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Luzerne County Study Commission reaches milestone in review

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Luzerne County Courthouse

Luzerne County preparing for new five-year financial and strategic plan

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Luzerne County voters set to receive mail ballots early next week

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The former Pittston Hospital and the two other structures on the 13-acre property have been sold by Pittston City’s Redevelopment Authority to developer John Basalyga for housing development. Tony Callaio | For Sunday Dispatch

Basalyga to purchase former Pittston Hospital; Municipalities enter annexation agreement

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Dion E. Fernandes hired as new Luzerne County coroner

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Luzerne County Government Study Commission reaches agreement on ethics recommendation

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Luzerne County 911 telecommunicator Kaylary Santos will be honored at county council’s Tuesday meeting for assisting a caller in active labor on April 13. She provided emergency medical childbirth instructions in Spanish before medics arrived, officials said. Submitted Photo

Luzerne County 911 telecommunicator to receive proclamation for handling of childbirth...

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Luzerne County’s Election Board approved a pilot program to use this drop box in the Penn Place Building lobby in Wilkes-Barre for the May 20 primary election. It has a camera and other added security features. Times Leader File Photo

Luzerne County Election Board approves two drop boxes and pilot program

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Luzerne County Courthouse File Photo

Nine new Luzerne County prison corrections officers hired

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Luzerne County Emergency Management Agency Act 165 Coordinator Ronald Smith, left, and county Deputy Director of Emergency Services David Elmore look over a thick 2019 study that tracks hazardous chemicals passing through the county by highway, rail, air and pipelines, which will be updated this year. Jennifer Learn-Andes | Times Leader

Study to focus on hazardous materials passing through Luzerne County

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