S. ABINGTON TWP. — Art students at Abington Heights High School recently had the opportunity to flex their creative muscles for a cause. Seven students in Abigail Fenton’s Art II classes designed T-shirt logos for a contest. The winning design will be pri
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WAVERLY TWP. — New Year’s resolutions often relate to health. Diet and exercise fads come and go. But township resident Gail Weinberger doesn’t need a resolution or fad to stay healthy. “It’s a lifestyle, and a way of thinking,” she said. A health coach a
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NEWTON TWP. — Abington Heights graduate Jason Bamford, Class of 2013, returned to his middle school to introduce a group of 42 gifted/enrichment students in grades 5-8 to the “Essence of Entrepreneurship” program. The Delaware resident graduated from the
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Pets are part of the family. When winter comes, they need special TLC just like your other family members do. Our cat, Maude, is an indoor house cat, so we don’t have to worry about her being out in the cold. If we make sure the house is warm and give her
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CLARKS SUMMIT — T’Shaiya Gibbons’ inclusion in a series of best-selling anthologies started with a whim and a Facebook message. Work by Gibbons has appeared in two books of the “I Just Want to Pee Alone” series, which is compiled and edited by author Jen
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NORTH ABINGTON TWP. — Linda Umerich’s New Year’s resolution is to spend more time outdoors, and 13 hours into the new year, she joined about 80 people for a hike through Lackawanna State Park. Clad in hiking boots and waterproof jackets, hikers of all age
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S. ABINGTON TWP. — Rati Kanani, director of the Kumon Math and Reading Center which opened in September at 860 Northern Blvd., knows first hand the benefits the program has to offer. “I started the Kumon program in seventh grade and stayed until 10th grad
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I love old things. Not for their monetary value, but for the history they offer. Recently, Sandra and Paul Morgan of South Abington were preparing to move. My husband was working at their residence and called me to stop over. Mrs. Morgan had some furnitur
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149 Penn Ave. Scranton PA 18503 
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