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KEYSTONE COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Giants win football home opener with 51-point outburst

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SCRANTON PREP FOOTBALL: Cavaliers closing in on division championship

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GIRLS VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: Abington Heights sweeps four straight opponents

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LACKAWANNA TRAIL FOOTBALL: Lions handle impressive list of opponents

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Abington’s Lillia Calvert nets the go-ahead goal, setting the new school scoring record, during the Wednesday, Sept. 25 game against Valley View. Buck Norton-Jennings | For Abington Journal

GIRLS SOCCER ROUNDUP: Calvert sets record, lifts Abington Heights to important...

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Abington Heights James Mitchell celebrates with teammate Joseph Pivirotto during the Comets game against Scranton on Tuesday, Sept. 24, at Scranton Memorial Stadium. Buck Norton-Jennings | For Abington Journal

BOYS SOCCER: Comets, Cavaliers locked in tight division race

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ABINGTON HEIGHTS FOOTBALL: Comets at .500 after falling twice on late...

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INDIVIDUAL BOYS GOLF: Kelleher’s district title leads way as Comets dominate...

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Lackawanna County Commissioners Bill Gaughan, left, and Matt McGloin, right, present a county Business Improvement Grant check for nearly $5,000 to Dave Yeager, founder and CEO of Showcase Ventures, Tuesday at the company office in the Chamber of Commerce Innovation Center. Showcase’s app is a human-curated, rather than algorithm-driven, streaming music-discovery platform that features new artists every day. Submitted Photo

Lackawanna County presents Business Improvement Grant check to Showcase Ventures

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The UNICO National Scranton Chapter recently donated $200 to The Wright Center for Patient & Community Engagement’s (TWCPCE) food pantry program. It’s the fifth year UNICO has donated to TWCPCE, which helps many of the most under-resourced individuals and families in NEPA. Participating in the presentation at The Wright Center for Community Health’s primary care community health center in Jermyn are, from left: Kara Seitzinger, The Wright Center’s executive director of public affairs and advisor liaison to the president/CEO; Amy Yando, president of UNICO Ladies Auxiliary; Mary Mararra, co-chair of TWCPCE; and Helayna Szescila, The Wright Center’s deputy chief governance officer. Submitted Photo

UNICO supports Wright Center food pantry

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