Kathleen Bolus
The Citizens' Voice
Scranton, PA, United States
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Winter weather expected to be normal this season
After a mild start to the winter season, meteorologists say weather in January and February will be pretty average. → Read More
About $20,000 stolen from Scranton vendor at Peach Fest
Tara Kojsza noticed the three men lurking by her taco stand during Peach Fest at Montage Mountain. → Read More
Biden Scranton-bound for CNN town hall
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is heading back to Scranton on Thursday for a CNN town hall. → Read More
In Online Classes, Teachers Take Attendance Via Engagement
With the transition to online learning to finish out the school year amid the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, teachers have moved to taking attendance by engagement rather than a traditional roll call. → Read More
Victims in W-B shooting face Lackawanna robbery charges
Two Scranton women shot during a February robbery in Wilkes-Barre turned themselves into Blakely police Thursday on charges stemming from an armed robbery of a 16-year-old in January. Nichole Renee Santiago, 21, Scranton, who was paralyzed from the waist → Read More
Victims in W-B shooting face Lackawanna robbery charges
Two Scranton women shot during a February robbery in Wilkes-Barre turned themselves into Blakely police Thursday on charges stemming from an armed robbery of a 16-year-old in January. Nichole Renee Santiago, 21, Scranton, who was paralyzed from the waist → Read More
Queer NEPA to host meetups over coffee
SCRANTON — Growing up in Tunkhannock, Em Maloney, founder of Queer NEPA, didn’t have many opportunities like the local organization provides for people today. Maloney, 26, who identifies as queer and prefers to use the pronouns they/them, founded the orga → Read More
Lackawanna Trail students get jumpstart on careers and higher education with state grant
LA PLUME TWP. — Lackawanna Trail students will have the opportunity to get a jump on their careers and postsecondary education through a state grant and partnership with Keystone College. Department of Labor & Industry Deputy Secretary for Workforce Devel → Read More
Lackawanna Trail students get jumpstart on careers and higher education with state grant
LA PLUME TWP. — Lackawanna Trail students will have the opportunity to get a jump on their careers and postsecondary education through a state grant and partnership with Keystone College. Department of Labor & Industry Deputy Secretary for Workforce Devel → Read More
Scranton Diocese in search of new school super
As the Diocese of Scranton celebrates its schools this week, officials launched a search for a new leader who will focus on 21st century curriculum and preparing students for the next step. Catholic Schools Week, which ends today, coincides with the start → Read More
Scranton Diocese in search of new school super
As the Diocese of Scranton celebrates its schools this week, officials launched a search for a new leader who will focus on 21st century curriculum and preparing students for the next step. Catholic Schools Week, which ends today, coincides with the start → Read More
Boys and Girls program helps young men succeed
Without the Boys and Girls Club’s Young Gents Program, Raul Mendez would not have learned to play the guitar and start a band. “It’s one of the best places for me to go,” he said. “There’s so many things to do.” Raul’s band, A Work in Progress, was formed → Read More
Boys and Girls program helps young men succeed
Without the Boys and Girls Club’s Young Gents Program, Raul Mendez would not have learned to play the guitar and start a band. “It’s one of the best places for me to go,” he said. “There’s so many things to do.” Raul’s band, A Work in Progress, was formed → Read More
New priest named in church sex abuse scandal
A Jesuit organization released a list Monday detailing allegations of sexual abuse within the order that includes a priest with local ties who was previously not reported. The Rev. Francis C. Bourbon, S.J., who was not identified in the state grand jury r → Read More
New priest named in church sex abuse scandal
A Jesuit organization released a list Monday detailing allegations of sexual abuse within the order that includes a priest with local ties who was previously not reported. The Rev. Francis C. Bourbon, S.J., who was not identified in the state grand jury r → Read More
Abington Heights educator named Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year
Marilyn Pryle is a published author who teaches her sophomore English students at Abington Heights not just about popular prose but also compassion for others outside the classroom. On Monday, she joined a group of elite educators from around the state as → Read More
W-B woman's jewelry has a message
SCRANTON — Hartt Lang turned her passion for making handcrafted gifts for friends and family into a full-time job creating jewelry with thoughtful encoded messages. Lang started Dots and Dashes in 2015 and today the business, which sells jewelry with mess → Read More
W-B woman's jewelry has a message
SCRANTON — Hartt Lang turned her passion for making handcrafted gifts for friends and family into a full-time job creating jewelry with thoughtful encoded messages. Lang started Dots and Dashes in 2015 and today the business, which sells jewelry with mess → Read More
Online index a new direction in assessing schools
Calling it a “one-stop” location for information on student and school success, the Pennsylvania Department of Education launched a comprehensive tool on Thursday to help evaluate schools. The Future Ready PA Index replaces prior systems that gave schools → Read More
Casey claims third term in US Senate
Bob Casey and Lou Barletta each carried his home county in Tuesday’s election for U.S. Senate. Only one carried the day, though. Casey, the incumbent Democrat from Scranton, piled up big numbers statewide to claim his third term in the Senate with a decis → Read More