The Sunday Dispatch

WA Ring of Pride to take place on Oct. 29

Sunday Dispatch - October 23, 2021

Lowe’s 100 Hometowns Project lands in the City of Pittston

Sunday Dispatch - October 23, 2021

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Raises key focus in Luzerne County Council budget review

Sunday Dispatch - October 20, 2021

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Biden to visit Scranton Wednesday, speak at trolley museum

Sunday Dispatch - October 19, 2021

Grace Washney awarded Presidential Scholarship at The University of Scranton

Sunday Dispatch - October 23, 2021 0

SCRANTON — Grace Washney, of West Wyoming, is among the 18 students of The University of Scranton’s Class of 2025 awarded four-year, full-tuition Presidential Scholarships.

11 year old Frank Domoracki to receive bone marrow transplant

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Enjoying the Greater Pittston YMCA awards at The Banks

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Klem, Branley finish in top 20 at conference meet

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Pittston native to appear on JEOPARDY! tonight

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Through The Years: Warriors began taking control in 2005

Sunday Dispatch - October 23, 2021 0

At the time, Wyoming Area’s 41-28 victory over Pittston Area to end the 2005 regular season stood out simply because it was the highest-scoring game that the Warriors had ever won in what was then the 39-year history of the series.

Carmelo Falcone Award: Mruk, Dolhon brothers claimed award

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Pittston Area Season in Review: Patriots tired of “being in” games

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Wyoming Area Season Recap: Warriors have been through exciting late-game moments

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Ruane leading Misericordia golf team

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OPINION

Noah Feldman: Freedom of religion means freedom to say no to...

Sunday Dispatch - September 15, 2021 0

Whether you are religious believer or an atheist, it’s galling to realize that some people are feigning religious objections to COVID-19 vaccines to avoid compliance with mandates. And since the law requires that religious beliefs be “sincere,” it’s tempting to argue for strict policing of the legitimacy of requested objections.

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WA Ring of Pride to take place on Oct. 29

Lowe’s 100 Hometowns Project lands in the City of Pittston

Raises key focus in Luzerne County Council budget review

Biden to visit Scranton Wednesday, speak at trolley museum

LOCAL NEWS

Grace Washney awarded Presidential Scholarship at The University of Scranton

11 year old Frank Domoracki to receive bone marrow transplant

Enjoying the Greater Pittston YMCA awards at The Banks

Klem, Branley finish in top 20 at conference meet

Pittston native to appear on JEOPARDY! tonight

SPORTS

Through The Years: Warriors began taking control in 2005

Carmelo Falcone Award: Mruk, Dolhon brothers claimed award

Pittston Area Season in Review: Patriots tired of “being in” games

Wyoming Area Season Recap: Warriors have been through exciting late-game moments

Ruane leading Misericordia golf team

Weather

OPINION

Noah Feldman: Freedom of religion means freedom to say no to...

Virginia Heffernan: How to stop worrying that CRT will corrupt your...

By coming out, former Penn State standout Nassib proves his courage

Martin Schram: Rewrite history — before it happens

Doyle McManus: How do Biden’s first 100 days in office compare...

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Dr. Rhyan Mercado opening new chiropractic practice

Dancin’ in the street

Greater Pittston bouncing back from COVID

Nutrition Corner: Store apples the right way

Annual Labor Day Weekend spiritual event set to honor St. Joseph

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