Until our next-door neighbor Catherine Corcoran died last week she lived Irish and proud in the same spacious, well-kept white house where she grew up on North Irving Avenue in the Hill Section of Scranton. Independent and bright, Catherine, 81, paid attention to what mattered in the neighborhood. She cared about the world and did […]
Did armed and masked ICE agents recently terrorize a U.S. citizen in Scranton? Department of Homeland Security Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Philadelphia Field Office Public Affairs Officer Jason P. Koontz won’t say. Koontz won’t say if ICE didn’t swarm and terrify an innocent citizen, either. Koontz will say the story “sounds made up.” First […]
Lovebirds in the best sense of the breed, Helo and Kimmy live life as bold eagles flying together and defending their nest. Don’t mess with eagles. Even peaceful hunters know how to use their talons. But one-percenter bikers like Helo can be sensitive too. Ask any brother in his motorcycle club and he’ll tell you […]
“Violence in all forms is unacceptable,” said Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro during his keynote address on political violence in America at the 2025 Eradicate Hate Global Summit in Pittsburgh. Read Shapiro’s inspirational quote again. “Violence in all forms is unacceptable.” Such powerful words to live by from a Democratic sharpie campaigning with all his might […]
An extra-large King of NASCAR Richard Petty T-shirt and patterned green and black camouflage clothing added to the local color of the public meeting. Decent hard-working people concerned about the air, water and land filled the room that night more than a decade ago in Dimock Township in Susquehanna County. Both pro and con, we […]
