minutes, but Mr. Food says his split pea soup is so good -- you'll think it took hours to make.
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Mr. Food: Wagon Train Pot Roast Sept 21
Mr. Food prepares his Wagon Train Pot Roast.
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Buddy Check: Student Recruits People for Rare Cancer Study
If you live in Luzerne County, you have the unique opportunity to take part in a life-changing cancer study. But it won't just be your life...
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Buddy Check: Walking 4 Lori
Brian Russell is moving forward. Just two months after his vivacious 32-year-old wife died of breast cancer, he is planning perhaps the trip of his...
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Buddy Check: Ski for the Cure
It's an event six years in the making and raising thousands for breast cancer research and awareness. In this month's Buddy Check we're painting the...
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Buddy Check: Mary Lisa Lada
It is the 28th of the month, so time for our monthly Buddy Check Report. This month we are introducing you to a lively...
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First Lady Susan Corbet Marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month
State Capitol Fountain Turns Pink as First Lady Susan Corbett Kicks off Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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Information on Alzheimer's Disease
The Department of Health and Human Services today came out with a plan of attack to combat Alzheimer's Disease.
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Back To School Links
For Students Career Colleges and Technical Schools College Students Gateway Education and Career Statistics Education Resources, from USA.gov Grade Point Average (GPA) Calculator Kids.gov Libraries Online College Search School, College, and Library Locator Social Security...
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Common Cents – Making Every Dollar Count
Across the Commonwealth, pockets of school districts are turning to their neighbors to find ways to work together on behalf of their students and taxpayers...
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Science: It's Elementary
One in five American jobs require intensive math and science training, and every high-skill career demands employees with strong problem-solving and critical thinking...
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Pennsylvania Pre-K Counts
Investing in a Better Future for Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniaââ¬â¢s promise is our children â⬓ Pennsylvaniaââ¬â¢s future relies on early education today. If we want a good...
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Backyard Pond DIY
We are building a 6'x8' kidney shaped pond. However, you may choose any desired shape or size.
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Kitchen Cabinets
At one time or another, every kitchen seems to have a cabinet door that just won't stay closed.
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Low Maintenance Yard
Recessed stone edging allows you to place your mower wheel directly on the edging. This prevents the need to trim around the bed.
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Clean Paint
We all know that painting can be a messy job, so here are some fun quick tips to help you clean up before you get...
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Foundations Design
It's no secret that a foundation with structural damage can be a homeowner's worst nightmare. That's why it's important to make sure the design of...
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Social Media and Kids; The Good and Bad
It's truly amazing how many children, and adults, are hooked on social media. While the debate may continue over whether it's a passing fad or...
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BPA Found in Kids' Canned Food
BPA, the controversial substance that caused a panic among parents, and has been excluded in the manufacture of plastic baby bottles, has been found in...
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Chickenpox Lollipops?
Would you give your child a lollipop that was infected with the chickenpox virus? Most parents say no way, but others want to throw a...
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Diabetic Children More Likely to Have Asthma
A new study suggests that children with diabetes are more likely to have asthma, and that children that have both conditions find it more difficult...
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Helping Your Child Learn From Failure
Do you immediately run to the rescue and try to save your child from failing? Many parents, guardians, grandparents, aunts and uncles, friends, neighbors, and...
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