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Marywood University Opened Bar None Restaurant

Marywood University Opened Bar None Restaurant

The new public-facing venue is located within the campus Nazareth Student Center.

Live Poll

Should university-owned dining and social facilities be open to the general public?


Crime

Criminal Justice

Inmate Sentenced for Assault in Scranton

A federal judge sentenced a prisoner to 64 months for stabbing a fellow inmate with a weapon.

Inmate Sentenced for Assault in Scranton

Lifestyle

Administration

Scranton School District Reported Academic Progress

Superintendent Erin Keating outlined major literacy and preschool improvements made over the past 2.5 years.


Politics

Live Poll

Do you believe replacing traffic lights with stop signs makes your downtown area safer?

City Hall

Scranton Will Convert Traffic Signals to Stop Signs

The city will begin a 90-day test of new traffic patterns at 13 downtown intersections starting October 19, 2026.

Scranton Will Convert Traffic Signals to Stop Signs

Business

Live Poll

Should city officials name new public park facilities after deceased local business owners?

Openings & Closings

Scranton Council Moved to Name Splash Pad for Local Couple

City officials introduced an ordinance to honor Joseph and Margaret Dougherty at Capouse Avenue Park.

Scranton Council Moved to Name Splash Pad for Local Couple

Sports

Live Poll

Do you believe your community provides enough indoor sports facilities for local youth?

Basketball

Armory Athletics Will Open Scranton Complex in 2026

The former Watres Armory is being converted into a 102,000-square-foot indoor sports facility for local youth.

Armory Athletics Will Open Scranton Complex in 2026

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