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BUTLER TWP. — A township police officer who admitted to stealing $614 of gasoline has been fired, supervisors said. → Read More
Will Luzerne County voters still cast ballots and balotas? → Read More
At Crestwood School District, they’ve got an app for that. → Read More
Crestwood School Board accepted resignations of the district’s superintendent and business manager on Thursday. → Read More
There are two topics, Victor Perez said, that fathers don’t bring up when family members get together in his native Dominican Republic: baseball and politics. → Read More
On snowy days, Crestwood schools are ready to hold classes online. → Read More
Hazleton Area schools will close for the rest of the week due to a rise in cases of COVID-19. → Read More
Crestwood students will have opportunities to attend camps and online courses this summer. → Read More
HAZLETON — Fire surged through a condemned house and lit the sky on Thompson Street early Sunday. → Read More
Crestwood students will have a chance to go to summer school. → Read More
All employees of Crestwood School District can receive a vaccination against COVID-19 on Monday. → Read More
Finances in Hazleton Area schools grew healthier during the pandemic. → Read More
Crestwood students unmoored by upheavals in their school, home and social lives have a place to relax. → Read More
Horse racing loses and college students win in a move that Gov. Tom Wolf suggested in his budget. → Read More
A developer and the Hazleton Area School District swung a deal. → Read More
All Crestwood students reverted to virtual classes on Thursday after three new cases of COVID-19 were detected. → Read More
Crestwood students will spend two days in classrooms and three days studying from home each week, starting Oct. 19. → Read More
Two people were fighting when one shot the other Sunday afternoon on Perry Court. → Read More
An upswing in cases of COVID-19 reawakened sentinels watching for a resurgence in Luzerne County. → Read More
Gov. Tom Wolf advised schools to play defense against the coronavirus by canceling sports until Jan. 1. → Read More