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Monsignor Hrynuck ordained a priest for 75 years
Mitred Arch-Priest Monsignor Stephen Hrynuck celebrates his 75th Anniversary of his Ordination to the Priesthood on Wednesday, April 3, 2013 at Ss. Cyril and Methodius...
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Wilkes University Holds Annual Law Day on April 18
The event is free and open to any university or high school students who wish to explore a career in law.
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Registration Begins for Steamtown Marathon
Steamtown Marathon will be held on Sunday, October 13
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NCAA Division III to Grant Exploratory Membership to Penn College
Penn College's one-year NCAA Division III exploratory status officially begins Sept. 1.
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Rotary Donates AED to Honesdale Friends of Soccer
The AED, which automatically diagnoses cardiac arrhythmias and helps the heart re-establish an effective rhythm, will be kept at the Honesdale soccer field near the...
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Community: Mr Food
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Howard: Grilled Cheese Day April 12, 2013
May not know it, but it's national grilled cheese sandwich day, Howard shows us the best way to celebrate.
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Howard Test Kitchen: April 11, 2013
Howard has an ethnic treat that is versatile and tasty, he shows us how to make his English two in one.
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Howard Test Kitchen: Onion Strings
Howard has an idea that simple, versatile and makes a lot of dishes a whole lot better. He shows us his onion strings.
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Howard Test Kitchen: April 10, 2013
Lasagna is a classic Italian dish. But a lot of people shy away from making it because they think its too hard.Howard shows us some...
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Howard Test Kitchen: April 5, 2013 Bean Fritters
Tired of the same 'ole, same 'ole?Howard has the solution with his cowboy bean fritter recipe
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Community: Buddy Check
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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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Community: Health Beat
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Ski Report For March 2nd.
This week our own Les Still heads to Ski Sawmill in Lycoming County for this week's ski report.
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Ski Report For January 25th
This week Meteorologist Les Still heads to Tanglewood in Pike County for his weekly ski report.
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Ski Report For February 2nd
This week our own Les Still travels to Shawnee Ski resort to find out what the ski conditions will be like this weekend.
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Ski Report For February 9th
Each week our own Les Still travels to one of the many local ski resorts to find out what the ski conditions will be like...
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Community: ReadySetHome
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Child Proofing Power Tools
If you have children who frequent your work area, naturally you are going to use all of the safety devices that come with your tools....
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Attic Ventiliation
You need circulation in your attic to allow the heat to escape and prevent moisture build up or condensation. If you don't have proper ventilation...
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Magnetizer/Demagnetizer
Sometimes when you're working on a project and you need both hands. One to hold the pieces together and the other to tighten the screws,...
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Bat House
If the outside of your house is swarming with mosquitoes, there's an all-natural way to keep that pest population down. In today's Ready, Set, Home,...
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Cutting a 4x4
When you're working with a circular saw and a four by four block of wood, the saw blade is not going to cut completely through...
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Community: The Kids Doctor
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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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