Tuesday, April 29, 2025

Luzerne County website banner announces cost of dismissed election litigation

A scrolling red banner on Luzerne County’s website announces: “James Walsh v. Luzerne County cost to Luzerne County taxpayers to date $104,802.”

Federal judge dismisses election suit against Luzerne County

A federal judge has dismissed litigation Jamie Walsh filed against the county in October that challenged Luzerne County’s processing of 2024 general election voter registration and mail ballot applications.

Ziemba steps down as Luzerne County Republican Party chair

Gene Ziemba resigned as Luzerne County Republican Party chairman, effective immediately, according to an online announcement.

Luzerne County mail ballot drop box schedule posted

Luzerne County’s two mail ballot drop boxes will be available starting Monday for interested May 20 primary election voters, according to an online election bureau posting.

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Softball Roundup: PA, WA knock off division’s top teams

Marina Antal went 3-for-3 while Gabby Roman and winning pitcher Samantha Herbert each drove in three runs Thursday when Pittston Area continued its recent offensive prowess with a 12-2, Wyoming Valley Conference Division 1 romp over visiting Wyoming Valley West.

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Rehill scored her 100th high school career lacrosse goal

Wyoming Area’s Lyla Rehill scored her 100th high school career lacrosse goal in defeating North Pocono on April 22 at home. She scored an additional four goals on the day.

ALL-STATE GIRLS BASKETBALL: Ranieli selected to first team in Class 5A

Pittston Area’s Daniella Ranieli was recognized as a Class 5A all-state girls basketball player by Pennsylvania Sports Writers for the third time, but this time the senior went out as a first-team selection.

Patriots show off versatility in baseball win over Warriors

Pittston Area’s perfect first half of the high school baseball season can be measured in some of the team’s many impressive statistics.

NEXT LEVEL: Mruk throwing javelin for Princeton

Wyoming Area graduate Drew Mruk finished 11th of 24 entries while throwing the javelin for Princeton April 11 in the 44 Farms Invitational, hosted by Texas A&M.

LACROSSE ROUNDUP: Lady Warriors continue surge

Wyoming Area averaged a dozen goals while winning two of three girls lacrosse games during the week to improve to 3-1 since opening the season with three straight losses.

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