Robert Tomkavage
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Past articles by Robert:
PPL default rate for electricity to rise
Some PPL Electric Utilities customers will pay hundreds of dollars more for service this year. → Read More
Easter traditions returning to area restaurants
The buffet is returning to Villa Maria Restaurant and the chocolate fountain is back at the Woodlands Inn. → Read More
Standard General buying WNEP-TV owner Tegna
WNEP-TV is being sold for the second time in just over two years. → Read More
Standard General to buy WNEP-TV owner Tegna
Standard General has agreed to acquire Tegna Inc., which owns WNEP, for $5.4 billion, according to Bloomburg. → Read More
Holiday shortages hitting stores
From booze to wreaths, holiday staples may be in short supply this year. → Read More
Geisinger to invest $58 million in new cancer center
Geisinger plans to make a significant investment that will bring high-quality cancer care to area residents. → Read More
Restaurant workers welcome end of restrictions
Longtime waitress Tracey Wickizer was thrilled to see Gourmet Family Restaurant filled up again. → Read More
Olyphant man faces charges connected to Capitol riot
A Lackawanna County man faces federal charges in connection to the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol. → Read More
Fidelity Bank to acquire Landmark Community Bank
Dunmore-based Fidelity Bank announced plans Friday to acquire the Pittston-based Landmark Community Bank. → Read More
Tobyhanna Army Depot hosts snow camouflage uniform testing
The testing was part of an ongoing study to determine the effectiveness of military overwhite uniforms. The attire, also known as "snow camouflage," is designed to conceal soldiers from different types of night vision sensors. → Read More
Budding business coming to Scranton
A store specializing in controversial, but legal, mood-altering hemp products will soon open in downtown Scranton. → Read More
NEPA pizza blog growing in popularity
Jim Mirabelli enjoys the thin, floppy crust and greasy texture of New York-style pizza. → Read More
Turkey sales business as usual for area farm during pandemic
Craig Pallman took a gamble and it paid off. → Read More