DEEDS COLUMBIA COUNTY Jeremy A. Heise. Property Location: Scott Twp. Seller: Joshua Caine Cheesman. Amount: $360,000. Benjamin W. Sheehe. Property Location: Beaver Twp. Seller: Stanley R. Keszkowski. Amount: $474,000. Dawn V. Zieger. Property Location: So
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ALLIED SERVICES Allied Services Integrated Health System announces two promotions. Laura Piazza Smith, RN, BSN, NHA, will transition from her current position as vice president and administrator of Allied Services Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
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Courtesy of the Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau The Pocono Mountains is home to 127 indigenous species of trees, plants and shrubs that illuminate the region come autumn. One of the most popular times to visit the region, autumn inspires festivals, activ
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The Henry Cancer Center at Geisinger Wyoming Valley now offers the TrueBeam radiotherapy and radiosurgery treatment system – a fast, non-invasive and precise image-guided radiotherapy to treat complex cancers in fewer sessions. Varian TrueBeam linear acce
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The Association of Fundraising Professionals NEPA Chapter will host a “Developing Donor Gift Acceptance Policies” workshop on Sept. 13 at The Café in Plains from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Presented by Attorney Stephen B. Killian, this session will cover the ba
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Lewis J. Critelli, President and Chief Executive Officer of Wayne Bank in Honesdale, announced the bank will support the Honesdale Lions Club in its continuing project to repair the Honesdale Borough Pool with a donation to the Wayne County Community Foun
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Keystone Community Resources, (KCR) recently went to the Disability Funding Rally at the Pennsylvania Capitol Building in Harrisburg to support funding for Pennsylvanians with disabilities and rallied for the “We Are Worth It, Fix The DSP Crisis!” initiat
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The NEPA Equitable Transit Council, spearheaded by the Scranton Area Community Foundation and the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia and comprised of more than 90 community leaders, announced the winners of the branding design contest and unveiled a new
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by Dave Gardner Ongoing improvements in the war against cancer include evolving screening techniques, the use of comprehensive specialty teams, and new weapons from the arsenal of science to create multiple treatment choices. Anand Mahadevan MD, professor
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by Phil Yacuboski After nearly a decade, Pennsylvania’s building codes are getting a remodel, which will change the way contractors and builders do their jobs. “They have increased the energy requirements significantly,” said Douglas Meshaw, codes expert
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by Dave Gardner Is war imminent, with the American business community at ground zero? President Donald Trump, fulfilling a prime campaign promise, has begun trade disputes on a series of international fronts, with tariffs as his prime weapon. According to
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by Phil Yacuboski Drive along any major interstate highway in the area and you’re likely to see warehouse space, housing anything from your favorite discount retail items to stuff you bought online. Pennsylvania’s warehouse space is booming and experts ar
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by Phil Yacuboski Northeast Pennsylvania is a hot real estate market for millennials, according to several national surveys that point to the area as a good place to buy a home. “The rental prices are very strong right now and the rental prices are very h
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by Carolyn Giordano Liza Murray of Scranton has been dancing since she was four years old. She still loves dancing today and found a way to turn her lifelong passion into a small business, 8 Count Dancewear, which opened in October of 2016 on Lackawanna A
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by Joe Sylvester Corporations like style, but they also like practicality, when having office space designed for their executives and employees. But office execs and staff are finding they have less personal, but more communal space, as a way to create co
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Leadership Lackawanna presented awards to several people and organizations during its 35th Anniversary Celebration. Recipients are, from left: Gene Munley, Prudential, Lifetime Leadership Award; Alana Roberts, PPL, Alumni Leader of the Year Award; Julie B
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by Dave Gardner Managing change as a leader involves varying paths and strategies, but can also rely on some simple but powerful themes. At Tobyhanna Army Depot, one of the region’s largest employers with total personnel approaching 4,000 people, a $2.9 b
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