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When he started his company, Dan Kimbrough never put his own portrait on his website. Read more
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Tariffs on Chinese imports and American exports have hurt American products and caused shortages, but the result is the U.S. is becoming more … Read more
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Just a few steps from the Mount Airy Casino Resort in the Poconos, the Frogtown Chophouse in Cresco describes itself as a comfy and cozy spot … Read more
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Ever since he was a child, Richard Pencek yearned for a way for his family’s farm in Lackawanna County to make enough money to survive. Read more
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As the economic wreckage of the COVID-19 war piles higher, some clients of the Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania s… Read more
At the height of spring along the Lehigh River in the Poconos, Kenneth Powley, president and owner of Whitewater Challengers, is usually paddl… Read more
Just before 8 am, as John Augustine opens his emails, he sets in motion a daily round robin of phone calls and discussions from his makeshift … Read more
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Leslie Collins met face-to-face with Scranton business owners. Read more
This Lackawanna County city, like many in the Northeast, has been through some hard times, well before the recent state-ordered shutdowns due … Read more
Metrics from around the nation clearly indicate that stroke remains of the deadliest afflictions in the United States. Despite availability of… Read more
It’s been talked about for years, but it still hasn’t happened – passenger train service from Scranton to Hoboken, New Jersey – but a new stud… Read more
For Scranton realtor Pat Rogan, house flipping has become a good source of income and has proven to be a successful way of doing business. Read more
As the suppressing drama of the coronavirus progresses, Northeast Pennsylvania’s health care system is still marching forward with targeted ex… Read more
The state has awarded low-interest business loans in six counties to spur job growth in several sectors, including the northeast region. Read more
When John Maday was walking along Public Square in Wilkes-Barre on a Wednesday morning in late March, he was one of the few people there. Read more
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