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Financial adviser, manager cial adviser told county council to the county for several years. budget or sur- •Improve financial account- Lawton detail county “mess” Tuesday. The refinancing of two bond plus. ing required by audits. The figure includes $293 mil- packages from 1997 and 1998 •Adopt a “re- The county is on the hook for and what could be done. lion in principal and $143 million alone would save $1.5 million, alistic and sus- $26.5 million this year for debt re- in interest and fees. he said. tainable” budget payment. Payments will increase The county could reduce pay- The rating also could allow re- for 2013. from $27.6 million to $27.9 mil- By JENNIFER LEARN-ANDES ments on “multiple” past bond lease of some or all of a $6 mil- •Show pro- lion annually through 2026, [email protected] packages by obtaining an invest- lion reserve fund required by in- Lawton gress imple- wrapping up with a $22.3 million Luzerne County government ment grade credit rating, said surers for a 2008 bond. menting home payment in 2027, Shearer said. owes about $436 million in out- Scott Shearer, of Harrisburg- Shearer advised county offi- rule reforms. County Manager Robert Law- standing debt through 2027 and based Public Financial Manage- cials to take the following steps •Prepare a multiyear plan ton said the administration is un- can’t do anything to refinance ment, or PFM, which has provid- to obtain a rating: proving the county will stay with- without a credit rating, a finan- ed financial recovery assistance •End the year with a balanced in budget. SeeCOUNCIL, Page 10A

AMERICAN LEAGUE YANKEES 2 BLUE JAYS 1 Mitt is it, ORIOLES 6 WHITE SOX 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE captures METS 9 PHILLIES 5 PIRATES 9 GOP nod CARDINALS 0

Ann Romney star speaker as she sings PSU PREPS FOR husband’s praises from podium. UNIQUE DAY, GAME Add emotional gymnas- tics to the list of things By DAVID ESPO Penn State will have to AP Special Correspondent deal with this weekend. TAMPA, Fla. — Former Massachusetts Preparing Gov. Mitt Romney swept to the Republican for his first presidential nomination Tuesday night, praised lovingly by his wife from the stage as game as a AP PHOTOS the “man American needs” and cheered by a head coach, hall packed with convention delegates eager Bill O’Brien Acrowd gathers Tuesday on the end of the boardwalk on Okaloosa Island in Fort Walton Beach, Fla., to watch rough surf generated by Hurricane Isaac as it moves through the Gulf of Mexico. to propel him into the fall campaign against emphasized that Sat- President Barack Obama. urday will be mainly The hall erupted in cheers when Romney about a football game strolled onto the stage and shared a kiss with when the Nittany Lions his wife of more than 40 years. open against Ohio at Isaac runs into La. “This man will not fail. This man will not noon at Beaver Stadium. let us down,” Mrs. Romney said in a prime- Easier said than done. time speech that sounded at times like a Eyes across the country heart-to-heart talk among women and at will be looking to see how Hurricane takes aim at city of New Orleans times like a testimonial to her husband. “It’s the moms who always have to work Penn State responds to harder, to make everything right,” she said, an offseason as tumultu- BY MICHAEL KUNZELMAN and STACEY PLAISANCE Associated Press and she vouched firmly for her husband: “You ous as any in college can trust Mitt. He loves America.” football history. Page 1B EW ORLEANS — Hurricane Isaac spun into the “I read somewhere that Mitt and I have a southern Louisiana coast late Tuesday, sending ‘storybook marriage.’ Well, in the storybooks Iread, there were never long, long, rainy win- floodwaters surging and unleashing fierce winds ter afternoons in a house with five boys Nas residents hunkered down behind boarded-up screaming at once,” she said in a prime time INSIDE windows. New Orleans calmly waited out another storm turn at the podium. ANEWS: Local 3A “A storybook marriage? No, not at all. Nation & World 5A on the eve of Hurricane Katrina’s seventh anniversary, Brandon Ellis rides his ATV up to Obitaries 6A the waves coming over the seawall SeeMITT, Page 10A Editorials 9A hoping the city’s strengthened levees will hold. alongside Beach Boulevard in Waveland, Miss. BSPORTS: 1B Business 7B Isaac, a massive storm span- hurricane that devastated that Stocks 7B ning nearly 200 miles from its city, while the first major Weather 8B center, made landfall at about speeches of the Republican Na- CTASTE : 1C 6:45 p.m. near the mouth of the tional Convention went on in Locals get Birthdays 4C Mississippi River. But it was ze- Tampa, Fla., already delayed and Television 6C roing in on New Orleans, about tempered by the storm Crossword/Horoscope 7C 75 miles to the northwest, turn- While many residents stayed DCLASSIFIED: 1D ing streets famous for all-hours put, evacuations were ordered in celebrations into ghost boule- low-lying areas of Louisiana and revved up vards. Mississippi, where officials WEATHER The storm drew intense scru- closed 12 shorefront casinos. By Senior hurricane specialist Stacy tiny because of its timing — just Stewart tracks Isaac at the Na- Lydia Mellner. before the anniversary of the SeeISAAC,Page 7A tional Hurricane Center in Miami. Delegates, officials impressed by Ann Clear. Low humidity. High 75 Low 55 Romney, Christie and Boehner. Details, Page 8B By STEVE MOCARSKY [email protected] C3i a local high-tech hub TAMPA, Fla.. – Local residents at the Repub- licanNationalConventionthisweek were excit- ed to witness Mitt Romney’s nomination to the Company does more than just pack zations and health industry software Republican ticket for president on Tuesday and and ship from Jenkins Twp. location. vendors. hear some notable speakers. Besides warehouse and shipping “The mood is very positive. Everybody’s very workers, the depot’s 75 full-time employ- excited. Today they officially nominated Mitt By MATT HUGHES ees include software engineers, hard- Romney and Paul Ryan (as the presidential and [email protected] ware repair technicians and managers, vice presidential Republican candidates), and JENKINS TWP. – In spite of its name, who receive, repair and distribute com- it’s very exciting to see that in person,” Scott the hardware services depot recently puters from the depot at the CenterPoint Henry, executive director of the Luzerne Coun- opened by technology company C3i is East Commerce & Trade Park. Between ty Republican Party, said in a phone interview more than a warehouse. 10 and 40 contract employees also work Tuesday night. You might call it a high-tech hub. at the depot as needed for specific pro- “Speakers were talking about the Republican Morristown N.J.-based C3i engineers, jects, C3i co-founder and CEO Joel PETE G. WILCOX/THE TIMES LEADER Party and how Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan are services and repairs computers and ap- Morse said at a ribbon cutting Tuesday. C3i Co-founder and CEO Joel Morse going to lead us back to prosperity,” Henry said, plications used by companies in the life The opening of the depot completes welcomes guests and local officials to adding that he looked forward to hearing Rom- 6 0981510011 sciences industry, including pharmaceu- his company’s ribbon-cutting ceremo- tical companies, clinical research organi- SeeC3I, Page 10A ny Tuesday at CenterPoint East. SeeLOCALS, Page 10A K

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COURT BRIEFS Police Department for their diligent efforts in pursuing this DETAILS case. SCRANTON -- A former New York City resident has been WILKES-BARRE – A city LOTTERY sentenced to life in prison for man was sentenced Mondayto robbing the M&T Bank in Ha- 15 to 30 months in state prison MIDDAY DRAWING nover Township in 2010. on three unrelated charges. DAILY NUMBER – 2-3-4 Kareem Shabazz, 54, was one Robert Gribble, 43, with a BIG 4 – 6-1-9-0 of five people charged for their last-known address of Davis QUINTO – 1-8-3-0-6 roles in the Oct. 30, 2010 rob- Place, was sentenced by Judge bery of the bank at 722 San TREASURE HUNT David Lupas on charges of crim- 04-05-12-24-28 Souci Parkway. inal trespassing, burglary and On May 4, after deliberating NIGHTLY DRAWING retail theft stemming from three less than one hour, a federal jury incidents in 2011. DAILY NUMBER – 7-3-9 returned the guilty verdict on all Gribble, who was represented BIG 4 – 6-5-8-7 counts. Senior U.S. District by attorney Christopher O’Don- QUINTO – 8-0-3-1-8 Court Judge James M. Munley nell, pleaded guilty to the charg- CASH 5 – 11-14-19-37-41 handed down the sentence es in April. Assistant District MEGA MILLIONS Monday. Attorney Molly Hanlon Mirabito Federal prosecutors said Sha- 04-09-40-45-50 prosecuted the case. bazz and two other people en- MEGA BALL 39 According to court papers, on tered the M&T Bank brandish- HARRISBURG – Four players ing weapons, including pistols June 18, 2011, police said Grib- matched all five winning and a sawed-off shotgun. The ble entered a city home and numbers drawn in Tuesday’s robbers vaulted the teller coun- tried to steal copper piping. AMANDA HRYCYNA/FOR THE TIMES LEADER Three months later, police said Godsmack plays the UPROAR Festival at Montage Mountain Tuesday night. Alternative-metal “Pennsylvania Cash 5” game ter, closed the blinds and or- so the jackpot will be worth Gribble entered the Uni-Mart on bands Shinedown and Staind, along with hard rockers Adelitas Way, played extra-long sets. dered employees and a custom- $125,000. South Pennsylvania Avenue by er to drop to the floor. Lottery officials said 202 Shabazz and the other robbers smashing a glass door. A surveil- players matched four num- left the bank with more than lance video showed Gribble bers and won $295.50 each; $17,000, got into a vehicle being allegedly taking a carton of Bands cause an UPROAR 8,010 players matched three driven by a co-conspirator, and cigarettes. numbers and won $12.50 traveled to New York. On Oct. 26, city police said each; and 102,101 players U.S. Attorney Peter J. Smith Gribble entered the Boscov’s Alt-metal and hard rockers matched two numbers and Department Store in Wilkes- won $1 each. praised the efforts of the FBI, provide day-long dose of the Pennsylvania State Police, Barre and tried to take $1,304 in and the Hanover Township jewelry. heavy music at Montage. OBITUARIES By BRAD PATTON Times Leader Correspondent Albert, Albert Sr. Brown, Francis Wyoming Area hires REVIEW Casterline, Lewis It was another day-long dose Chokola, Anne of heavy music on Tuesday as Gabriel, Ann Berkheimer for taxes the Rockstar Energy Drink UP- ROAR Festival screamed into Heller, Nancy By SUSAN DENNEY person for the job would be Scranton. Klinges, Andrew Times Leader Correspondent hired. Alternative-metal bands Shi- Kochanski, Stanley EXETER – Board member In other matters: nedown, Godsmack and Staind, Kubinetz, Patricia along with hard rockers Adelitas John Bolin reported that as of •The board tabled a plan AMANDA HRYCYNA/FOR THE TIMES LEADER Mirra, Anthony Way, played extra-long sets on Aug. 22, the district had hired that would raise the salaries of Godsmack plays Tuesday night at the UPROAR Festival at Mon- Mott, Ruth Berkheimer Associates of Ban- school administrators over a the main stage at the Toyota Pa- tage Mountain. gor to replace the troubled three-year period. vilion at Montage Mountain be- Smith, Nancy Centax/Don Wilkinson Agen- •Board members approved cause of the withdrawal of a fifth band, Papa Roach, due to its lead Page 6A cy, which has failed to distrib- an agreement with Luzerne singer’s illness. ute taxes to many Luzerne County Head Start Inc. to pro- Adelitas Way, featuring Penn- County political entities. vide Head Start with a class- sylvania native Rick DeJesus on District Business Manager room as well as cafeteria, res- lead vocals, took to the boards Tom Melone reported the dis- trooms and outdoor play space first for a seven-song, 35-minute trict has not had take out a tax at the Tenth Street Elementary set. Three singles from the anticipation note to cover the School at a rental fee of $3,000 band’s latest album “Home missing taxes. for the 2012-2013 school year. School Valedictorian” were the “So far, we’ve been able to In addition, the district will highlights as “Alive,” “Criticize” weather the storm,” Melone provide meals and snacks to and “Sick” fired up the crowd. WHO TO CONTACT said. the Head Start program at a The quintet ended strongly Before voting to accept the contracted rate of $14,768. with “Invincible,” the song that Missed Paper...... 829-5000 finance report, board Presi- •The tone lightened when a Obituaries...... 970-7224 originally put the Las Vegas- Advertising ...... 970-7101 dent Frank Casarella told resi- resident lodged a protest based band on the map in 2009. Advertising Billing ...... 970-7328 dents of the loss the district against the board decision al- Staind was next up and came Classified Ads...... 970-7130 has sustained from flood re- lowing the Field Hockey Par- out firing on all cylinders with Newsroom...... 970-7242 funds of paid property taxes. ent’s Association to sell confet- “Eyes Wide Open” followed AMANDA HRYCYNA/FOR THE TIMES LEADER Vice President/Executive Editor The district ratified a total of ti at home football games. The quickly by “Right Here.” Sully Erna of Godsmack plays during the UPROAR Festival at Joe Butkiewicz...... 970-7249 $54,376 in refunds to property association had asked for per- The quartet fronted by Aaron Montage Mountain Tuesday night. Asst. Managing Editor owners. mission to sell confetti and Lewis did its share of rocking, Anne Woelfel...... 970-7232 The board appointed several doughnuts. After a discussion but scored the biggest with its of Sully Erna (lead vocals, gui- Black” and Aerosmith’s “Walk City Editor new employees, including of the problems associated ballads including “It’s Been tar), Robbie Merrill (bass gui- This Way,” before bursting in Daniel Burnett ...... 970-7180 Frank Pugliese as director of with cleaning up after confetti, Awhile” and “Outside.” tar), Tony Rombola (lead guitar, with a super-charged “Keep Sports Editor physical plant/supervisor of the board voted the group will For its final number, another backing vocals) and Shannon Away.” John Medeiros...... 970-7143 building and grounds at a sala- be allowed to sell doughnuts ballad called “This Is It,” just Larkin (drums and percussion) Shinedown, an alternative- Editorial Page Editor ry of $52,644. but not confetti. singer Lewis and guitarist Mike did not let up, whipping the metal and hard rock band best Mark Jones...... 970-7305 Mushok remained on stage, Some residents questioned •The board presented a crowd into a frenzy with an al- known for the song "Second Features Editor with Lewis showing off some Sandra Snyder...... 970-7383 the hiring policy used to select new policy for concussion most nonstop barrage of music. Chance" and a few others used powerful vocals on the heartfelt Online Editor Pugliese. Board member Carl management in athletic pro- Early highlights included by WWE professional wrestling, number. Chris Hughes ...... 970-7329 Yorina fielded many questions grams. The policy will allow “Straight Out Of Line,” “Speak” was set to cap the festivities with To build anticipation for the Director, Interactive and New Media about the qualifications of the the district to comply with a next act, the lights dimmed as and “Re-Align.” After playing aperformance beginning Nick DeLorenzo ...... 970-7152 candidates for the position and new state law that took effect the full-length recording of AC/ probably its best-known song, around 10 p.m. Photo Editor the interview and testing proc- in July. DC’s “For Those About To Rock “Voodoo,” Erna climbed onto a The music on Tuesday began Clark Van Orden ...... 970-7175 ess that allowed the district to •The board also presented We Salute You” played on the second set of drums as he and more than four hours before the Community News ...... 970-7245 choose among them. for review a set of procedures loudspeakers. With a final Larkin put on a veritable percus- headliners took the main stage When that and other ap- that would allow board mem- sion clinic for the fans in Scran- as a multitude of bands perform- E-MAIL scream of “Fire!” from the re- News tips: [email protected] pointments were repeatedly bers to attend meetings from cording, the white curtain at the ton. ed on the secondary stages, in- Community News: [email protected] questioned by residents, Casa- remote locations by using front of the stage fell and God- The group, still featuring two cluding: Jager Band, Cruz, Can- rella asserted the board would speaker phones, teleconfe- smack crashed its way into its drummers, played the opening dlelight Red, In This Moment, stand by a recently adopted rencing and videoconferenc- opening number “The Enemy.” riffs to a few classic-rock staples Fozzy, Mindset Evolution, Re- nepotism policy and the best ing. For the next hour, the quartet such as AC/DC’s “Back in dlight King, Deuce and P.O.D. BUILDING TRUST LCCC details program to prepare students for college-level courses The Times Leader strives to correct errors, clarify stories and update them promptly. By JON O’CONNELL to speed on foundational math lus. Now I’m teaching arithme- it’s paying off. Our students are Leary said tuition did go up $12 Corrections will appear in this Times Leader Correspondent principles. tic,” she said. learning.” per credit from last year, but the spot. If you have information NANTICOKE -- Breaking The program, published by Saporito, the math department In other business: college is working to prevent fu- to help us correct an inaccu- down what Luzerne County Pearson, is called MyMathLab chair, said that after three semes- •In his report, Finance Dean ture tuition increases. racy or cover an issue more Community College President and relies heavily on the Internet ters of using the course, she has Joe Gasper said the preliminary “We’re constantly monitoring thoroughly, call the newsroom Thomas Leary called exciting to provide individualized study seen students show great im- audit numbers for the 2011-2012 costs to reduce the burden of en- at 829-7242. new initiatives, math professors programs that let students work provement. school year showed about a 7 per- rollment,” he said. explained a new program to pre- at their own pace but stay in a “When they do come out of this cent decrease in tuition revenue, He said a final enrollment pare incoming students for col- classroom environment. course, we can say with great and a 10 percent decrease in count could be made in about lege-level math courses. The classes are not for credit, confidence, ‘They’re ready for state-appropriated funds for the two weeks, so he could not accu- At Tuesday night’s board of but help students enroll in low- that (college-level) course,’” Sa- 2012-2013 year, but he said the de- rately say if the decrease will con- trustees meeting, math profes- level math courses and get into porito said. crease was anticipated. tinue this year. +(ISSN No. 0896-4084) sors Joanne Kawczenski and Ni- their major’s core classes, which She said 15 instructors have “We’re basically on target with •County Judge Richard USPS 499-710 cole Saporito said that because of may not be attainable without been trained to use the curricu- our projections,” Gasper said. Hughes was present to swear in high failure rates and too many them. lum for 42 course offerings at all “Not that it makes it good.” two new board members, Jack Issue No. 2012-242 unacceptable entrance exam Kawczenski said she arrived at of the college’s campuses. Two He said finance administrators Serafin and Frank Bognet. Denee Newsroom 829-7242 scores, they have been building a LCCC with different expecta- days into the school year, she said have asked academic department Nichols was also welcomed as [email protected] Circulation program since last spring that is tions. all the seats have been filled. heads to slim down, making only the board’s newest student repre- Jim McCabe – 829-5000 effectively bringing students up “I was excited to teach calcu- “It’s a big effort,” she said. “But necessary expenditures. sentative. [email protected] Published daily by:

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WILKES-BARRE Coal St. ceremony set Ex-W-B administrator lands N.M. job Mayor Tom Leighton will be joined by state, federal, and county officials for the public ceremonial J.J. Murphy hired Aug. 23 as east New Mexico area is gas and in their homes and that Mur- lighting of the new- city manager in Hobbs at an oil. phy’s was re-installed when he Two of the Wilkes-Barre city moved. The total tab came to ly installed street- annual salary of $140,000. lights on Coal administration’s biggest critics, about $14,000. Street and Walter’s Bob Kadluboski and Frank Sor- Leighton said the alarm sys- Way as a part of the ick, had anything but kind tems were installed after he and realignment project By BILL O’BOYLE words for the departing Mur- Murphy received threats from today at 7:30 p.m. [email protected] phy. anonymous parties. on Coal Street near WILKES-BARRE – It took a Murphy Cobb Kadluboski Sorick “I want the alarm system tak- Murphy is on the job for the Frog Pond Res- leap of more than 2,000 miles en out of his house,” Kadlubos- Hobbs, working for the past Leighton taurant. for former city administrator ki said. “As soon as he leaves, I week from his Wilkes-Barre res- Residents of Coal J.J. Murphy to land on his feet. unanimously hired Aug. 23 at initiatives,” Murphy said. want it back; it belongs to the idence. He said he is moving to Street will be present as well. This is Murphy, 41, who has been an annual salary of $140,000 to “Hobbs is a very attractive city taxpayers, or he should pay for Hobbs next week. one of the final phases of the project working as a consultant with replace the city manager who with a booming economy.” it.” His wife and five daughters until the roadway is fully opened and his firm Goals Inc., is the new retired in June. Murphy said the population The reference was to the dis- will join him at a later date. dedicated near the end of September, city manager in Hobbs, N.M. “This is a great opportunity of Hobbs is 43,000, making it closure early this year that Mur- Sorick responded, “Thank the city said in a news release. Hobbs Mayor Sam Cobb said to go to a community that has similar to Wilkes-Barre. He said phy and Mayor Tom Leighton Leighton has said the $14 million Tuesday that Murphy was the resources to try progressive the major industry in the south- had city-funded alarm systems SeeMURPHY, Page 10A Coal Street widening project will improve the gateway from Interstate 81 into the downtown. The project will add 90 new street- lights, provide 53 parking spots and provide improved signalization. Mother WILKES-BARRE Wilkes honor society cited Wilkes University’s chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha, the national political is facing science honor society, has been laud- ed as one of the best chapters in the nation by the national organization. Wilkes’s Pi Sigma Alpha chapter received one of the Best Chapter charges Awards for 2011-12, one of five awards presented nationally for chapters in schools with enrollments of fewer than 6,000 students. There are more than 740 chapters Angelina DeAbreau’s son facing of Pi Sigma Alpha on college and charges in Tyler Winstead’s death. university campuses across America. Political science professor Thomas Baldino serves as the faculty advisor By EDWARD LEWIS [email protected] for the Wilkes chapter. WILKES-BARRE – The mother of a UNION TWP. 14-year-old boy facing an undisclosed criminal charge in connection to the Cleanup at cemetery set shooting death of Tyler Winstead in April is expected to be charged with evi- Benscoter Cemetery Association is dence tampering and giving false infor- having a fall cleanup and repair of mation to investigators. stones at the old cemetery in Muh- Angelina DeAbreau is scheduled to be lenburg starting at 9 a.m. Sept. 8. Lot owners and any volunteers are arraigned Friday morning by District asked to help and to bring weed Judge Rick Cronauer trimmers, rakes and other gardening on charges of tamper- equipment. Wearing a long-sleeve DON CAREY PHOTOS/THE TIMES LEADER ingwithorfabricating shirt is advised. The event is expect- New Life Community Church has purchased the former St. Casimir Church in Hanover Township. The $251,000 physical evidence, ed to go on until at least 2 p.m. purchase price included the church, rectory and about 3 acres of land on Delaney Street. corruption of minors Lunch will be provided at Morgan and falsely incrimi- Hills Club House. Rain date is Sept. nating another per- 15. Call Ceil at 256-3129 or Bruce at son. 256-3870 with questions. Church resurrected Winstead The charges were filed Tuesday by city HARRISBURG police and Luzerne County detectives DUI enforcement planned and signed by Cronauer. New Life Community Church buys ex-St. Casimir Luzerne County District Attorney State and local police along with Stefanie Salavantis on Tuesday after- the Pennsylvania Department of noon declined comment on the charges By TERRIE MORGAN-BESECKER Transportation will take part in a until after DeAbreau is arraigned. [email protected] national DUI enforcement effort Winstead, 14, died April 5 after being through Labor Day on Sept. 3. ANOVER TWP. – found shot in front of DeAbreau’s house Pennsylvania’s DUI Task Forces, Closed two years at117 Hill St., where his friend and DeA- the state police and local law en- breau’s son, Elijah Yusiff lived. forcement statewide will conduct ago as part of wide- Yusiff told reporters Tyler was shot in H adrive-by shooting while walking home checkpoints and roving patrols as spread consolida- part of the crackdown. The “Drive tions within the Diocese of from playing basketball at the Catholic Sober or Get Pulled Over” effort will Youth Center on South Washington target impaired drivers and highlight Scranton, the former St. Casi- Street. the worsening problem of driving mir Church has been given a Winstead was found on the road near under the influence of drugs. new lease on life as a house of the curb while his shoes were found State statistics show drug-related loose on the sidewalk. There was blood crashes rose from 2,073 with 89 worship by the congregation of spatter on the sidewalk in front of 115 fatalities in 2005 to 3,073 with 116 aDallas Township church. Hill St. and 117 Hill St., and a small pool fatalities in 2011. Meanwhile, alco- of blood on the road near the curb where hol-related crashes decreased from Winstead was found. 13,350 with 582 fatalities in 2005 to New Life Community Church re- Winstead lived with his grandparents, 11,778 with 425 fatalities in 2011. cently purchased the St. Casimir prop- who were his legal guardians, at 119 Hill During last year’s Labor Day week- erty from the diocese, transferring its St. end, there were 111 alcohol-related worship services from the Twin Stacks Gideon Gaitano, New Life Community Church pastor, at the new location Yusiff was charged as a juvenile with crashes and three fatalities as well as Center on Route 415 that it had called at the former St. Casimir Church in Hanover Township. The New Life an unknown offense on May 30 during a 22 drug-related crashes. home the past three years. Church had been located at the Twin Stacks Center on Route 415. closed hearing in Luzerne County Pastor Gideon Gaitano said the Court. He returned to court for another church completed the purchase of the location. The church now has about100 Several former members of St. Casimir closed hearing on Aug. 10. roughly 3-acre St. Casimir property on members. The former St. Casimir can have stopped by to tell him the history Salavantis has maintained state law Delaney Street in July. The $251,000 hold 400 to 500 people. of the church. One man offered to clear prevents her from discussing the case purchase price included the church, “We wanted to move to an area snow from the parking lot as he had due to Yusiff’s age. WILKES-BARRE rectory and land. where there is more opportunity for ou- done for years when the church was Acounty judge sealed Yusiff’s record The congregation had been search- treach,” Gaitano said. owned by the diocese. “We were talking from the public. Speakers, mentors sought ing for a new home since last year as it Gaitano said he’s been impressed by The criminal complaint and affidavit had begun to outgrow the Twin Stacks the response of the community so far. SeeCHURCH, Page 4A Volunteers of America is seeking filed against DeAbreau will likely have local women to volunteer as speakers details about the shooting. and mentors for its Magnolia Project. Investigators searched DeAbreau’s Since early July, The Magnolia house on April 10 and April 13, at which Project has worked with girls in time they were seen removing bleach grades nine to 12, presenting them Charges forwarded against now-paralyzed man and a computer tower. A search warrant with guest speakers and activities to was also served for DeAbreau’s cell- boost their communication skills, phone records on April 30. self-esteem and ability to see them- By EDWARD LEWIS jailed despite being unable to post The officer was cleared of any Less than two weeks after the house selves as leaders among their peers. [email protected] $100,000 bail on charges related to a wrongdoing in the shooting by the was last searched, people removed furni- Volunteers can work in their home WILKES-BARRE – At most pre- home invasion in April. Luzerne County District Attorney’s ture and other belongings from 117 Hill district, in a school close to where liminary hearings, a victim testifies Rankin, 21, of Philadelphia, was Office. St. on April 25. The house has remained they work or at the storefront at 60 against a defendant who is in custo- paralyzed when he was shot by a Unable to walk, the wheelchair- vacant since. S. Main St. All prospective volun- dy, shackled and usually wearing a Wilkes-Barre police officer investi- bound Rankin appeared in street City, community and religious leaders teers will complete the PA Childline prison uniform. gating an April 9 robbery and as- clothes for his preliminary hearing earlier this summer started a grassroots and State Police Criminal Record The scenario was turned around sault at Ford’s apartment on Kidder in Wilkes-Barre Central Court. community initiative called Building background checks. An orientation Tuesday when Naeem Ford, 29, im- Street. The officer fired believing Ford and his girlfriend, Margarita Bridges, aimed at healing a community for volunteers will be at the store- prisoned on a probation violation, Rankin had reached into his waist- Martinez, 22, testified for more after Winstead’s death. The group held front at 6 p.m. Sept. 6. testified against his alleged attack- band for a weapon during a foot meetings to discuss ways on how to im- er, James Rankin, who has not been chase at night. SeeRANKIN, Page 4A prove city life and stem violence. CMYK

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Continued from Page 3A of sex abuse against girl than an hour about being awakened by an intruder, By EDWARD LEWIS and corruption whom they identified as Ran- [email protected] of minors kin, and repeatedly stunned WILKES-BARRE TWP. – Prose- against Zerby by a Taser and assaulted for cutors withdrew three sexual of- were with- 90 minutes. fense charges against a Lycoming drawn. Ford said he underwent sur- County man to relieve a teenage Asingle count gery to have a 16-inch rod in- girl from having to testify at a pre- of unlawful con- serted in his leg that was liminary hearing on Tuesday. Zerby tact with a mi- crushed in a car crash about a Instead, James Walter Zerby III, nor, a second-de- week before the alleged home 45, of Linden, is expected to plead gree felony that incorporates sex- invasion. He said Rankin guilty in Luzerne County Court to ual offenses, was levied on Zerby. stomped on his surgically re- having unlawful contact with the Roberts advised Zerby that if he paired leg six or seven times, child. does not plead guilty to the unlaw- stunned him with a Taser nu- Zerby was arrested by Newport ful contact charge, the original of- merous times and punched Township police in May after the fenses will be refiled. Zerby is fac- him in the face about 20 girl alleged he sexually assaulted ing three to 10 years in prison, Ro- times. her at a residence in Glen Lyon berts said. “He kept stomping on my from 2003 through 2006. Zerby is The negotiated plea deal erases left leg. It was unbearable known to the girl’s family. lifetime registration under the pain,” Ford testified upon The girl appeared for Zerby’s pre- state’s Megan’s Law, which would questioning by assistant dis- PETE G. WILCOX/THE TIMES LEADER liminary hearing before District have been required if Zerby was trict attorneys William Finne- James Rankin (in wheelchair) arrives Tuesday at central court in Wilkes-Barre for a preliminary Judge Michael Dotzel but did not convicted or pleaded guilty to the gan Jr. and Michelle Hardik. hearing on aggravated assault and burglary charges from an incident on April 9. have to testify when Assistant Dis- involuntary deviate sexual inter- He said the blows bent the trict Attorney Jenny Roberts and at- course charge. rod and he had to undergo a Rankin threatened to kill her ed his brother, David Hines, aggravated assault, simple as- torney Thomas Cometa an- He will have to register his ad- second surgery to repair his and offered a choice of how on April 8, Ford said. Hines sault, robbery, burglary, theft, nounced they reached a negotiated dress for 10 years if he pleads guilty leg. she wanted to be killed. was staying in the same apart- unlawful use of an incapacita- plea deal. to the unlawful contact offense. Martinez said Rankin “He said I could be shot in ment with Ford and Martinez. tion device and resisting ar- Roberts and Cometa told Dotzel Zerby remains jailed at the coun- stunned her with a Taser nu- the head or the heart,” Marti- District Judge Rick Cro- rest to Luzerne County Court. that charges of involuntary deviate ty prison for lack of $100,000 bail. merous times, causing perma- nez testified. nauer determined prosecu- Rankin was permitted to sexual intercourse, indecent as- Aformal arraignment is sched- nent burn scars on her chest, Rankin blamed Ford and tors established a case against continue to stay with his fam- sault, aggravated indecent assault uled on Nov. 2 in county court. arms and legs. She testified Martinez when police arrest- Rankin, sending charges of ily in Philadelphia.

New Life Community Church ly after it was put up for sale, which tano said. “We believe very strongly in the he said. CHURCH was founded 33 years ago. Prior to greatly assisted in the purchase of Thechurch’smessagefocuseson life-changing power of the Gospel. Gaitano said the church plans to Twin Stacks Center, it was located St. Casimir. the Bible as being the word of God. In this day and age when there is so introduce itself to the community in a barn in Franklin Township. “The first person who saw it pur- Services are very festive and in- much hurt and pain, the resurrec- with a corn roast on Sept.16. It will Continued from Page 3A Gaitano said the church sold the chased it. We see it as the hand of clude a lot of music and singing, he tion and love of Christ brings so begin offering worship services on with people in the community. Franklin Township property short- God opening the door for us,” Gai- said. much healing to hurting people,” Sept. 23. When they learned another church had purchased it, they were so hap- PATRICK KRASAVAGE py,” he said. & SON’S Auntie Liz’s LeaBednarskiofLyndwoodAve- • Plumbing - Diamonds in the Ruff nue, another former parishioner, LOW PRICES said she had been concerned about Heating - Sewer Where Your Pet Is One Of The Family ON WATER • Drain Cleaning the building’s future and was We make BLONDES BLING, Many Products, Services & HEATER Services thrilled to learn the church would • Bathroom BRUNETTES BOLD and REDS RADIANT! Spa Packages Available... INSTALL! Open retain its religious foundation. Remodeling 77DDaysays We Ensure Your Pet Enjoys Fingers and toes, glimmer and shimmer! AAWWeeekek “We saw a picture of a church in • Reasonable Rates • FREE Estimates 9am-5pm The Best Spa Experience Possible! TS Pittsburgh that was converted into • Licensed Master Plumber • 28 Yrs. Experience When you want the very best, By Appointment& CA • PA Lic & Ins. • Family Owned & Operated WELCOME abar-and-grill. I almost died,” Bed- ARE • Guaranteed Professional & Courteous Service Deja Vu Salon is your only option narski, 81, said. “This is making us 570-474-5421 much more comfortable.” 288-8766 www.dejavu315.com • 570-825-6111 80 NNorth MMountain Boulevard • Mountain Top, PA 756220 WHAT’S NEXT

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THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com ➛ NATION & WORLD WEDNESDAY, AUGUST29, 2012 PAGE 5A IN BRIEF France probing Yasser Arafat’s death

Many in the Arab world have long claims. Arafat filed a complaint asking for a suspected he was poisoned. However, the Institute of Radiation murder investigation. Her lawyer, Physics said its findings were inconclu- Pierre-Olivier Sur, confirmed on Tues- sive and that only exhuming Arafat’s re- day that the prosecutor’s office in Nan- By SARAH DiLORENZO mains could bring possible clarity. Pal- terre, the seat of the district where the Associated Press estinian officials have waffled on that military hospital is, has agreed to take PARIS — French prosecutors opened matter — initially approving the ex- up the matter. Next, a judge will be ap- amurder inquiry into the death of Yass- humation and then saying the matter pointed to lead the inquiry. er Arafat on Tuesday, his widow’s law- needed more study — only further fuel- Sur said in a statement that his client yer said, after she and a TV investiga- ing suspicions. would not comment because she want- tion raised new questions about wheth- Arafat died in a French military hospi- AP FILE PHOTO ed to let the judge do his work. er the Palestinian leader was poisoned. tal outside Paris in 2004 of what doctors Yasser Arafat died in 2004, and in Many in the Arab world have long sus- have said was a massive stroke, but the July his widow formally asked for a “This is a good step forward, any step pected that Arafat was poisoned, and a Swiss lab’s tests have renewed interest French investigation into his death. aimed at revealing the truth about Yass- Swiss lab’s recent finding of elevated in his death. The findings were first er Arafat’s death is good,” said Abdallah AP PHOTO levels of polonium-210 — a rare and broadcast by Arab satellite TV station vided the lab with his clothing and other Basher, who heads a Palestinian medi- Tigers just lyin’ around in Paraguay highly lethal radioactive substance — Al-Jazeera, which approached the lab on belongings. cal committee investigating Arafat’s This tiger looking out from a cage on Arafat’s clothing has fed those behalf of Arafat’s widow, Suha. She pro- After the results were released, Suha death. parked on zoo grounds Tuesday in Asuncion, Paraguay, is one of nine Bengal tigers and seven African lions from an Argentine circus that were stuck in a Paraguayan border town for two months. Paraguayan officials Parties, hope circus owners and Argentine officials work out the animals’ paper- work for re-entry.

KABUL, AFGHANISTAN silence NATO soldier is killed NATO service member was killed Ain an insurgent attack in eastern for Irene Afghanistan on Tuesday, and a hel- icopter crashed on a mission overnight, but no one was hurt, the international Vermonters will mark year coalition said. No details about the fatal attack were anniversary of devastation. released. The U.S.-led coalition force does not identify the nationalities of By DAVE GRAM casualties until individual countries Associated Press name them. WAITSFIELD, Vt. — For some, The Chinook helicopter made a hard there will be block parties and pa- landing in the eastern province of Lo- rades. For others, a moment of si- gar late Monday night, coalition spo- lence. Or it might be just another keswoman Lt. j.g. Amy Hession said. day of cleaning up the mess. The aircraft was heavily damaged, so But if there’s one unifying event, the crew destroyed it before they were it’ll probably be the sound of all Ver- evacuated from the scene, she said. AP PHOTO mont’s church and town hall bells re- Aman feeds his daughter Tuesday while sitting in front of his partly damaged house in Azaz, Syria. There was more verberating simultaneously through HAIFA, ISRAEL bloodshed in the country Tuesday as a car bomb ripped through a Damascus suburb, killing 12 people. the same mountain valleys that Hur- Military cleared in death ricane Irene’s floodwaters shredded exactly a year ago. An Israeli court on Tuesday cleared Gov. Peter Shumlin has called for the military of wrongdoing in the death the bell-ringing commemoration as of a young American activist who was Rebels focus on fight Vermonters make plans to pause on crushed by an Israeli bulldozer during Tuesday or the days around it to re- aprotest in the Gaza Strip nearly a flect on how far the state has come decade ago, rejecting claims by her since the remnants of Irene un- parents that the driver acted recklessly. Goal of united Syrian opposition remains elusive leashed the worst flooding in recent The verdict came after a seven-year memory, killing six people, wiping legal battle waged by the family of By BEN HUBBARD and ROBERT H. REID out hundreds of homes and busi- Rachel Corrie, whose death remains a Associated Press nesses, and cutting off whole towns powerful symbol on both sides of the AZAZ, Syria — In the foreign halls of with miles of wiped-out roads and Israeli-Palestinian conflict. power, the strategy is clear: Syria’s op- dozens of destroyed bridges. The family said it was considering an position should unite to present an al- Landlocked Vermont suffered the appeal to the Israeli Supreme Court but ternative to Bashar Assad’s rule — a worst damage along Irene’s trail of wanted to examine the full verdict step France’s president says would lead destruction, which left more than 65 before deciding. to diplomatic recognition. people dead from the Caribbean to As a move toward unity, Syrian exiles Canada. Cars tumbling like toys in PERRY HALL, MD. from the main opposition Syrian Na- roiling waters and covered bridges tional Council and other groups un- crumbling against muddy waves re- Teen brought gun, booze veiled a blueprint Tuesday in the Ger- main among the most indelible im- A15-year-old sophomore at a subur- man capital of Berlin for transition to a ages of Irene. ban Baltimore high school who made democratic, transparent society free of “Vermonters have a lot to cele- references to murder-suicide on Face- religious and ethnic favoritism. brate on the one-year anniversary of But rebels and civilians in the bomb- book has been charged as an adult in Irene,” Shumlin said as he an- shattered Syrian town of Azaz near the the shooting of a classmate on the first nounced a four-day tour, from Satur- Turkish border view such talk as hollow. day of school, authorities said Tuesday. day through Tuesday, of towns hurt They are deeply skeptical of all exiled Robert Wayne Gladden Jr. was being by the storm. “But we also need to leaders and believe what really matters held without bail on charges of at- AP PHOTO recognize that many people and is their fight on the ground to overthrow tempted first-degree murder and first- Syrians who had to flee fighting shout slogans Tuesday as they march toward communities still need our help.” the regime. degree assault, Baltimore County po- the Turkish side of the border near the Syrian town of Azaz. That’s obvious at businesses like “They have never come up with a lice said. A preliminary hearing was the White River Valley Campground united position that will save the peo- the first of its kind, was quickly shot lin by opposition exiles who drafted the in Stockbridge, where owners Re- scheduled for Sept. 7. The state’s at- ple,” said Fadi Hajji, 25, who had been down by U.S. officials who said talk of a 122-page transition blueprint during six becca and Drew Smith say they’re torney’s office did not know if he had a camped out along the Syrian border lawyer. with Turkey with his wife and two infant provisional government was premature months of consultations funded by gov- still overwhelmed by all the work Gladden’s last status update on his daughters for five days. “All they are given the deep divisions within the op- ernments of the United States, Germa- needed to get the place back open. Facebook page, posted the morning of good at is arguing. They don’t represent position movement. ny, Switzerland and private groups in “We need contractors, we need the shooting, read: “First day of school, anyone here and they don’t help.” The head of the main Syrian opposi- Norway and the Netherlands. electricians, we need plumbers,” Re- last day of my life. ... f--- the world.” There was more bloodshed Tuesday tion group, the Syrian National Council, Many in the SNC have been hoping becca Smith said. But the couple His father told The Associated Press as a car bomb ripped through a Damas- criticized the U.S. stand, saying that ef- the world community would impose a said they have no means to pay for that his son had been bullied. Balti- cus suburb, killing 12 people, according forts were under way to forge a united safe zone along the Turkish border, pos- all that’s needed. They’ve been out more County Police Chief James John- to the state news agency. Activists also front but that the process takes time — sibly extending to a no-fly zone over at of business since the storm and have son said at a news conference Tuesday said an airstrike in the town of Kfar Nabl especially in the midst of a raging civil least some areas. missed their mortgage payments that he was aware of the reported bully- killed at least13 people as fighting raged war. Since the uprising began in March the past two months. ing, but he said Gladden has not in- nationwide. “It seems to me as if the international last year, Syria’s opposition has been Janet Lumbra, a 37-year-old sin- dicated in conversations with detec- With no end to the carnage in sight, community is not prepared to take deci- plagued by divisions and infighting. gle mother from East Granville, said tives that bullying was a motive for the French President Francois Hollande sive decisions and blames the Syrian op- The strains within the opposition she’ll observe the anniversary by shooting. He did not disclose other called on the Syrian opposition Monday position for its own shortcomings,” Ab- were also evident on Tuesday when the continuing to work on the project of possible motives. to form a provisional government, say- delbaset Sieda told The Associated Paris-based SNC spokeswoman Bassma fixing up her flood-gutted home. Gladden continues to cooperate with ing France would recognize and support Press by telephone Tuesday from Swit- Kodmani, a founding member of the She and her 16-year-old son, Riley, investigators and was undergoing a it. zerland. group, resigned. She said the SNC had lived in a camper across the road for mental health evaluation, Johnson said. Hollande’s statement, believed to be Those comments were echoed in Ber- veered off course. months after the storm.

PHILADELPHIA Specter has cancer again Former Sen. Arlen Specter con- Authorities: Medical examiner stashed organs in locker firmed Tuesday that he is fighting cancer again, calling the latest diagnos- is “another battle I intend to win.” The Associated Press strange smell while sifting families of these deceased to topsies he conducted while against Berkland. His attorney The 82-year-old Specter issued a PENSACOLA, Fla. — A for- through furniture and boxes. think that someone’s loved working at the medical examin- Eric Stevenson declined com- brief statement through his Philadel- mer medical examiner crudely Investigators found formal- one’s organs are basically rot- er’s office. The medical examin- ment Tuesday. Phone calls and phia office. A family spokesman reac- preserved human brains, dehyde, a chemical used to em- ting away in a storage unit er’s office is now cross-referenc- emails to Pensacola Police hed by The Associated Press declined hearts and lungs in soda cups balm and preserve bodies, leak- somewhere, it’s horrible,” Mar- ing names in their database were not immediately return- to comment on the type of cancer or and plastic food containers ing from a 32-ounce drink cup tin told The Associated Press. during that time period, Martin ed. confirm news reports that he had been found inside a storage unit in with a cracked lid that was Berkland worked at the med- said. Officials are trying to deter- hospitalized. Florida, authorities said Tues- holding a heart, said Jeff Mar- ical examiner’s office from1997 Officials are also trying to lo- mine whether Berkland broke Specter, who was Pennsylvania’s day. tin, director of the District 1 until 2003, when he was fired cate family members for some any laws regarding biomedical longest-serving senator, has overcome Aman bought the contents Medical Examiner’s Office in for not completing autopsy re- of the victims, but many of the waste and the storing and dis- two bouts with Hodgkin’s disease, a of a storage unit at auction last Pensacola. The unit had been ports. Officials said he was also organs are not labeled, making posing of human remains. cancer of the lymphatic system, since week in Pensacola and made rented previously by Dr. Mi- performing private autopsies it nearly impossible to identify It was not immediately 2005. He also has survived a brain the gruesome discovery after chael Berkland. in the area, but it’s unclear if them. known why the organs were be- tumor and cardiac arrest after bypass being overpowered by a “How horrible it is for the any of the organs were from au- No charges have been filed ing stored there. surgery. K

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LEWIS J. CASTERLINE, 79, Ed- Stanley R. Kochanski Ruth E. Mott Francis Brown wardsville, died Tuesday, August 28, 2012, at home. He was born August 26, 2012 August 28, 2012 August 27, 2012 April 13, 1933, in Idetown, son of the late Mattie Oney Casterline r. Stanley Richard Kochanski, uth E. (Weitzel) Mott, 76, of rancis Brown, 73, formerly of Sha- and Emil Casterline. A graduate of M of Wilkes-Barre, passed away RMarsh Creek Road, Shickshin- Fvertown and resident of Allied Larksville High School, he served Sunday, August 26, 2012, at Golden ny, died early Tuesday morning, Au- Services, Scranton, passed away in the U.S. Army, and employed by Living Center (Summit), Wilkes- gust 28, 2012, under the care of the Monday evening, August 27, 2012, at Kraft Associates, and as a security Barre. Columbia Montour Home Hospice Moses Taylor Hospital, Scranton. Born in Wilkes-Barre on Decem- guard in the Luzerne County Cour- Born July 9, 1932, in Wilkes- at the Bonham Nursing Center, Barre, he was a son of the late Wil- where she had been a guest for the ber 6, 1938, he was a son of the late thouse. Preceding are brothers, Frank and Ann (Curley) Brown. Carl, Donald, Harold, Nathaniel, liam Vincent and Valaria Plonski last several weeks. He was of the Catholic faith and Larry, Richard, Emil; sisters Do- Kochanski. Born in Fort Collins, Colo., on loved by the staff at Allied for his rothy Blaine and Grace Casterline. Stanley was a 1950 graduate of April10,1936, she was a daughter of good nature. Surviving are his wife of 54 years, Marymount High School, Wilkes- the late Jacob and Natalie (Felker) Funeral services will be held Cerena Weaver Casterline, Ed- Barre. Weitzel. Thursday at 10:30 a.m. in the Kniffen wardsville; sons, Lewis Casterline He was employed for more than Ruth graduated from Timnath O’Malley Funeral Home Inc., 728 Main St., Avoca, with Father Phillip J. Jr., Ronald Tucker; sister Marjorie 10 years at Garden State Paper Mill High School in Timnath, Colo. Sladicka officiating. Burial will be Zimmerman, Edwardsville; grand- in New Jersey. He was superintend- Her last employer was Columbia private in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Ha- children, Ronald Tucker, David ent of Garden Apartments in County Farmers National Bank, zak, and Regina Omashall. teer, Hunlock Creek; Sarah Shaffer nover Township. Friends may call Tucker, and Ashley Tucker. Queens, Bronx, and Brooklyn, N.Y., Bloomsburg. She was in the bank- Surviving are his loving daugh- and Sam Shaffer, of Shickshinny Thursday from 10 a.m. till the time of Afuneral service will be at for many years. ing business for approximately 25 the service. Condolences may be re- ter, Cathylynn Han, and her hus- Lake; step-granddaughter, Tara 7p.m. Thursday in the Wil- After retiring, he moved to years, retiring in April 1997. corded by visiting at www.BestLife- band, Phillip, of Lititz, Pa; loving Stauffer, Bloomsburg; great-grand- liams-Hagen Funeral Home Inc., Wilkes-Barre and worked for Posten She was a member of the Town Tributes.com. grandchildren, Bethany Grace Han, children, Ryder and Aubree Wilson, 114 W. Main St., Plymouth. Taxi Company. Hill United Methodist Church, afreshman at Ball State University, Brynley Letteer; step-great-grand- Friends may call Thursday from 5 Stanley was also a volunteer fire- Shickshinny. She served as church Muncy, Ind.; Megan Marie Mooney sons, Lucas and Jacob Stauffer. to 7 p.m. fighter in Garfield, N.J. Stanley was organist, choir pianist, and sang in of Warrior Run; many nieces and ne- Her family would like to thank amember of Our Lady of Hope Par- the Chancel Choir for many years. Nancy Hancock ANTHONY J. MIRRA, 86, of phews, especially Jack and Tammy the Bonham Nursing Center and ish, Wilkes-Barre. Ruth, along with her husband, Leo- Wyoming, passed away Tuesday, Kochanski of Kingston; Jess and Va- their faithful staff for the wonderful Smith August 28, 2012, at the Regional He loved his daughter and grand- nard, enjoyed many travel trips with lerie Kochanski Nielson of Sacra- care given to our entire family. The Hospital of Scranton. children. He enjoyed summers in the Town Hill Over 50 Club, along mento, Calif.; Rob and Jolene Ko- family would also like to express August 28, 2012 Funeral arrangements are Lancaster County with them. Stan- with numerous other trips in and their gratitude to Columbia Mon- pending from the Gubbiotti Funer- chanski Wilson of Wilkes-Barre; Gi- ley enjoyed puzzles and making Mo- out of the country. tour Home Hospice for their tender al Home,1030 Wyoming Ave., Exe- ravian paper stars. He loved to deco- na Kochanski Dunbar of Rocky In her pastime, Ruth enjoyed ancy Hancock Smith, 80, former- and compassionate care. N ly of Ten East South Street and ter. Additional information will be rate his apartment at City Heights Mills, N.C.; Pam Bonomo of Dallas; making quilts. Many members of available at www.gubbiottifh.com. John and Kim Martinson of Nor- In lieu of flowers, contributions Washington Square Apartments in Apartments, where he had many her family have received the blessed may be made in her memory to the wich, N.Y.; Larry and Sissy Kochan- Wilkes-Barre, died Tuesday, August NANCY JO HELLER, 71, of friends and he volunteered as the gift of one of her quilts. She also en- Town Hill United Methodist 28, 2012, at Golden Living Center- ski of Plymouth; Joseph and Allison Kingston, died Friday, August 24, bingo caller. joyed gardening, yard sales, card Church, 417 Town Hill Road, Shick- Summit. Kochanski of Hanover Township. 2012, at Kindred Hospital, Wilkes- Stanley also cared for and loved games, cooking, baking and prepar- shinny, PA 18655. Born January 21, 1932 in Wilkes- Graveside services will be held Barre. Born in Bloomington, Ill., his three grand-dogs, his pugs, Kiz- ing Sunday dinners for her family. Amemorial service will be held Barre, she was a daughter of the late she was a daughter of the late Rob- zy, Kona, and Mia; and his bulldog, Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s She is survived by her husband, Gaylord Hancock Smith and Marga- at the Town Hill United Methodist ret Doran Smith. ert and Mildred Brooks Morrow. Kammy. Maternity Cemetery, West Wyom- Leonard D. Mott. The couple cele- Church on Saturday at 11 a.m. with Nancy attended Southern Junior He was preceded in death by his ing. The Rev. John Victoria will be Nancy was an active member of brated 57 years of marriage on Sep- her pastor, Bethany Wood, officiat- College in Buena Vista, Va., and Clare the Messiah Primitive Methodist wife, Elizabeth (Betty) Mikula Ko- celebrant. Family and friends may tember 19, 2011. Ruth is also sur- ing. There will be no calling hours. Tree Major’s Academy of Dramatic Church, Bear Creek Township. chanski, who died October 28,1964; meet at 9:30 a.m. at the Jendrzejew- vived by her brother, Jerome Weit- Interment will be in the Pine Grove Arts in Pleasantville, N.Y. She was formerly employed in the son, Stanley Richard Kochanski Jr.; ski Funeral Home, 21 N. Meade St., zel, Loveland, Colorado; two daugh- Cemetery, Harveyville. Arrange- Nancy loved dancing and contin- cafeteria at Meyers High School. brothers, Henry, Klem, Vincent, Wilkes-Barre. Memorial donations ters, Julie Letteer, Stillwater, and ments have been entrusted to the uously practiced and taught dancing Surviving are her husband of 50 Bernard, Joseph “Juskie,” Pat (Fran- may be made to the SPCA, 524 E. Laura Shaffer and husband Glenn, McMichael Funeral Home Inc., to girls until she retired. For a short time she worked and years, Jerry Heller, Kingston; son, cis); and an infant boy; sisters, Ceci- Main St., Fox Hill Road, Wilkes- of Shickshinny Lake; a son, Curtis Benton. Condolence messages may Jeffrey, Canton, Ga.; daughters, lia, Lillian (Lottie), Mary Romanc- Barre, PA 18702. volunteered at the D. Leonard Cor- Mott, at home; her grandchildren, be posted at www.mcmichaelfuner- gan Library at King’s College. Being Kim Heller, Breinigsville; Kelly Natalie Wilson, Benton; Jake Let- alhome.com. active in volunteering, she was a Vol- Miesch, Kingston; sisters, Bonnie unteer for Literacy and taught with Morrow, Rebecca Westhues, the Thresholds group at SCI Dallas Theresa Pietrucci; brother, Robert for many years. Morrow; several grandchildren. Anne D. Chokola Nancy cared about people. Acelebration of Nancy’s life Albert G. Albert Sr. ACelebration of Nancy’s Life August 27, 2012 will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at will be led by Pastor Peter Kuritz of Messiah Primitive Methodist August 28, 2012 Good Shepherd Lutheran Church on nne D. Chokola, 82, of Wilkes- Friday at10 a.m. at McLaughlin’s-The Church. Flowers will be accepted A Barre, passed away Monday, lbert G. Albert Sr. of Wilkes- Family Funeral Service, 142 S. Wash- on Saturday at the church. Ar- August 27, 2012, at the Mountain ABarre died Tuesday, August 28, ington St., Wilkes-Barre. Interment rangements are by the Yeosock Fu- View Care Center in Scranton. 2012. will be in Forty Fort Cemetery. Visita- neral Home, 40 S. Main St., Plains tion will be held at McLaughlin’s on She was born on January 1, 1930 Township. Born in Wilkes-Barre on June 22, Friday from 9 to 10 a.m. Permanent in Algodones, N.M., a daughter of 1930, he was a son of the late Isabel messages and memories can be ANDREW F. KLINGES, 85, for- the late Patrick and Dolores Pera Mouwad Albert and George A. Al- shared at www.celebrateherlife.com. merly of Dana Street, Wilkes- Vigil. bert. He received his education in Barre, passed away on Monday, She was a graduate of St. Joseph’s Wilkes-Barre. August 27, 2012, at Golden Living- College in Albuquerque, N.M., Summit, Wilkes-Barre. Albert’s faith in life revolved Funeral arrangements are where she received her bachelor’s of around his love of his family and his Rainy day not suited pending from the George A. Strish art degree in Education. love of the church and God. He was Inc. Funeral Home, 105 N. Main Anne was formerly employed at passionate about his family, work, St., Ashley. St. Joseph’s Hospital and by the U.S. history, education and the Maronite for a bikini parade Army Corps of Engineers in Albu- Catholic Church and community. MRS. ANN M. GABRIEL, of querque. The Associated Press nieces and nephews. He was a partner in Bloomsburg Wilkes-Barre, passed away Tues- For many years she and her hus- OCEAN CITY, Md. — A city in Funeral services will be held Fri- Metal Company. Albert; sisters Ann Gola, Ramzy Ly- day, August 28, 2012, at St. Luke’s band, Peter, owned and operated day morning at 9 a.m. from the Nat He was a lifelong parishioner of kon, Lorraine Dougherty; several China still holds the bikini parade Villa, Wilkes-Barre. the Chokola Bottling Company in &Gawlas Funeral Home, 89 Park St. Anthony + St. George Maronite nieces and nephews. record after a failed attempt in Funeral arrangements will be Wilkes-Barre. Ave., Wilkes-Barre, with a Mass of Catholic Church. He was involved Afuneral will be held Friday at 9 Maryland. announced by the Jendrzejewski Anne was a member of St. Mary’s Funeral Home, Wilkes-Barre. Christian Burial to follow at 9:30 in several educational and religious a.m. from Mamary-Durkin Funeral Organizers of Saturday’s effort Church – Our Lady of Fatima Parish a.m. in St. Mary’s Church – Our La- organizations throughout his entire in Ocean City to take the title in Wilkes-Barre. Service, 59 Parrish St., Wilkes- dy of Fatima Parish, 134 S. Washing- life. They included the Junior Barre. Services will be held at 9:30 from Huludao City in China fell She was preceded in death by her ton St., Wilkes-Barre. Interment Chamber of Commerce, the Centu- husband, Peter T. Chokola, in 2009. a.m. in St. Anthony Maronite Ca- short. Only about 325 women will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Ha- ry Club of King’s College, Wilkes tholic Church, 311Park Ave., turned out under rainy skies. She was also preceded in death by nover Township. Friends may call FUNERALS University, Wyoming Seminary, the Wilkes-Barre. Interment will be at her brothers, Babe Vigil, Jacob Vigil; Thursday from 5 to 8 p.m. at the fu- Brad Hoffman, who organized National Apostolote of Maronites, Saint Mary’s Cemetery, Hanover sisters, Eliza Archibeque and Bea- neral home. the parade for the North Ocean Keystone College, the Lebanese Township. Friends may call Thurs- ADELSON – Elaine, Shiva 2 to 4 trice Vigil. In lieu of flowers, memorial dona- City Business Alliance, blamed p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. today American University, the Eparchy Surviving are children, Susan tions may be made to Make-A-Wish, day from 4 to 7 p.m. the rain for the poor turnout. through Thursday at 146 Maple- of St. Maron, the Luzerne Founda- Memorial contributions may be wood Drive, Laflin. Chokola, Wilkes-Barre, with whom 1327 Pittston Ave., Scranton, PA Organizers were trying to at- tion, Tele Lumiere, and Noursat. made to St. Anthony + St. George APPEL – Helen, funeral 11 a.m. she resided; Christopher P. Choko- 18505. Online condolences may be In addition to his parents, he was tract more than1,085 to break the today in Howell-Lussi Funeral Maronite Catholic Church, the la, Wyoming; Lisa Marie Chokola, sent by visiting Anne’s obituary at preceded in death by his brother Ed- record set in China earlier this Home, 509 Wyoming Ave., West Wilkes-Barre; grandson, Mark Jo- www.natandgawlasfuneralhome- Eparchy of St. Maron, the Luzerne Pittston. ward and his sister Lavonne. Foundation, or the Osterhout Li- month. BRUNNER – Lawrence, cele- seph Chokola, Wilkes-Barre; several .com. Surviving are his wife, Barbara brary. The 25-block parade included bration of life 9 a.m. Thursday in Bolus Albert; son, Albert G. Albert McLaughlin’s, 142 S. Washington women of all ages. St., Wilkes-Barre. Funeral Mass Jr.; daughters and sons-in-law, Kim- 10 a.m. in the Church of St. berly and Mark Boackle, Barbara Nicholas. Visitation 4 to 8 p.m. Patricia A. Kubinetz and Matthew Cuddy; grandchil- today in McLaughlin’s. dren, Alexandra Cuddy, Isabella and CICERCHIA – Bernice, funeral 2 August 28, 2012 Daniel Boackle; brother George E. NOTICE p.m. today in Mayo Funeral Home Inc., 77 N. Main St., Shick- shinny. Visitation 1to 2 p.m. atricia A. Kubinetz, 77, of Lu- today. P zerne, passed away Tuesday TO ALL CRAGLE – Martha, funeral 11 a.m. morning, August 28, 2012, at Mano- OBITUARY POLICY Thursday in Curtis L. Swanson rCare, Kingston. Funeral Home Inc., corners of The Times Leader publish- Born in Dallas, she was a daugh- VETERANS Routes 29 and 118, Pikes Creek. es free obituaries, which ter of Mary Kennedy Murray and Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. have a 27-line limit, and paid today. the late George Murray. obituaries, which can run and ex-service personnel who have loyally CUMBO – Theresa, funeral 10:15 For many years she was a wait- with a photograph. A funeral a.m. today in Graziano Funeral ress at Vic-Mars and Hottle’s Restau- served their country in peace and in war. Home Inc., Pittston Township. home representative can call rants, and was a member of Donegal Mass of Christian Burial 11 a.m. in the obituary desk at (570) Society in Wilkes-Barre. If you were honorably discharged and The Nativity of Our Lord Parish 829-7224, send a fax to (570) (Holy Rosary R.C. Church), Patricia was a loving wife, moth- 829-5537 or e-mail to tlo- Duryea. Friends may call 9 to er, grandmother and great-grand- live anywhere in the State of [email protected]. If you 10:15 a.m. in the funeral home. mother. She was a person who al- GILLIS – Mary, funeral 10 a.m. fax or e-mail, please call to Pennsylvania, you are now entitled to a ways gave and never expected any- Thursday in Grontkowski Funer- confirm. Obituaries must be thing in return and loved all kinds of al Home P.C., 51-53 W. 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Continued from Page 1A charged in stabbing late Tuesday, more than 100,000 homes and business- Pedro Delgado, 25, of West yet been held. es had lost power. Hazleton, allegedly stabbed a Earlier this month, Gelb Ed Rappaport, deputy di- scheduled Delgado for an Oct. rector of the National Hurri- man in the leg in June 2011. 9trial. cane Center, said Isaac’s core Gelb said Tuesday that Del- would pass west of New Or- gado must live with his moth- leans with winds close to 80 By SHEENA DELAZIO er on West Fourth Street in mph and head for Baton [email protected] Hazleton, and that he would Rouge. WILKES-BARRE – A West not be released from the coun- “On this course, the hurri- Hazleton man charged with ty prison until a probation of- cane will gradually weaken,” stabbing another man in the ficer confirmed the address. Rappaport said Tuesday leg during a fight in June 2011 Delgado, who represented night from the Miami-based has been released from prison himself Tuesday with standby center. He said gusts could AP PHOTO on bail after making the re- counsel, was charged on June reach about 100 mph at The Waterfront Seafood company is flooded Tuesday as water covers Shell Belt Road in Bayou La quest because he had not been 19, 2011, after an altercation times, especially at higher Batre, Ala. brought to trial more than 180 on 3rd and Mine streets in Ha- levels which could damage days after his arrest. zleton, where Wendy Henri- high-rise buildings in New you,” New Orleans Mayor strophic failures during Hur- said the Obama administra- Pedro Delgado, 25, with a quez told police Delgado Orleans. Mitch Landrieu said, urging ricane Katrina. But in a city tion’s disaster declaration fell last known address of North stabbed him in the leg. Gelb As Isaac neared the city, people to use common sense that has already weathered short of the federal help he Third Street, was released ordered Delgado to have no there was little fear or panic. and to stay off any streets Hurricane Gustav in 2008, had requested, and asked for from the county prison on contact with any victims in With New Orleans’ airport that may flood. calm prevailed. apromise to be reimbursed $7,500 unsecured bail by the case. closed, tourists retreated to Tens of thousands of peo- While far less powerful for storm preparation costs. Judge Lesa Gelb after a hear- Early last month, Delgado hotels and most denizens of a ple were told to leave low-ly- than Katrina, Isaac posed Local officials, who im- ing Tuesday. also made a request to have coastline that has witnessed ing areas, including 700 pa- similar political challenges, a posed curfews in Mississip- Delgado asked to be re- the charges against him dis- countless hurricanes decided tients of Louisiana nursing reminder of how the storm pi’s Harrison, Hancock and leased on nominal bail in Feb- missed because it had been to ride out the storm. homes, but officials decided seven years ago became a Jackson counties. And in ruary because a trial on charg- more than 365 days since his Officials, chastened by me- not to call for mass evacua- symbol of government igno- Theodore, Ala., 148 people es of aggravated assault, sim- arrest and he had yet to stand mories and experience, ad- tions like those that preceded rance and ineptitude. took refuge in a shelter at the ple assault, reckless endanger- trial -- a violation of his speedy vised caution. Katrina, which packed 135 Political fallout was already town’s high school by midday ment and harassment had not trial rights. “We don’t expect a Katrina- mph winds in 2005. simmering. Republican Gov. Tuesday, with minds focused like event, but remember Isaac also promised to test Bobby Jindal, who canceled as much on the past as on the there are things about a Cate- aNew Orleans levee system his trip to the convention, present storm. gory 1storm that can kill bolstered after the cata- Our Newest Men’s Line Also, many other new HAS ARRIVED... designer PS n’ T lines SNI IPS arriving! Mon-Tues 10-5 SALON and DAYSPA Wed-Fri 10-7 Jewelry & Gifts! Sat 10-5 651 WYOMING AVE • KINGSTON • 287-1115 3130 Memorial Hwy. • Dallas (across from Agway) • 675-7427 NEW SEASON! NEW STYLE! Get a new hairdo for the summer

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OUR OPINION: BACK TO CLASS Parents, don’t be marked absent

O TO SCHOOL. SCHOOLS’ SITES That’s not a com- mand for students • Berwick Area: G starting classes this www.berwicksd.org • Crestwood: week in most Luzerne County www.csdcomets.org public school districts, but rather • Dallas: www.dallassd.com arecommendation for their par- • Greater Nanticoke Area: ents and guardians. www.gnasd.com Go to your child’s school as of- • Hanover Area: ten as practical, because it sig- www.hanoverarea.org • Hazleton Area: nals that you care about learning www.hasdk12.org and expect your son or daughter • Lake-Lehman: to do well academically. Your in- www.lake-lehman.k12.pa.us volvement matters. Loads of re- • Northwest: search suggests that students www.northwest.k12.pa.us whose parents serve as volun- • Pittston Area: teers for PTA-type groups, at- www.pittstonarea.com • Wilkes-Barre Area: tend school activities and visit www.wbasd.k12.pa.us with teachers tend to get better • Wyoming Area: grades than their peers whose www.wyomingarea.org parents are no-shows. • Wyoming Valley West: Pay visits to the elementary, www.wvwspartans.org middle or high school where your student spends each week- day, because you should know to multimillion-dollar district what happens there. Is the build- budgets and plans to scale back ing safe? What’s served for full-day kindergarten? What lunch? The more familiar you are about districts in which public with the school’s standard oper- corruption has festered; ating procedures, special events shouldn’t grownups with a vest- and trends, the better equipped ed interest in the district – as tax- MAIL BAG LETTERS FROM READERS you can be to communicate with payers or parents, or both – be in your son or daughter, maintain- the seats during each monthly will be meaningful dialogue. ing close bonds even through board gathering? Voter ID law assaults SEND US YOUR OPINION Ihope and trust that people writing those tricky teen years. Perhaps your schedule won’t letters and discussing issues would have Show up for a school board allow you to be at every bake Letters to the editor must include the democratic process writer’s name, address and daytime respect for the candidates. meeting, too. Or a bunch of sale, pageant and PTA meeting. phone number for verification. Letters Frank Mrufchinski them. After all, it’s during these You’re busy; we get that. But, for would like to comment on the new should be no more than 250 words. We Nanticoke public sessions when elected offi- starters, can you periodically Pennsylvania voter ID law. I have been reserve the right to edit and limit writers cials from your community de- scan the school district’s website Iinvolved in politics for 35 years and I to one published letter every 30 days. cide on the policies and pro- for general announcements and have never encountered a case of anyone • Email: [email protected] Inertia on JFK cover-up grams affecting your child’s important updates for parents trying to misrepresent themselves as a • Fax: 570-829-5537 legitimate voter. • Mail: Mail Bag, The Times Leader, 15 school experience. Too often, and caretakers? N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 1871 1 signals many concerns adults don’t take an interest in Do your best to get to school The real reason for this new legislation, these meetings unless the agen- often between now and June. as is now obvious, is to suppress the vote Regicide: The Official Assassination of da includes a hot-button topic You won’t receive a letter grade in key demographics. Even Republican John F. Kennedy” was published in such as a new student dress code at year’s end; but for your child’s House Majority Leader Mike Turzai, in a Growth in Wilkes-Barre “2002 and is purportedly based on gov- or a football coach’s status. sake, you don’t want to fail this remarkable combination of childlike in- ernment documents that Robert T. Crow- Shouldn’t equal scrutiny be paid assignment. nocence and political stupidity, admitted ley, assistant director of clandestine oper- that this law will allow GOP presidential measured at the bars ations of the CIA at the time of the Kenne- contender Mitt Romney to win the state. ne of the most famous business writers dy assassination, turned over to historian What is most distasteful is the intellectual- Gregory Douglas four years prior to his QUOTE OF THE DAY ly insulting argument used by the support- of all time, Peter Drucker, once said Othat profits are the end result of many death in 2000. As photocopied government ers of this law that they are concerned “Men and women keep dying, and good decisions a business makes along the documents reproduced in “Regicide” detail about the “sanctity” of every vote. I guess the who, how and why of the assassina- we are to presume that the votes of the way. U.S. policies keep accelerating the Child rearing can be seen the same way. tion, you would think responsible people 758,000 people who might not be able to in government and the media would feel centrifugal forces that are driving cast ballots have no sanctity. The many good decisions a parent makes will only improve the chances of a well- some obligation to end that colossal cover- the country towardcivil conflict This legislative action is nothing less up – since very few rational people believe than an assault on the democratic process adjusted child. …” In the same vein, the plight of Wilkes- the Lee Harvey Oswald fable. itself. At a time when we are trying to It is a sick joke to me that many of the instill in students a sense of civic duty and Barre is the net result of many corrupt Sarah Chayes decisions made along the way. Obviously if people making hay on the Jerry Sandusky The senior associate with the Carnegie Endowment for International an appreciation for the political efficacy of child sexual abuse cover-up have not the the franchise, our legislators pass laws you water down your pool of teachers Peace published a commentary Sunday about Afghanistan, where, through nepotism, education will suffer. least intention to live up to their obliga- analysts say, the war that began only a month after the Sept. 11, 2001 placing greater restrictions on access to tions under the Constitution’s misprision the ballot box. They have acted in bad Can you imagine a football team filling its attacks has slipped off most people’s radar screens and is considered by of treason clause. For the past 10 years, I faith and their actions are truly un-Amer- positions through nepotism? It would be a many to be over. have tried to have people in the news ican. disaster. media and state and federal governments At least 10 other states controlled by the Iwant to take this point further, howev- take seriously their responsibilities to the same party have passed similar voter sup- er, on a much more serious level. OTHER OPINION: WEAPONS SALES Republic and its people by sending them pression laws. Numerous legal challenges Anybody who talks about growth down- excerpts, and in some cases complete have been filed, and I do not know if the town can’t escape the fact that much of the books, to no avail. Documents published in Pennsylvania courts will allow this law to “growth” is measured in part by the open- U.S. is arms king, “Regicide” reveal FBI Director J. Edgar stand. But the fact that it has advanced ing of bars and taverns. Bars can come this far in so many states is alarming and with a heavy price tag. If you consistently Hoover to have been an active participant might require intervention from the feder- pour alcohol into people, the “byproduct” in the assassination and its cover-up. So but at what cost? al courts or the U.S. Department of Jus- will be something horrible (at least eventu- subsequent FBI directors have had as part tice. It also substantiates an immutable ally). This includes strip clubs as well. of their job description the continuance of lesson learned from the civil rights move- Mark Robbins that deception. On that basis, I can have N A WORLD full of unmet Arms sales have important no more confidence in the Freeh report human needs, too much is implications for both buying ment: The states cannot be trusted to Forty Fort guarantee individual rights. than I would have in the work of any other spent on military weapons, and selling countries. known dissembler. Ithe bulk of which comes For the buyers, particularly James E. Burns Kingston Gov. Romney succeeded Another cause for lack of confidence in from the United States. A study developing countries, money the Freeh report is that for many years released Friday by the non-par- spent on arms leaves less for at stopover in Poland retired FBI agent Ted Gunderson tried tisan Congressional Research education, health care, infras- Pittston festival spans unsuccessfully to have action taken at the Service said that America is tructure and other items that ov. Mitt Romney returned earlier this federal level on gross pedophilia activities, again the world’s top arms deal- could improve their people’s generations of family month from a triumphant visit to Eu- but no one in government or the media er, with $66.3 billion in sales in standard of living. Grope. would follow up on his initiative. What is a 2011, the largest in its history. For Americans, these sales n August 19, the last day of the Pitt- Iwas particularly impressed with the cover-up aberration at Penn State, it Developing countries made should raise questions as to ston Tomato Festival, a 4-year-old boy journey to Poland. Among others from seems, turns out to be job one in the main 84 percent of the purchases. whether the United States be- Owalked across the stage to participate Poland, Lech Walesa invited Romney to body of politics, media and medicine. Top U.S. customers were Per- longs at the top of the list of the in the search for “Little Mister Tomato.” Poland. Walesa, Pope John Paul II and As a congenital skeptic, I never really sian Gulf states including world’s arms merchants, partic- His name? Ronald Reagan were instrumental in doing bought into the Paterno and Second Mile Oman, Saudi Arabia and the ularly to countries of the devel- Sammy Daley. away with communism. facades, but the NCAA’s measures make United Arab Emirates. India oping world. His dad is Sam Daley and his grandfa- Romney and Walesa met and that ac- me believe its president’s current power and Taiwan were other U.S. cli- ther was Sam Daley. His uncle, Val D’Elia, complished much good. trip isn’t that far removed from what Sand- ents. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette founded the Pittston Tomato Festival. We see with the present administration usky did under color of the Second Mile; “Hometown proud” cannot begin to that the missiles the Unites States had in but he is doing openly what the other did EDITORIAL BOARD describe the feelings of my brother Sam Poland were removed. I’m sure this was somewhat less so. Rahm Emanuel must be PRASHANT SHITUT and myself, or the remembered love that discussed by Gov. Romney and Walesa, the proud to have him as a student in his President and CEO/Impressions Media my dad and uncle had for Pittston. former leader of Poland. “Making the Most of a Crisis” class. JOSEPH BUTKIEWICZ MARK E. JONES Jane Daley Harris There are many more important issues Martin Husovich Vice President/Executive Editor Editorial Page Editor Miami, Fla. to be brought up. Let us pray that there White Haven

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platform that calls for tax cuts —not government spending — MITT to stimulate the economy at a Boehner really time of sluggish growth and 8.3 percent unemployment. Continued from Page 1A On economic matters, the What Mitt Romney and I have is platform backs extension of the areal marriage,” she added in an tax cuts enacted in 2001and stole the show appearance meant to cast her 2003 and due to expire at year’s multimillionaire-businessman- end, without exception. It also turned politician in a softer, calls for an additional 20 percent more likable light. reduction in income tax brack- Editor’s note: Aaron Kaufer, Re- The Romneys watched on tel- ets that Romney favors. publican candidate for state repre- CONVENTION evision at a hotel suite across In a time of 8.3 percent unem- sentative in the 120th Legislative the street from the convention ployment and the slowest eco- District, is attending the Repub- hall as delegates sealed his hard- AP PHOTO nomic recovery in the post- lican National Convention in Tam- NOTES won victories in the primaries pa, Fla. He agreed to file reports to Republican presidential candidate former Massachusetts Gov. World War II era, that went to and caucuses of last winter. Mitt Romney and his wife, Ann, watch the Republican National the crux of the campaign for the The Times Leader about the go- New Jersey put him over the ings-on there. WEDNESDAY’S Convention from their hotel room on Tuesday. White House. top in a ritual roll call of the The GOP platform also pledg- RNC SCHEDULE states. TAMPA, Fla. -- The day started most instantly from the podium cluded Hispanic candidates for es that a Republican-controlled ❏ 7 p.m. - Call to order New Jersey’s governor, Chris off with a breakfast featuring a • Remarks by Senate Republican Christie, had the difficult job of at a convention postponed once office, former Rep. Artur Davis, Congress will repeal, and Rom- few big names including Speaker leader and Convention Temporary following Mrs. Romney before and dogged still by Hurricane aformer Democrat and member ney will sign, legislation to re- of the House Chairman Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. the cheering crowd. Isaac. The Democratic presi- of the Congressional Black Cau- peal the health care legislation John Boehner, • Remarks by Sen. Rand Paul, Christie, the convention key- dent has “never run a company. cus, businessmen and women Obama won from a Democratic- R-Ky; Christopher Devlin-Young Josh Romney, noter, declared, “Leadership He hasn’t even run a garage sale and former Sen. Rick Santorum controlled Congress. So, too, for and Frank and Jeanine McDonnell or seen the inside of a lemonade of Pennsylvania, Romney’s most the measure passed to regulate ❏ 8 p.m. matters.” Luntz. • Remarks by Sen. John McCain, “It’s time to end this era of ab- stand,” declared Reince Prie- persistent, conservative neme- Wall Street in the wake of the ••• R-Ariz; Attorney General Pam sentee leadership in the Oval Of- bus, chairman of the Republican sis in the nominating campaign. 2008 economic collapse. Boehner real- Bondi, R-Fla.; Attorney General fice and send real leaders to the Party. To send Romney and ticket- On abortion, the platform ly stole the Sam Olens, R-Ga; Gov. Bobby White House,” he said. The opening session passed mate Paul Ryan into the fall says, “The unborn child has a Jindal, R-La; Sen. John Thune, Kaufer show giving a Republican mockery of Presi- up no opportunity to broaden campaign, the convention fundamental individual right to R-S.D.; Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio. dent Barack Obama began al- Romney’s appeal. Speakers in- quickly approved a conservative life which cannot be infringed.” very good ❏ 9 p.m. speech -- even making fun of the • Remarks by Gov. Luis Fortuño, way people pronounce his name. R-Puerto Rico; former Gov. Tim The 2012 convention is the sec- names including House Speaker esting, to say the least.” Somebody bumped the lights Pawlenty, R-Minn; former Gov. ond that U.S. Rep. Lou Barletta, R- John Boehner, Mitt Romney’s son What she found most memora- while he was speaking, and we Mike Huckabee, R-Ark LOCALS ❏ 10 p.m. Hazleton, has attended – and his Josh Romney, and FOX News ble Tuesday was voting on minor- learned what Speaker Boehner first as a congressman. Channel analyst and Republican ity rules and “a lot of chanting • Remarks by former Secretary of Continued from Page 1A looks like with some “mood light- State Condoleezza Rice; Gov. “Ann Romney learly energized political strategist Frank Luntz. about points of order not being ac- ing.” Susana Martinez, R-N.M. ney’s wife, Ann, and New Jersey the crowd and shared a side of her “Boehner really stole the show knowledged.” ••• • Vice presidential nominee Rep. Gov. Chris Christie speak Tues- husbandmanyAmericanshaven’t giving a very good speech – even Anthony Antonello, a 33-year- After the breakfast, Gov. Tom Paul Ryan, R-Wis. day night. seen,” Barletta said. “And Gov. making fun of the way people pro- delegate from Pittston, said Rob- Corbett and Lt. Gov. Jim Cawley “I think Ann Romney will pro- Chris Christie really energized nounce his name,” Kaufer said. ert’s Rules of Order were ignored shook hands and took pictures as vide some important perspective the crowd. They were right on After the breakfast, Gov. Tom and leaders “blew off” anyone well as U.S. congressmen from on Mitt’s personality and leader- message and said exactly what Corbett, Lt. Gov. Jim Cawley and who wasn’t a Romney supporter. er of the House Sam Smith hosted Pennsylvania. ship that not many people have. the people here wanted to hear,” some U.S. congressmen from “It was the biggest power grab ev- a"Whiskey Rebellion," which was She’s a pretty incredible person in he said. Pennsylvania shook hands and er seen in the Republican party,” ••• very well attended for members of her own right, having multiple Barletta said earlier in the day posed for photos. Monday night, he said. Last night, Pennsylvania Speak- the Pennsylvania delegation. sclerosis and raising five chil- that he hasn’t seen such enthusi- Kaufer said, state Speaker of the Antonello said he held up an 8- dren,” Henry said. asm for a presidential ticket as he House Sam Smith hosted a well by-10-inch Ron Paul sign behind Henry was also excited to hear has for the Romney/Ryan ticket attended “Whiskey Rebellion” for Gov. Tom Corbett as Corbett was p.m. Tuesday. Christie, “someone from a state in many years. members of the state’s delegation. makingatelevisedspeechandthe MUNICIPAL BRIEFS Borough Council will hold a very similar to Pennsylvania, a Aaron Kaufer, Republican can- But not all Republicans were feed was cut. work session meeting at 7 p.m. state that’s had trouble financially didate for state representative in happy with all the proceedings. “They didn’t want it to look like JENKINS TWP. – Refuse and Wednesday, Sept. 5. The regular and a governor like our governor, the120thLegislativeDistrict,said Holly Anderson, 27, of Dallas, Pennsylvaniawasdivided,thatwe recycling collection for Labor council meeting will be at 7 who’s had to make some tough Tuesday started off for him with a said her first convention as an al- weren’tallinlockstepbehindMitt Day will be on a day late sched- p.m. Wednesday, Sept 12. All choices.” breakfast featuring a few big ternate delegate was “very inter- Romney,” he said. ule. meetings will be held in the Monday pickups will be col- borough building, 144 Academy St., Luzerne. lected Tuesday, regular Tuesday He said the county has few New window garbage stickers pickups will be collected capital improvements to show Wednesday. All refuse and recy- are now due and on sale at Ger- COUNCIL rity’s Supermarket, Union for the $27 million bill that must cling must be placed at curbside be paid the next 15 years. He the night before scheduled col- Street, Luzerne. Garbage will Continued from Page 1A not be picked up without the used the word “binge” to de- lections. new window sticker. A garbage raveling the “spider web of trans- scribe much of the past spending The municipal offices will be and recycling schedule is also actions” using borrowed funds to of borrowed funds. closed Monday in observance of available. The Street Depart- publicly explain how the money Roughly $20 million of the Labor Day and will reopen on ment will continue to pick up was spent. debt must be repaid by the state Tuesday at 8 a.m. The monthly yard waste every other week, For example, the county bor- for improvements at Luzerne work session scheduled for indefinitely, due to the warm rowed a combined $71million in County Community College, he Wednesday, Sept. 12 at 6:30 weather conditions. Residents 2004, 2005, 2008 and 2009 solely noted. p.m., has been canceled and the are reminded the borough does to fund deficits and operating ex- Councilwoman Elaine Mad- regular monthly meeting will be not pick up grass clippings and a penses, records show. don Curry said the presentation at 7 p.m. current garbage sticker is re- Lawton told council past coun- is a “testament” for the county’s quired for yard waste pickup. ty officials twice obtained cash switch to home rule govern- LUZERNE – The regular Also, the Charles Street Park for operating expenses with an ment. AIMEE DILGER/THE TIMES LEADER monthly meeting of the Luzerne “Brick Fundraiser” is still under unusual financing mechanism “What a mess,” she said. Hanover Township tax collector Mildred Luba holds petitions Sewer Authority will be at 7 way. involving county owned Moon Council Chairman Jim Bo- signed by citizens in favor of using tax collectors. Lake Park in Plymouth Town- beck thanked Shearer and the ad- ship. ministration for presenting the pay. The tax collectors are paid three cities where collection is well in the next phase of his ca- The park was “leased” to the “terrifying facts” in a “calm $3.50 per bill. handled by the county, he said. MURPHY reer.” Luzerne County Industrial De- tone.” Hanover Township tax collec- County Treasurer’s Office Murphy said he met “some velopment Authority on paper. The county has about $21.5 tor Mildred Luba told council Manager/Tax Administrator great friends” in Wilkes-Barre, The authority borrowed funds to million of borrowed funds left for members she will present a pet- Laura Beers estimated the coun- Continued from Page 3A and he said Leighton and former give the county money to cover future capital projects, officials ition from more than 3,000 con- ty could save several hundred God,” when told of Murphy’s new Mayor Tom McGroarty gave him the opportunity to develop his the imaginary lease, and the said. stituents who want to keep tax thousand dollars handling the job. county repaid the bond with in- Council members also dis- collectors. service in-house. “Does he need help packing?” administrative skills. “I learned from each of them,” terest to “sublease” it back. cussed options for county tax Luba’s husband, Len, said the Council members said they Sorick asked sarcastically. “He “That’s the legacy that’s been collection Tuesday. elected tax collectors have an av- need more research and discus- will no longer be milking the tax- Murphy said. “I’m thankful to handed down to the council and Under home rule, council has erage collection rate of 92.65 per- sion before voting on the matter. payers of Wilkes-Barre.” Mayor McGroarty for giving me Murphy also came under fire my start in city government. And staff and taxpayers,” Lawton the power to stop using 69 elect- cent for county taxes. The collec- The council meeting contin- for his role as a consultant during Mayor Leighton is an incredible said. ed tax collectors or reduce their tion rate is 90 percent in the ued past 11 p.m. leader and a good friend.” the city’s attempt to privatize its Murphy graduated from King’s parking assets. The parking au- College and received his master’s thority retained as its consultant degree from Marywood Universi- Fox Rothschild, a Philadelphia ty. C3I law firm where Murphy’s broth- Murphy said the corruption er, Patrick, is a partner. scandal in Luzerne County that Continued from Page 1A Fox Rothschild hired J.J. Mur- led to convictions and guilty the consolidation of C3i’s U.S. phy’s company – Goals Consult- pleas of elected and appointed of- ing – and paid him $300 per hour. ficials has tainted the reputation support personnel in Northeast- Murphy received nearly $35,000 of the entire region. ern Pennsylvania, a process that in fees before the authority “Some people have painted all began in 2007 with the opening capped consulting fees and the government workers with that of a call center in Plains Town- plan was later scrapped. same broad brush,” Murphy said. ship that employs 125 customer “J.J. Murphy has cost the city “This area will have a real chal- service workers and managers. way more than he is worth,” Sor- lenge to motivate people in the C3i also employs 55 at a client ick said. future to get involved with gov- site in Swiftwater, Monroe Coun- ernment.” Leighton praises Murphy ty. Murphy said he is one of 30 Morse said the company’s The mayor has another view- people in Pennsylvania who have point. move to Jenkins Township was earned the highest level of exper- influenced by a local workforce Leighton said Murphy is “a tise from the International City/ familiar with the service industry proven leader and effective ad- County Managers Association – ministrator” who served the city that of “credentialed manager.” and the site’s close proximity to and the community “with dis- Amajor in the Air Force Re- the call center in Plains Town- tinction” for years. serves, Murphy said he is most ship. It was also heavily swayed “He has served his country in proud of his community work in by an attractive state incentive the U.S. Air Force and was de- Wilkes-Barre. package, he said. ployed to Africa in 2008 and Haiti Murphy’s new boss, Mayor “It’s pro-business growth,” PETE G. WILCOX/THE TIMES LEADER in 2010,” Leighton said. “His Cobb, said Murphy was the unan- Morse said. “We have seen really Bjarni Nermoe, left, senior director at C3i, gives a tour of the company’s recently opened hard- achievements extend beyond his imous choice of the city commis- excellent support by Pennsylva- ware depot in CenterPoint East in Jenkins Township on Tuesday. service to the city government.” sion and himself. nia and Luzerne County … ” He said Murphy’s GOALS “His administrative abilities That support included state said having a pre-constructed, building, we could not be here.” would be quite appropriate to say Foundation, which he founded, impressed us, along with his mil- opportunity and job-training modifiable space to move into Greater Pittston Chamber of that this acts as a beacon to other played significant roles in the itary training and his responses grants totaling $560,000 and played a major role in the compa- Commerce President Joseph D. companies that might consider construction of two playgrounds to our questions,” Cobb said. “We $454,000 in job creation tax cred- ny’s decision to relocate. Burke said he was optimistic the investing here and carrying out in the city, and the organization liked what he had to say about his has broadened access to sports vision for our community and its its, according to Steve Yokimish- “As we looked around and we company’s consolidation in the their work in the community.” for countless area youths through future.” yn, regional director of the Gov- needed to make decisions in a area could spur future job oppor- According to its website, C3i, grants. Cobb said he did check out ernor’s Action Team. short time period, this building tunities. headquartered in Morristown, “J.J. was a trusted adviser as Murphy’s background and his The depot occupies 41,000 had to be ready, it had to be emp- “At the end of the day we think N.J., has about 1,400 employees my administrator, and Wilkes- time in Wilkes-Barre. He said he square feet in a 92,400-square- ty and ready for us to come in and that C3i will create the opportu- in its operations in the United Barre’s loss is certainly Hobbs’ was aware of the alarm system footbuildingleasedfromMericle design it the way we wanted to nity for jobs, and good job oppor- States, Bulgaria, China and In- gain,” Leighton said. “I wish him controversy. Commercial Real Estate. Morse design it, and so without the tunities,” Burke said. “I think it dia. CMYK

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FIELD HOCKEY PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS I.L. BASEBALL Olympian Yanks Selenski is Back to football? skipper back at earns Virginia award Shavertown native took a break from college to prepare In season away from home, for the London Olympics. Miley-led SWB is on brink of playoff berth. By JOHN MEDEIROS [email protected] PHILADELPHIA -- From one By DAVE ROSENGRANT incredible city to another, one in- [email protected] credible field hockey career has The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre gone back to school. Yankees were supposed to be bur- On Friday, Paige Selenski was ied in the standings this season back with the University of Vir- because they’re playing all of ginia squad she had been a part of their games on the road. since graduating from Dallas Instead, the team is on the High in 2008, verge of clinching its fifth Inter- traveling with national the Cavaliers to League North their season- Division title in opener at Tem- six years. ple in Philadel- On Tuesday, phia. She had the team’s skip- been away from per Dave Miley Selenski her college pro- was named In- gram for more ternational Miley than a year in preparation to rep- AP PHOTO League Manag- resent the United States at the Penn State head coach Bill O’Brien speaks during his weekly news conference Tuesday in State College. Penn State opens its er of the Year after being voted on London Olympics before rejoin- season Saturday against Ohio. by the league’s managers, coach- ing Virginia. es, media and club representa- “It was definitely the experi- tives. It’s the second time Miley ence of a lifetime,” Selenski said. Emotions are still expected for Lions, fans received the honor after winning “It was a lot of work -- a lot. But at it in 2007, his first season with the same time the reward was the SWB Yankees. more than I could have ever By DEREK LEVARSE goes, Saturday is about foot- Despite the Yankees being dreamed. It was hard to take time [email protected] ball,” O’Brien said. “A great Times have changed a lot homeless this season, they have away from the team here, but it Add emotional gymnastics college football game between posted the second-best record in was for something that is a truly to the list of things Penn State really two solid, really good since Solich’s last visit the I.L. with an 81-47 mark. rare opportunity. will have to deal with this football teams, and that’s what “It is really difficult to ade- “The end result was just an weekend. Saturday is about. By DEREK LEVARSE things out- quately describe the job Dave amazing experience, one that Preparing for his first game “Then, as we move forward, [email protected] side of a Miley has done in the 2012 sea- will stay with me forever.” as a head coach, Bill O’Brien we’ve got to continue the mis- It will be two weeks shy of normal son,” New York Yankees Senior While the Americans didn’t re- emphasized that Saturday will sion of good student athletes adecade since Frank Solich gameplan Vice President of Baseball Oper- ach the medal stand, Selenski be mainly about a football that graduate, that are involved last visited Beaver Stadium. while pre- ations Mark Newman said in a was among the team’s top scor- game when the Nittany Lions in the community.” Once again, it will be tough paring for press release by the team. “Dave ing threat, posting a goal in the open against Ohio at noon at O’Brien fielded several ques- for him to know what to Saturday’s has met the extraordinary chal- final game of the tournament. Beaver Stadium. tions about a possible deeper expect. Solich opener lenge of leading a team playing But the Olympic experience was Easier said than done. meaning in the game for Penn Then the coach at Nebraska against the 144 games on the road with ex- so much more than games, Eyes across the country will State as a whole. Each time, in 2002, Solich faced what Nittany Lions. traordinary success. No one thanks to family and close friends be looking to see how Penn O’Brien responded that any turned out to be the largest This one will kick off at could be more deserving of this joining her in London. State responds to an offseason sort of healing process goes crowd in Penn State history, a noon instead of 8 p.m. And award.” Her greatest memory, though, as tumultuous as any in college well beyond anything that charged-up atmosphere in though there is a concerted “It has always been about the came from the first day of the football history. might happen Saturday. prime-time that saw the game fan effort to break that attend- coaches and players surrounding event. O’Brien is certainly aware of He did acknowledge, howev- get away from the highly ance record of 110,753 from me,” Miley said in the release. “I’d have to say the opening cer- this, but he was careful not to er, that he and his staff would ranked Cornhuskers before the night of Sept. 14, 2002, “Just like it has been every year, emony,” Selenski said of her put too much emphasis on talk to the players about con- halftime. tickets still remained for sale once again this season, the Yan- greatest memory from London. what the game could mean for trolling their emotions in what Now leading an Ohio pro- by Penn State as of Tuesday kees have given me great coaches “The size of it, what it represents both the program and the will be a unique atmosphere – gram that he has dramatically night. to work with and great players to ... it was breathtaking. There’s university as a whole. improved, Solich again finds manage.” nothing exactly like that any- “I think as far as Saturday SeeEMOTION, Page 3B himself having to consider SeeCHANGE, Page 3B Miley also notched milestones where else. Seeing all the people, this season picking up win No. from all the countries, being 1,600 in his minor league career there representing the United PEN STATE GAMEDAY in April and winning No. 500 as States, it was an incredible expe- the Yankees Triple-A Manager in rience. OHIO UNIVERSITY VS. Where: Beaver Stadium, Last meeting: Penn State May. In 21 seasons as a minor “I got teary-eyed just thinking PENN STATE University Park defeated Ohio 35-16 on league manager he has compiled Nov. 16, 1974 at Beaver TV: Noon, Saturday, ESPN Series: PSU leads 5-0. Stadium SeeSELENSKI, Page 3B SeeMILEY, Page 3B

NFL TENNIS Pro Bowl WR Wallace ends Aces wild for Roddick in first round victory long holdout with Steelers Williams sisters also pull out To close the By WILL GRAVES Mike wins to highlight Tuesday’s second: ace at AP Sports Writer Wal- 134 mph. PITTSBURGH — Mike Wallace sat in his lace action. To close the usual spot in the corner of the Pittsburgh third: ace at Steelers locker room and decided it 127 mph. was time to hold court. By HOWARD FENDRICH Yes, even as Roddick’s 30th Hey, it’d been awhile for the leader AP Tennis Writer birthday approaches on Thurs- of the self-proclaimed “Young Mon- NEW YORK — That Andy day, even as his body has suc- ey Family.” Roddick’s last match as a twenty- cumbed to injury after injury, The Pro Bowl wide receiver something would not be his last that serve is pretty much still the posed for the cameras along- match at the 2012 U.S. Open was same as it ever was. Now that he side teammates Antonio hardly in doubt Tuesday, espe- more frequently faces opponents Brown, Chris Rainey, Jerri- cially whenever he was who grew up cheering for him — cho Cotchery and Ike Taylor launching that intimidat- such as 21-year-old qualifier while flashing a smile and crack- ing, tough-to-handle serve Rhyne Williams of Knoxville, ing jokes, business as usual for of his. Tenn., the foil for Tuesday’s 6-3, AP PHOTO To close the first set: Venus Williams returns a shot to Bethanie Mattek-Sands in the SeeWALLACE, Page 6B ace at 141 mph. SeeACES, Page 3B first round of play at the US Open Tuesday in New York.

       
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BULLETIN BOARD tration begins at 1p.m. and cost is ON THE MARK $95 per person. Cost includes cart CAMPS/CLINICS and greens fee, unlimited range AMERICA’S LINE balls one hour prior, a gift for By MARK DUDEK every golfer and dinner to follow For The Times Leader Jerry Greeley, the King’s College BY ROXY ROXBOROUGH baseball coach, will host training at Sand Springs. For more in- Double stakes action tonight packed into a terrific sixteen race and games at the Wyoming Valley formation, call 868-6921or 592- Wednesday slate at the Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs. The Stallion BOXING REPORT: In the WBC/WBA super middleweight title fight on September 8 Sports Dome during September 5191 or e-mail harperpunar@ya- hoo.com. Entries must be received Series continues with five divisions of two-year old trotting fillies in in Oakland, California, Andre Ward is -$300 vs. Chad Dawson at +$250. and October. The program, which is open to all area players ages by Aug. 31. action. Then the glamour boys hit the track as well this evening, with BASEBALL s-Texas A&M PPD LA TECH 8-12, will run from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Kingston/Forty Fort Little League CONNECTICUT 24.5 Massachusetts three divisions of the two-year old colt & gelding pacers for the Penn- Favorite Odds Underdog on Monday and Thursday nights is accepting nominations for all sylvania Sire Stakes. Just a great night of racing from top to bottom American League Ucla 16 RICE beginning Sept. 10. For more in- board positions for the 2013 sea- YANKEES 8.5 Blue Jays SALABAMAPPD Tx-S Antonio formation, email base- son. Visit www.eteamz.com/kbsi for sure. for a complete list of open posi- A’s 8.5 INDIANS BYU 13 Washington St [email protected] BEST BET: SAND TOP GUN (9TH) tions. A letter of interest must be ORIOLES 9.0 White Sox Minnesota 8.5 UNLV VALUE PLAY: JOLLY JUPITER (6TH) LEAGUES mailed to P.O. 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For more First-$6,000 Clm.Pace;clm.price $7,500 TWINS 8.5 Mariners MICHIGAN ST 7Boise St information, call 714-4035. 5My Red Hot Mama E.Carlson 2-4-5 Finally gets the money 7-2 will start the 2012-13 season today 2Little Red Dress G.Napolitano 1-1-5 The public choice 5-2 ANGELS 8.5 Red Sox STANFORD 25.5 San Jose St at 6:45 p.m. at Chacko’s Family Lehman Golf Club will host a Nine 4Country Fresh R.Pierce 7-7-1 Note the driver change 8-1 National League Saturday Bowling Center in Wilkes-Barre. and Dine Tournament on Friday, 9Peeeeyouuuuuu T.Jackson 6-4-1 Post the killer 5-1 Aug. 31, with tee times beginning 3You Raise Me Up B.Irvine 5-5-5 Often overlooked 15-1 Dodgers 11.0 ROCKIES i-Notre Dame 16.5 Navy Bowlers are asked to arrive early 1Another Dawn T.Buter 4-2-3 Tries a new barn 4-1 at 5 p.m. Tee times are available by WVIRGINIA 24 Marshall for a quick meeting. For more 6Fortunes Smile A.McCarthy 2-3-7 Missed against cheaper 6-1 Reds 8.5 D’BACKS calling the pro shop at 675-1686. 7Sams Angel M.Kakaley 2-6-8 Better in Delaware 12-1 Braves 7.0 PADRES PENN ST 6Ohio U information, call Frank at 675- 8Tollfree Hanover M.Romano 6-7-8 Someone may look to claim 20-1 7532. Little Flower Manor, St. Therese Second-$11,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $6,500 last 5 PHILLIES 7.5 Mets Northwestern 1SYRACUSE Lady Birds Bowling League will Residence, and St. Luke’s Villa 8Manhattan Rusty NB.Sears 1-8-3 Can only hope for 8-1 8-1 Cards 8.5 PIRATES OHIO ST 23 Miami-Ohio 13th annual golf tournament will 5Big Boy Point T.Buter 7-3-6 Cash burner 3-1 begin their season on Wednesday, 4Rileys Luck M.Kakaley 2-5-8 Another often beaten chalk 6-1 Nationals 8.5 MARLINS ILLINOIS 10 WMichigan Sept. 5 at Modern Lanes in Exeter. be held at Mountain Laurel Golf 9Bombastic R.Pierce 7-8-4 Playable with better draw15-1 Club, White Haven, Sept. 14. There 1Blue ClawG.Napolitano 2-7-4 Big M invader 7-2 Brewers NL CUBS Tulsa 1.5 IOWA ST Bowlers please report at 6 p.m. will be a 1p.m. shotgun start and 6Volo H.Parker 6-3-6 In from Harrington 10-1 Giants 9.0 ASTROS CALIFORNIA 11 Nevada since bowling starts at 6:15 pm. 7Keystone Velocity E.Carlson 2-4-8 Trying to find that stride 20-1 the tournament will conclude with NFL Preseason NEBRASKA 20 So Miss Maximum Impact Instructional 3Caerleon Hanover A.McCarthy 5-1-4 Bounced off that win 4-1 an awards dinner. 2Scotty Mach NJ.Pavia 8-4-9 Drops, but off form 9-2 Favorite Points Underdog Miami-Fla 2BOSTON COLL Coach Pitch League begins Sept. 1 Third-$20,000 The Stallion Series for ages 5-7. Practices are held on Meyers High School Soccer Booster 7Tonato Of Love B.Sears 2-6-5 In live hands 5-1 Patriots 1.5 GIANTS c-Iowa 10 No Illinois Tuesdays at 6 p.m. for 10 weeks. Club will hold a Happy Hour Fun- 6Downpour J.Pavia 2-5-x Prepped well for this 7-2 REDSKINS 4Bucs d-Colorado 6Colorado St draiser on Aug. 31 at Senunas’ Bar 8My America Bi T.Smedshammer 3-8-3 Trond good with youngsters 8-1 Call 822-1134 for more information. 2Won Ton Hanover M.Wilder 3-1-2 Just got beat at 2-5 odds 3-1 COWBOYS 2.5 Dolphins GEORGIA 37.5 Buffalo from 7-9 p.m. It will include special 3Muchness R.Pierce 7-3-5 Drops, but has to improve 9-2 Thursday guest bartenders, 50/50 prize, 4Abbie’sgotattitude A.McCarthy 3-3-4 No is listening 10-1 FLORIDA 29 Bowling Green MEETINGS 1Themida B.Simpson 5-2-4 Well back 12-1 JAGUARS 3Falcons TEXAS 29.5 Wyoming baskets. 5Casting Couch R.Schnittker 3-1-2 Stops on a dime 4-1 Nanticoke Area Basketball Alumni TEXANS 3.5 Vikings HOUSTON 37 Texas St Berwick High School Boys Basket- Fourth-$14,000 Clm.Hndcp Pace;clm.price $15-20,000 will sponsor a golf tournament 9Another Wild WomanE.Carlson 4-2-3 Eric gets her home 6-1 LIONS 4Bills a-Clemson 3Auburn ball Boosters will have a meeting 1Hally M.Kakaley 1-4-2 New to the Sherman stable 8-1 Sept. 4 at 7 p.m. in the gymnasium benefiting the Nanticoke Area 7Medoland Santorini A.McCarthy 2-2-2 Makes for nice exacta box 7-2 PACKERS 1Chiefs USC 40 Hawaii boys and girls basketball programs 3BJ’s Skye T.Jackson 5-9-5 Reclaimed by TJ 15-1 lobby. For more information, call TITANS 3.5 Saints ar-Alabama14Michigan 4Smokin N Grinin J.Pavia 3-1-7 Vulnerable favorite 3-1 coach Jason Kingery at 394-7115. Sept. 29 at the Rolling Pines Golf COLTS 2Bengals 6Honey Do Jigtime G.Napolitano 6-5-3 Purchased by cold trainer 9-2 Rutgers 19.5 TULANE Crestwood Boys Basketball Booster Course near Berwick. The tourna- 5ILuv It T.Tetrick 3-4-6 Not a fan4-1 ment will be captain-and-crew 2Jack’s Magic Jewel B.Simpson 1-3-6 Level below these 10-1 EAGLES 5.5 Jets Oklahoma 31 UTEP Club will hold its next meeting at 7 8Woes Jet Filly T.Buter 7-6-1 Bottomed out 20-1 format with a shotgun start at 9 BROWNS 3.5 Bears ARIZONA 10.5 Toledo p.m. Sept. 5 at Cavanaugh’s Grille. Fifth-$115,458 PASS a.m. Refreshments will be provided STEELERS 3.5 Panthers Troy 6UAB We will be discussing our annual 5Good Day Mate B.Sears 2-1-2 Fit and ready 7-2 and prizes awarded for flight 2Sir Richard Z TamP.Lachance 4-2-2 Peaked to soon? 5-2 RAMS 5Ravens DUKE 3.5 Florida Int’l "Nite at the Races" benefit. All 3Meetbehindthebarn T.Tetrick 3-2-2 Steady fella 6-1 parents of Crestwood boys basket- winners along with longest drive 4Cowboy Terrier R.Schnittker 4-1-3 Ray in to drive 3-1 SEAHAWKS 6.5 Raiders LSU 43.5 NTexas and closest-to-the-pin awards. A 1The Pan Poobah M.Kakaley 1-4-3 Won in huge upset in PASS 9-2 ball players are invited to attend. 49ERS 3Chargers OREGON 35.5 Arkansas St 7Brett Mcfavrelous M.Teague 5-3-3 Got a dead arm 8-1 Nanticoke Area Little League will post-tournament awards ceremony 6Race Me Villa R.Pierce 4-2-1 Maine shipper 12-1 CARDS 2.5 Broncos WASHINGTON 14.5 San Diego St hold its monthly meeting at high and outing will follow at the West Sixth-$11,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $6,500 last 5 College Football Side Park Clubhouse in Nanticoke. 2Jolly Jupiter R.Pierce 7-2-5 Longshot special 10-1 Sunday school cafe on Sept. 5 at 7:30 p.m. Favorite Points Underdog Sponsorships are also available for 3Prince Sharka D.Miller 3-5-4 The big drivers are all in 3-1 LOUISVILLE 14 Kentucky Board Members are to meet at 7 5Glass Pack T.Buter 4-3-4 Team Buter sends out 7-2 Thursday those who wish to support the 1Poker HatG.Napolitano 2-3-8 Very classy pacer indeed 6-1 BAYLOR 10.5 Smu p.m. 6Corky BaranM.Kakaley 3-3-4 Great closing kick 4-1 basketball programs. For more SCarolina 6.5 VANDERBILT Monday Wednesday Nite Mixers will hold 8McRusty B.Sears 6-7-7 Versatile pacer 9-2 information or to register, call Ken CFlorida 23.5 AKRON their back to bowling meeting Aug. 9Mr Right Now M.Simons 1-2-7 Been off since Feb 15-1 VA TECH 7.5 Ga Tech at 740-6049 or Alan at 262-6555. 4Indescribable B.Simpson 7-4-1 Overmatched 8-1 BALL ST 3.5 EMichigan 29 at 7 p.m. at Stanton Lanes. For 7Gotta Love Him E.Carlson 5-9-2 Forget it 20-1 more information, call Carl at Newport Township Democrats will Seventh-$13,000 Cond.Trot;n/w $9,000 last 5 239-5482. League bowls Wednes- be holding their second annual 8Dream Lake M.Romano 8-1-5 Redeems himself 6-1 Golf Tournament/Clambake on 2Habanero T.Buter 3-7-7 Close to the action 4-1 WHAT’S ON TV BASEBALL day nights at Stanton Lanes at 7 9Sleek N Wow M.Simons 1-4-5 Dangerous with early spot 8-1 p.m. starting Sept. 5. Saturday Sept. 8. The golf tourna- 1Upfrontstrkesgold G.Napolitano 1-5-6 Bumps up off win 3-1 ment will be held at Edgewood in 3Berkshire E.Carlson 5-2-4 Retains Carlson in bike 7-2 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL International League 7Hailstorm Volo T.Tetrick 4-5-1 Back out of claimers 20-1 UPCOMING EVENTS/OTHER the Pines, Drums, with a 9 a.m. 6Gimme The Loot A.Spano 2-1-8 I’ll pass on 10-1 1p.m. North Division shotgun start for the four-man YES — Toronto at N.Y. Yankees WLPct. GB 5Celebrity Obsesion B.Simpson 4-1-3 Brandon driving at .173 15-1 scramble. Cost is $85 per person 4Casanova Lindy A.Napolitano 6-5-4 Rounds out tough field 9-2 7 p.m. Yankees...... 81 57 .587 — Berwick High School Basketball CSN, SNY – N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia 1 Pawtucket (Red Sox)...... 74 63 .540 6 ⁄2 or $340 per team. Refreshments Eighth-$8,500 Clm.Pace;clm.price $10,000 ROOT — St. Louis at Pittsburgh Team will be sponsoring a golf 1Cruisinthecoast G.Napolitano 2-8-6 Lives up to name 5-2 WGN — Chicago White Sox at Baltimore Lehigh Valley (Phillies)...... 7365.529 8 will be served at Holy Child Grove 1 5Hold Onto Your HatR.Perice 4-9-3 Improved with Pierce up 6-1 Rochester (Twins)...... 70 69 .504 11 ⁄2 tournament at the Berwick Golf MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 1 in Sheatown beginning at 1p.m. 2Natural Woman NM.Simons 5-3-4 Closing in on $500k life 7-2 Syracuse (Nationals) ...... 65 72 .474 15 ⁄2 Club Saturday Sept. 8. The event 9Noartographsplease T.Buter 3-3-4 Gets leg weary late in mile 4-1 1 Clambake tickets may be pur- 7 p.m. Buffalo (Mets) ...... 64 75 .460 17 ⁄2 will start at 1p.m. and the format 8UForia BB D.Miller 1-4-1 Pellegrino tearing up Monti 5-1 SE2, WYLN — Scranton/Wilkes-Barre vs. Lehigh South Division chased separately for $20 each. 7Peteantnart A.Napolitano 2-7-4 Again gets poor post 12-1 Valley WLPct. GB will be a four-person scramble. 6Dill And Grace AT.Tetrick 9-6-3 Dull mare 8-1 Information can be found at Contact Paul Czapracki at 736- 4Perfectly Royal B.Sears 8-9-2 New one from Ohio 15-1 NFL FOOTBALL z-Charlotte (White Sox) ...... 80 57 .584 — 6859 or Alan Yendrzeiwski at 3Queen Of The Stars T.Jackson 4-8-2 No princess 20-1 Norfolk (Orioles) ...... 68 69 .496 12 www.berwickdawgs.com or you can 7:30 p.m. Durham (Rays)...... 65 72 .474 15 735-3831. Registration ends Aug. Ninth-$11,000 Cond.Trot;n/w $6,500 last 5 NFL — Preseason, New England at N.Y. Giants contact Coach Jason Kingery Gwinnett (Braves) ...... 61 76 .445 19 3Sand Top Gun H.Parker 1-4-5 The best bet5-2 394-7115 or Coach Bobby Calarco at 30. 8Dash For The Cash T.Jackson 7-5-9 Race is for place 4-1 SOCCER West Division Northwest Boys Basketball will hold WLPct. GB 854-0196. 7Houe On Fire M.Simons 3-2-5 Needs that early spot 5-1 2:30 p.m. its 15th annual Hoopster Classic 1Eagle SayE.Carlson 3-2-4 Makes a little noise from pole 7-2 FSN — UEFA Champions League, Dynamo Kiev z-Indianapolis (Pirates) ...... 84 54 .609 — Committee for Continued Good 2Around And Over A.Napolitano 6-8-7 Rides the pylons 15-1 vs. Borussia Moenchengladbach, at Kiev, Ukraine Columbus (Indians) ...... 70 68 .507 14 Government is holding their golf tournament Sept. 15 at Mill 9Four Starz Speed M.Kakaley 5-2-6 Not the same trotter 6-1 8 p.m. Toledo (Tigers) ...... 58 80 .420 26 Race Golf Course, Benton. Regis- 4Pembrook Street J.Pavia 9-8-7 Take another ave 8-1 FSN — UEFA Champions League, Celtic vs. Hel- Louisville (Reds)...... 51 87 .370 33 annual Golf Tournament on Sat- 5Self Professed G.Napaolitano 2-6-7 Struggled with easier 20-1 singborgs, at Glasgow, Scotland (same-day tape) z-clinched playoff spot tration is 7:30 a.m. and the tourna- 6Wind Neath My Feet T.Buter 1-5-4 Dumped 12-1 urday, September 29, 2012 at Sand TENNIS Tuesday's Games Springs Golf Course in Drums, PA. ment starts at 8 a.m. The format is Tenth-$20,000 The Stallion Series Pawtucket at Gwinnett, ppd., rain captain-and-crew. The tournament 1Blizzard Warning D.Miller 1-4-6 David doing well at PD 3-1 1p.m. Rochester 10, Buffalo 4 Format is Captain and Crew with a 2Tattoo You M.Simons 6-2-3 Follows the leader 4-1 ESPN2 — U.S. Open, men’s first and women’s sec- Indianapolis 5, Toledo 0 shotgun start at 1:30pm.Entry fee costs $75 a person. The tourna- 3Laureen M.Kakaley 1-7-3 Tri as easy as 1-2-3 7-2 ond round, at New York Columbus 2, Louisville 0 ment also includes food, drinks, 4Sooner Schooner T.Smedshammer 2-3-x Football season is near 5-1 7 p.m. Syracuse at Charlotte, ppd., rain is $85.00 per golfer. Awards dinner 8Changed It All B.Sears 3-2-2 Experienced trotter 9-2 ESPN2 — U.S. Open, men’s first and women’s sec- Durham at Norfolk, ppd., rain only is $30.00.Any questions or for skins, mulligans, 50/50 and door 7Thistle Dhu J.Pavia 5-6-3 New to the Downs 8-1 ond round, at New York Today's Games reservations, call Kevin Quaglia at prizes. Call Lisa at 256-3412 to 6Twosome R.Pierce 4-5-4 Little to offer 10-1 Pawtucket at Gwinnett, 1:05 p.m. register your team. 5AGirl Named Tim T.Jackson 1-2-5 Best at the fairs 12-1 Durham at Norfolk, 5:15 p.m., 1st game 821-5681or Jeff Lewis at 817-5906. Eleventh-$115,058 PASS Syracuse at Charlotte, 6:15 p.m., 1st game Nuangola Rod and Gun Club will Indianapolis at Toledo, 6:30 p.m. Crestwood Football Kick Off Tailgate 1Johns Polyview D.Miller 1-1-4 Found another gear 2-1 Lehigh Valley vs. Yankees at Lehigh Valley, 7:05 Party will be on Thursday, Aug. 30, sponsor Shoot For a Cure, a fund 5Lex Vegas T.Tetrick 1-9-2 Brown hot with 2yr olds 5-2 TRANSACTIONS p.m. raising event on Sept. 23 to benefit 2Pronology Z TamP.Lachance 5-2-4 Pat in for rare visit 6-1 Pawtucket at Gwinnett, ppd., rain at 6 p.m. at the high school foot- 6Wishful Desire M.Kakaley 6-1-2 Matt with PASS drive 5-1 Columbus at Louisville, 7:05 p.m. ball field. Admission will be $6. the Juvenile Diabetes Research 4Clint Westwood B.Sears 6-3-1 Wrong part of town 7-2 BASEBALL Durham at Norfolk, 7:45 p.m., 2nd game Foundation. The event will be an 3Red Rock R.Schnittker 4-5-5 Tough luck pacer 10-1 Syracuse at Charlotte, 8:45 p.m., 2nd game FIRM A.C. will hold a two-on-two Major League Basball afternoon of competitive trap Twelfth-$115,458 PASS MLB—Suspended Toronto minor league RHP Mar- Thursday's Games basketball tournament Saturday at 7Dovuto Hanover D.Miller 1-3-1 The now pacer 5-2 cus Stroman (New Hampshire-EL) 50 games after Pawtucket at Gwinnett, 5:05 p.m., 1st game Coal St. Park from noon to 5 p.m. shooting for cash and prizes. To 1Delaware Hanover T.Tetrick 2-9-2 Don’t fall asleep on this one 9-2 testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug. Indianapolis at Toledo, 6:30 p.m. Louisville at Columbus, 7:05 p.m. register by mail, address corre- 5Our Dragon King R.Pierce 2-2-1 Aserious pacer 3-1 American League Registration is between 10:45 a.m. 3Twilight Bonfire T.Hall 2-3-4 This division is loaded 8-1 Buffalo at Rochester, 7:05 p.m. spondence to John Pesta, P.O. Box CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Placed RHP Gavin Floyd Lehigh Valley vs. Yankees at Lehigh Valley, 7:05 and 11:45 a.m. Cost is $5 per player 6Dedi’s Dragon M.Kakaley 5-2-1 Certainly no slouch 6-1 on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Aug. 27. Recalled 218, Lehman, Pa., 18627. If you 4Sink The Mcbismark M.Teague 1-7-3 Can’t stay with these 7-2 p.m. and $2 per team. RHP Dylan Axelrod from Charlotte (IL). Assigned Durham at Norfolk, 7:15 p.m. have any questions, call 371-9399 2Jones Beach R.Schnittker 4-1-3 Does lose Tetrick 12-1 OF Alejandro De Aza to Charlotte. Good Life Golf Classic will be held Syracuse at Charlotte, 7:15 p.m. or call the club directly at 868- Thirteenth-$20,000 The Stallion Series National League Pawtucket at Gwinnett, 7:35 p.m., 2nd game Aug. 31 at Sand Springs Country 3Global Beauty D.Miller 1-1-2 Makes it three in a row 5-2 CHICAGO SUBS—Agreed to terms with SS Starlin 3483. The club is open Sundays Castro on a seven-year contract. Club. Proceeds from the tourna- 7Omnipotent M.Simons 1-7-1 Just broke maiden 4-1 from noon to 4 p.m., and Wednes- 6Classic Norma JeanJ.Pavia 5-1-6 Has some talent 5-1 PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Released LHP Erik Be- ment will go to benefit families of 8SJ’s Hottie Won T.Tetrick 5-2-3 Tetrick hops in bike 6-1 dard. TENNIS day from 6-9 p.m. 4Chrissy OT.Jackson 9-2-1 Looking to redeem herself 7-2 BASKETBALL children with muscular dystrophy. 5Appropriate Attire T.Buter 4-4-4 Needs more clothes 8-1 U.S. Open Results Registration is at 8 a.m. the day of 2Bellazza G.Wasiluk 8-2-4 The Waz steers 12-1 National Basketball Association the tournament and is $80 per 1Tim Lizzie E.Carlson 7-7-5 Stretched out 10-1 ATLANTA HAWKS—Named Rick Sund has been Singles Fourteenth-$9,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $4,000 last 5 named a senior adviser for basketball operations, person or $320 per team. Register Bob Weiss assistant coach-consultant and Kenny Men 9Rub Thing G.Napolitano 5-5-7 Won’t get much softer 7-2 Atkinson assistant coach for player development. First Round online at crlgoodlife.org or call 1Countless Gold M.Kakaley 2-6-3 Ships in from Pitt 3-1 Women's National Basketball Association Tomas Berdych (6), Czech Republic, def. David 480-658-7534. Bulletin Board items will not be 4Special Dark D.Miller 7-9-8 Should improve 10-1 TULSA SHOCK—Announced C Elizabeth Cam- Goffin, Belgium, 7-5, 6-3, 6-3. accepted over the telephone. Items 5Cammi Place B.Sears 8-1-10 White Knight can aid 9-2 bage will not return to the team this season. Jimmy Wang, Taiwan, def. Ivo Karlovic, Croatia, 7-6 Harp’s AC 20th annual golf tourna- 6Rockin Belle T.Tetrick 7-9-6 Little since the claim 4-1 (4), 6-7 (8), 6-1, 6-4. ment will be held Saturday, Sept. 8 may be faxed to 831-7319, emailed to 3Party At Joyces J.Kakaley 8-6-2 The party is over 6-1 FOOTBALL Nicolas Almagro (11), Spain, def. Radek Stepanek, 8Honoarary Hanover T.Jackson 5-1-4 Not from here 8-1 Czech Republic, 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-3, 6-4. at Sand Springs Country Club in [email protected] or dropped 7Princess Albatross R.Pierce 6-4-4 Winless in last 27 15-1 National Football League Milos Raonic (15), Canada, def. Santiago Giraldo, Drums. The tournament will be a OAKLAND RAIDERS—Signed WR Roscoe Par- Colombia, 6-3, 4-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4. off at the Times Leader or mailed to 2Grngrasanhitimes M.Simons 4-7-5 Chances are low 20-1 rish. Waived/injured OL Zach Hurd. captain-and-crew format with a Fifteenth-$20,000 The Stallion Series Pablo Andujar, Spain, def. Thomaz Bellucci, Brazil, Times Leader, c/o Sports, 15 N, Main WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Released K Graham 7-6 (5), 3-6, 7-6 (1), 7-5. shotgun start at 2:30 p.m. Regis- 6Top Tart T.Hall 4-2-8 Hall’s had solid season 8-1 Gano and TE Chris Cooley. Signed K Billy Cundiff. Andy Roddick (20), United States, def. Rhyne Wil- St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711-0250. 2Homepage E.Carlson 3-1-2 Already makes 9th start 3-1 HORSE RACING liams, United States, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. 1Prettysydney Ridge M.Wilder 3-1-3 Been hitting the board 7-2 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (5), France, def. Karol Beck, 4Nicoe Ridge C.Norris 1-3-4 Comes off Stallions win 5-2 Thoroughbred Racing Slovakia, 6-3, 6-1, 7-6 (2). (29), Austria, 6-3, 6-4. 7Marion Mayflower M.Kakaley 3-5-4 It’s August 15-1 THE JOCKEY CLUB—Named Dickon White group Steve Darcis, Belgium, def. Malek Jaziri, Tunisia, Sara Errani (10), Italy, def. Garbine Muguruza, BASKETBALL 3Callmeclassylady Tn.Schadel 3-2-7 Tires 9-2 betting director. Announced North West regional di- 3-6, 6-1, 6-1, 6-1. Spain, 6-3, 6-7 (6), 6-1. 5Olivet De Vie G.Napolitano 6-5-5 One more race to go 6-1 rector John Baker will take over the running of Ain- Philipp Petzschner, Germany, def. Nicolas Mahut, Olga Puchkova, Russia, def. Irina Falconi, United Sixteenth-$20,000 The Stallion Series tree Racecourse at the end of Sept. 2012. France, 1-6, 4-6, 6-4, 7-5, 7-6 (3). States, 7-6 (5), 6-7 (2), 6-3. WNBA 7Photosavvy R.Pierce 1-6-7 Pierce wins the finale 5-2 Dennis Novikov, United States, def. Jerzy Janow- Sloane Stephens, United States, def. Francesca SOCCER icz, Poland, 6-2, 7-6 (6), 3-6, 6-3. EASTERN CONFERENCE 2Day To DayE.Carlson 2-1-6 Achallenger 3-1 Schiavone (22), Italy, 6-3, 6-4. WLPct GB 3Chakra Hanover C.Norris 2-3-4 Green gal 6-1 Major League Soccer Sam Querrey (27), United States, def. Yen-hsun Lu, Greta Arn, Hungary, def. Agnes Szavay, Hungary, Taiwan, 6-7 (4), 6-4, 6-4, 7-5. Connecticut...... 18 6.750 — SPORTING KANSAS CITY—Loaned MF Konrad 6-4, 3-2, retired. 1 5Mystical Touch M.Wilder 3-4-4 From Wollam stable 7-2 Stanislas Wawrinka (18), Switzerland, def. Sergiy Indiana...... 15 8.652 2 ⁄2 Warzycha to Carolina (NASL) for the remainder of Maria Kirilenko (14), Russia, def. Chanelle Scheep- 1 1Rock On Mermaid G.Wright 2-5-5 Greg’s only drive 9-2 Stakhovsky, Ukraine, 6-7 (6), 7-6 (2), 6-4, 6-2. Atlanta...... 12 13 .480 6 ⁄2 4Mango Celone G.Napolitano 5-4-3 Polished off 12-1 the season. ers, South Africa, 6-2, 6-1. Chicago ...... 915.375 9 Julien Benneteau (31), France, def. Olivier Rochus, Irina-Camelia Begu, Romania, def. Caroline Woz- 6Electra De Vie Tn.Schadel 4-6-3 See you on Fri 8-1 COLLEGE Belgium, 7-6 (1), 6-2, 6-3. New York ...... 915.375 9 niacki (8), Denmark, 6-2, 6-2. Washington...... 519.208 13 WEST COAST CONFERENCE—Named Lynn Fabio Fognini, Italy, def. Edouard Roger-Vasselin, Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez, Spain, def. Mirjana France, 3-6, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4, 7-5. Lucic, Croatia, 6-3, 7-5. WESTERN CONFERENCE Holzman senior associate commissioner for gov- WLPct GB ernance and administration. Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, Spain, def. Juan Monaco Tatjana Malek, Germany, def. Akgul Amanmurado- (10), Argentina, 3-6, 1-6, 6-4, 7-6 (6), 7-6 (3). va, Uzbekistan, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. x-Minnesota ...... 20 4.833 — ALBANY (NY)—Named offensive coordinator Ryan 1 Crestwood at Coughlin Novak Djokovic (2), Serbia, def. Paolo Lorenzi, Ita- x-Los Angeles...... 19 6.760 1 ⁄2 LOCAL GAR at Wyoming Seminary McCarthy associate head football coach. Serena Williams (4), United States, def. CoCo Van- ly, 6-1, 6-0, 6-1. deweghe, United States, 6-1, 6-1. x-San Antonio ...... 17 7.708 3 Wyoming Area at Holy Redeemer CHARLOTTE—Named Bo Robinson volunteer as- Seattle ...... 11 13 .458 9 CALENDAR sistant baseball coach. Marcos Baghdatis, Cyprus, def. Matthias Bachin- Doubles Nanticoke at Hanover Area ger, Germany, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4, 6-7 (8), 7-6 (5). Phoenix...... 519.208 15 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON—Named Ashley Cie- Men 1 Lake-Lehman at MMI Prep Tulsa ...... 419.174 15 ⁄2 plicki women’s graduate assistant basketball Bernard Tomic, Australia, def. Carlos Berlocq, Ar- TODAY'S EVENTS H.S. BOYS SOCCER gentina, 4-6, 7-5, 6-3, 6-4. First Round x-clinched playoff spot Nanticoke at Berwick coach. Lukasz Kubot, Poland, and Mikhail Youzhny, Rus- JAMES MADISON—Named Samantha Eustace Rogerio Dutra Silva, Brazil, def. Teymuraz Gabash- Tuesday's Games H.S. GOLF MMI Prep at GAR vili, Russia, 4-6, 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-3, 7-5. sia, def. Benjamin Becker, Germany, and Jarkko Crestwood at Hazleton Area women’s assistant lacrosse coach. Tulsa 84, Atlanta 80 Wyoming Valley West at Hazleton Area Women Nieminen, Finland, 6-1, 6-4. Wyoming Valley West at Berwick Lake-Lehman at Pittston Area WINGATE—Named Lana Vaughn assistant softball Brian Baker and Rajeev Ram, United States, def. Indiana 83, Washington 68 Pittston Area at Dallas Holy Redeemer at Tunkhannock coach. First Round Martin Emmrich, Germany, and Igor Sijsling, Neth- Connecticut 83, Chicago 72 Coughlin at Tunkhannock Hanover Area at Wyoming Area Agnieszka Radwanska (2), Poland, def. Nina erlands, 2-6, 6-1, 7-6 (3). Minnesota 96, San Antonio 84 Wyoming Area at Wyoming Seminary H.S. GIRLS SOCCER Bratchikova, Russia, 6-1, 6-1. Eric Butorac, United States, and Paul Hanley, Aus- Thursday's Games GAR at Meyers Crestwood at Dallas Ana Ivanovic (12), Serbia, def. Elina Svitolina, Uk- tralia, def. Jan Hajek, Czech Republic, and Lukas Washington at Atlanta, 7 p.m. Lake-Lehman at Hanover Area GAR at MMI Prep SOCCER raine, 6-3, 6-2. Lacko, Slovakia, 7-5, 6-3. Indiana at New York, 7 p.m. MMI Prep at Nanticoke Berwick at Nanticoke Sofia Arvidsson, Sweden, def. Kimiko Date- Christian and Ryan Harrison, United States, def. Connecticut at San Antonio, 8 p.m. H.S. GIRLS TENNIS Wyoming Area at Hanover Area Krumm, Japan, 6-4, 6-2. Mariusz Fyrstenberg and Marcin Matkowski (4), Po- Los Angeles at Tulsa, 8 p.m. Dallas at Holy Redeemer Tunkhannock at Holy Redeemer Major League Soccer Ekaterina Makarova, Russia, def. Eleni Daniilidou, land, 7-6 (3), 2-6, 7-6 (7). Phoenix at Seattle, 10 p.m. Greece, 6-1, 6-4. Crestwood at MMI Prep Hazleton Area at Wyoming Valley West EASTERN CONFERENCE Santiago Gonzalez, Mexico, and Scott Lipsky (16), Coughlin at Pittston Area Carla Suarez Navarro, Spain, def. Ksenia Pervak, Meyers at Coughlin WLTPts GF GA United States, def. Robin Haase, Netherlands, and Wyoming Valley West at Tunkhannock Pittston Area at Lake-Lehman Kazakhstan, 7-5, 1-2, retired. Andreas Seppi, Italy, 6-2, 6-3. 27 Unique Holes Wyoming Seminary at Wyoming Area H.S. GIRLS TENNIS Sporting Kansas City .1475473223 Galina Voskoboeva, Kazakhstan, def. Arantxa Rus, Marcel Granollers and Marc Lopez (6), Spain, def. One Breathtaking Course Berwick at Hanover Area Crestwood at GAR New York ...... 13 76 45 44 37 Netherlands, 6-1, 6-3. Jeremy Chardy, France, and Martin Klizan, Slova- GAR at Hazleton Area Coughlin at Hanover Area Houston ...... 11 69 42 38 30 Andrea Hlavackova, Czech Republic, def. Klara kia, 6-4, 6-2. Wyoming Valley West at Hazleton Area Zakopalova (24), Czech Republic, 6-4, 6-4. 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CYCLING SELENSKI Donors standing by Continued from Page 1B about that you are there for your country.” After London, Selenski got to Livestrong foundation spend a few days in the Back Mountain area with family be- Public relations pros say sayers will have a hard time turn- fore getting back to Charlottes- Armstrong’s status isn’t ing their back on the foundation ville and the No. 8 team in Divi- and its trademark Livestrong yel- sion I. soiled despite happenings. low bracelets. “I didn’t have to get right back Armstrong’s decision not to to college, so I got to spend some contest the doping charges may time with family and friends,” By BREE FOWLER allow both him and his charity to Selenski said. “I needed a little AP Business Writer finally move on, they say. time off -- I needed it physically NEW YORK — Lance Arm- “He never said he’s guilty, he and I needed a mental break, strong’s reputation may be per- said he’s sick of fighting,” said Pe- too.” manently stained but in the eyes ter Shankman, a vice president at She has plenty of fond memo- of corporate and individual do- the public relations firm Vocus ries of her days at Dallas, and nors, his charity still wears an un- Inc., noting that none of the alle- credits participation in other sullied yellow jersey. gations against Armstrong have sports, like track and field, with Armstrong announced last been proven. “He becomes a hero helping her have the success in week he would no longer fight in this.” field hockey she is enjoying now. the doping allegations that have Armstrong, who retired a year After playing to packed houses dogged him for years. He was ago and turns 41 next month, de- in England, Selenski smiles as JOHN MEDEIROS/THE TIMES LEADER subsequently stripped of his re- nies he ever took banned sub- she recalls her days with the Paige Selenski charts the scorebook for the University of Virginia in its season-opener last week cord seven Tour de France titles Mountaineers. at Temple. Selenski, who competed in the London Olympics, had a day off in the victory. and banned from professional cy- stances in his career, calling the “High school wise, everything cling. U.S. Anti-Doping Agency’s inves- is on such a smaller scale,” she “She’s much more profession- der her belt and another in her world’s biggest sporting stage. But in the days following the tigation a “witch hunt” carried said. “It feels so close and yet, al about what she does,” Virginia sights – she is frank about her de- And likely another one in the fu- announcement, the Lance Arm- out without any physical evi- now, it’s so far away. When you coach Michele Madison said. sire to play in Rio in 2016. ture. strong Foundation was showered dence. He said Thursday he are on a stage such as the Olym- “She’s always been very commit- All this success, welcomed by NEW COACH: Former Abing- with donations and pledges of would no longer challenge the pics, playing in front of over ted, had exceptional ball skills the three-time college All-Amer- ton Heights standout Kaitie No- continued support for its mission USADA’s allegations and de- 18,000 people like that, and you and such. But it’s amazing how ican, seemed like nothing more tarianni moved from player to of promoting cancer awareness clined to enter the agency’s arbi- think back to playing in high she’s taken it to yet another lev- than the wildest of dreams when coach, joining the staff at Wil- and research. tration process. school just four years ago. It’s el.” she wore her trademark blue liam and Mary. Public relations professionals On Friday, the USADA wiped wow, I was playing on grass and All in all, Selenski has had an Dallas field hockey uniform. Notarainni played four years say that while the famous cyclist out 14 years of Armstrong’s ca- the game was so much slower. impressive career, even though “I wanted to be on the national at Quinnipiac, where she was the and cancer survivor remains a po- reer and barred him from the “It all just seems crazy now there’s still a long way for it to go. team,” Selenski said. “But even fourth player in school history to larizing figure, even his nay- sport for life. looking back.” She scored Sunday at Penn when I was on the junior team, I record 20 goals and10 assists in a Her time away from the Virgin- State, giving her 74 goals in 70 just never thought I would be career. ia program saw the team slip be- college games – placing her near able to make the national team in William and Mary is looking some knee soreness in camp. The low .500 without the All-Ameri- the top 100 all-time Division I my junior year of college. to rebound from some recent EMOTION fifth-year senior is coming back can and her Olympic teammate, scorers. A season like her last at “When you’re that young, you down seasons. Its head coach is from his second ACL surgery. Michelle Vittese. But during her U.Va. would put her over the cen- never think you can get to that Peel Hawthorne, who won her “I do expect Pete to play. Pete time away, Selenski – already tury mark in goals, and propel level.” 300th career game during the Continued from Page 1B has played a lot of good football one of the best in the country – her well past 200 career points. Yet Selenski did, her dedica- season’s opening weekend. the first game since the death of for Penn State, and he’s really a got even better. She also has one Olympics un- tion paying off with a trip to the Joe Paterno, the conviction of top-notch kid,” O’Brien said. “He Jerry Sandusky and the establish- plays hard. He’s had some knee is- ment of severe sanctions on the sues, and so I expect him to play ing to play a game. nents, populated with FCS out- lich said of O’Brien. “But the team by the NCAA. on Saturday. … And then as the CHANGE “Now, there are a lot of things fits like Coastal Carolina, Young- challenge of replacing a program “If our guys can control their season goes on, just like with that have to be addressed to stown State and Indiana State. with a tremendously successful emotions and play within them- most veteran older players, we’re make sure that your guys feel as Solich brings a big-game men- coach prior to you is daunting. selves and not try to be heroes – going to have to monitor how Continued from Page 1B comfortable as possible in going tality to the Bobcats. And he When you look at the Nebraska just play the way they’ve been much he practices and plays.” The unpredictable part will be there and getting lined up to play knows as well as anyone the task situation, not only did Tom Os- playing in practice – then we’ll Redshirt freshman Deion the fans, eager to see a football the game. To have as few surpris- that lies ahead of Bill O’Brien in borne win three national cham- have a (good) shot early on,” Barnes will likely spell Massaro game without the heavy baggage es prior to the kickoff as there his first game leading the Lions. pionships and had tremendous O’Brien said. “But it’s something throughout the game. Fagnano of the last game at Beaver Stadi- can be.” Born near Johnstown in west- success, especially at the end, that we have talked about and and Stephen Obeng-Agyapong um – coincidentally, also against Solich is well familiar with ern Pennsylvania, Solich hap- but he set the program’s expecta- we’ll continue to talk about.” could both see time at strong Nebraska last November, days af- overwhelming crowds from his pened to be the one to replace tions right at the very top in the And, naturally, the same thing safety. ter Jerry Sandusky was arrested six years as head coach at Ne- legendary ’Huskers coach Tom country. And Bob Devaney was holds true for the coach himself. and Joe Paterno was fired. braska, a program he spent near- Osborne, being selected for the before Tom, and he started the “I will certainly have butter- Rounding out the lineup For Solich, the key is to shut ly 30 years at as a player and a job by an athletic director hand- success at Nebraska. flies before this game,” O’Brien With the opener approaching, out as much of that background coach. And the Bobcats, long an picked by Graham Spanier, the “Obviously Joe, Coach Pater- said. “I’d be crazy to tell you oth- O’Brien said he still hasn’t final- noise as possible. afterthought in the Mid-Ameri- former Nebraska chancellor and no, was at Penn State for all erwise. I mean, this is my first ized every starting position. “Number one, it’s obvious that can Conference, are now the Penn State president. those years and had all that suc- football game as a head football At the opening of practice on the reason we’re going to Penn league favorite, having been to Despite winning 59 games in cess. And the expectations there coach. But as soon as you kick it Tuesday, senior Mike Farrell was State is to play a football game,” three straight bowl games and six years at Nebraska, Solich was are, I’m sure, very much the off – and for me, as soon as we reportedly warming up with the Solich said. “And that’s what winning one last season for the fired because of those incredibly same as what they were when I start calling plays on offense and first team offensive line, ahead of were focused on. We’ve tried to first time in school history. high expectations set by his took over at Nebraska. “There’s get the thing going – then obvi- junior Adam Gress at right tack- not have all the other areas that In other words, Ohio is better predecessor. some things that transpired that, ously you’re focused on the game le. can surround a football game – prepared to play in a place like “Obviously he’s got more chal- obviously, complicated things and the butterflies go away.” O’Brien also said he wasn’t cer- and certainly this one – enter in- Penn State than nearly all of the lenges than most any football more (for O’Brien).” tain on who he would have re- to it. Because we’re just prepar- Lions’ recent opening oppo- coach that I can remember,” So- Infirmary report turning punts and kicks in the The Lions expect to have most opener, confirming only that of their team ready to go to face sophomore Alex Kenney will be his volleying. the Bobcats. Only three players – in the mix. ACES “I saw the way the game was reserves Mark Arcidiacono, Brad “Haven’t really decided on that going. You have to get stronger Bars and Ty Howle – have been yet,” O’Brien said. “You guys will and quicker. I don’t think there ruled out. see for yourself on Saturday who Continued from Page 1B was much room for a plodder O’Brien said he expects players we have back there. That’s some- 6-4, 6-4 victory — Roddick who could hit the ball pretty who have been dealing with mi- thing that’s ongoing. And the knows more than ever he needs hard,” Roddick said. “It was a nor injuries during camp, like de- places that I’ve been before, it’s a to rely on the best thing he’s got, conscious effort, at times, and I fensive end Pete Massaro and competition throughout the and 20 aces helped this time. feel like that’s added to longevity safety Jake Fagnano, will suit up week, and then on game day we’ll “You really don’t see that alittle bit.” on Saturday. let them know who’s returning shot,” Williams said glowingly Following Roddick into Ar- Massaro was dealing with kicks and punts.” about Roddick’s serve. thur Ashe Stadium was 32-year- Heading into his Grand Slam old Venus Williams, playing her debut, the 283rd-ranked Wil- first U.S. Open match since she kees President and General liams had one primary concern: pulled out before the second MILEY Manager Rob Crain said in the “I was just hoping he wasn’t go- round in 2011 and revealed she release. “With the challenges he ing to go at me with a serve.” had been diagnosed with an au- and his staff encountered this “I’m like, ‘Oh, no. Where’s he toimmune disease. Continued from Page 1B year, his efforts have been noth- going?’ That’s the first thing I “Honestly, I didn’t even under- a1,678 – 1,271record. He has ing short of remarkable.” thought of. Then it was, ‘It’ll be stand what I was going through been the only manager in SWB Scranton/Wilkes-Barre as a great. I can play in front of a big at that time last year. I feel like Yankees history and in seven franchise is now third all-time in crowd.’ It was quite an experi- just this summer I’ve come to ac- seasons as the manager of the the International League with ence,” said Williams, the NCAA ceptance. Like it takes a long Yankees top affiliate he is 563- five managers of the year in its runner-up for the University of time to come to acceptance, es- AP PHOTO 430. 24-year history. Miley leads the Tennessee last year and a 12- pecially when you’re an athlete. Andy Roddick returns a shot to Rhyne Williams in the first round Including 2012, Miley has SWB skippers with two and is year-old when Roddick won the You see yourself as this healthy of play at the US Open Tuesday, in New York. posted a winning record in 19 of joined by Lee Elia (1992), Marc U.S. Open in 2003. person that nothing can defeat his 21 seasons. Bombard (2002) and John Rus- That was the last Grand Slam you,” Williams said. “So it takes a Venus Williams won the 2000 cans. In singles, 19-year-old "What Dave has done with his sell (2006) as the other Scran- singles title for an American while before you can kind of see and 2001U.S. Opens, two of her Sloane Stephens, who is ranked team would be impressive in a ton/Wilkes-Barre managers to man, the longest drought in his- yourself as someone with flaws seven career Grand Slam titles. 44th, eliminated 2010 French normal situation,” SWB Yan- take top honors. tory for a country that produced and chips in the armor. Now that That’s half as many as her young- Open champion Francesca Schia- the likes of Pete Sampras, Andre Ihave come to accept it, it helps er sister, Serena, who began her vone 6-3, 6-4. And in doubles, 19- Agassi, John McEnroe and Jim- me a lot in how I need to prepare bid for No.15 with a 6-1, 6-1victo- year-old Jack Sock and 22-year- LOCAL ROUNDUP my Connors (not to mention oth- for my matches, the mindset I ry over 75th-ranked CoCo Vande- old Steve Johnson knocked out ers such as Bill Tilden or Don need to come into it.” weghe in Tuesday’s last match in the top-seeded team of Max Mir- Budge). After a shaky start, dropping Ashe, yet another all-American nyi of Belarus and Daniel Nestor Lake-Lehman edges Hanover in golf Roddick found himself in an the first two games — and even affair. of Canada 1-6, 7-6 (4), 6-2, while era dominated by Roger Federer seven points in a row in one The younger Williams won the brothers Ryan and Christian Har- The Times Leader staff GIRLS TENNIS and Rafael Nadal — and, more stretch — Williams used her U.S. Open in 1999, 2002 and rison defeated last year’s run- HANOVER TWP. – Nick Egan Coughlin 4, Pittston Area 1 recently and to a lesser extent, own powerful serve to right her- 2008, and is among the favorites ners-up, Mariusz Fyrstenberg and Jeff Carter earned co-med- The Crusaders swept the Novak Djokovic, who began de- self and beat Bethanie Mattek- in 2012 considering the way she and Marcin Matkowski of Poland alist honors shooting 43s to lead singles matches en route to the fense of his U.S. Open title by Sands of the U.S. 6-3, 6-1. One dominated the competition re- 7-6 (3), 2-6, 7-6 (7). Lake-Lehman to a four-shot victory. overwhelming 69th-ranked Pao- serve at 124 mph jammed Mat- cently while winning Wimble- One other exit of significance: victory over Hanover Area, The team of Alicia Chopyak lo Lorenzi of Italy 6-1, 6-0, 6-1on tek-Sands’ left index finger, shov- don and a gold medal at the Lon- 2009 runner-up Caroline Woz- 185-189 on Tuesday at Wyoming and Mikhaela Moher earned the Tuesday night — and while he is ing it into a racket string so hard don Olympics. niacki, who began the year Valley Country Club in a Wyom- only victory for Pittston Area. without a second major cham- she needed attention from a “We need more American ranked No. 1but has struggled ing Valley Golf League match. Coughlin 4, Pittston Area 1 Singles: 1. Becca Elmy (C) d. Miranda pionship for his resume, he kept trainer. champions here to hold up these and was seeded eighth, lost 6-2, Chris Jones recorded Hanov- Warunek 6-3, 6-2; 2. Dana Schneider (C) d. adapting his game to try to do “She was crushing her serves,” amazing trophies,” Serena Wil- 6-2 against 96th-ranked Irina- er’s lowest score, shooting a 45. Haleigh Zurek 6-1, 6-0; 3. Mykela Pacurariu (C) d. Tatiana Supinski 6-4, 6-4 just that. Mattek-Sands said. “I don’t think liams said. Camelia Begu of Romania. Both- (at Wyoming Valley Country Club par-35) Lake-Lehman: Nick Egan 43, Jeff Carter 43, Doubles: 1. Alicia Chopyak/Mikhaela Moher Roddick dedicated himself to anyone’s returning those, so I’m Three of the day’s most nota- ered by a bad right knee, Woz- Bob Ide 44, Ben Pilch 55 (P) d. Julia Demellier/ Danielle Adcock 6-2, 6-3; 2. Hanover Area: Chris Jones 45, Kyle Cunard Alia Sod / Jackie Marroquin (C) d. Rosemary stronger fitness. He learned a not going to beat myself up too ble upsets were turned in by niacki also lost in the first round 47, Fred Schiel 48, Matt Kocher 49 Ritsick / Claudia Shandra 7-5, forfeit better backhand. 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Hughes comes up AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away New York...... 75 54 .581 ——4-6 W-1 40-25 35-29 1 Baltimore ...... 71 57 .555 3 ⁄2 —7-3 W-4 36-29 35-28 1 Tampa Bay...... 70 59 .543 51⁄25-5 L-4 35-30 35-29 1 Boston ...... 62 67 .481 13 9 ⁄2 4-6 W-2 32-38 30-29 1 Toronto ...... 57 71 .445 17 ⁄2 14 2-8 L-1 31-30 26-41 huge for Yankees Central Division WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Chicago ...... 71 57 .555 ——6-4 L-2 38-26 33-31 1 1 Detroit ...... 69 58 .543 1 ⁄2 1 ⁄2 7-3 W-2 39-26 30-32 1 1 Kansas City...... 56 71 .441 14 ⁄2 14 ⁄2 5-5 L-2 26-33 30-38 1 1 Cleveland ...... 55 74 .426 16 ⁄2 16 ⁄2 1-9 L-3 31-33 24-41 1 1 Minnesota ...... 52 77 .403 19 ⁄2 19 ⁄2 2-8 L-2 24-39 28-38 The Associated Press Athletics 7, Indians 0 West Division WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away New York — Phil Hughes CLEVELAND (AP) — Tom- Texas...... 77 52 .597 ——8-2 W-2 43-24 34-28 1 Oakland ...... 71 57 .555 5 ⁄2 —8-2 W-4 39-27 32-30 1 had another fine start at home, my Milone and three Oakland Los Angeles...... 66 62 .516 10 ⁄2 54-6 L-2 33-29 33-33 1 Nick Swisher extended his Seattle...... 63 67 .485 14 ⁄2 97-3 W-2 33-30 30-37 relievers extended Cleveland’s NATIONAL LEAGUE torrid streak with an RBI sin- scoreless streak to 22 innings. East Division WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away gle and New York handed Brandon Moss and Chris Washington...... 77 51 .602 ——4-6 L-5 36-24 41-27 1 Atlanta...... 73 56 .566 4 ⁄2 —3-7 L-1 36-29 37-27 Ricky Romero his 11th straight 1 Carter homered off Zach McAl- Philadelphia ...... 61 68 .473 16 ⁄2 10 7-3 L-1 31-36 30-32 1 New York...... 60 69 .465 17 ⁄2 11 4-6 W-3 30-35 30-34 loss Tuesday night with a 2-1 lister (5-5) as Oakland won its 1 Miami ...... 59 71 .454 19 12 ⁄2 5-5 W-2 30-31 29-40 victory over Toronto. fourth straight to remain tied Central Division WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Hughes (13-11) won his sixth with Baltimore atop the AL Cincinnati...... 78 52 .600 ——5-5 W-1 42-24 36-28 1 St. Louis ...... 71 58 .550 6 ⁄2 —7-3 L-1 40-26 31-32 consecutive decision at Yankee wild-card race. Oakland is 5-0 1 Pittsburgh...... 69 60 .535 8 ⁄2 23-7 W-1 39-26 30-34 1 Stadium, giving up only Adei- Milwaukee ...... 61 67 .477 16 9 ⁄2 7-3 W-3 38-28 23-39 against Cleveland and has won 1 Chicago ...... 49 79 .383 28 21 ⁄2 3-7 L-2 32-31 17-48 1 ny Hechavarria’s first major 10 of 12 since dropping eight of Houston...... 40 89 .310 37 ⁄2 31 1-9 L-3 27-36 13-53 West Division league homer in seven innings. 13. WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away He allowed four hits and walk- San Francisco...... 72 57 .558 ——7-3 W-1 37-28 35-29 Milone (11-9) worked six Los Angeles...... 69 60 .535 324-6 L-2 35-29 34-31 ed three. innings. Jerry Blevins, Pat Arizona ...... 64 65 .496 874-6 L-4 33-32 31-33 1 1 San Diego...... 60 70 .462 12 ⁄2 11 ⁄2 8-2 W-8 32-32 28-38 Rafael Soriano bounced back Neshek and Evan Scribner Colorado...... 52 75 .409 19 18 7-3 W-1 27-39 25-36 from a blown save Monday completed Oakland’s third AP PHOTO AMERICAN LEAGUE Monday's Games night, when he gave up a go- straight shutout over the Indi- Monday's Games St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3 The Yankees’ Steve Pearce scores on a sacrifice fly by Curtis Gran- ahead homer to Colby Rasmus Boston 5, Kansas City 1 Milwaukee 15, Chicago Cubs 4 derson in the fourth inning of Tuesday’s game against Toronto. ans. Baltimore 4, Chicago White Sox 3 Colorado 10, L.A. Dodgers 0 with two outs in the ninth, by Oakland 3, Cleveland 0 Cincinnati 3, Arizona 2 San Diego 3, Atlanta 0 Pittsburgh ...... 102 041 10x —9 Rangers 1, Rays 0 Toronto 8, N.Y. Yankees 7, 11 innings E—Descalso (9). DP—Pittsburgh 2. LOB—St. working a perfect inning to Texas 6, Tampa Bay 5 Tuesday's Games Louis 4, Pittsburgh 9. 2B—Jay (14), A.McCutchen MONDAY’S finish the four-hitter for his Seattle 1, Minnesota 0 N.Y. Mets 9, Philadelphia 5, 10 innings (24), P.Alvarez (20). 3B—Snider (1). HR—P.Alva- LATE BOXES ARLINGTON, Texas — Yu Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh 9, St. Louis 0 rez 2 (25). S—Ja.McDonald 2. SF—G.Jones. 34th save in 37 tries. Darvish struck out 10 over Baltimore 6, Chicago White Sox 0 Miami 9, Washington 0 IP HRER BB SO Oakland 7, Cleveland 0 Milwaukee 4, Chicago Cubs 1 St. Louis Brewers 15, Cubs 4 Curtis Granderson hit a seven innings for the Texas N.Y. Yankees 2, Toronto 1 San Francisco 3, Houston 2 Westbrook L,13-10.511 7742 Texas 1, Tampa Bay 0 L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Dickson ...... 332104Milwaukee Chicago sacrifice fly to help the Yankees Rangers to win a 1-0 pitchers’ Seattle 5, Minnesota 2 Cincinnati at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Pittsburgh ab rhbi ab rhbi Detroit at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Atlanta at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Ja.McDonald Aoki rf 4221DeJess rf 4110 to their fifth win in 12 games. duel against James Shields and Boston at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Wednesday's Games RWeks 2b 6230Vitters 3b 5000 W,12-6...... 720016LHrndz p0000Rizzo 1b 4111 Wednesday's Games L.A. Dodgers (Blanton 8-12) at Colorado (D.Pom- Resop ...... 130001 They beat Romero (8-12) for the Tampa Bay Rays on Tues- Toronto (Happ 2-1) at N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia eranz 1-7), 3:10 p.m. Braun lf 6345ASorin lf 5121 Takahashi ...... 100002ArRmr 3b 5234SCastro ss 4011 the third time during his win- day night. 13-3), 1:05 p.m. Cincinnati (Latos 10-4) at Arizona (Corbin 5-5), 3:40 HBP—by Westbrook (J.Harrison). Chicago White Sox (Axelrod 1-2) at Baltimore p.m. Bianchi ph-2b 1011Clevngr c4010 Umpires—Home, Adrian Johnson;First, Gary Ce- Hart 1b 5111BJcksn cf 3111 less skid. Ian Kinsler homered to give (J.Saunders 0-0), 7:05 p.m. Atlanta (Hanson 12-6) at San Diego (Stults 4-2), derstrom;Second, Lance Barksdale;Third, Fieldin Oakland (Blackley 4-3) at Cleveland (Kluber 0-2), 6:35 p.m. Mldnd ph-1b 1000Barney 2b 4010 Culbreth. Lucroy c4110Germn p2000 Texas enough against the sud- 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Harvey 2-3) at Philadelphia (Hamels T—2:30. A—17,492 (38,362). Orioles 6, White Sox 0 Tampa Bay (Cobb 8-8) at Texas (M.Harrison 15-7), 14-6), 7:05 p.m. CGomz cf 5341Bowden p0000 denly sliding Rays, who have 7:05 p.m. St. Louis (J.Kelly 4-5) at Pittsburgh (W.Rodriguez Segura ss 5111LaHair ph 1010 8-13), 7:05 p.m. Brewers 4, Cubs 1 Estrad p2010AlCarr p0000 BALTIMORE — Chris Till- lost four in a row, had runners Detroit (A.Sanchez 2-3) at Kansas City (B.Chen Ishikaw ph 1000Valuen ph 1000 9-10), 8:10 p.m. Washington (Detwiler 7-6) at Miami (Ja.Turner 0-1), Milwaukee Chicago 7:10 p.m. Loe p0000Corpas p0000 man allowed one hit over sev- on base in each of the first five Seattle (Vargas 13-8) at Minnesota (Deduno 4-2), ab rhbi ab rhbi FrRdrg p0000Hinshw p0000 8:10 p.m. Milwaukee (Fiers 7-6) at Chicago Cubs (Samardzija Aoki rf 4120DeJess rf-cf 4000 8-11), 8:05 p.m. Morgan ph 1000LCastill p0000 en innings and Nick Markakis innings against Darvish (13-9) Boston (Z.Stewart 1-2) at L.A. Angels (C.Wilson RWeks 2b 2000Valuen 3b 3010 Hndrsn p0000Mather p0000 9-9), 10:05 p.m. San Francisco (Zito 10-8) at Houston (Keuchel 1-6), Braun lf 4010Rizzo 1b 4000 8:05 p.m. Ransm ph-3b 1000 drove in three runs as Balti- and still couldn’t score. It was Thursday's Games ArRmr 3b 4000ASorin lf 3000 Totals 47152114 Totals 37 494 Thursday's Games Oakland at Cleveland, 12:05 p.m. Hart 1b 4010SCastro ss 4010 Milwaukee...... 100 031 019 —15 more defeated Chris Sale and their fourth 1-0 loss this season Chicago White Sox at Baltimore, 12:35 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. Mldnd c4100WCastll c3000 Chicago for its fourth straight —all in their last 22 games Seattle at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m. Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. CGomz cf 3110BJcksn cf 2000 Chicago...... 003 001 000 —4 Tampa Bay at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. St. Louis at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Bianchi ss 3113Camp p0000 E—R.Weeks (13), Segura (3), S.Castro 2 (21). win. this month. Detroit at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. San Francisco at Houston, 8:05 p.m. Gallard p2000Barney 2b 3000 DP—Chicago 2. LOB—Milwaukee 8, Chicago 12. Boston at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Morgan ph 1000T.Wood p2111 2B—Braun (24), Ar.Ramirez (43), Lucroy (14), A.Soriano 2 (28), Clevenger (11), LaHair (16). HR— Lew Ford homered for the NATIONAL LEAGUE FrRdrg p0000AlCarr p0000 Axford p0000Mather rf 1000 Braun (35), Ar.Ramirez 2 (20), Hart (24), C.Gomez second time in two nights and Mariners 5, Twins 2 Totals 31 463Totals 29 131 (14), B.Jackson (4). SB—Aoki (20), C.Gomez (27), S.Castro (21). CS—DeJesus (7). Adam Jones hit his 100th ca- MINNEAPOLIS — Dustin Milwaukee...... 030 000 010 —4 IP HRER BB SO Chicago...... 001 000 000 —1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Tampa Bay Texas Milwaukee reer home run for the Orioles, Ackley hit a three-run homer, DP—Milwaukee 1, Chicago 1. LOB—Milwaukee 2, Estrada W,2-5 ...... 563038 Yankees 2, Blue Jays 1 ab rhbi ab rhbi Chicago 4. 2B—Aoki (23), Braun (25), Hart (31). Toronto New York DJnngs lf 4010Kinsler 2b 4111 Loe H,6...... 131112 who moved a season-high 14 Hisashi Iwakuma was hard to HR—Bianchi (1), T.Wood (1). SB—Aoki (21). CS— Fr.Rodriguez H,23 .. 100012 ab rhbi ab rhbi BUpton cf 3000Andrus ss 4010 R.Weeks (1), Valbuena (2). games over .500 (71-57) and RDavis lf 2000Jeter ss 4010 Joyce rf 1000Hamltn cf-lf 3000 Henderson H,4...... 100011 hit and the Seattle Mariners IP HRER BB SO Li.Hernandez ...... 100002 Rasms cf 3000Swisher 1b 3011 Fuld rf 3030Beltre 3b 2000 Milwaukee remained atop the AL wild- beat the stumbling Minnesota Encrnc 1b 3000Cano 2b 4000 Longori 3b 4000N.Cruz rf 2000 Chicago Gallardo W,14-8...... 731139Germano L,2-4 ...... 5105504 Lind dh 4000Pearce dh 2100 Zobrist ss 3010Gentry cf 0000 Fr.Rodriguez H,24 .. 100000 card standings. Twins 5-2 on Tuesday night. YEscor ss 4010RMartn c3000 Scott dh 3010MiYong dh 3000 Bowden ...... 110001 Axford S,21-29...... 100002Al.Cabrera ...... 110000 Torreal c4000Grndrs cf 2001 C.Pena 1b 4000DvMrp lf-rf 2000 Chicago The only hit against Tillman Iwakuma (5-3) gave up just McCoy 2b 3000AnJons rf 3000 RRorts 2b 4010Soto c3010 Corpas...... 111101 T.Wood L,4-11 ...... 753304Hinshaw...... 045510 Sierra rf 3020J.Nix 3b 3120 Loaton c3000Morlnd 1b 3010 1 (7-2) was an infield dribbler by one hit and one unearned run Al.Cabrera ...... ⁄3 11110 2 Hchvrr 3b 3111ISuzuki lf 3010 Totals 32 070Totals 26 141 L.Castillo ...... ⁄3 34421 2 1 Camp ...... 1 ⁄3 00000Mather...... ⁄3 10000 Dayan Viciedo in the fifth in- over six innings in another Totals 29 141Totals 27 252 Tampa Bay...... 000 000 000 —0 HBP—by T.Wood (R.Weeks). Toronto...... 000 010 000 —1 Germano pitched to 1batter in the 6th. ning that shortstop J.J. Hardy strong start for the rookie from Texas...... 000 100 00x —1 Umpires—Home, Chris Guccione;First, D.J. Rey- Hinshaw pitched to 5 batters in the 9th. New York ...... 001 100 00x —2 DP—Tampa Bay 1, Texas 1. LOB—Tampa Bay 8, burn;Second, Jeff Nelson;Third, Bill Welke. WP—Estrada, L.Castillo. couldn’t snag with an attempt- Japan. The right-hander struck DP—Toronto 1, New York 1. LOB—Toronto 5, New Texas 4. 2B—Scott (17). HR—Kinsler (16). SB— T—2:34. A—30,017 (41,009). Umpires—Home, Bill Welke;First, Chris Guccione- York 4. 2B—Y.Escobar (15). HR—Hechavarria (1). Fuld (6). S—B.Upton. ;Second, D.J. Reyburn;Third, Jeff Nelson. ed barehanded pickup. Pitch- out four and helped send the SB—J.Nix (5). CS—R.Davis (11), Jeter (4). SF— IP HRER BB SO Giants 3, Astros 2 T—3:43. A—32,541(41,009). Granderson. Tampa Bay San Francisco Houston ing on six days’ rest, Tillman Twins to their 16th defeat in IP HRER BB SO Shields L,12-8 ...... 731128 ab rhbi ab rhbi Toronto McGee...... 110000Pagan cf 4121Altuve 2b 5000 Rockies 10, Dodgers 0 walked four, struck out five and their last 19 games despite four R.Romero L,8-12 .... 752226Texas Scutaro 2b 5020Pareds rf 3100 Lyon...... 100001 Los Angeles Colorado Darvish W,13-9 ...... 7600210 Sandovl 3b 3000Wallac 1b 4030 ab rhbi ab rhbi did not allow a runner past walks, a hit batsman and a wild New York Mi.Adams H,24...... 110001Romo p0000JCastro c3010 P.Hughes W,13-11.741135 Victorn lf 3010Colvin cf 4223 second. pitch. Nathan S,27-28 ...... 100003Posey c4010Greene ss 3000 M.Ellis 2b 3000Pachec 1b 4111 D.Robertson H,21... 100000HBP—by Shields (N.Cruz). Pence rf 4010FMrtnz lf 3111 R.Soriano S,34-37 .. 100002 Jansen p0000CGnzlz lf 4100 Umpires—Home, Brian Knight;First, Mike Winters- Belt 1b 4110FRdrgz p0000 Wall p0000WRosr c5112 HBP—by P.Hughes (R.Davis). WP—R.Romero. ;Second, Mark Wegner;Third, Mike Muchlinski. GBlanc lf 3000SMoore ph 0000 Umpires—Home, Ed Hickox;First, Chris Conroy- Kemp cf 4010ABrwn rf 3000 T—2:48. A—30,700 (48,194). Arias ph-3b 1111Wrght p0000 AdGnzl 1b 3000Blckmn rf 2000 ;Second, Mark Carlson;Third, Angel Hernandez. BCrwfr ss 4000WLopez p0000 HRmrz ss 4000Nelson 3b 4330 NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP T—2:28. A—42,472 (50,291). M.Cain p3000Ambriz p0000 Ethier rf 3000LeMahi 2b 4122 NATIONAL SCasill p0000MGnzlz 3b 4010 L.Cruz 3b 4010JHerrr ss 4130 Athletics 7, Indians 0 LEAGUE HSnchz ph 1011BBarns cf 4000 A.Ellis c3010Francis p1000 FPegur pr-lf 0000BNorrs p2000 Beckett p2000Fowler ph 1000 Oakland Cleveland Bogsvc lf 1000 Choate p0000Roenck p0000 ab rhbi ab rhbi Marlins 9, Nationals 0 Totals 36 393Totals 32 261 League p0000Rutledg ph 1011 Drew ss 3000Kipnis 2b 4010 San Francisco...... 000 010 002 —3 Punto ph-2b 1000Brothrs p0000 Reddck rf 5110AsCarr dh 4010 Washington Miami Houston...... 000 010 010 —2 Belisle p1000 Strasburg struggles Cespds cf 5000Choo rf 3010 ab rhbi ab rhbi E—M.Cain (2), Belt (4). LOB—San Francisco 8, Totals 30 040Totals 381013 9 S.Smith dh 5320CSantn c4020 Werth rf 4000Petersn lf 5110 Houston 8. 2B—Pagan (28), Posey (29), Pence Los Angeles...... 000 000 000 —0 Carter 1b 5232Brantly cf 4000 Harper cf 4010Ruggin cf 4242 (23), Arias (12), Wallace (6). HR—Pagan (8), Moss lf 5123Duncan lf 4010 Zmrmn 3b 4010Reyes ss 5100 Colorado ...... 100 101 07x —10 F.Martinez (2). SB—Paredes (1). CS—Greene (4). E—W.Rosario (12). DP—Colorado 1. LOB—Los Dnldsn 3b 4010Lillirdg ss 4010 LaRoch 1b 4000Ca.Lee 1b 4211 S—J.Castro. DNorrs c4000Ktchm 1b 4010 Morse lf 3000Stanton rf 4133 Angeles 7, Colorado 7. 2B—Kemp (17), A.Ellis (16), IP HRER BB SO Pacheco (22), Nelson (14). 3B—Victorino (6), Col- Rosales 2b 4021Donald 3b 4000 Stmmn p0000Dobbs 3b 4012 San Francisco as Nats lose another Totals 40 7116Totals 35 080 Tracy ph 1010DSolan 2b 4011 vin (9), Nelson (2). HR—Colvin (15), W.Rosario 1 M.Cain...... 7 ⁄3 62235(21). SB—Victorino (30), Rutledge (5). Oakland...... 022 010 002 —7 Dsmnd ss 4000Brantly c4110 2 S.Casilla W,5-5 ...... ⁄3 00010 IP HRER BB SO Cleveland...... 000 000 000 —0 Espinos 2b 3000Nolasco p3110 KSuzuk c4020 Romo S,7-8 ...... 100001Los Angeles E—Reddick (5), Choo (2), Lillibridge (5). LOB— 2 Houston Beckett L,0-1 ...... 5 ⁄3 73336 Strasrg p2000 2 Oakland 9, Cleveland 9. 2B—S.Smith (16), Carter B.Norris ...... 6 ⁄3 61127 1 Lmrdzz lf 1000 Choate ...... ⁄3 00001 The Associated Press McDonald scattered two hits (10), Rosales (2), As.Cabrera (30), Lillibridge (5). 1 Totals 34 050Totals 37 913 9 Fe.Rodriguez...... 1 ⁄3 00003League ...... 100002 HR—Carter (12), Moss (14). SB—Donaldson (3). 2 W.Wright ...... 011100Jansen...... ⁄3 44401 MIAMI — Stephen Stras- over seven innings and the IP HRER BB SO Washington...... 000 000 000 —0 1 W.Lopez L,5-3 Wall...... ⁄3 23301 Oakland Miami...... 203 112 00x —9 2 Pittsburgh Pirates beats the St. BS,3-5 ...... ⁄3 21101Colorado burg pitched as badly as his E—Espinosa (12), Dobbs (8). LOB—Washington 8, 1 Milone W,11-9...... 670015 Ambriz...... ⁄3 00000Francis W,5-4 ...... 530016 2 Louis Cardinals 9-0 on Tuesday Blevins...... 1 ⁄3 10000Miami 7. 2B—Tracy (6), Ca.Lee (22), Stanton (26). W.Wright pitched to 1batter in the 9th. Roenicke H,7...... 100010 teammates have been playing. 1 Neshek ...... ⁄3 00000HR—Ruggiano (13). SB—Petersen (6), Ca.Lee (3). 1 WP—M.Cain, Fe.Rodriguez. Brothers H,14 ...... 1 ⁄3 10002 Scribner...... 100001S—Nolasco. 2 Strasburg gave up a career- night. Umpires—Home, Tim Welke;First, Paul Schrieber- Belisle S,2-8 ...... 1 ⁄3 00010 Cleveland IP HRER BB SO ;Second, Mike Everitt;Third, Laz Diaz. HBP—by Belisle (M.Ellis). WP—Wall 2. 1 high seven runs in five innings Alvarez hit a two-run homer McAllister L,5-5 ...... 4 ⁄3 95538Washington T—3:13. A—13,516 (40,981). Umpires—Home, James Hoye;First, Jim Joyce- 2 Sipp...... 1 ⁄3 00002Strasburg L,15-6..... 597513 ;Second, Lance Barrett;Third, Jim Reynolds. Tuesday night and the first- in the third to give the Pirates E.Rogers...... 200004Stammen...... 342211 T—3:05. A—30,148 (50,398). J.Smith ...... 122002Miami MAJOR place Washington Nationals’ acomfortable lead, added an WP—J.Smith. Nolasco W,10-12 .... 950006 RBI double in the fourth then Umpires—Home, Jerry Meals;First, Gary Darling- HBP—by Nolasco (Espinosa). WP—Nolasco. LEAGUE Reds 3, Diamondbacks 2 losing streak reached five ;Second, Paul Emmel;Third, Scott Barry. Umpires—Home, Dale Scott;First, Bill Miller;Se- cond, CB Bucknor;Third, Dan Iassogna. LEADERS Cincinnati Arizona games when they were beaten hit a 469-foot blast to center in T—3:13. A—13,413 (43,429). ab rhbi ab rhbi T—2:22. A—24,877 (37,442). Stubbs cf 4000CYoung cf 4000 by Ricky Nolasco and the last- the sixth. He went 4 for 5 as Orioles 6, White Sox 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Valdez ss 5110A.Hill 2b 4110 Pittsburgh drew within two Mets 9, Phillies 5, 10 innings BPhllps 2b 3021Kubel lf 3010 place Miami Marlins 9-0. Chicago Baltimore BATTING—MeCabrera, San Francisco, .346; AMc- Ludwck lf 3000Gldsch 1b 4000 games of the Cardinals in the ab rhbi ab rhbi New York Philadelphia Cutchen, Pittsburgh, .345; Posey, San Francisco, Bruce rf 4000J.Upton rf 4122 Nolasco (10-12) allowed five Wise cf 4000Markks rf 4013 ab rhbi ab rhbi .327; YMolina, St. Louis, .325; DWright, New York, Frazier 1b 4010MMntr c3000 race for the NL’s second wild- Youkils 3b 4000Hardy ss 4010 Tejada ss 5220Rollins ss 3100 .319; Holliday, St. Louis, .309; CGonzalez, Colora- Rolen 3b 4110RWhelr 3b 3000 hits in his third career shutout A.Dunn dh 3010AdJons cf 3111 DnMrp 2b 5030Frndsn 3b 4100 do, .308. Hanign c3000Elmore ss 3010 and eighth complete game. card spot. Konerk 1b 4000Wieters c4010 DWrght 3b 3222Utley 2b 4221 RUNS—AMcCutchen, Pittsburgh, 90; Bourn, Atlan- Arroyo p3111Skaggs p1000 Rios rf 2000Ford dh 4111 I.Davis 1b 5111Howard 1b 5114 ta, 85; Braun, Milwaukee, 85; MeCabrera, San Marshll p0000Ziegler p0000 Strasburg (15-6) came into McDonald (12-6) gave up JrDnks rf 1000MrRynl 1b 4110 Duda lf 5221Mayrry cf 3010 Francisco, 84; Holliday, St. Louis, 83; JUpton, Ari- Broxtn p0000Albers p0000 two hits, walked one and Przyns c3000McLoth lf 4130 Bay lf 0000DBrwn lf 4000 zona, 82; CGonzalez, Colorado, 80. Paul ph 1000GParra ph 1000 the game with a streak of 27 Viciedo lf 3010Machd 3b 2101 Shppch c5133Pierre lf 1000 RBI—Braun, Milwaukee, 90; Holliday, St. Louis, 90; Chpmn p0000DHrndz p0000 struck out six to beat the Car- AlRmrz ss 1000Andino 2b 3120 Baxter rf 4112L.Nix rf 3010 Beltran, St. Louis, 85; FFreeman, Atlanta, 82; Totals 34 362Totals 30 252 consecutive scoreless innings Olmedo ss 0000 AnTrrs cf 3000Kratz c4010 Bruce, Cincinnati, 81; CGonzalez, Colorado, 81; Ar- Cincinnati ...... 001 101 000 —3 dinals and Jake Westbrook Bckhm 2b 3000 RRmrz p0000Worley p1000 Ramirez, Milwaukee, 81. against Miami in five starts Totals 28 020Totals 32 6116 Edgin p0000Valdes p0000 HITS—AMcCutchen, Pittsburgh, 164; MeCabrera, Arizona...... 010 100 000 —2 (13-10) for the second time in Chicago...... 000 000 000 —0 Rauch p0000Polanc ph 1000 San Francisco, 159; Bourn, Atlanta, 153; Holliday, E—Goldschmidt (7). DP—Cincinnati 1. LOB—Cin- since last September. But he JuTrnr ph 1000Lindlm p0000 St. Louis, 151; Prado, Atlanta, 148; DWright, New cinnati 8, Arizona 3. 2B—B.Phillips (27), Frazier Baltimore...... 031 001 10x —6 (22), Kubel (26). HR—Arroyo (1), J.Upton (11). S— the last two weeks. E—Pierzynski (6). DP—Chicago 1, Baltimore 1. Parnell p0000Bastrd p0000 York, 147; Reyes, Miami, 146. gave up a homer to his second CYoung p2000Papeln p0000 HOME RUNS—Braun, Milwaukee, 35; Stanton, Skaggs. LOB—Chicago 5, Baltimore 6. 2B—Markakis (24), IP HRER BB SO Andino (10). HR—Ad.Jones (25), Ford (2). SB— RCarsn p0000Wggntn ph 1000 Miami, 29; Beltran, St. Louis, 28; Bruce, Cincinnati, batter, Justin Ruggiano, and Hairstn cf 2000Rosnrg p0000 27; Kubel, Arizona, 26; PAlvarez, Pittsburgh, 25; Cincinnati Brewers 4, Cubs 1 McLouth (6), Machado (1). CS—McLouth (1). SF— Arroyo W,11-7...... 652213 trailed 5-0 by the third inning. Machado. Totals 40 914 9Totals 34 565 Ludwick, Cincinnati, 25. New York...... 100 210 010 4—9 STOLEN BASES—Bourn, Atlanta, 37; Pierre, Phi- Marshall H,18 ...... 100001 CHICAGO — Jeff Bianchi IP HRER BB SO Broxton H,4...... 100001 Chicago Philadelphia ...... 400 010 000 0—5 ladelphia, 32; Bonifacio, Miami, 30; DGordon, Los Angeles, 30; Victorino, Los Angeles, 30; Reyes, Chapman S,32-36 .. 100000 Mets 9, Phillies 5, 10 innings hit a three-run shot for his first Sale L,15-5 ...... 464435E—Dan.Murphy (12). DP—New York 1, Philadel- Arizona phia 2. LOB—New York 6, Philadelphia 7. Miami, 29; Stubbs, Cincinnati, 28. 2 Humber ...... 452202 Skaggs L,1-1 ...... 5 ⁄3 53225 big league homer, leading the Baltimore 2B—Tejada (23), I.Davis (21), Shoppach (1). HR— PITCHING—Dickey, New York, 16-4; Cueto, Cin- 1 PHILADELPHIA — Ike Ziegler ...... 1 ⁄3 10002 Milwaukee Brewers to a 4-1 Tillman W,7-2 ...... 710045Shoppach (2), Baxter (1), Utley (9), Howard (9). cinnati, 16-6; GGonzalez, Washington, 16-7; AJ- Albers ...... 100001 Davis hit a tiebreaking double Matusz ...... 210002CS—Hairston (2). S—Parnell, Worley. SF— Burnett, Pittsburgh, 15-5; Strasburg, Washington, D.Hernandez ...... 100001 win over the Chicago Cubs on Umpires—Home, Jordan Baker;First, Marvin Hud- D.Wright. 15-6; Lohse, St. Louis, 14-2; Hamels, Philadelphia, HBP—by Skaggs (B.Phillips, Stubbs). PB— during a four-run 10th inning, son;Second, Brian Runge;Third, Tim McClelland. IP HRER BB SO 14-6; Miley, Arizona, 14-8; Gallardo, Milwaukee, M.Montero. Tuesday night. T—2:30. A—12,841(45,971). New York 14-8; Bumgarner, San Francisco, 14-8. Umpires—Home, Jim Wolf;First, Alan Porter;Se- 1 STRIKEOUTS—Strasburg, Washington, 186; Kelly Shoppach had a two-run C.Young ...... 4 ⁄3 45532 cond, Ron Kulpa;Third, Derryl Cousins. Bianchi went deep off Travis R.Carson...... 100001Dickey, New York,183; Kershaw, Los Angeles,183; T—2:57. A—17,966 (48,633). homer and the New York Mets Mariners 5, Twins 2 R.Ramirez...... 100011Hamels, Philadelphia, 172; Gallardo, Milwaukee, 1 Wood (4-11) with two outs in Seattle Minnesota Edgin ...... 1 ⁄3 10011172; GGonzalez, Washington, 168; Bumgarner, 1 beat the Philadelphia Phillies ab rhbi ab rhbi Rauch ...... ⁄3 00000San Francisco, 165. Padres 3, Braves 0 the second for Milwaukee, Parnell W,4-3 ...... 210002SAVES—Hanrahan, Pittsburgh, 34; Chapman, Ackley 2b 5113Revere cf 2001 Atlanta San Diego 9-5 Tuesday night for their Gutirrz cf 4100Mstrnn rf 3000 Philadelphia Cincinnati, 32; Motte, St. Louis, 31; Kimbrel, Atlanta, which has won seven of eight 1 ab rhbi ab rhbi Seager 3b 4022Mauer c4000 Worley ...... 4 ⁄3 9440431; Papelbon, Philadelphia, 29. 2 Bourn cf 4010Denorfi rf 4010 third straight victory. Valdes ...... 1 ⁄3 00002 overall and has beaten the JMontr dh 4000Wlngh lf 3110 Prado lf 4010Forsyth 2b 4020 Smoak 1b 4000Mornea 1b 4010 Lindblom H,19...... 101121 Shoppach hit a tying double Bastardo BS,4-4...... 110001 AMERICAN LEAGUE Heywrd rf 4010Headly 3b 3100 Cubs seven straight times. Olivo c4010Doumit dh 4011 C.Jones 3b 3000Quentin lf 3100 in the eighth and then connect- Thams rf 4000Plouffe 3b 3000 Papelbon...... 100000BATTING—Trout, Los Angeles, .337; MiCabrera, Rosenberg L,0-2..... 144400 FFrmn 1b 2000Amarst lf 0000 TRonsn lf 4120JCarrll 2b 3110 Detroit, .324; Jeter, New York, .321; Konerko, Chi- McCnn c3000Grandl c4123 ed off B.J. Rosenberg (0-2). Ryan ss 4230Flormn ss 2000 Lindblom pitched to 1batter in the 8th. cago, .316; Beltre, Texas, .313; Fielder, Detroit, Giants 3, Astros 2 HBP—by C.Young (Frandsen), by R.Carson (May- Uggla 2b 3010Guzmn 1b 3020 Totals 37 595Totals 28 242 .311; Revere, Minnesota, .310. Janish ss 3000Maybin cf 3010 Mike Baxter also hit a two-run Seattle ...... 002 030 000 —5 berry), by Rosenberg (Baxter). PB—Kratz 2. RUNS—Trout, Los Angeles, 100; Kinsler, Texas, Mahlm p2000EvCarr ss 3000 HOUSTON — Pinch-hitter Umpires—Home, Mike Estabrook;First, Jerry Lay- Minnesota ...... 001 000 001 —2 90; Hamilton, Texas, 84; MiCabrera, Detroit, 83; Je- Durbin p0000C.Kelly p2010 shot for the Mets, who are 6-1 Hector Sanchez connected on ne;Second, Wally Bell;Third, Dan Bellino. ter, New York, 83; Granderson, New York, 82; Hinske ph 0000Layne p0000 E—Plouffe (13). DP—Seattle 2. LOB—Seattle 6, T—3:41. A—41,227 (43,651). in Philadelphia this season. Minnesota 6. 2B—Seager (26), Ryan 2 (17), Doumit AJackson, Detroit, 79. Pstrnck pr 0000Venale ph 1000 the go-ahead RBI single in the (26). HR—Ackley (10). SB—T.Robinson 2 (5). RBI—Hamilton, Texas, 111; MiCabrera, Detroit, Batista p0000Thayer p0000 It was the first time in 10 ninth inning and the San Fran- SF—Revere. Pirates 9, Cardinals 0 106; Willingham, Minnesota, 92; Fielder, Detroit, 91; Grgrsn p0000 IP HRER BB SO ADunn, Chicago, 88; Encarnacion, Toronto, 88; Totals 28 040Totals 30 393 games New York scored more Seattle St. Louis Pittsburgh AdGonzalez, Boston, 86; Pujols, Los Angeles, 86. Atlanta ...... 000 000 000 —0 cisco Giants rallied for a 3-2 ab rhbi ab rhbi HITS—Jeter, New York, 175; MiCabrera, Detroit, Iwakuma W,5-3...... 611044 San Diego ...... 020 000 01x —3 than three runs. 1 Jay cf 4010Tabata lf 3110 159; Beltre, Texas, 152; Cano, New York, 152; win over the Houston Astros O.Perez...... ⁄3 10000 DP—Atlanta 1, San Diego 3. LOB—Atlanta 4, San 2 Schmkr 2b 4000Snider rf 4021 AGordon, Kansas City, 151; Andrus, Texas, 149; Kinney ...... 1 ⁄3 00002 Diego 5. 2B—Heyward (24). HR—Grandal (6). Ryan Howard hit a grand 2 Hollidy lf 3000AMcCt cf 5220 AdJones, Baltimore, 146; Rios, Chicago, 146. on Tuesday night. Furbush...... ⁄3 21101 SB—Headley (13). CS—Guzman (3). Wilhelmsen SRonsn lf 1000GJones 1b 4111 HOME RUNS—ADunn, Chicago, 38; Hamilton, slam and Chase Utley had a Craig 1b 4000PAlvrz 3b 5344 IP HRER BB SO The Giants were down 2-1 1 Texas, 35; Encarnacion, Toronto, 34; Granderson, S,20-23...... ⁄3 00010 Beltran rf 2000McKnr c5121 New York, 33; MiCabrera, Detroit, 32; Willingham, Atlanta Minnesota 2 solo shot for the Phillies, who entering the ninth. Brandon Descals ss 0000JHrrsn 2b 3010 Minnesota, 31; Trumbo, Los Angeles, 30. Maholm L,11-9 ...... 6⁄3 82215 Diamond L,10-6 ...... 775512 1 YMolin c1010Barmes ss 4012 STOLEN BASES—Trout, Los Angeles, 41; RDa- Durbin...... ⁄3 00000 had won four straight. Belt singled off Wesley Wright Waldrop...... 110000T.Cruz c2010JMcDnl p0000 Batista ...... 111110 Al.Burnett ...... 110002 vis, Toronto, 39; Revere, Minnesota, 30; Crisp, Freese 3b 3010Clemnt ph 1100 Oakland, 28; AEscobar, Kansas City, 26; Kipnis, San Diego to start inning before pinch- HBP—by Iwakuma (Willingham). WP—Iwakuma. Furcal ss 2000Resop p0000 C.Kelly W,1-0 ...... 630024 PB—Olivo. Cleveland, 26; JDyson, Kansas City, 25. Layne H,1...... 100001 Pirates 9, Cardinals 0 hitter Joaquin Arias doubled MCrpnt rf 1000Takhsh p0000 PITCHING—Weaver, Los Angeles, 16-3; Price, Umpires—Home, Dana DeMuth;First, Doug Ed- Westrk p1000 Thayer H,9 ...... 100010 dings;Second, Kerwin Danley;Third, Paul Nauert. Tampa Bay, 16-5; Sale, Chicago, 15-5; MHarrison, Gregerson S,2-5 ..... 110000 PITTSBURGH — Pedro down the left field line off RJcksn ph 1000 Texas,15-7; Scherzer, Detroit,14-6; Sabathia, New T—2:55. A—29,854 (39,500). Dicksn p1010 PB—McCann. York, 13-3; FHernandez, Seattle, 13-5; Vargas, Umpires—Home, Tim Timmons;First, Vic Cara- Alvarez homered twice and Wilton Lopez (5-3) to score Totals 30 050Totals 34 914 9 Seattle, 13-8; Darvish, Texas, 13-9; PHughes, New St. Louis ...... 000 000 000 —0 pazza;Second, Eric Cooper;Third, Marty Foster. drove in four runs, James Belt and tie it 2-2. Rangers 1, Rays 0 York, 13-11. 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NHL ‘Meaningful step’ taken in new proposal by league

Commissioner Bettman said other proposal — the league’s Neither the league nor the making progress, only Fehr and doesn’t (work), we’ll find another Darche, San Jose defenseman second this summer — to digest. players would divulge specifics of his top assistant, Steve Fehr, met way.” Douglas Murray and Winnipeg he’s happy about it and The two sides will meet again on the proposal, although Montreal with Bettman and NHL Deputy After the sessions in Toronto, defenseman Ron Hainsey. players are still evaluating. Wednesday at the NHL offices. forward Mathieu Darche said he Commissioner Bill Daly on Tues- the return to New York was a Tuesday’s session was billed as Aless optimistic Fehr labeled was “encouraged.” day morning when the proposal strange one for both sides. Nego- “core economic,” and if nothing the offering “a proposal that we “We had a lot of people at the was issued. Traditionally, several tiations resumed in the morning, else, the players now have more The Associated Press intend to respond to.” Mean- office evaluating the proposal,” players have joined in on the as planned, but then took a slight to work with. NEW YORK — The NHL is- while, Bettman called it a “coun- said Darche, who estimated he talks. break while Fehr left the build- “I’m trying to get us on to the sued a new proposal to the play- terproposal” to the offer the play- received “20, 25 texts” from play- Tuesday’s session was the sec- ing. Upon exiting, he told report- same page,” Bettman said. “I’m ers’ association Tuesday as a ers presented to the league earli- ers asking for details of the differ- ond time in six days that the ers talks had paused just for a bit. trying to get us on to a common lockout looms next month. er this month. In that proposal, ent proposal. “It didn’t take them meeting was limited to just the “I think the appropriate thing language.” And at least one side is happy the players had offered to take five minutes to write it and it four executives. They met for two to do under the circumstances is But, clearly, he knows what about it. two-, four- and six-percent reduc- won’t take us five minutes to read hours last Wednesday in Toronto, go back (to our office). We’ve got he’s up against. In fact, following “We believe,” NHL Commis- tions in Hockey Related Revenue it.” exclusively. That meeting was to constituents and so on,” Fehr the session, Bettman said he sioner Gary Bettman said, “that for the first three years of a new The current CBA expires Sept. discuss the state of the negotia- said at the time. “And so we’ll see wouldn’t “feel better about this we made a significant, meaning- collective bargaining agreement. 15 and the NHL has said it will tions. you later on I’m sure.” process until it is successfully ful step.” “We felt in order to move the lock the players out if a new deal “We don’t know the answer to He eventually returned to con- completed.” He defined success- Time will tell, but at least process along,” Bettman said, isn’t reached. that,” Fehr said when asked if the firm the proposal, and was joined ful completion as having “a col- NHLPA executive director Do- “we tried to address the funda- Limiting the personnel at the smaller meetings jumpstarted by player representatives this lective bargaining agreement.” nald Fehr and his players have an- mental issues.” bargaining table in the hope of the negotiating process. “If it time. Fehr was accompanied by Time’s running out for that.

OLYMPICS NASCAR Pistorius downplays Paralympics chances The Blade Runner said he might struggle and there are very good opponents.

By ROB HARRIS AP Sports Writer LONDON — After his trail- blazing Olympic debut, double- amputee Oscar Pistorius is down- playinghischancesofdominating at the Paralympics. The “Blade Runner” said Tues- day that he could struggle to de- fendhisParalympictitleinthe100 meters, opting instead to focus on winning the 200 and 400 again. AP PHOTO “I’dlove todefendmy(100)title Tony Stewart throws his helmet at Matt Kenseth’s car after the two collided during the Sprint Cup Series auto race in Bristol, Tenn. ... I just think I have really moved during last week’s race. away from the100,” Pistorius said AP PHOTO from Olympic Park, a day before Oscar Pistorius will take part he will carry the South African in the Paralympic Games be- flag at the opening ceremony. “I ginning today. Stewart jokes about helmet incident ran my first race in the100 meters last weekend in 16 months, and I and you can compete against the ran in11.1 into quite a strong head- able bodied ... you have to run a He made light of the situation agreement,” Stewart said, adding using two hands gave him more ve- “Tony and I have raced together wind. quick 100,” the 26-year-old Amer- when he threw his helmet at he’ll only run over Kenseth “if I locity, and he may take some of his for a really long time,” Kenseth “So I feel like I am in quite ican said in an interview from a need to. It’s not our intention to go father’s old helmets into his yard to said. “You’re going to have prob- strong shape to be a feature in that promotional event. “You are go- Kenseth after a collision. seek him out. practice his technique. lems here and there. Most of the race, but some of the top guys are ing to see one of the best races to “We’ve gotten along more races “It may happen again — I’ve got time it’s not one person’s fault. still running quicker than I am ever come through at the Para- than we’ve disagreed.” alot of helmets and a lot of races,” We’re going to move on.” and that’s their focus. They will be lympics ... we have a new group of By JENNA FRYER The three-time NASCAR cham- said Stewart, who was pleased Kenseth had indicated after the resting for the 100.” people trying to take on the old AP Auto Racing Writer pion lost his infamous temper Sat- NASCAR has not fined him. “I fig- race that there’s a lingering issue World champion Jerome Sin- guard.” CONCORD, N.C. — Tony Stew- urday night at Bristol Motor ured I was going to get some kind between the two after incidents at gleton and world record holder Pistorius has a rival closer to art joked Tuesday that his two- Speedway after contact with Ken- of penalty for it, so it’s nice to know Sonoma in June and Indianapolis Jonnie Peacock are Pistorius’ home, his athletes’ village room- handed toss of his helmet at Matt seth caused him to wreck as they that’s something you can get away in July, and he said Stewart refused greatest threats in the short sprint mate Arnu Fourie. Kenseth was “not bad for a 41-year- were racing for the lead. Before with. I just wish we could get a to speak to him after their Indy dis- next Thursday. “It’s going to be a bit awkward old who doesn’t work out.” making his mandatory trip to the more lengthy list of what we can do agreement. “I have to be realistic and say the night before the final— I Aside from that, Stewart said care center, Stewart waited on the and can’t do. I think we could make “People aren’t going to see the 200 and 400 are the events I might have to drop some sleeping he’s not expecting any drama be- track for Kenseth to pass by on pit it a lot more entertaining if we things the same way. If they did am probably better suited at,” the pills in his water or something,” tween the two drivers despite road, and he heaved his helmet di- knew what we could do.” there wouldn’t be as many 25-year-old Pistorius said. Pistorius said, joking. promising to run over Kenseth ev- rectly at the front grill of Kenseth’s Kenseth said he doesn’t plan to wrecks,” Kenseth said. “He’s Singleton, who will be compet- Pistorius made his Olympic de- ery chance he gets this season. car. watch his back, but he did say dur- shown me a lot of respect on the ing in the 100 and 200, thinks Pis- but in the 400 this month at the “You get over that stuff. It’s been Hewasabletojokeaboutthehel- ing tire testing at Kansas Speed- track and I think I’ve given him the torius “is saying that as an ex- LondonGames,reachingtheindi- part of racing for as long as I can re- met throw during an event at Char- way on Tuesday that he’ll talk to same respect back. ... I think at the cuse.” vidual semifinals and competing member and that won’t be the last lotte Motor Speedway. He noted Stewart the next time they see end of the day, we’ll get it all “If you are in Olympic shape in the relay final. time you see two drivers have a dis- the throw was unorthodox but said each other. worked out.”

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NFL COLLEGE FOOTBALL Ago-to guide for 2012

Season kicks off with several headlines including USC’s Barkley and Penn State.

By JOHN MARSHALL AP College Football Writer PHOENIX — College football is in for some big and, some say, much-needed changes with the AP FILE PHOTO switch to a four-team playoff. Former Eagle Brian Westbrook will officially retire as a member Before we get to that, there’s of the Eagles today and will be honored in December. still a couple more seasons under the current system; the playoffs don’t begin until 2014. And this one will be worth Westbrook to call it watching. There’s plenty of interesting story lines, from Penn State try- ing to rebuild in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky child sex-abuse quits as an Eagle scandal to Urban Meyer’s return to coaching with Ohio State. There’s no shortage of great The Associated Press players, either. PHILADELPHIA — Brian PRESEASON Southern California quarter- Westbrook will officially retire back Matt Barkley skipped the AP FILE PHOTO as a member of the Eagles on NOTEBOOK NFL for the chance at a national USC quarterback Matt Barkley (7) skipped the NFL for the chance at a national title this season Wednesday and will be honor- title, Michigan’s Denard Robinson with the Trojans. ed during a game against vering from his third knee is a blur even without his shoelac- Washington in December. surgery since tearing his right es tied and Wisconsin’s Montee RB Knile Davis are back, coach This one could be the best of the landing in new places. Here’s a The former All-Pro running ACL last September. He had Ball is like trying to tackle a John L. Smith has calmed the bunch. few: back played eight seasons with arthroscopic surgery on his left wrecking ball. storm after Bobby Petrino’s mo- Sept. 15, Alabama at Arkansas. Bob Davie, New Mexico. Away Philadelphia from 2002-09. He knee in late June. Great teams? Could be a few of torcycle crash and subsequent Winner could get the inside track from coaching for a decade, Da- is the franchise leader with Both Britt and the Titans are those, too. USC, LSU, Alabama, firing. All Arkansas has to do now on a national-title run. vie tries to turn around a pro- 9,785 total yards from scrim- waiting to hear from the NFL if Oklahoma, Oregon — the BCS is get by Alabama and LSU — its Sept. 22, Michigan at Notre gram plagued by embarrassments mage, ranks second in yards he faces punishment for a could be under a lot of strain this only two losses a year ago — Dame. Last season’s epic finish on and off the field under Mike rushing (5,995), and third in driving under the influence season with those teams all bid- which isn’t as farfetched as you makes this a must-watch. Locksley. receptions (426) and total arrest in July. ding for No. 1. might think. 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Under coach Oct. 27, Notre Dame at Okla- left is to win some games. (591) and total touchdowns (6) McCown. USC. Barkley is back. So is his Jimbo Fisher, it may actually homa. A rare meeting between Mike Leach, Washington State. in the postseason. McCown spent the past top target, Robert Woods. Former happen this season. power programs. His offenses are always entertain- Westbrook, a third-round three seasons with the Jackson- Penn State running back Silas Wisconsin. The Badgers are Nov. 3, Alabama at LSU. We ing. So’s his mouth. selection out of Villanova in ville Jaguars, making two Redd was a nice addition. Post- hungry after consecutive Rose may not get sucked into calling it Meyer, Ohio State. Burned out 2002, set the all-time record in starts among his eight appear- season eligible again, the Trojans Bowl losses and they have Ball, the Game of the Century again, no more, the two-time national NCAA Division I-AA with ances. He worked with Dirk aren’t aiming for just any bowl; one of the nation’s best running but it still figures to have nation- champion coach returns to the 9,885 all-purpose yards. Koetter, who is now the Fal- they want a trip to Miami and backs. al-title implications. sideline with one of the country’s cons’ offensive coordinator, national championship. Nov. 3, Oregon at USC. Triple premier programs — and too Washington Redskins which undoubtedly contrib- Alabama. The Crimson Tide TOP PLAYERS digits in combined points is a many references to an Urban ASHBURN, Va. — The uted to the decision to bring in have won two of the past three Barkley, USC. Projected as a possibility with all those play- renewal. Washington Redskins have anew No. 2 behind starter national championships. They high NFL draft pick, Barkley makers on the field. Rich Rodriguez, Arizona. Ri- released tight end Chris Coo- Matt Ryan on Tuesday. figure to be contenders for anoth- became an instant Heisman Nov. 24, Michigan at Ohio chRod’s three-year run at Michi- ley. Redman spent five seasons er. Trophy front-runner when he State. Meyer is running the Buck- gan didn’t go so well, but he has The 30-year-old Cooley has with the Falcons, the last four LSU. The Honey Badger is announced he was coming back eyes and Michigan appears to be Tucson buzzing. spent his entire eight-season as Ryan’s little-used backup. gone. All those other NFL pro- for his senior season. back. This rivalry could be heat- Smith, Arkansas. The Razor- NFL career with Washington. Redman struggled in the pre- spects — such as defensive end Ball, Wisconsin. The Badgers’ ing back up. backs needed someone to smooth He has 428 career receptions, season, completing just 53 Sam Montgomery and safety Eric star running back changed the over the ugliness of Bobby Petri- including three seasons of at percent with one interception. Reid — should keep the Tigers pronunciation of his name from THE NEW GUYS no’s firing. least 70. from missing him. Mon-tee to Mon-tay. Whatever There was quite a Charlie Weis, Kansas. Injuries limited him to five Buffalo Bills Oklahoma. The Sooners have a you call him, dude’s good. bit of turnover in the Weis’ first stint as a head games and eight receptions ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — record-setting QB in Landry Robinson, Michigan. The Wol- coaching ranks over coach petered out at last season. The Redskins plan Quarterback Tyler Thigpen Jones, a brick wall of an offensive verines’ electric quarterback has the offseason, Notre Dame. The Jay- to use Fred Davis as their start- will get a majority of the play- line and with the return of Mike churned out more than 8,000 with some hawks are hoping he ing tight end. ing time in the Buffalo Bills’ Stoops, Bob’s feisty little brother, yards in his career, most of those pretty big can turn around a preseason finale. they should be good on defense, the past two seasons. Imagine names program that Tennessee Titans It is Thigpen’s final shot to too. what he could do if he tied his languished NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The win the backup job, and the Oregon. LaMichael James and shoes. under Turn- Tennessee Titans have re- newly acquired Tarvaris Jack- Darron Thomas are gone? Big er Gill. moved receiver Kenny Britt son will take over in the fourth deal. The Ducks have plenty of BIG GAMES from the physically unable to quarter of Buffalo’s game at other players who can fly in those Sept. 1, Michigan vs. Alabama perform list, though he will not Detroit on Thursday. new winged unis. at Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, play Thursday night in the Jackson will be judged on his Texas. The annual opener at Wisconsin’s team’s preseason finale against potential as well, coach Chan KEEP AN EYE ON Jerry Jones’ funhouse has had Montee Ball New Orleans. Gailey said Tuesday. Buffalo Arkansas. QB Tyler Wilson and some great matchups in the past. Coach Mike Munchak said acquired Jackson in a trade after practice Tuesday they with Seattle Monday. were close to activating Britt, The No. 2 quarterback job is COLLEGE FOOTBALL and the team announced the among several unsettled posi- move 3 three hours later. tions before the Bills set the The receiver has been reco- 53-player roster Friday. Michigan can help Big Ten image this week That was business. I’m not on WALLACE that right now. I’m here to play Eighth-ranked Wolverines play plays second-ranked and defend- the green and white and repre- play at Nebraska and Ohio State. football and that’s it.” defending champion in No. 2 ing national champion Alabama senting Michigan State today.” “We like it, and I like it person- Even if Wallace won’t be able to on Saturday night at Cowboys The Big Ten was 4-6 in bowl ally,” Hoke said. “When you want Continued from Page 1B actually practice until next week Alabama Saturday night. Stadium in Arlington, Texas. games last year after its teams to be the best and you want to be one of the NFL’s fastest playmak- under the league’s collective bar- Michigan coach Brady Hoke on went a combined 7-7 in the regu- champions and all those things ers. gaining agreement. Still, Wallace Tuesday tried to juke a question lar season against BCS confer- you need to play the best and play It was almost as if Wallace’s believes he’ll be ready to face the By ERIC OLSON about the importance of repre- ence opponents and Notre Dame. those programs that are on a high lengthy holdout — one that final- Broncos even if it means cram AP Sports Writer senting well in the early Big Ten- Last year’s notable games: Penn level. We think as a team, that’s ly came to an end on Tuesday — sessions getting up to speed on Michigan and Michigan State SEC matchup. State lost for a second straight just going to make us better when never happened. Maybe because new offensive coordinator Todd are giving the Big Ten a couple of He mentioned the great aca- year to Alabama, Iowa was beaten we get into the Big Ten.” that’s the way Wallace prefers it. Haley’s complex system. early chances to burnish its na- demic institutions and athletic by Iowa State and Michigan State “I’m not dwelling on the past,” “We have two weeks to the tional reputation. programs of the Big Ten before ac- and Purdue both were beaten by Wallace said. “I have no regrets.” game,” Wallace said. “I’ve been The conference’s image has tak- knowledging any duty to fly the Notre Dame. Since 1999, the Big He also still doesn’t have the working out. I’ve been really good en a beating in some quarters, and flag for the conference. Ten is 1-8 in the Rose Bowl and its long-term deal he covets. conditioning. I don’t think that’s not just because of the child-sex “There is no question that’s 4-3 bowl mark in 2009 is its only Instead the 26-year-old restrict- going to be a problem.” scandal at Penn State or the part of it when you play a team postseason record above .500 in ed free agent will play under the Neither does quarterback Ben NCAA penalties at Ohio State. from another league,” he said on that time frame. one-year, $2.7 million tender of- Roethlisberger, who kept in con- There is the perceived gap be- the Big Ten coaches’ teleconfe- Ohio State won the Big Ten’s COUNTRY CLUB fered by the Steelers and hope tact with Wallace during the hold- tween the Big Ten and Southeast- rence. last national championship, in something lengthier gets worked out. The two have developed into ern Conference, a gap many think No. 13 Michigan State, picked 2002. The Buckeyes played for the Golf Mon-Fri out before the regular season be- one of the NFL’s best deep-pass- is growing wider each season. by many to win the Legends Divi- title again in 2006 and ‘07 but 18 holes with Cart $25 gins next week. As a rule the ing combinations over the last That, of course, is not a problem sion and play Wisconsin again in were derailed by the SEC’s Florida Seniors 18 holes Steelers (No. 7 in the APPro32) three years, with Roethlisberger’s exclusive to the Big Ten. But the the Big Ten championship game, and LSU. with Cart $22 don’t negotiate contracts during arm and Wallace’s speed giving tension is palpable in a conference can do its part Friday when it Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema the season. the Steelers an ability to stretch that once upon a time boasted of opens against 24th-ranked Boise said he’s come to realize the im- Mondays after 12:00pm Wallace, who caught a career- the field few teams can match. being the best in the land. State. portance of building up the image Everyone 18 holes high 72 passes for 1,193 yards and While Roethlisberger allows The SEC wears that label now, Spartans coach Mark Dantonio of the Big Ten in high-profile non- with Cart eight touchdowns last season, re- there’s going to be a steep learn- and its six straight national titles said he is concerned only about conference games. mains optimistic an agreement ing curve for Wallace, he’s eager leave little room for debate. The Michigan State, not how the Big “If we all win, it makes us all bet- $18 for 18 can be reached sometime before to have Wallace back on the field. Big Ten’s recent performances Ten stacks up nationally. That ar- ter,” he said. Add a Lunch for just $3 Pittsburgh faces Denver on Sept. “It’s kind of like your parents against SEC teams have been less gument can wait until later in the Hoke said he is comfortable 9. telling you you get a new car then than stellar, and the record fall. having his team play Alabama in Lunch Specials change daily “This is the team that drafted it has to sit in the driveway be- against other BCS leagues has “Collectively, we as a group will the opener. The Wolverines play me and it’s where I want to stay,” cause you don’t have any insur- been nothing to brag about, ei- stand together at the end of the three of their first five games away ROUTE 309, DRUMS Wallace said. “I’m not really wor- ance,” Roethlisberger said. “Once ther. day,” he said. “We’re not going out from Ann Arbor, including Notre 570-788-5845 ried about down the road. 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THE TIMES LEADER timesleader.com WEDNESDAY, AUGUST29, 2012 IN BRIEF Harrisburg paper Banks’ profits rise 21% U.S. bank earnings rose 21 percent in the April-June quarter and lending to to publish only consumers increased, adding to evi- dence that the industry is strength- ening four years after the financial crisis. 3times a week The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said Tuesday that the banking industry By MARK SCOLFORO earned $34.5 billion in the second Associated Press quarter, up from $28.5 billion in the HARRISBURG — Newspapers in Harris- second quarter of 2011. burg, and in Syracuse, N.Y., announced Tues- About 63 percent of U.S. banks re- day they will switch to a three-days-a-week ported improved earnings as they were publication schedule in January as their corpo- able to set aside less for losses on rate owner continues its shift away from daily loans. And the number of troubled printed papers. banks fell for the fifth straight quarter. At The Patriot-News of Harrisburg, which won a Pulitzer Prize earlier this year, there will Ford makes China moves be an expansion of around-the-clock news cov- erage online, said publisher John Kirkpatrick. Ford Motor Co. is bringing its Lin- “We are not making this move lightly,” Kirk- coln luxury brand to China. patrick wrote in an email announcing the deci- CEO Alan Mulally said Tuesday that sion. “We understand how important the daily Ford will start selling Lincolns in China print paper is to a large number of people in our in the second half of 2014. region. However, this is a major step to make The announcement was a surprise sure we are leading, not trailing, in the world of from Ford, which previously said it innovation and solutions.” wanted to re-establish the struggling The newspaper will con- At The Patriot- brand’s reputation in North America tinue to publish on Sun- before taking it abroad. News of Harris- days, while the other two burg, which won On Monday Ford broke ground on a days have not been deter- sixth assembly plant in China as part of mined. aPulitzer Prize an effort to increase its sales in the At the Post-Standard of earlier this year, world’s largest auto market. Syracuse, editor and pub- there will be an The company did not say what vehi- lisher Stephen Rogers told cles would be built at the $600 million employees that newspa- expansion of plant in the city of Chongqing. pers’ economic model has around-the-clock become unviable. The Post- news coverage Lexmark cuts printers, jobs Standard will publish on online, said pub- Tuesdays, Thursdays and Lexmark is cutting 1,700 jobs, or Sundays. lisher John Kirk- almost 13 percent of its workforce, and FPS FOR IBM “If we simply maintain patrick. says it will stop making inkjet printers At IBM’s Poughkeepsie N.Y. manufacturing site, technician Mike White inspects the main chassis of the status quo, if we contin- as part of a drive to cut costs as it deals IBM’s new zEnterprise EC12 mainframe computer. ue to do just what we have with shrinking sales of inkjets. been doing — no matter how well we do it — The printer and software company The Post-Standard would face extinction in a said Tuesday that it will close its inkjet matter of years,” Rogers said. “This is an irre- supply plant in the Philippines by the IBM introduces new super computers versible trend. We either adjust, or we perish.” end of 2015. It is also putting its inkjet The two newspapers are owned by Advance technology up for sale. The Associated Press world, IBM said. Processing speed tions, whatever it is, the system has Publications Inc. Four other Advance newspa- Lexmark International Inc., based in ARMONK, N.Y. — IBM on Tues- is 25 percent faster than the previ- been built really to help clients do pers, The Times-Picayune of New Orleans and Lexington, Ky., says it will continue to day introduced a new line of main- ous model. those new types of new-age transac- the three largest papers in Alabama, said in provide support and supplies for its frame computers the company calls Mainframes are used by corpo- tions,” said Doug Brown, an IBM June that they were switching to three-times-a- inkjet printers still in use. its most powerful and technologi- rate clients ranging from banks to vice president of marketing. week publication. Those changes were accom- cally advanced ever. chain stores. IBM says the new IBM says more than $1 billion panied by hundreds of layoffs. Scrutiny for energy drinks IBM said its zEnterprise EC12 model could be used by retailers to was spent on research and develop- In Harrisburg, Kirkpatrick said jobs will al- mainframe server is designed to manage online transactions and ment for the system at 18 sites most certainly be reduced, but those decisions New York officials are investigating help clients securely and quickly sift analyze clients’ buying habits and worldwide, with most of it in are several weeks away and the number of edi- marketing and health claims made by through massive amounts of data, then use the information to create a Poughkeepsie, about 40 miles north torial content producers, such as reporters and several energy drink makers. meeting the demands of retail and “more customized shopping experi- of its headquarters in Armonk in photographers, would likely remain about the Aperson familiar with the inquiry, other clients in the age of “Big Da- ence,” such as a custom coupon is- Westchester County. same. speaking on condition of anonymity ta.” Running at 5.5 GHz, the micro- sued during a transaction. The new mainframe is being pro- Aphone message seeking comment left at because the investigation hasn’t yet processor that powers the main- “Whether its retail or whether its moted as one of the most secure sys- the parent company was not immediately re- been made public, says New York state frame is the fastest chip in the transportation, making reserva- tems ever. turned. Attorney General Eric Schneiderman issued subpoenas this summer to the makers of 5-Hour Energy, AMP and Monster energy drinks. New fuel economy rules to double efficiency to 54.5 mpg by 2025

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NATIONAL FORECAST NATIONAL FORECAST: Isaac is expected to move inland and begin to weaken, but rain and thunder- storms will be likely over the central Gulf Coast andlower Mississippi Valley. Showersand thunder- ° FRIDAY TODAY THURSDAY storms will be likely across the Southeast as well. Afew scattered thunderstorms will be possible 75 Hotter, Sunny from Southern California to the central Rockies, mainly over the mountains. Clear, lowhumidity skies all mostly ° day sunny 55 80° 87° 50° 59°

SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY 67/54 91/73 Mostly Partly Showers Partly 100/56 sunny sunny, a possible sunny 77/62 82/65 Another refresh- shower ing dose of 84/70 84/64 80° 78° 75° 75° 65/54 Canadian air 96/66 62° 60° 60° 65° 94/62 has been injected intothe TODAY’SSUMMARY REGIONAL FORECAST 77/67 atmosphereover 83/72 PA,and because The Poconos 93/70 94/71 Today’shigh/ Syracuse Highs: 70-77. Lows: 47-50. Sunnyand of that we will Tonight’s low 77/55 pleasant conditions today. Clear skies be rewarded Albany 95/75 76/51 tonight. today with 60/49 88/73 91/79 having magnifi- The JerseyShore Binghamton 62/40 cent summer 69/50 Highs: 77-82. Lows: 56-64. Sunnyand weather.This pleasant conditions today. Clear skies CityYesterdayToday Tomorrow CityYesterdayToday Tomorrow air mass will Towanda tonight. 74/46 Anchorage 62/43/.0060/49/s 57/50/r Myrtle Beach 82/73/.0083/73/t 84/74/t be content to Poughkeepsie Atlanta79/73/.98 83/72/t82/71/t Nashville 89/72/.0090/69/pc88/72/t Scranton 78/48 remain in place 76/50 The Finger Lakes Baltimore88/73/.03 83/58/s87/67/s NewOrleans 86/78/.1584/79/t 88/78/t through Wilkes-Barre Highs: 69-77. Lows: 42-56. Sunnyand Boston 86/68/.1575/60/s 82/66/s Norfolk 90/73/.0084/65/pc84/66/s Thursday with 76/50 Buffalo 79/64/.0076/56/s83/66/s Oklahoma City93/72/.00 94/66/s94/69/s pleasant conditions today. Clear skies very lowhumidi- tonight. Charlotte87/72/.00 85/69/t84/68/t Omaha 95/68/.0096/65/s 95/63/s Pottsville NewYork City Chicago 85/63/.0084/70/s92/69/s Orlando 89/75/.38 93/75/t 92/75/t ty and readings State College 77/51 82/65 Cleveland 77/66/.0075/59/s84/64/s Phoenix 107/86/.00 107/84/pc106/85/pc Thursday morn- 77/51 Brandywine Valley Dallas 93/76/.0094/71/s 95/73/t Pittsburgh82/66/.00 79/52/s84/59/s ing outside of Reading Denver96/65/.00 94/62/s91/59/s Portland, Ore. 77/62/.00 72/55/pc73/56/pc Harrisburg 82/52 Highs: 82-83. Lows: 55-59. Sunnyand town will dip into 80/55 pleasant conditions today. Clear skies Detroit 80/63/.0077/62/s 84/66/s St. Louis 93/66/.0093/66/s 94/69/s Honolulu 86/74/.0088/73/s 88/73/s Salt LakeCity97/74/.00 94/67/pc 91/69/pc the upper 40s. Philadelphia tonight. 83/60 Houston96/78/.00 95/75/pc 96/76/t SanAntonio 99/77/.0097/74/pc99/75/pc On Friday, a west Indianapolis 84/61/.00 86/61/s88/66/s San Diego 80/68/.0081/71/pc79/70/pc wind will deliver Atlantic City Delmarva/Ocean City Las Vegas 104/79/.00105/83/pc 102/80/pc San Francisco 76/57/.0068/54/s67/54/s adose of hot air 82/60 Highs: 81-84. Lows: 53-64. Sunnyand Los Angeles 78/67/.0077/67/pc75/66/pc Seattle 73/55/.0067/54/sh69/52/pc Miami 90/79/.0091/79/pc91/79/t Tampa 88/80/.0188/78/t 91/78/t our way, and by pleasant conditions today. Clear skies 3p.m. , temps tonight. Milwaukee 75/65/.0082/68/pc88/67/s Tucson 101/76/.00 102/75/pc101/75/pc Minneapolis 84/66/.0091/73/s 100/70/s Washington, DC 91/75/.0384/64/s 88/68/s could be flirting ALMANAC Recorded at Wilkes-Barre/ScrantonInt’l Airport with90. The WORLD CITIES weekend will Temperatures Precipitation River Levels, from 12 p.m. yesterday. CityYesterday Today Tomorrow CityYesterdayToday Tomorrow Yesterday83/70 Yesterday0.00” Susquehanna Stage Chg. Fld. Stg Forecasts, graphs remain warm Average 78/58 Month to date3.06” Wilkes-Barre 0.02 0.0022.0 and data ©2012 Amsterdam 72/59/.0070/60/sh67/56/sh Mexico City75/59/.0074/55/t 74/54/t and as it looks Record High 95 in 1948 Normal month to date3.10” Towanda 0.15 0.11 21.0 Weather Central, LP Baghdad 113/79/.00113/83/s111/80/s Montreal 77/68/.0078/61/s 81/64/pc now, probably Year to date22.17” Beijing 93/70/.0092/68/s 91/66/s Moscow 61/59/.0059/52/sh 62/49/pc Record Low 44 in 1957 Lehigh rain free.Any Cooling Degree Days* Normal year to date24.72” Bethlehem3.070.7516.0 Formore weather Berlin 75/48/.0079/60/pc 76/57/t Paris 81/63/.00 75/61/pc 72/53/sh Yesterday12Sun and Moon Delaware information go to: Buenos Aires 59/34/.0061/50/pc66/54/s Rio de Janeiro72/68/.00 79/62/sh 77/63/pc rain we get from Month to date220 Sunrise Sunset Port Jervis 2.550.1118.0 www.timesleader.com Dublin 63/52/.0067/49/pc59/45/pc Riyadh 108/86/.00109/83/s110/84/s Isaaccould hold Year to date788 Today 6:27a 7:40p Frankfurt 79/55/.0082/64/t 77/49/t Rome 86/68/.0085/68/s 87/71/s offuntil late Last year to date683 Tomorrow 6:28a 7:39p Full LastNew First National Weather Service Hong Kong 95/84/.0091/81/t91/81/t San Juan 89/78/.0088/78/t 88/77/pc Jerusalem 85/68/.0086/67/s 85/66/s Tokyo 91/81/.00 91/77/pc 93/78/t Monday,ifwe Normal year to date509 Moonrise Moonset 607-729-1597 get anyatall! *Indexoffuel consumption, how farthe day’s Today 6:20p 4:20a London 73/57/.00 67/56/sh 67/48/sh Warsaw 70/46/.00 75/55/s 78/55/s mean temperaturewas above 65 degrees. Tomorrow 6:52p 5:28a Aug. 31 Sept. 8Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Key: s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sn-snow, sf-snowflurries, i-ice. - Tom Clark

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PATTI GRAZIANO VANDERLYN’S RESTAURANT Prosciutto, pears perfectly paired in summer salad

One of the great advantages of living in Northeastern Penn- sylvania is the local farmers markets. You can select the season’s finest produce, it’s cost effective, and it contributes to our community’s econo- my. The array of fruits and vegetables makes it easy to incorporate fresh, healthy choices for all of our meals. Irecently bought some delicious pears and created this tasty salad that has a refreshing pear vinaigrette that “pairs” well with the baby spinach, Manchego cheese and the saltiness of the prosciutto. I used Bartlett pears because they are my favorite. You may use your favorite pear in this recipe; it is very adaptable. This is a quick, easy recipe that can be made in the comfort of your own kitchen or by Vanderlyn’s, where we will prepare and serve it to you. Either way, you will be left smiling after this MCT PHOTO seasonally delightful salad full of great Acrunchy crumb topping contributes to the appearance of this simple cake. flavor. We will offer the Pear and Prosciutto Salad beginning today at Vanderlyn’s Restaurant for lunch and dinner. For reservations or additional features call Vanderlyn’s at 283-6260. Our website is www.vanderlyns.com •••

PEAR AND PROSCIUTTO SALAD Yield: 4 servings Ingredients: 3ripe pears, (your favorite (about 1.5 pounds total) 2tablespoons red-wine vinegar By LAUREN CHATTMAN Newsday 1/2 teaspoon Dijon mustard 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon black pepper 6tablespoons olive oil n general, the less attractive a summer dessert, the more I enjoy making and eating it. 6ounces baby spinach 3ounces Prosciutto, julienned Messy-looking cobblers and crisps have that combination of crisp pastry and juicy fruit that 1/2 cup sugar-glazed pecans I 1ounce Manchego cheese, shaved Icrave at this time of year. Same goes for rustic free-form crostatas, brown betties and To taste: black pepper ••• crumbles. None of them would win a beauty contest, but each one is quick and easy and Method of preparation delivers fresh fruit flavor along with some buttery goodness. 1. Cut pears in half and core them. Peel one pear half, cut into chunks and place in blender with vinegar, mustard, 1/8 tea- spoon of salt and 1/8 teaspoon of pepper. So after I ran through my usu- heat underneath the cast-iron skillet fingers to blend the butter with some Puree until smooth. al repertoire by the end of July, I containing the buckle, moving the sugar and flour. Then freeze the mix- 2. With blender running, slowly add oil, until fully incorporated; set aside. was tempted to try something skillet around as necessary so the ture while you make the cake. Pinch 3. Cut remaining (unpeeled) pear halves different but equally homely: a buckle would bake without burning. the mixture into small and large into 1/2-inch wedges and place in a large buckle. This dessert is made by Today, making a buckle is much crumbs as you scatter them over the bowl with the spinach. Pour the dressing mixing vanilla cake batter with fruit easier. The only difficulty is in decid- batter. The frozen crumbs will hold over top and season with remaining salt and then topping the mixture with ing what kind of fruit to use when so their shape in the oven, while warm- and black pepper. Toss gently. streusel crumbs. The sunken fruit much good stuff is available at farm er crumbs might dissolve into a 4. Place salad on chilled plate, top with prosciutto, pecans and Manchego cheese. and crumb topping combine to give stands and supermarkets. Blueber- smooth layer. Notes: Manchego is a sheep’s-milk the cake a “buckled” appearance ries are traditional. Sour cherries With so much fruit, it can be diffi- cheese of Spanish origin. A vegetable when it emerges from the oven. (pitted, of course) also are great. Ital- cult to tell when your buckle is ready peeler can be used to slice thin pieces of According to baking lore, the buck- ian plums, pitted and quartered, also to come out of the oven. Use the cheese. le dates to Colonial times. Of course, would work. I’ve been using a combi- toothpick test, inserting one into the nothing was simple back then. To nation of peaches and raspberries, center of the cake to see if it comes bake a buckle in the 18th century, the which contribute sweetness and out clean of cake batter. But a little cook first had to build a wood fire and bright acidity to finished cake. moisture is OK if it is from the bub- let it burn until it generated hot coals. The secret to a good crumb top- Then, he or she had to monitor the ping is in your fingertips. Use your SeeBUCKLE, Page 3C

CHARLOTTE BARTIZEK/FOR THE TIMES LEADER Chef Patti Graziano shared the recipe for this pear and prosciutto spinach salad available at Vanderlyn’s Restau- rant in Kingston.

If you are a chef who would like to contribute arecipe to Chef’s Corner, contact Mary Therese Biebel at [email protected] or 829-7283.

HOT DOG Hot dogs take on a haute note DIET FACTS • A 5-inch-long, 1.6- By CAROLYN O’NEIL nished with San Marzano tomato ketchup, cheese or chili, or you can get them all by ounce beef hot dog: 150 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and a Bavarian bratwurst with beer- ordering the chili cheese slaw dog. Mus- calories, 13 grams fat, 5 The simple summer pleasure of enjoy- braised onions. tard,sauerkraut,picklerelishandchopped grams protein ing a hot dog at the ballpark or on the patio Dietitian Lanier Dabruzzi likes the high- onion are the traditional toppings with the • A 5-inch-long, 1.6- of a casual eatery has evolved into a gour- end dog trend. “I think the ‘haute’ dog rage least amount of calories. Calorie-free cel- ounce turkey dog: 102 calories, 8 grams fat, 6 met event. is actually great. People aren’t stuck with ery salt is an option to sprinkle on at Mike’s grams protein As part of a nationwide trend, restau- those mystery-meat dogs topped with sug- Hot Dogs in Sandy Springs, Ga. Count • A 5-inch-long, 1.6- rants specializing in hot dogs and sausages ary ketchup and relish anymore. A lot of about 315 calories for a regular-size dog on ounce veggie dog: 80 such as HD1in Atlanta are putting the the dogs are now being made with leaner aroll with ketchup. calories, 2 grams fat, 11 “haute” in hot dog. You can still enjoy a meats and act as a great medium for peo- Turkey dogs? They are generally lower grams protein, 3 grams Plain Jane at HD1with a choice of two top- ple to load on the veggies.” in fat and calories than beef- or pork-based fiber • A 1-ounce hot dog bun: pings, such as mustard, ketchup, sweet rel- Of course, there are a lot of options to dogs, and most places offer a meatless al- 84 calories ish or onion, but chef Richard Blais’ imag- load on other toppings that can really pile ternative veggie frank, too. Toppings (1 tablespoon): ination goes way beyond the basic beef. on the calories. Choose a whole-grain bun and you’re on FOTOLIA.COM PHOTO • Ketchup: 16 calories His menu includes haute dogs such as the What’ll ya have? At the Varsity, hot dogs your way to creating a tasty and nutritious Restaurants are putting a new spin on the classic • Sweet relish: 21 calories Little Italy, featuring fennel sausage gar- are the culinary canvas to take on slaw, summer treat. hot dog. • Mustard: 12 calories CMYK

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marjoram with more vinegar or salt if neces- might not use it all) to lightly coat Fresh ground black pepper sary. Set aside. the vegetables. Taste and add Perk up salad with colorful veggies 4 large handfuls frisee (pale Put the red onion in a small more salt or vinegar if necessary. center leaves) washed and bowl and cover with ice water to Add the frisee and almonds to the dried, or favorite salad greens crisp and remove some of its bowl, seasoning lightly with salt, Bring a pot of water to boil and hotness. Set aside. and toss again, adding just enough By SUSAN M. SELASKY their hearty cousins. season generously with salt. Warm a small saute pan over vinaigrette to lightly coat. Taste Detroit Free Press Have a baking sheet lined with medium heat and add the remain- once more for salt and acid. Trans- Throughout the book, there ing 11/2 tablespoons olive oil and fer the salad to a platter or indi- alad is perfect when are tips and suggestions for parchment ready. Add the beans to the boiling water and cook until the slivered almonds. Fry the vidual serving plates. ways to “add substance” to almonds, tossing or stirring fre- Adapted from “Salad for Dinner: Sit’s just too darned crisp-tender, about 2 minutes. quently, until golden brown, about Simple Recipes for Salads That salads. And if the yummy- Drain the beans, spread them on 3 minutes. Transfer to a paper Make a Meal” by Tasha De Serio hot to cook. Garden-fresh sounding recipes don’t inspire the baking sheet and set aside to towel-lined plate and season with (Taunton, $19.95). you, the many beautiful color cool. salt. Analysis based on 4 generous greens topped with vege- photos will. Meanwhile, make the vinai- Drain the onion well. servings. tables and a glass of crisp, grette. In a small bowl, combine Put the green beans, onion, 397 calories (73 percent from PEPPER AND GREEN BEAN the garlic and vinegar; let sit for 5 peppers and herbs in a large bowl; fat), 35 grams fat (4 grams sat. fruity white wine answer MCT PHOTO to 10 minutes. Then whisk in 1/2 season with salt and pepper. Gent- fat), 19 grams carbohydrates, 9 Liven a salad with colorful SALAD WITH FRIED cup olive oil. Using a green bean, ly but thoroughly toss the salad grams protein, 315 mg sodium, 0 the call for dinner. veggies such as the peppers ALMONDS taste the vinaigrette and adjust with just enough vinaigrette (you mg cholesterol, 9 grams fiber. and green bean combined with Serves: 4 to 6 (main-dish salads) fried almonds here. Preparation time: 15 minutes For inspiration, you need Total time: 40 minutes PRICES EFFECTIVE several days in the vegetable Add rolled or folded thin slices of AUGUST 29TH only check out area farmers prosciutto and hard-cooked markets. From crunchy ro- crisper. 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children younger than 10. Tick- games. Call 654-3261 or email West at 256-3031or Sally Wagn- HAPPY BIRTHDAY! ◆ GOOD EATS! ets in advance or at the door. trinityepiscopalwestpitt- er at 675-2325 for reservations. Call Holly Gilpin, 586-6470. Ten [email protected] for reserva- Handicapped accessible and percent of proceeds benefit tions. parking. Missions. THIS WEEK: Aug. 29 to Sept. Cook Out, 5-7 p.m. Sept. 12, Plains Pig Roast, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 4 Township Park Pavilion. Annual Sept. 23, St. John’s Russian FUTURE: labor kick-off event to support Orthodox Cathedral parking lot, Pierogies, Halushki and Potato Soup, Bake and Book Sale, 8 the United Way campaign. $11 Hill Street, Mayfield. Pork, Pancake Sale, 5-11p.m. Sat- per person. Reservations call baked potato, rigatoni and urday and noon-11p.m. Sunday, a.m.-6 p.m. Sept. 6, Exaltation of the Holy Cross Church, 420 270-9109. Deadline is Sept. 10. meatballs, pasta salad, baked Holy Spirit Parish at St. Mar- beans, desserts and beverages. tha’s Church, Shickshinny. Main Road, Hanover Township. Chicken Barbecue, 4:30-5:30 Take outs only. $7 per quart. p.m. Sept. 15, St. Ignatius, Con- Sit down or take out. Advance Halushki with homemade noo- ticket sales, 876-0730 or 466- dles, three kinds of pierogies, Soup of the month is piggie lan Hall, North Maple Avenue soup. Pre-order, call Judi, 825- 5399. Limited tickets at the potato pancakes and much and Pringle Street, Kingston. 6914, or Barry, 831-5593. door. more. Evening entertainment. $8. Includes half chicken, baked Chicken Barbecue, 4:30-7 p.m. potato, corn salad and roll. Eat Ham Dinner, noon-5 p.m. Sept. 30, Chicken Dinner, noon-5 p.m. Sept. 8, Mount Zion United in or take out. Bake sale. Call for Jenkins Township Lions Club, Sunday, Holy Spirit Parish at St. Louden J. Mullery Alexis Martin Methodist Church, Mount Zion tickets during business hours at Jenkins Township Hose Co., Martha’s Church, Shickshinny. Road, Harding. Take outs 4-4:30 288-6446, or Tom Havrilak at Second Street, Jenkins Town- Indoors at the church hall. Half Louden John Mullery, son of p.m. $8.50 adults; $5 children 12 287-7768. ship (behind Tony’s Pizza). $8 Alexis Martin, daughter of Jillian chicken, mashed potatoes, peas Gerald and Michele Mullery, and younger. For tickets call adults, $4 children. Tickets sold Martin, Dallas, is celebrating her and carrots, cooked cabbage, Chicken Barbecue, noon-4 p.m. Alden, is celebrating his fifth Carole at 388-6565 or Bob at at the door. For advance tickets, eighth birthday today, Aug. 29. coleslaw, cucumber salad, rolls, Sept. 16, Exaltation of the Holy birthday today, Aug. 29. Louden 823-2484. call Stephen, 655-5307; Jack Alexis is a granddaughter of desserts and beverage. Ham Cross Church, 420 Main Road, is a grandson of Janet Mullery 654-4977; or Bob, 655-1632. Katherine and Joseph Adams, also available. $9. Wine Tasting, 2-5 p.m. Sept. 9, Hanover Township. Half chick- and the late Gerald Mullery and Hanover Township, and John The West Pittston Library, en, baked potato, coleslaw, Canned goods are requested for Gerald and Patricia Mech, all of Martin, Plymouth. She is a great- All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast, 8 Exeter and Warren avenues, applesauce, roll, dessert and the Greater Pittston Food Pan- Nanticoke. He has two sisters, granddaughter of Maureen a.m.-12:30 p.m. Sunday, Marine West Pittston. $20 per person; drink. Church flea market and try. Lions brooms will be sold. Leah Marie, 12, and Lauren Shea, DeChant and the late Anthony Corps League White Haven $35 couples. Tickets available craft tables on Sunday. Flea Kielbasa Smoke Fest, 4-8 p.m. 10, and a brother, Liam Gerald, 6. DeChant and John and Ruthann- Detachment 1039, at St. Patrick from the library or any member market is 8-2 p.m. Sept. 21; 8 Oct. 6, Blakely Hose Company Martin, all of Hanover Township, Parish Center, 411Allegheny St., of The Friends Association of a.m.-noon and 6-7 p.m. Sept. 22; No. 2, 315 Second St., Blakely. and the late Charlotte Martin. White Haven. $7. Public is in- The West Pittston Library. For and 10 a.m.-noon, Sept. 23. Call Oktoberfest-style food featuring vited. 262-2894. Alexis has two brothers, Antho- new member information or 823-6242. Kutsop’s Olde World Market ny, 10, and Christian, 9. Labor Day Bull Roast, 1-5 p.m. tickets contact Sara at 883- Summer Luncheons, 2 p.m. Sept. Kielbasa, pierogies, halushki Monday, Waverly United Metho- 7079 or sarashanekel- 20, The Irem Country Club, and potato pancakes. A variety dist Church grounds, 105 [email protected]. Country Club Road, Dallas, of beer will be available, in- Church St. Open pit roasted Free Chicken Barbecue, 12:30 hosted by the Irem Women’s cluding imported and domestic beef, parsley potatoes, corn on p.m. Sept. 9, Trinity Episcopal Auxiliary. $18 per person. Reser- fall and Oktoberfest blends and the cob, baked beans, tomatoes, Church of West Pittston, church vations due by 11:45 a.m. the crisp apple cider. Fifty-fifty applesauce, rolls, dessert and grounds, 220 Montgomery Ave. Monday before the luncheon. drawings, door prizes and more. beverage. $12.50 adults; $6 Face- painting and children’s Prizes awarded. Call Bernice Visit www.BlakelyFire.org.

Solomon students Ellee Mae Zipay-Zula exhibit projects Ellee Mae Zipay-Zula, daughter Solomon-Plains Elementary of Lisa Zipay and Chuck Zula, School recently held its seventh Shickshinny, is celebrating her Michela B. Welby annual science fair. The primary first birthday today, Aug. 29. students decorated the hallways Ellee Mae is a granddaughter of Michela Bryn Welby, daughter of Debbie Creasing and the late Jamie and Angela Welby, with science topics such as Harry Creasing, Noxen; Joyce Swoyersville, is celebrating her dinosaurs, the weather and Zipay and the late Frank Zipay, first birthday today, Aug. 29. forests. Over 350 intermediate Point Pleasant, N.J.; and Charles Michela is a granddaughter of students designed and conduct- John Endrusick, Wyoming; Mi- and Loretta Zula, Mountain Top. ed experiments that were dis- chael and Alberta Hetro, Wyom- played at the fair which was She is a great-granddaughter of ing, Kingston Township; and Jim John and Tillie Hettes, Noxen. and Ginny Welby, Lehman. She is open to parents and the com- Ellee Mae has two sisters, Bran- agreat-granddaughter of Irene munity. Some of the participa- dylynn, 17, and Sierra, 16, and a Hetro, Exeter. Michela has a nts, from left, first row, are brother, Frankie, 14. sister, Gianna, 4. Gianna Valenti, Emily Colleran, Chad Regan and Charles Wal- lace. Second row: Jennifer Pa- tron, Gracie Dombroski, Hailey Rivera, Kyle Costello, Alex Myku- lyn, Morgan Gayton, Kelsey Evans, Kelsey Smith and Emily Hughes.

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Conyngham Valley Civic Organization (CVCO) recently held its annual Baby Parade during Valley Day. Twenty-seven infants and children from the area, ages 4 days to 5 years, participated. The 2012 CVCO Valley Day Prince and Princess were Elliot Symonds, 6 months, son of Sarah and Ray Symonds, Freeland, and Madyson Green, 4 months, daughter of Kaila and Allen Green, Berwick. Other award winners were Alexander Osborne, 12 weeks, Drums, youngest baby boy; Amelisa Symonds, 5, Freeland, brightest eyes; Sophia Shults, 5, Sugarloaf, best personality; Evelyn Shults, 4, Sugarloaf, biggest smile; Ruth Huey, 4, Drums, best hair; Sophia Marie Mead, 3, Exeter, best talent; Jillian Shovlin, 2, Drums, YMCA shows artwork of cancer survivors, helpers brightest eyes; Aryanna Brace, 2, Drums, best personality; Olivia Cortest, 2, Hazleton, cutest toddler; Ryanne Cara, 15 months, Conyngham, best The Wilkes-Barre YMCA is hosting a display of artwork painted by hair; Emerson Grace Weed, 1, Sugarloaf, best talent; Lily Mead, 1, Exeter, Luzerne County cancer survivors and caregivers. ‘Tiles: From Tears best hair; Abriella Stranko, 9 months, Sugarloaf, best personality; Michel- to Triumph,’ was created by the Northeast Regional Cancer Institute la Marie Hockenbury, 3 months, Hazle Township; cutest baby girl; Kath- and showcases replications of ceramic tiles painted as part of an art leen Elaine Lombardo, 4 months, Drums, best dressed; Hailey Faust, 9 therapy program. The display will remain in the lobby of the YMCA months, Pardeesville, biggest smile; Madyson Green, 4 months, Berwick, until early September. Organizations interested in hosting the display brightest eyes; Alexa Brace, 4 days, Drums, youngest baby girl; Jacob should contact the Cancer Institute at 1-800-424-6724 or edi- Faust, 4, Pardeesville, best talent; Andy Cwiertniewicz, 5, Sugarloaf, most handsome boy; Brady Znachko, 5, Hazle Township, biggest smile; Ryan [email protected]. With the display, from left: Kimberly Greenip, Welch, 4, Conyngham, biggest smile; Bobby Nenstiel IV, 23 months, Sug- membership director, YMCA; James Thomas, executive director, arloaf, best dressed; Nicholas Cwiertniewicz, 3, Sugarloaf, most hand- YMCA; Mary Erwine, board member, Cancer Institute; Christine Za- some boy; Logan Billig, 18 months, Conyngham, best hair; and Justin vaskas, community relations coordinator, Cancer Institute; and Megh- Welch, 2, Conyngham, biggest smile. At the event, from left are Green an Davis, marketing and communications director, YMCA. and Symonds.

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WHITE HAVEN NEW LISTING Exquisite BENTON Magnificent Estate. The 4500SF residence BEAR CREEK Custom Designed - New Con- 4600SF 2-story! HW floors throughout. on 10acres has been renovated & enlarged w/ SHAVERTOWN Wonderful home in convenient loca- SHAVERTOWN REDUCED Attractive 2 Story - struction -2 Story w/open flr plan. 4 BR’s, 3.5 3 car garage, in-ground pool & Gazebo! meticulous craftsmanship. Spacious rms, HW flrs, tion w/ spacious formal rms, beautiful HW flrs, & sweeping views, gourmet kit, stone terrace, gardens grand stone FP. Kit opens to bright sunrm/brkfst almost new const. Elegant kitchen w/bkfst bar, baths, ultra kit, formal DR, LR w/FP, oversized Ultra kitchen w/granite. 2-story FR w/FP. & orchards. Gracious LR w/stone FP, 4 lg BRs, 3.5 area. 4 lg BRs, office & 2 baths on 2nd flr. Charm- FR w/gas FP, 3-4 BR’s, hdwd flrs, 3 car garage laundry. Hardwood on 1st floor. Many ameni- MLS# 12-3233 baths. 1200SF building w/FP used as office & trophy ing wrap around porch offers views of lg property w/ & much more! MLS# 12-1433 ties! MLS# 12-353 JIM 715-9323 $649,500 rm. Add’l land available. MLS#11-94 mature oak & pines. MLS#11-528 JUDY 714-9230 $444,900 CLYDETTE 696-0897 $449,000 RHEA 696-6677 $640,000 RHEA 696-6674 $499,000

MOUNTAINTOP REDUCED 6yr young Hall- SHICKSHINNY REDUCED Enjoy privacy mark home on cul-de-sac. Stone & vinyl 2 NUANGOLA 50ft of Lakefront! 3BR year & comfortable living with this 3BR, 1 full, story w/front porch, walk-out basement, deck DALLAS REDUCED! 5BR home in Deer round home w/modern kitchen & bath, LR/ to private backyard w/hot tub & swing set. Meadow Estates. 5 baths, HW floors, many 1 3/4 & 1 1/2 bath, 2-story on 2acres DR, FP & more! Open & airy - Large deck w/ DALLAS Elevator - great feature! Beautiful being sold with adjacent 13acres. All HW except tiled 1st floor bath & laundry. upgrades, over 5000SF. A must see! Call view of lake. Easy access from 81 & 309. 3BR Condo. Wood floors, custom kitchen, dra- MLS# 12-2557 Beautiful kitchen, baths & much more! MLS# for more information! MLS# 12-2262 MLS# 12-2061 matic windows, 2 car garage. MLS# 12-970 12-2208 TERRY D. 715-9317 $409,000 TERRY E. 696-0843 $409,000 MATT 714-9229 $395,000 VIRGINIA 714-9253 $284,500 CHRISTINA K. 714-9235 $249,000

KINGSTON REDUCED Old World Charm at its TRUCKSVILLE NEW LISTING Feels like TRUCKSVILLE REDUCED Beautifully main- KINGSTON REDUCED Move-in ready MOUNTAINTOP 6yrs young! 3BR Town- best! Beautiful 5BR, 2.5 bath w/mod kit. HW 4BR, 2 bath Cape Cod in the heart of home! This 2-story w/3BRs, 2.5 baths tained 3BR Ranch on large corner lot. Spa- flrs, 2 mantels & 1 wood burning FP, 2.5 car gar, has Kitchen w/Island, FR, 1st floor laun- cious LR, DR, HW floors, C/A, 1 car garage, home w/walk-out finished basement library w/built-ins & FP, DR w/beam ceiling & Kingston. Close to schools, parks & dry, level yard, nice porch & more! 2nd driveway - access to back of property. which includes a workshop area. 1 car stain glass windows. C/A on 2nd floor. Fenced- shopping. MLS# 11-4162 MLS# 12-3240 MLS# 12-2724 garage & C/A. MLS# 12-2128 in yard. Agent owned. MLS# 11-2878 DEBORAH ROCCOGRANDI JUDY 714-9230 $204,000 CLYDETTE 696-0897 $154,900 LISA 715-9335 $199,900 MATT 714-9229 $214,900 696-6671 $167,900

PENDING EDWARDSVILLE NEW LISTING 3BR, 2 KINGSTON Convenient location & afford- bath home in convenient location. Gas WEST WYOMING REDUCED Motivated Seller KINGSTON 3BR w/loads of room. Fenced able! This Townhouse features LR, DR, 2 heat, large eat-in kitchen, DR, freshly says bring me an offer & will help w/closing PITTSTON Lovely 3BR, 1 bath 2-story home spacious BRs & covered deck. rear yard w/above ground pool & shed. 2 costs. Very roomy 2story w/2 full baths, built- with FR, formal DR & eat-in kitchen area. additional rooms on 3rd floor. painted office. Don’t miss this home! MLS# 12-3005 ins in Kitchen, deep lot w/detached 2 car ga- Large backyard & over,sized 1 car garage. MLS# 12-2850 MLS# 12-3113 rage on one way street. MLS# 12-512 MLS# 12-2503 JUDY 714-9230 $99,500 DEB ROCCOGRANDI 696-6671 $99,000 DEB K. 696-0886 $54,900 DEB ROCCOGRANDI 696-6671 $84,900 TERRY NELSON 714-9248 $78,500

KINGSTON High traffic location. BEAR CREEK VILLAGE REDUCED Fall in love w Ideal for Professional Office space. BEAR CREEK TWP. REDUCED Custom ‘’Whispering Pines’’ in scenic Historic Bear Creek PLAINS NEW LISTING Spacious home on WILKES-BARRE Spacious 4BR, 2.5 bath built 10yr old nestled on 2 private acres. Village set on a knoll w/lake glimpses. Spacious, corner lot in convenient location. 3 BR’s, home in conveniently located Wilkes-Barre 2900SF footage with gas heat, park- Circular drive, large kitchen, office, cus- comfortable traditional features 3FP’s, HW flrs, 3 baths, DR, LR, eat-in kit, FR, detached 1 neighborhood. Amenities include 1st floor HW, ing for 12 cars, basement storage. modern kitchen & 3 season porch. tom built wine cellar. MLS# 12-1751 mod kit, GE appls. Come for a visit & stay for the car gar. Must see! MLS# 12-2900 MLS# 12-416 lifestyle! MLS# 12-186 DEBORAH KROHN 696-0886 $74,900 MLS# 12-1294 GERI 696-0888 $275,000 Ann Lewis 714-9245 $259,000 TERRY NELSON 714-9248 $109,000 RHEA 696-6677 $395,000 CMYK

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Dear Abby: I am What should I do? Should I swal- and about gender-variant persons — his or her birthday, especially when a a confused trans- low my feelings and stay with her, or including referrals to medical and note accompanies the bouquet. After woman. I have been DEAR ABBY admit that in order to feel like a het- psychological professionals. You can all, the parents gave the children life in a committed re- erosexual woman I must leave and be email IFGE at [email protected]. and nurturing. It seems only right lationship for years ADVICE in a relationship with a man? Help! that children should show their ap- with a woman who much more appealing. My pulse races — Lost Angel Dear Abby: Thanks for the wonderful preciation at that special time. Please knew me before “the at the idea of spending time in the letters and sage advice over the years. share this idea with your readers. change.” I have lied company of men, but no longer with Dear Lost: I discussed your letter I can’t tell you how many columns I — Former Teacher in Athens, Ga. to myself for a long time about what women, who are now more like sis- with Denise Leclair, the executive have clipped and shared. gender I have been attracted to, and ters than anything else. director of the International Founda- Some years ago when I was teach- Dear Teacher: Thank you for shar- now it’s coming back to haunt me. My relationship with my current tion for Gender Education (IFGE), ing in Massachusetts, a dear friend, ing your friend’s tradition. It’s not As I have gone through several female spouse has become that of a who tells me that what you’re expe- Pat, told me about something she the first time I’ve heard this, but I’m years changing, my confidence and housemate or female family mem- riencing is not unusual. Transgender did that impressed me. Every year on pleased to share her terrific idea with emotional depth have grown. I suc- ber. She was there for me during my people can be so consumed with gen- her birthday, she sent flowers to her those who are receptive. cessfully transitioned two years ago, changes, and now I feel I am evolving der issues that they are sometimes parents with a note thanking them and live and work as a woman. This away from her. This upsets me, and I unfocused on whom they are really for their love and support. I adopted To receive a collection of Abby’s most memo- means when I go to clubs and bars know it upsets her because we have attracted to. her idea. rable — and most frequently requested — po- with other girlfriends, I attract male talked about the possibility that this While I can’t make this decision for We have a Mother’s Day and a Fa- ems and essays, send a business-sized, self- addressed envelope, plus check or money attention in a positive way. might occur. Now I’m worried about you, you can get some helpful input ther’s Day, but isn’t Pat’s idea wonder- order for $3.95 ($4.50 in Canada) to: Dear The problem is, my attraction to breaking her heart, but feel if I don’t from IFGE. Founded in 1987, it offers ful? Many parents would be thrilled Abby’s “Keepers,” P.O. Box 447, Mount Mor- women is fading and men are now move on, I will have cheated myself. support and educational services for to receive flowers from their child on ris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage is included.) UNIVERSAL SUDOKU CRYPTOQUOTE HOROSCOPE BY HOLIDAY MATHIS ARIES (March 21-April 19). Your SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). best self is seldom born of a per- Extremes won’t be necessary. fectly comfortable environment. Everything comes together The ideal circumstance may be because you did a little more of ideal precisely because rising what you wanted to do and a above it is required. little less of what you didn’t want TAURUS (April 20-May 20). The to do. magic of lowered expectations SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). will play a part in today’s action. Shoes are both functional and If you feel that you are on a symbolic. In light of the meaning path to nowhere, anything that and influence that symbols have, comes of the journey seems like might your life be revolutionized a bonus. by a new pair of shoes? The jury GEMINI (May 21-June 21). You is still out on that one. wouldn’t dare brag about your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). latest exploits, but if you don’t People who claim to have bal- tell people what you’ve been ance have a very different defini- up to, you’ll miss out on future tion of it from yours. Once you opportunities. You’ll be power- figure out that balance is a myth, fully modest as you express the you can stop all that stressful truth about what you do. striving for it. CANCER (June 22-July 22). AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Your Your life force surges into and whole goal is to make other peo- through everything you pick up ple’s lives easier. You’ll be con- today. Your results shape up in siderate and follow instructions, a way that is uniquely you. You which makes others feel com- GOREN BRIDGE can and will keep going until you fortable and safe around you. get to the end of the goal. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Think WITH OMAR SHARIF & TANNAH HIRSCH LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Fear keeps about what you really want so you alert better than coffee can. that you can better communi- It also plays with your sense of cate it to others. The relation- PREVIOUS DAY’S SOLUTION time. Your performance will get ships in your life will test you. a lift because you channel your To pass the test, you have to be fear well. specific and clear. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You’ll TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Aug. 29). confide in people and let them in Who you are is always changing. on your secrets. A small rework- You’re willing to define yourself ing of the way you talk about differently, and you’ll like how yourself and your business will this moves you to your next make a huge difference. evolution. In September, you will LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Don’t change your thinking in regards wait for the universe to sign your to money, and your reality will permission slip to go on the field obediently follow. Investments trip of your dreams. The only pay in November and May. kind of permission necessary Cancer and Capricorn people for this one is the kind you can adore you. Your lucky numbers grant yourself. are: 5, 25, 49, 3 and 17.

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Assisting Phillies vs Monday approximately 300 at 7:00 PM, Council sunroof, 6 cylinder, Asking $4,900. 1518 8th Street VIPER GTS VEHICLES with everyday Rockies 9/9 10,000 MILES V10 4:30 pm on HP. Tires are in good intends to act on an auto, very good 570-678-5618 Carverton, PA needs. 6speed, collec- Friday shape. Recent body Ordinance requiring condition. $2,650 570-574-3441 Near Francis Experienced & Medieval Times tors, this baby is work, the truck is in and providing for Slocum St. Park WANTED!! clean background 9/15 1 of only 750 GTS Tuesday full working order. permits for any con- Current Inspection coupes built in 4:00 pm on check. Call Ruth CHEVY‘03 IMPALA ŠCALL ANYTIME Bidding starts at struction or devel- Williamsport On All Vehicles CADILLAC ‘03 V6, Very clean 2002 and only 1 of Monday 570-290-2569 $6,000 or best opment; setting Hiawatha DEALER car! $3,995 83 painted Race ŠHONEST PRICES offer. Truck is sold forth minimum 9/1 DEVILLE 570-696-4377 Yellow it still wears Wednesday “As Is” with no war- requirements for LINE UP low miles. extra its original tires Š 4:00 pm on ranty and is avail- new construction NY State Fair clean and sharp, showing how it FREEREMOVAL Tuesday able for inspection and development 8/25 A GREAT DEAL... $7,995 was babied. This MAFFEI AUTO DODGE `03 at the Swoyersville within areas of the IN CLASSIFIED! car is spotless Thursday Borough Street borough which are 1-800-432-8069 SALES throughout and is CA$H PAID 4:00 pm on Department subject to flooding; Travel 570-288-6227 ready for its new Wednesday Garage, 600 Main and establishing 444 Market CARAVAN The Oblates of LINCOLN ‘99 Runs excellent! home. This vehicle ON THE SPOT Street Monday-Fri- penalties for failure CONTINENTAL Street Kingston $2,200 is shown by Friday day from 7 AM - or refusal to comply 380 Travel St. Joseph’s 107,000 miles. Fully (570)814-8876 appointment only. 4:00 pm on 3:30 PM. Bid sheets ordinance. The pub- loaded, sunroof, $39,999 or trade. 570.301.3602 Thursday can be picked up at lic is invited to Seminary and alpine radio system CADILLAC ‘08 SRX 570-760-2365 the Borough Coordi- attend. A complete BROADWAY 6 disc CD. $4,000 AWD, mint DODGE ‘03 Holidays nator’s Office at the copy of the Ordi- David - 735-7412 condition. $19,999 Say it HERE 570-301-3602 call for deadlines Swoyersville / Bor- nance is available SHOW MAFFEI AUTO GRAND CARAVAN SALES Inspected 6/12, in the Classifieds! ough Building 675 for review at the 100K mile, 7 pas- CALL US! You may email BUS TRIPS 412 Autos for Sale 570-288-6227 570-829-7130 Main St., Swoy- Courtdale Municipal senger, green, V-6, your notices to 444 Market TO JUNK ersville, PA Monday- Building, Mon. Presents Israel: 3.8L, automatic. Friday from 9 AM - 4 through Fri., 9:00 WICKED Pilgrimage to the Street Kingston Wed. Oct. 10 ABS, power locks/ mpeznowski@ PM. A 10% deposit AM – 4:00 PM pre- Holy Land. BMW `07 328XI YOUR CAR $169 sedan, black, black windows. Power FORD ‘02 MUSTANG timesleader.com is required with all vailing time. BEST PRICES 9 days, Oct. 9-17 leather, only 71,900 driver seat, dual air bids. Sealed bids ORCHESTRA SEATS IN THE AREA 2013 Join us for a miles. One female CHEVROLET `02 bags. CD, cassette, or fax to will be accepted Jill Dietrick GT CONVERTIBLE slideshow, Aug. 28, owner, always am/fm radio. Front Red with black CA$HONTHE $POT, 570-831-7312 until 2 PM, Tuesday, Secretary, Borough A CHRISTMAS 2012 at 6PM at the maintained at BMW & rear AC, power top. 6,500 miles. Free Anytime September 4, 2012 of Courtdale Chamber of Com- IMPALA One Owner. STORY dealer, garage kept, 68,700 miles, 4 steering. Tilt wheel Pickup or mail to and will be opened merce in Pittston Excellent Condi- loaded, pristine con- door, excellent & roof rack. The Times Leader and read aloud at a WED. DEC. 12th CAPE COD tion. $17,500 570-301-3602 150 Special Notices $150 Orch seats dition. $17,900. Call condition. $5,200 $5,200. 15 N. Main Street regular meeting of Oct. 15-19. Trans- 570-760-5833 570-784-5572 570-881-5179 570-814-8215. LOST. Dog, small Wilkes-Barre, PA Swoyersville Bor- portation, meals, female, Boston Ter 18711 ough Council on ADOPT RADIO CITY lodging, tours, rier/Pug mix. black/ A caring, married XMAS SHOW 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale September 4, 2012, Mon. Nov. 26 taxes, gratuities & brindle. Missing couple promises a For additional 6:30 PM. Swoy- $85. more. $470 since mid July, on secure future, love, information or ersville Borough Wed. Dec. 12 NIAGARA FALLS Park Avenue by and a happy home PRESTIGE WE BUY questions regard- Council reserves $95. Sept. 5-7 Few seats South Side Bridge. near beaches and YOMING VALLEY VEHICLES! ing legal notices the right to reject Sat. Dec 15th left. $370 Reward. 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If Street SW, Wash- TRAVELERS with metal floor. 3905 Birney Ave, Moosic, PA www.gronskis.com 570-383-9555 to the decedent will special accommo- ington, DC 20554. 570-815-8330 570-675-5046. make payment to dations are required A copy of the Leave message, Request should be 570-558-6889 will return call. the aforementioned for persons with dis- cookiestravelers.com 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale Administratrix or her abilities, please noti- provided to Acer $4990. attorney. fy Melissa Shatzel at Associates, LLC, ROSENN, JENKINS (570) 208-4112 or Attention FCC filing, 468 Auto Parts 468 Auto Parts & GREENWALD, LLP email her at at 1012 Industrial 15 South Franklin St. mshatzel@wilkes- Drive, West Berlin, Wilkes-Barre, PA barre.pa.us. NJ 08091. SANTO VOLVO 18711-0075 Jim Ryan, City Clerk ESTATE NOTICE 5 YEAR ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE Estate of Lydia J. Riley, late of the City 29mpg Hwy. 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Esq. www.wegotused.com PAGE 2D WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2012 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 415 Autos-Antique 451 Trucks/ 451 Trucks/ 509 Building/ 533 Installation/ & Classic SUVs/Vans SUVs/Vans Construction/ Maintenance/ Skilled Trades FORD ‘01 MUSTANG HONDA ‘09 CIVIC VITO’S MAZDA 3 ‘08 ACME AUTO SALES Repair Extra Clean, Extra clean. 5 343-1959 CHEVROLET `76 JEEP 02 GRAND 33k miles & speed. 41K miles 1009 Penn Ave CHEVY‘99 BLAZER CONVERTIBLE $14,999. $12,999 Scranton 18509 Sport utility, 4 CARPENTERS Across from Scranton Prep PICKUP door, four wheel CHEROKEE LAREDO 3+ years experi- V6, 120k, female GINO’S GOOD CREDIT, BAD 4 Cylinder 6 cylinder 4 WD, air ence. Must have DIESEL MECHANIC driven, black, auto Very Good drive, ABS, new 949 Wyoming CREDIT, NO CREDIT conditioning power valid drivers Our White Haven, leather, 6 disc cd, Condition! inspection. $4200. Ave, Forty Fort Call Our Auto Credit windows, door license. Local, year PA facility is look- flowmaster, intake, Hot Line to get NEW PRICE 570-709-1467 locks, cruise, dual round work avail- ing for a Heavy 17” wheels & tires, Pre-approved for a $2,500. air bags, tilt wheel, able. Apply at Duty Diesel Tech- no leaks, cold air, 288-8995 Car Loan! 570-362-3626 AM/FM/CD. keyless 197 Courtdale Ave., nician to join our new top. 800-825-1609 Ask for Lee 09 Mercedes remote. 130k miles. Courtdale or call team in the repair $6000 OBO. KELLY 875 W. Market St. GL450, 7 pas- KELLY www.acmecarsales.net $5400. 570-287-5313 and maintenance (347) 452-3650 875 W. Market St. 11 AUDI S5 CONV. Kingston, PA. senger. Toomany 570-954-3390 of a tractor/trailer (In Mountain Top) Kingston, PA. Sprint blue, black 570-287-2243 CHEVY ‘30 HOTROD COUPE fleet. We will con- options to list. 30K 570-287-2243 / brown leather $47,000 518 Customer sider training a Boat? Car? Truck? miles. Garage int., navigation, 1518 8th Street highly motivated Motorcycle? Air- kept. Creme puff. 7 spd auto turbo, GREATDEALS! Carverton, PA JEEP 04 WRANGLER Support/Client Care 6 cylinder. 5 speed and dependable plane? Whatever it AWD Near Francis HONDA ‘09 CRV-EX $47,800 MERCURY`03 4x4 candidate. Full is, sell it with a 10 CHEVY MALIBU LS MERCEDES ‘29 Slocum St. Park Sunroof, 04 Nissan Kit Car $5,500 $9,999 time positions Classified ad. blue 4 cyl. auto well equipped, 30k Armada, 7 pas- OR TRADE include competi- 570-829-7130 09 CHEVY IMPALA LS miles. senger. 4wd. MOUNTAINEER JUST REDUCED CHEVY‘03 tive wages, paid Premiere Silver, V6 Excellent condi- (570) 655-4884 vacation, medical 1 owner, Black with 07 BUICK LACROSSE SILVERADO 4X4 insurance and FORD ‘02 TAURUS SES tion. $11,900 charcoal leather CXL, black, V6 84,000 miles, Outpatient retirement plan. 93 UD Tow Truck interior, remote 07 BUICK LUCERNE recent inspection. REG CAB Radiology facility Please email keyless entry, auto CXL, silver, grey AUTO, V8. LOOKS Minor rust. $3,000. with wheel lift. MAZDA `88 RX-7 seeks aggressive resume and/or garage openers, leather CONVERTIBLE & RUNS GREAT 570-826-0469 64k. $10,000 1 owner, garage $6995. KELLY P/T Account Execu- contact informa- power moonroof, 06 LINCOLN ZEPHYR 875 W. Market St. 96 Jeep, Grand tive to market tion to: tow package, 6 CD, grey, tan leather, kept, 65k original 4x4, 6 cyl., auto, 1 Kingston, PA. KELLY Cherokee, 4 services locally. [email protected] 875 W. Market St. 3rd row seating and sun roof miles, black with owner, great work 570-287-2243 FORD ‘08 FOCUS wheel drive, 4 grey leather interior, truck $4995. MRI/CT knowledge or call Tom at 41,000 miles, red Kingston, PA. 17” aluminum 06 MERCURY MILAN all original & never Call For Details! preferred as well as (570) 443-8224 with black interior. 570-287-2243 door, runs excel- wheels. 34,000 PREMIER, mint excellent communi- M-F 9AM to 4PM. very clean. A-title lent miles. $11,500 green, V6, alloys seen snow. $7,995. 570-696-4377 Call 570-237-5119 cation skills. auto. $9800. 570- $3,995 (570)823-7507 05 HYUNDAI SONATA Respond to: WBIC 570-331-2409 HONDA ‘12 95 Buick Park Ave GLS, blue, sun- 146 Mundy Street 54k. $3,995 roof, 87k miles 421 Boats & Wilkes-Barre, PA SERVICE TECHNICIAN 96 Plymouth MERCURY`03 SABLE 05 FORD 500 18702 To service & repair HONDA ‘07 CIVIC ACCORD LX AWD grey, auto V6 Marinas 1518 8th Street SDN. Silver, 4 door, 4 door, 4 cyl, auto- Voyager 82k Carverton, PA Fax: 570-820-7905 commercial and 05 CHEVY IMPALA exc. condition, matic, showroom Near Francis residential exercise $3,495 LS PREMIUM silver, alloys, V6 equipment. Techni- 41,375 mi. Reduced condition, 6,000 4 door, one owner. 1518 8th Street Slocum St. Park 99 Chevy 04 NISSAN MAXIMA LS 522 Education/ cal/mechanical $12,600 miles. $20,900 6 cyl, 3 liter, 4 ALUMINUM 15’ BOAT Carverton, PA Cavalier, 89k. 4 silver, auto, with 35hp Evinrude, experience a plus. 570-574-4854 Warranty speed auto. All Near Francis Training door. $2,495 sunroof trailer & extras. JEEP ‘04 GRAND Great Compensa- MAFFEI AUTO power, ABS, moon Slocum St. Park SALES 00 Chevy S10 03 CHEVY CAVALIER $1700. obo call tion Program. roof & remote. Blue, 4 cyl., auto CHEROKEE LOREDO HONDA ‘08 ACCORD 570-288-6227 Blazer. 4 door. 73,000 miles, very (570) 239-7708 Fax resume to 4 door, EXL with (R-title) 4x4, 6 cyl, 1 444 Market 4wd. Red. dependable. $4,550 DODGE ‘04 Owner, Extra Academy Tutoring 570-821-5766 or navigation system. 03 CHEVY MONTE Street Kingston 570-333-4827 Clean SUV! call 570-823-6994. 4 cyl, silver w/ $2,795 CARLO LS blue Seeking certified JON BOAT DURANGO $5,995 black interior. Satel- 96 Nissan Maxi- V6 auto 12’ x 36” 1 owner, leather teachers for one- Call For Details! Swimming lite radio, 6CD ma, V6, 4 door, 03 AUDI S8 QUATTRO, Alum Weld Xpress sunroof, 3rd row on-one tutoring. All HUMMER ‘07 H3 570-696-4377 changer, heated New engine in 2011 air, auto, sun- mid blue/light grey 2000.Trailer & a seat $6,995 subject areas need- Pool Service PONTIAC ‘07 leather, naviga- Call For Details! leather seats, high, by Chevy. New roof. 103K. lot of extras. ed, K-12. Top pay Work 570-696-4377 highway miles. Well tires, non-smoker, $3,495 tion, AWD 570-287-0193 or for qualified tutors. 570-760-1689 maintained. Monthly 01 TOYOTA CELICA 570-762-4824 Fax resume to: immaculate 96 Buick Skylark service record condition. $19,900 GT silver, 4 cyl 570-614-2172 or available. Call Bob. Auto, 4 door, 81K G6 GT auto sunroof email Rob at 570-817-6000 Good condition. 570-479-0195 $2,495 00 BMW 323i academytutoring@ WILKES BARRE SPRING 68k miles. FWD, STARCRAFT 17’ BOAT HYUNDAI ‘09 96 Jeep Grand silver auto 7 passenger 3.2 1518 8th Street hotmail.com SONATA LIMITED Cherokee,wd Auto, All power, 98 NISSAN ALTIMA Cobra inboard/out- Carverton, PA &ALIGNMENT 6 cylinder, leather, auto, runs great! Remote start, Gold, auto, 4 dr board motor with Near Francis Seeking: HONDA ‘09 ACCORD Qualified suspen- CD, keyless, extra navigation system, $3,995 4 Door, Heated 4 cyl. trailer, 2 batteries, 1518 8th Street Slocum St. Park 73 PORSCHE 914 fish finder, 4 life Carverton, PA ChildCare Teachers sion technician clean 39k $15,999 AM/FM/CD Sirius, leather seats, Sil- red, 28,000 miles, ver. $9,500. green & black, 5 jackets, water tube, Near Francis Needed at our Please call: Dan MAZDA ‘01 570-822-4018 1 owner. $16,700. Junk Call Denise at speed, 62k miles. good condition. Slocum St. Park 570-574-9054 $3500 neg. B3000 Cars & 570-793-3412 SUVS, VANS, 570-287-8306 DODGE ‘03 CARAVAN 4x4, 5 speed, Wilkes-Barre, Dallas & TRUCKS, 4 X4’s Auto, V6. Nice extra clean truck 538Janitorial/ $3,995 Mountain Top Trucks 08 JEEP PATRIOT clean car $4995 Call For Details! Locations. Cleaning JEEP ‘12 LIBERTY grey, auto, 4 cyl., 424 Boat Parts/ Call For Details! SUBARU ‘11 OUTBACK 570-696-4377 CALL 570-905-3322 wanted. SW keyless, well 4x4 Supplies 570-696-4377 TRAIL RATED 4X4 ASKFOR LAKE GEMZIK KELLY 08 DODGE NITRO EMAIL RESUME TO: 875 W. Market St. 6 cylinder, auto, equipped, AWD OR CLEANING PERSON Cash paid. SXT orange, LGEMZIK@ Kingston, PA. 4x4, 14,000 miles SEATS, fishing boat Daytime - Part time auto, 4x4 MITSUBISHI `11 BUILDINGBLOCKS 570-287-2243 $21,495 with swivel and FORD `04 F150 hours. Must have MAFFEI AUTO 08 FORD ESCAPE XLT pedestal. (2) $16 OUTLANDER SPORTSE LEARNINGCENTER.COM valid PA driver’s SALES WANTED! SILVER, V6, 4X4 each. Life vests, AWD, Black interi- license and HS 570-288-6227 07 DODGE CARAVAN (10) 6 never used, or/exterior, start/ diploma/GED. HONDA ‘09 CIVIC 444 Market SXT green, $7 each. stop engine with FORTIS INSTITUTE Report to work in 42,000 miles, 4 Street Kingston ALL 4 door, 7 pass 570-474-9866 keyless entry, heat- FORTY FORT Centermoreland. door, 4 cyl, auto, mini van ed seats, 18” alloy 3 EXCITING TEACHING Serious inquiries $15,400 KELLY 06 JUNK 875 W. Market St. DODGE DAKOTA wheels, many extra OPPORTUNITIES only. Call WARRANTY MERCURY`79 ZEPHYR Kingston, PA. QUAD CAB SLT 427 Commercial features. Only Low 570-333-4548. MAFFEI AUTO 6 cylinder black, 4 door, V8, • HVACR Instructor. 570-287-2243 Trucks & Miles. 10 year, Fulltime position, SALES automatic. CARS! 4x4 truck 100,000 mile war- 570-288-6227 52k original miles. 06 MERCURY MARINER Equipment Silver, 4 wheel day and evening ranty.$22,500. Will- classes. Minimum 3 444 Market $1500. premium seafoam drive, automatic, ing to negotiate. HOUSEKEEPER Street Kingston 570-899-1896 green, leather int., years work experi- CA$H TOYOTA‘03 COROLLA LE 56,000 miles, extra Serious inquires Full time. Evening V6, 4x4 tool box, leather ence in related field 5 speed CHEVY‘08 3500 only - must sell, required. shift. Must pass 135 Legals/ 135 Legals/ 06 INFINITY QX56 cover and plastic going to law school. PAID $3,999 Pearl white, tan • Electrical Trades background check. Public Notices Public Notices bed. Runs perfect, (570) 793-6844 Experience pre- leather, Naviga HD DUMP TRUCK asking $7,500. instructor. Part time 2WD, automatic. ferred. tion, 3rd seat, 4x4 Cell-570-472-8084 position, day and Only 12,000 miles. 570-239-6203 LEGAL NOTICE 06 DODGE RAM 1500 Home- evening classes. 570-301-3602 Vehicle in like INVITATION FOR BIDS QUAD CAB, Black, 570-825-2596 Minimum 3 years V8, 4x4 truck new condition. work experience in 539 Legal The Housing Development Corporation of Selling your 06 FORD EXPLORER $19,000. related field Northeastern Pennsylvania will receive Camper? XLT, black, 3rd 570-288-4322 required FORD ‘02 EXPLORER 1518 8th Street • CDL Program Bids for the rehabilitation of the property Place an ad and KELLY seat, 4x4 Red, XLT, Original 875 W. Market St. Carverton, PA Director. Must have located at 450 East Cranberry Ave, Hazle- find a new owner. 06 CHEVY TRAILBLZAER non-smoking owner, Kingston, PA. 439 Motorcycles Near Francis a class A CDL, clean Paralegal Wanted ton PA. 570-829-7130 LS, SILVER, 4X4 garaged, synthetic 570-287-2243 Slocum St. Park MVR with 3 years 05 FORD ESCAPE XLT oil since new, excel- One full-time posi- Bids will be received until 3:00P.M. (local blue, auto, V6 4x4 experience as a tion to support lent in and out. New SATURN ‘04 VUE CDL driver. Previous time) September 14, 2012 at the Broad 05 JEEP LIBERTY SPORT HARLEY ‘10 DAVIDSON Front wheel drive, Luzerne County MARZAK MOTORS tires and battery. teaching experience Street Business Exchange Suite 11, 100 green, V6, 4x4 4 cyl, 5 speed, Office of Children & 601 Green Ridge St, Scranton TOYOTA‘04 CELICA GT 90,000 miles. a plus but not West Broad Street Hazleton, PA. Bids will 112K miles. Blue, 05 FORD FREESTAR SE, sunroof, clean, Youth. Legal expe- 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 SPORTSTER CUSTOM $7,500 required. be publicly opened and read aloud at that 5 speed. Air, white, 7 pax mini Loud pipes. (570) 403-3016 clean SUV! $4,995 rience or general time. power van Near Mint Call For Details! Fax resume to: knowledge/work SPECIAL OF THE WEEK windows/locks, 05 CADILLAC SRX 174 miles - yes, 570-696-4377 570-287-7936 experience in Child CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, including Spec- CD/cassette, Key- black, leather, V6, One hundred and Or send to: Director Welfare preferred. ifications and Work Write Up, may be ‘07 DODGE CALIPER R/T less entry, sun- AWD seventy four FORD 04 F150 of Education Associates or Bach- examined and obtained at the Housing AWD, loaded with roof, new battery. 05 HYUNDAI TUSCON LX miles on the 4x2. Nice Truck! Fortis Institute elors degree pre- Development Corporation of NEPA, Broad options including Car drives and green auto, AWD clock, original $10,999 SUZUKI `07 XL-7 166 Slocum Street ferred. Street Business Exchange Suite 11, 100 power sun roof, has current PA 05 DODGE DURANGO owner. $8000. 56,000 miles, Forty Fort PA 18704 Send resume and West Broad Street, Hazleton, PA 18201. heated seats, inspection. Slight LTD Black, grey 570-876-2816 automatic, cover letter indicat- CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may also be cruise, power win- rust on corner of leather, 3rd seat, all-wheel drive, ing Luzerne County examined at the Northeastern Pennsylva- dows, etc. NADA passenger door. 4x4 4 door, air condi- 527 Food Services/ to: bbaker@ nia Contractors Association, Inc., 1075 book value $12,995 Clutch slips on 05 JEEP LIBERTY KAWASAKI ‘05 tioning, all power, Hospitality diakon-swan.org Oak Street, Suite 3, Pittston, PA 18640. Our Special hard acceleration. RENEGADE Blue, CD player, leather $6,995 This is why its 5 speed, V6, 4x4 interior, tinted Apply by: VULCAN 800 windows, custom Bidders may register their interest and thousands less 04 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER 1,800 original miles. August 31, 2012 lt green V6 4x4 KELLY wheels, $13,000 secure Specifications and Work Write up ‘00 Ford Taurus than Blue Book Blue, 1 owner, 875 W. Market St. LINE COOKS 04 Call 570-829-8753 upon payment of thirty five dollars Station Wagon value. $6,500 MITSUBISHI includes back rest & Kingston, PA. XLS Before 5:00 p.m. ($35.00). Checks shall be made payable Silver, grey leather OBO. Make an OUTLANDER saddle bags. Excel- 570-287-2243 SERVERS 542 Logistics/ to Housing Development Corporation of interior, 132,000 offer! Call red, auto, 4 cyl., lent condition. Transportation NEPA, and will not be refunded. A walk miles, all options 570-592-1629 AWD $3,400. DISHWASHERS through will be held on Wednesday Sep- work. $2,895 04 JEEP GRAND 457 Wanted to Buy Red Rooster 570-826-6089 DRIVERS tember 5, 2012 at 10:00 a.m. for interest- CHEROKEE LAREDO FORD ‘73 F350 Auto Restaurant ed bidders. 02 Mercury Se patriot blue, V6, Stake Body Truck Rte. 118 &29 Local concrete Mountaineer 4x4 55,000 Original Sweet Valley producer seeking class B The Housing Development Corporation of AWD, green exteri- 04 FORD SUZUKI XlSLX SUZUKI ‘01 VS 800 miles - garage Northeastern Pennsylvania reserves the or, tan leather interi- blue V6 4x4 kept, only 2 own- BUYING truck drivers. Competitive wage right to reject any or all Bids and to waive or, lots of options. 04 KIA SORENTO EX GL INTRUDER ers, hydraulic lift USED informalities in the Bidding. $4,500 blue, auto, V6 AWD gate, new tires, PART-TIME SERVER with complete Garage kept, no VEHICLES Nights & Week- benefit package. 04 NISSAN XTERRA XE rust, lots of battery and brakes. ends. Experience BIDS may be held by OWNER for a period ‘99 GMC Sierra blue, auto, 4x4 Excellent condition. Experience pre- chrome, black with Call necessary. Pick up ferred but will train. of not to exceed thirty (30) days from the Pickup 4x4, 04 CHEVY TAHOE LT No rust. Must see. teal green flake. an application at Reply in person date of the opening of BIDS for the pur- extended cab, bed 4x4 Pewter, grey $4900 or best offer Vitos & Ginos the Wyoming Valley pose of reviewing the BIDS and investigat- cap, gray, 132,000 leather, 3rd seat Includes storage Call 570-687-6177 Coon Industries Inc 949 Wyoming Ave, Country Club or 117 Armstrong Road ing the qualifications of Bidders, prior to miles $4,795 TOYOTA‘04 COROLLA 04 CHEVY AVALANCHE jack & 2 helmets. download one at awarding of the CONTRACT. Navy Blue with Z71, green, 4 door, $3600 Forty Fort,PA Pittston, PA 18640 light gray interior. our website: ‘05 CHEVY AVEO 4x4 truck 570-410-1026 570-654-0211 5 speed. AIR, FORD ‘90 F-150 288-8995 www.wvcc1896.com Housing Development Corporation of Silver, 4 door, grey 04 JEEP GRAND stereo, CD. 4x4. Cap, extra Northeastern Pennsylvania cloth interior, A/C, CHEROKEE OVERLAND tires, $1,500. re-built transmission 119,000 miles. graphite grey, Body in perfect YAMAHA ‘97 Runs great! with warranty, 4 cyl. 2 tone leather, 570-639-3089 condition. Asking sunroof, 4x4 AUTO 79,000 miles $5850. $4,995 02 CHRYSLER TOWN & ROYALSTAR 1300 570-406-5293. 12,000 miles. With COUNTRY EL windshield. Runs ‘03 Mazda 6 4 door, excellent. Many SERVICE 5 speed, yellow with 7 pass mini van extras including grey interior, 4 door, TOYOTA‘09 CAMRY 02 CHEVY TRAILBLAZ- 18,000 Miles, gunfighter seat, loaded with options. ER LT, silver, V6, leather bags, extra DIRECTORY 250 General Auction 250 General Auction $5,295 1 owner, 4 cylinder. 4x4 1518 8th Street $16,500 pipes. New tires & Warranties Avail- 02 FORD F150 battery. Asking Carverton, PA 503 Accounting/ able MAFFEI AUTO SUPERCAB XLT Near Francis SALES $4,000 firm. 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 silver, 4x4 truck (570) 814-1548 Slocum St. Park Finance 570-288-6227 01 FORD F150 XLT 444 Market white, super cab, FORD ‘00 570-445-5622 Street Kingston AUCTIONS BY MARVA 4x4 truck 442 RVs & Campers EXPLORER XLT 01 FORD F150 XLT EXTRA CLEAN! 213 E. LUZERNE AVE., LARKSVILLE Blue/tan, 4 door, ‘2011 Palomino Pop 4X4. 4x4 truck WEDNESDAY - AUGUST 29 4:00 P.M. LAW Up $3,995. 00 1500 (2) STORAGE UNITS WILL BE SOLD IN THE CHEVY Like new, 2 queen 570-696-4377 X-CAB SILVERADO size beds, 2 bench- Accounts Receivable 468 Auto Parts 472 Auto Services REAR OF OUR BUILDING AT 4:00 P.M. green, 4x4 truck es with a table 99 NISSAN THEN, WE WILL MOVE INSIDE FOR OUR DIRECTORY PATHINDER between and a side Collector gold, V6, 4x4 REGULAR WEDNESDAYNIGHT AUCTION bench. Gas stove Well established 98 FORD EXPLOREER XLT for inside or out, local manufacturer WHICH WILL STARTAT4:30 P.M. red, auto, 4x4 EMISSIONS fridge, heater and is seeking an COLLECTIBLES, HOUSEHOLD, FENTON, Don’t Keep Your sink, lot’s of stor- Accounts Receiv- & SAFETY JEWELRY, MUCH MORE! age space. $7500 1518 8th Street able Collector. This INSPECTION AUCTIONEER: MARVA MYSLAK AU-3247L Practice a Secret! call 570-379-3898 Carverton, PA position is responsi- Near Francis ble for calling for SPECIAL 10% BUYERS PREMIUM FOR INFO: 822-8249 Slocum St. Park collections, account WE ACCEPT VISA, MASTERCARD, LINE UP PACE ARROW VISION reconciliations, $39.95 with DISCOVER, AMERICAN EXPRESS Call 829-7130 FORD ‘03 monitoring past due All Junk this coupon A SUCCESSFUL SALE invoices, respond- ***************************** ‘99 M-36 B (FORD) EXPLORER XLT ing to phone calls Cars & To Place Your Ad IN CLASSIFIED! Type A gas, 460 4X4, leather, Also,Like SPECTACULAR LABOR DAY V10 Ford. 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Cannot be combined with DISABILITY refrigerator, queen WANTED Free Bankruptcy Free Consultation. bed, Air, stereo sys- Cars & Full Size other offers. Minimum purchase of a dozen. Consultation Contact Atty. Sherry tem, microwave, 401 Bridge Street VEHICLES Trucks. For prices... Payment plans. GMC ‘99 YUKON LISPI TOWING Dalessandro large bathroom with 130,000 miles, new Old Forge, PA 18518 Lamoreaux Auto Wednesday-Sunday Open at 4 pm Carol Baltimore 570-823-9006 15,900 miles, stan- skylite. Excellent brakes, rotors, tires, Parts 477-2562 570-822-1959 dard transmission. condition. Many & radiator. No rust. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNI- We pick up 822-0995 Home of the Original Garage kept, white upgrades, sleeps 6. Leather. clean. 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Sells and attention to and a large fenced Save your hard CHEST ON CHEST and more for $250 asking detail. AS400 expe- 566 Sales/Retail/ MEDICINE CABI- in yard. Did we men- earned money, cherry, 6 drawers $85. Excellent con- PRESSURE WASH- rience a plus. Must NETS, (2) $20 & 815 Dogs tioned 4 bedrooms. Business Let us take a look 3’x56”x30” 7’ long, dition. 883-0412 ER Troy Bilt 2500 be able to complete $25. Vanity, $25, 752 Landscaping & MLS 12-1589 Development at it first! 9 drawers, 2 mirrors PSI & user manual. analysis work, Towel holders (3) $5 Gardening $64,900 30 years in up above, 2 end POR-A-POTTY $15. Honda motor $275. administrative each. (2) sets interi- Call/text Donna the business. tables $400. Dining Call 570-283-0575 570-636-3151 duties, and special or Bi-fold doors. LAWN MOWER. 570-947-3824 or East Main room table round, or 570-709-5505 projects. Must have $25 each set. Toilet, John Deere rider. TOOLS. Cordless Tony 570-855-2424 AVON-STSTART TODAY Appliances Ultra-max, $35. glass top 38”x48”, 2 college degree. 3-5 www.startavon. 42”, 6 years old. RECORDS 500 total. Drill, $100, Chain 570-735-8271 570-735-5147 double side doors in years experience com/mlevalley Includes extra LPs, 78s, 45s, $1. Saw, electric, $35. Nanticoke center, sliding draw- blades and belt. preferred. A com- 888-286-6743 TOILET white, good ers 57”x20”x30” each. Religious Call for details. prehensive benefit Excellent shape. items Rosaries, $3. 570-814-7559 COFFEE POTS (2) condition $10. $300. Yellow hutch, package, which $700 570-823-7957 each, Medals $2. B &D &Mr. Coffee 570-823-9004 glass top doors with includes 401K. each. 829-2411 TOOLS. Taps, Dies, CAREER OPPORTUNITY $3 & $4. 1 Royal 500 drawers below, WEED EATER gas PAWS Please send Counter Bores. Too CMS East, Inc. is Dirt Devil vacuum round table, 2 chairs string trimmer, like AVOCA resume to 726 Clothing REFRIGERATOR, much to list. Call for one of the largest cleaner $5. GE to match $200. new $50. 288-9940 AMERICAN SILK MILLS Whirlpool, side by details 760-5350 family owned and microwave, white 570-288-0864 75 STARK STREET CLOTHING Cloth- side, $175. LIGHT, leave message. operated cemetery $20. magnetic TO CONSIDER.... PLAINS, PA 18705 ing—men’s, X-large, 756 Medical pool table, $60. Call corporations in the adjustable clothes COUCH, chair and a 17 pieces $25. half. Lazyboy. 10 for details. country. We are rack $20. 570-474-6028 Equipment 570-822-4094 786 Toys & Games ENHANCE looking for experi- 570-639-1653 years old but still in YOUR PET 548 Medical/Health enced sales people JACKET, Navy blue good shape. $200, CANES (2) $5 & $10. REFRIGERATOR. cash only. WORKBENCH CLASSIFIED to service new & FREEZER. Maytag, blazer, 46R, Student Aluminum crutches Kenmore, 21 cu.ft., Childs Pottery Barn existing accounts. If 19 cu. ft. Good con- Holy Redeemer. 570-417-1785 $5. Aluminum walk- $159, Vanity top, AD ONLINE workbench with tool 214 Gedding St. you’re looking for a dition. $100. Excellent worn 6 er with wheels $5. bought wrong size, DIRECT CARE WORKER DESK Beautiful, oak, box stool. Very good Cozy Cape Cod career, rather than 570-379-3540 months, Neil Allen 570-639-1653 never used, $175, roll top computer condition $25. Call 829-7130 home with 2 bed- ALLIED SERVICES a job, please call Career. $45 Crates for music or desk in good condi- Call 570-675-1277 rooms, 1st floor IN-HOME SERVICES Monday-Friday, FREEZER. Whirlpool 570-474-9866 ROLLATOR-WALK- shipping, (2) $150 tion $150. Place your pet ad laundry, nice yard DIVISION has part- 675-3283 for an Custom Series ER with seat and each. 288-9843 upright. 15 cu ft. PURSE Dooney & 570-288-2383 brakes used one and provide us your with deck. For more time day shift hours appointment. 788 Stereo/TV/ email address available in Luzerne www.CMSEast.com New at $665, sell Burke navy with time. Paid $119 ask- TIRES. 2 Goodyear, Electronics info and photos for $250. Excellent leather trim. New, DESK Mersman ing $50. like new. $60 pair. visit: www.atlas County. Minimum of This will create a cond. 655-9852 still in wrapping with solid wood, 7 draw- 570-822-3878 CHINA, fine imperial realtyinc.com 1 year of home care PET GROOMER seller account dust bag, has plenty ers, matching chair. made in Japan by CD PLAYER Sanyo MLS 12-668 experience and NEEDED online and login MICROWAVE 1500 of room if you need Desk measures WALKER with W. Dalton. Service radio, double cas- $59,900 valid PA driver’s Apply in person. information will be WATTS $10. to carry paperwork. 52”X24”.Very good wheels $35. Wood- for 12. 93 pieces sette, record player Call Colleen license required. If Pet Wonderland emailed to you from 570-823-9004 paid $280. sell for condition. D$150. en cane $20. #745 Wildflower. all for $25. 570-237-0415 interested, please 508 Blackman gadzoo.com $120. OBO. Matching bookcase 570-829-2411 $250. CEDAR 570-823-9004 apply online at: Street MICROWAVE Sharp “The World of Pets 570-287-8279 with shelves & bot- CHEST, antique, Carousel, used Unleashed” tom cabinet $125. $80. WHEEL CHAIR, www.allied-services.org 22x15x12 LED clock 758 Miscellaneous 796 Wanted to Buy or call Trish at 569 Security/ SHIRTS men’s 2x 570-540-6794 Victory XL handi- (570) 348-2237. partial works, all variety & XL variety Merchandise You can then use DESK. Secretary. AFGHANS, (4) $10 capped 4 wheel Bilingual individuals Protective Services other functions $1. each, some your account to Large, solid wood, each, DISHES, serv- chair. $475. BEAR CREEK are encouraged to work $15. 287-1901 brand new. enhance your online in excellent condi- ice for 8, $15, GOLF 570-639-2911 apply. 570-823-9004 ad. Post up to 6 REFRIGERATOR tion. French Provin- CLUBS, 15 $1 each, captioned photos ALLIED SERVICES IS AN TIRES. 2 on rims, 2 compact G.E. black SLACKS 20 pair of cial style. Approxi- WIGS (2) light brown of your pet EQUAL OPPORTUNITY without, $50 all. 32x18x19 $49. women’s sizes 12 & mately 7’ tall. 2 with blonde high- Expand your text to EMPLOYER. lights short hair. Booster seat childs, 570-636-3151 14 petite, Worthing- pieces. Photos $30. 570-574-7440 include more ton, Apostrophe, available. $650 New, Paula Young, information, include REFRIGERATOR A/Line, Apt 9, excel- 570-819-1111 $10 each. 823-4941 TIRES. Continental. your contact Whirlpool, white, lent condition. $10. FULL TIME LPN/ GATE ATTENDANT AIR PURIFIER. Oreck 195/70R15, (4) good information such runs well $230. obo. pair. 570-868-5275 DINING ROOM Full or part time XL Professional with condition, 76% tread as e-mail, address 570-287-0103 or 570-301-8515 SET medium wood, 6650 Bear MED ASSISTANT weekday & week- user manual. Was remaining. $75 $ ANTIQUES BUYING $ phone number and Private Med office end shifts available. table, 6 chairs, Old Toys, model kits, or website. Creek Blvd REFRIGERATOR, $299. Asking $149. TV, HDTV Sony 52” Send resume to china closet $650. Bikes, dolls, guns, Well maintained Apply in person compact, for dorm 730 Computer 570-636-3151 very good condition 824 McAlpine St. COUCH & LOVE Mining Items, trains Poms, Husky, Labs, custom built 2 story Kappa Graphics, or bedroom like with Component Avoca, PA 18641 Equipment & SEAT $200. & Musical Instruments, Yorkies, Puggles, nestled on 2 private 50 Rock Street, new $50 825-3534 stand, $125. Software BEDROOM SET TREADMILL, Pro- Hess. 474-9544 Chihuahuas, Pugs acres with circular Pittston, PA double $200. driveway - Large REFRIGERATOR. Form. Very good Dachshund, Goldens, 570-655-4124 kitchen with center Kenmore. Regular LAPTOP Gateway condition, $125. Shepherds, Dober- ** OPTICAL ** 450sx4. Pentium 4. 570-430-4054 mans, Shih-Tzus island, master bed- • PT 7am-5pm 573 Warehouse size, very good BUYING SPORTCARDS dvdrw. windows xp. ENTERTAINMENT Pay Cash for 570-453-6900 room with 2 walk-in Optical Produc- shape. White. Must new battery. new CENTER, oak 6 WATER COOLER baseball, football, 570-389-7877 closets, family room tion, M-W or Th-Sa sell. $100. wifi. Delivery. $115. piece, lighted $50. DOG KENNEL basketball, hockey with fireplace, cus- • PT, 6:30am- 570-655-3512 DISTRIBUTION 570-654-0574 shelves, tv cabinet 6x8x4, brand new & non-sports. BICHON FRISE tom built wine cellar. 11:30am, Stock- with doors, excel- STOVE Frigidaire, $175. 570-301-3801 Sets, singles & PUPS. Cute and A MUST SEE! room, M-F lent condition. $500. white, self cleaning, PRINTER Dell color wax. Also buying Playful. Call (570) MLS#11-4136 • FT 3-11:30pm CENTER SUPERVISOR 570-696-2212 WEIGHT BENCH, electric, excellent computer printer comics. 943-2184 for more PRICE REDUCED Machine Opera- Clothing and shoe CROSSBOW, $200, condition, 2 years #720. NEW - carton All Junk 570-212-0398 information. $285,000 tor, M-F distributor: Job Lamps, (2), $25, old $275. 468-2609 never opened. $35. FURNISH Call Geri Training provided. duties include: Call 570-675-1277 FOR LESS Cars & Armoire, Jewelry, CHIHUAHUA-FOX 570-696-0888 Benefits for full supervising and FOR LESS $75. 585-752-9728 TERRIER mix, free WASHER $100 * NELSON * OLD COMICS WANTED time. motivating team to PRINTER: Oki WW II Aviation to good home 10 DRYER $100 * FURNITURE * Trucks Send resume or meet daily produc- B6300 laser mono- WHEEL & TIRE SET Star Wars/ years old, loves to DISHWASHER $75. * WAREHOUSE * apply in person, tion goals, oversight chrome, prints up to (4) Ford Windstar Lego Sets go for walks. 570-540-6664 Recliners from $299 Wanted Monday-Friday, of picking, packing, 35 ppm, parallel, factory 5 spoke 570-817-7588 570-200-5135 8:30am - 6pm to: shipping and receiv- USB & network- Lift Chairs from $699 Highest wheels with mount- WASHER Whirlpool, New and Used LUZERNE OPTICAL ing. Collaboration capable. $100. ed tires p21565r16 BEAR CREEK good condition Living Room 180 N. WILKES- with management 570-266-1602 Prices $200. 570-696-2212 $100. Whirlpool Dinettes, Bedroom GOLDEN RETRIEVER BARRE BLVD. on special projects. electric dryer, front 210 Division St Paid In YARD SALE LEFT- VITO’S WILKES-BARRE, PA Must have supervi- load, 4 years old, 732 Exercise 18702 sory experience. Kingston OVERS TV $50. PUPPIES good condition Call 570-288-3607 CA$H Desk $10. 4 drawer Blond, 2 males and Excellent company $150. Sharp micro- Equipment & 1 female. AKC reg- benefits including, filing cabinet $25. wave good condi- FREE Apt. size stove $50, istered, mother on medical/dental/visio tion $25. 825-4336 ELLIPTICAL mach- GINO’S premises. first ine. Pro-form Cardio FURNITURE FOR SALE antique vanity with n/life insurance & MOVING 8 ROOMS PICKUP shots & dewormed. Cross Trainer 800. bench $40. Harvard 401k plan. Please WASHER/DRYER. AVAILABLE. FOR Can see now and email resume and Electric. Very good With digital display & 570-574-1275 commercial foose Wanted: PRICE REDUCED! 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POMERANIAN PUPPIES Experienced or will Total Gym, at far DISHES Crown AKC, 7 months old, 1 growth & flexible few audio books $350 or best offer. train. Send resume less cost. Folds for manor 56 pieces male, 1 female, all operating hours. (about 40) $20. for 570- 825-3534 to: c/o Times Leader upright storage. .30 each. Aluminum shots, 1 all white 696-2600 Includes delivery all. 570-417-2555 Box 4140 Barely used. Asking: MATTRESS SALE ricer with stand & with a black ear, all van, all inventory, We Beat All 15 North Main St. $300. obo. pedestal $6. 9 totes 776 Sporting Goods black with white. BEAR CREEK walk in cooler, sup- CAR SEATS (2) Competitors Prices! Wilkes-Barre, PA 570-814-9534 with lids including $300 each must plies, website, and Evenflo and Britex. Mattress Guy 18711-0250 Rubbermaid $2-$10 BIKES 1 girls & 1 sell, we are moving. customer list. Must Rear and forward Twin sets: $139 TREADMILL each. Free standing boys (adults) $40. Housebroken. 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BEAR CREEK DALLAS FORTY FORT REDUCED $13K DURYEA DURYEA EXETER TWP. PRICE REDUCED HANOVER TWP. HARDING HUGHESTOWN JENKINS TWP. PRICE REDUCED $87,900 $69,900

Lovingly restored Exclusive privacy 1107 Spring Street Enjoy sitting on the 311 Lockville Road 1908 Wyoming farmhouse with 4 Widener Drive with this 61 acre 3 Superb two story front porch of this Stately brick 2 Avenue New Construction. newer kitchen with A must see home! bedroom, 2 bath with 3 bedrooms &1 well maintained 4 story, with in Plenty of TLC is Lot #2, Fairway ceramic tile. You absolutely must home with vaulted ½ baths. Hardwood bedroom, 3 bath ground pool, reflected in this Estates. 2,700 Approximately 500 Very nice 2 story see the interior of ceilings and open floors, gas heat, home on nicely covered patio, attractive 3 bed- feet of stream square feet, tile & with 3 bedrooms this home. Start by floor plan. Elegant vinyl siding, large landscaped lot in finished basement, room, 1 bath home frontage on Sutton hardwood on 1st 2032 ROUTE 92 and 2 full baths. looking at the pho- formal living room, yard with garage. desirable neighbor- fireplace and wood in a convenient Creek. Bonus 30' x floor. Cherry cabi- RIVER VIEWS PLUS Replacement win- tos on line. Fantas- large airy family Call Jim for details. hood. Family room stove, 3 car location. Offers for- 60' drive-through nets with center EXTRA LOT ON dow with great tic kitchen with room and dining heated garage with Offered at $169,500 with gas fireplace, attached garage mal living room/din- island. $399,500. RIVER. Just 1/4 screened porch for hickory cabinets, room. 322 sq. ft 3 Towne & Country central air/gas heat, 5 car detached ing room & family over 20' clearance. miles from boat outdoor living with- granite counters, season room open- Real Estate Co. covered & open garage with room with sliding For more details: Natural wood launch, this great out the bugs. Very stainless steel ing to large deck 570-735-8932 or patios. Two car apartment above. doors to large rear patrickdeats.com built-ins, archway & ranch home is neat and clean. appliances and tile with hot tub. Mod- 570-542-5708 garage. Tastefully MLS# 11-1242 deck & a great level 570-696-1041 under carpets perched high MLS 12-3029 floor. Fabulous ern eat in kitchen ....Seller to credit decorated. Above $659,000 lot. MLS# 11-2083 Call Charlie HANOVER TWP. enough to keep you master bathroom with island, gas fire- buyer $3,000 ground pool. Please call Donna Only $95,000 570-829-6200 DURYEA NEW PRICE! dry, but close with champagne place, living room, MLS 12-2656 570-613-9080 Call Barbara Metcalf towards a water fil- enough to watch tub and glass and wood burning $269,900 570-696-0883 tration system. the river roll by. shower, walk in stove basement. Call Sandra Gorman MLS# 12-1624 Surrounded by closet. 4 car Oversize 2 car 570-696-5408 $169,900 nature, this home garage, upper garage. This stun- call Tracy features large living garage is partially ning property McDermott. room and eat in finished. The list boasts a relaxing kitchen, 3 bed- goes on and on. For pond and walking LINE UP Looking for the right deal rooms, full unfin- HUGHESTOWN more info and pho- trail. Sit back and ished basement. tos visit: www.atlas enjoy the view! Smith Hourigan on an automobile? 429 New St. A GREAT DEAL... 2 Betsy Ross Drive Ready to move realtyinc.com. MLS 12-2085 Group Turn to classified. STAUFFER HEIGHTS A marriage of old Warmly inviting 3 right in and enjoy MLS 12-210 $425,000 570-696-1195 IN CLASSIFIED! It’s a showroom in print! world charm and bedroom, 2.5 bath country living just Price Reduced Jay Crossin modern touches Looking for the right deal Classified’s got Tudor. Striking high- minutes from down- $375,900 EXT 23 blend together in DURYEA the directions! lights in this beauti- town. For more info Call Charlie CROSSIN REAL on an automobile? this home. Tasteful, ful home include and photos visit: 570-829-6200 ESTATE 570-696-2468 GLEN LYON high level renova- Turn to classified. custom blinds, man- www.atlas 570-288-0770 tions throughout. It’s a showroom in print! icured lawn, deck, realtyinc.com DRUMS MLS 12-79 BEAR CREEK Central air, finished Classified’s got patio and 3-season attic, possible 4th the directions! porch. Entertain in Call Colleen bedroom. New the finished walk- 570-237-0415 11 Sunrise Lane plumbing, electrical, out basement with $184,000 JENKINS TWP. back deck. Lots of FALLS wet bar or relax by Bilevel, containing 8 storage. Lovely the pool! Outstand- rooms, 4 bedrooms, MOTIVATED SELLER neighborhood. Charming well main- ing quality! tained 3 bedroom, 1 1.5 baths on two MLS 12-2087 Fully rented 5 unit $329,900 levels. Features $158,900 bath home located Call Pat Guesto HARVEYS LAKE MAKE AN OFFER $65,000 on a quiet street apt building, new include: brick fire- SUGARLOAF David siding, new roof and 570-793-4055 place witih gas logs, Krolikowski near Blueberry Hills CENTURY 21 One of the best COUNTRY MANOR Development. Fea- nice updates inside, granite kitchen deals in Bear Private 18 acre 570-288-0770 off street parking & SIGNATURE countertop; corian CROSSIN REAL tures a modern PROPERTIES Creek! Recently estate with south- kitchen with break- near the college. bathroom sink, in reduced to sell! All ern exposure & ESTATE 570-675-5100 ground pool and pri- fast bar, formal din- NEW LISTING! Call or text Donna brick ranch with panoramic views! 570-288-0770 vate fenced rear ing room, and family This home was built 570-947-3824 or HANOVER TWP remodeled kitchen, Quality constructed yard. Prequalifica- room with gas with energy efficien- Tony 570-855-2424 hardwood floors & custom built, this tion letter required. stove, hardwood cy in mind. Nestled for more information and full tile baths. New England split or to schedule your Owner has real DURYEA floors in bedrooms, in a wooded setting 1717 River Road Nice sized lot has level offers 3-4 showing. $117,000 184 West Point Ave. estate license in deck, large fenced and close to Wilkes Completely remod- plenty of room in bedrooms, three Family size home escrow. Call yard, shed and off- -Barre and Clarks eled home with new the back. Conve- baths, solarium with REDUCED and yard with a Pat or Charlie street parking. Summit. Floor to siding, windows nient location! hot tub, two fire- country feel. Walk- 570-655-4124 #11-2947 $99,500 ceiling windows in and modern kitchen Close to highways, places, extra large ing distance to $49,900 Karen Ryan the 3-season sun & bath. New floor- shopping, recre- gameroom & other school and Little 283-9100 x14 room, hardwood ing, walls, heat and ation, casino and attractive ameni- League Field. 4 and tile throughout, HANOVER TWP NEW LISTING! electric. Move right more! Finished ties! Matching 2 bedrooms, 1 3/4 HUNLOCK CREEK spacious room Well maintained in. Off street park- basement with story brick barn, baths, vinyl siding, sizes, wood/coal brick & vinyl 2-story ing in rear. For bonus and cozy “A” frame many newer win- stove for those win- home in a nice more info and pho- family room. guest cottage & dows. Modern eat ter evenings. 3 bed- Hanover Twp. tos visit: www.atlas #12-1698 $149,000 more...... absolutely in kitchen, lovely 696-2600 rooms, with 16x20 neighborhood. This realtyinc.com Paul Pukatch ideal for horses, view of back yard master and adja- home has been MLS 12-2232 760-8143 mini farmette & and adjoining EXETER cent sitting room or freshly painted and woods. 20x10 unfin- Call Colleen children. 20 97 Chittenden St. den. Call for an new carpet installed ished room on 2nd 570-237-0415 minutes from Flood damaged appointment today. thruout the upper floor for 5th bed- Wilkes-Barre & home with new fur- 15 Martin Street Maribeth Jones two floors. The first room. Bright and Lovely Ranch home Pocono Resorts. nace, electric box, Well Cared for 2 570-696-6565 or floor has large, cheery and not a on 1.42 acres. $489,900 water heater, out- Story Boasting 3 Chris Jones modern eat-in drive by. Come and Features 3 bed- 570-283-9100 Call Mike @ lets and switches. Bedrooms, Full 570-696-6558. kitchen with tile see it! rooms, full bath, 1/2 570-455-9463 1st floor gutted but bath, off street DALLAS #12-3048 floor, counter & MLS 12-2992 bath, kitchen, living M.S. Pecora already insulated parking and a large KINGSTON $205,000 backsplash, formal $89,900 room with fireplace, Realtor and ready for side yard. 12-1832 dining room with Michelle T. Boice dining room, den & sheetrock. 2nd floor $79,900 OPEN HOUSE sliding doors to the 570-639-5393 laundry room on has 4 bedrooms Call Pat Guesto screened-in porch, CROSSIN REAL Main floor. Kitchen, and bath with dou- Sunday 570-793-4055 a large living room. ESTATE family room with ble sinks. Large 12pm-5pm CENTURY 21 fireplace, 3/4 bath & 362 Susquehanna The second floor 570-288-0770 yard. For more info 696-2600 SIGNATURE has 3 bedrooms, storage room on and photos visit: Avenue PROPERTIES Lower Level. Newer Completely remod- modern full bath, HARVEYS LAKE www.atlas 570-675-5100 featuring a tile roof, siding, sofit & realtyinc.com. eled, spectacular, FORTY FORT gutters plus some 95 JACKSON ST. tub/shower. The fin- 121 Vaughn St. MLS 12-1225 2 story Victorian newer carpeting, New Stainless steel ComeUpToQuailHill. ished lower level Nicely Maintained Sorry, cash buy- home, with 3 bed- pergo flooring, cen- appliances. Great HANOVER TWP includes a 21’ x 15’ 3 bedroom 1 bath com ers only! rooms, 1.5 baths, tral air & whole Low Cost Utilities, family room with 2 story on a quiet New Homes Call Charlie new rear deck, full house fan, 2 car Taxes and no Water large storage clos- street in Kingston. From $275,000- 570-829-6200 front porch, tiled garage & paved bill. Your own fresh ets and another full Large yard includes $595,000 baths & kitchen, driveway. 12-1010 Water well. Bath on bath. The laundry garage which is 570-474-5574 granite counter- $176,900 each floor, 3 Good tops. All cherry area is also in the presently being Richard Lane Ken Williams sized Bedrooms, hardwood floors lower level. An used as a storage 2 story, 3 bedroom, 570-542-8800 Paved Drive leading Let the Community throughout, all new attached one-car building. 64 Fort St. 1 bath home at rear Five Mountains to an oversized Know! stainless steel garage includes a MLS# 12-2408 Large vinyl sided 2 of Lake Side Drive Realty Garage. Owner Place your Classified appliances & light- large room for a $95,000 DURYEA story home on nice between Pole #’s Motivated. Ad TODAY! ing. New oil fur- 72 Lyndwood Ave. workshop or for Call Pat Guesto street awaiting a 125 and 126 on MLS 12-2006 nace, washer/dryer Move right in to this storing outside fur- 570-793-4055 570-829-7130 new buyer with Richard Lane. Lake HUNLOCK CREEK $179,000 in first floor bath. large yet cozy 4 niture and garden CENTURY 21 open arms. 3 bed- view, from front 570-675-4400 DURYEA Great neighbor- bedroom, 2 bath tools, with easy SIGNATURE rooms, 1.5 baths, wrap around porch $109,000 hood, nice yard. home in a great access to the pri- PROPERTIES 1st floor laundry. and 2 of the bed- $174,900 (30 year area. The beautiful vate back yard. For 570-675-5100 Detached garage rooms and rear loan, $8,750 down, finished basement more information and 5 years young yard. Also includes $887/month, 30 adds even more liv- and to view the pho- KINGSTON 3 zoned gas heat. A 33.3 ft of shoreline years @ 4.5%) ing space. This well tos online go to: little makeover will with dock & lawn NOT IN FLOOD maintained home www.prudential- REDUCED make this a great realestate.com and area. Home in need 100% OWNER place to call home! has a Split AC sys. DALLAS 619 Foote Ave. with heat pump, enter PRU7W7A3 in of updating and FINANCING MLS 12-3157 Immaculate 3 bed- Fabulous Ranch alarm system, the Home Search. repairs and is being P AVAILABLE $99,900 room ranch on home with 3 private drive. Listed at $139,900. sold as is. Call Bob at Mark R. Mason beautiful 1.3 acre bedrooms,E 2 Motivated sellers. MLS#12-3160 MLS 12-1607 570-899-8877 570-331-0982 lot. Modern kitchen baths, ultra Asking $105,000 Call today $179,900 226 Church St. N 570-654-1490 CROSSIN REAL & baths, hardwood modern kitchen MLS# 12-535 Mary Ellen Belchick Michelle T. Boice Four square home ESTATE floors, private patio. withDgranite Appointment only. 696-6566 570-639-5393 with large rooms 570-288-0770 Finished lower level 157 Division St. counters, heat- Call Don Marsh Walter Belchick CROSSIN REAL and old world fea- I with bar area. OWNER SAYS SELL! ed tile floor and 570-814-5072 696-2600 ext. 301 ESTATE tures in the wood- N MLS# 12-2033 This property has work and stained stainless appli- FORTY FORT 570-288-0770 great positive cash HANOVER TWP. $154,300 Attractive 7 year old glass. A must see ances.G Dining 77 Wesley St. flow. 1st floor 2 2-story with eat-in- room has Brazil- Shopping for a Call Jill Hiscox at home. MLS #12- EXETER 570-696-0875 bedroom and kitchen, oak cabi- 2596. For more ian cherry new apartment? upstairs is 2 floors nets, granite coun- information and floors, huge with 3 bedrooms tertops, island & tile photos visit yard, garage 696-2600 Classified lets total. 1st floor has floor. Master bed- atlasrealtyinc.com. and large yard. you compare costs - new drywall & insu- room with solid Call Charlie Partially finished without hassle lation, gas heat, lower level. Built HARDING cherry hardwood 829-6200 or worry! new tile tub sur- floor, walk-in closet VM 101 for handicap round, kitchen & master bath. Dual accessibility Get moving Do you need more space? counters and car- 40 Downing St. $249,900 fireplace. Gas heat/ with exterior pet. 2nd apt. has Great 3 bedroom with classified! A yard or garage sale central air. Three ramp, interior $15,000 PRICE newer kitchen & is $84,900 family home on a in classified car garage. Home hallways and REDUCTION! Classic 4 square all electric. Sepa- beautifully land- Protection Plan. doorways. If Serious Sellers are home in desirable is the best way rate utilities and off scaped lot, close to HARVEYS LAKE- FSBO MLS# 11-2035 you’re looking looking for serious neighborhood. Four street parking in parks and schools. LAUNCH YOUR to clean out your closets! $279,900 for a Ranch, buyers who are bedrooms, nice old rear. Taxes are DURYEA 2 car attached Sandra Gorman don’t miss this ready to move into woodwork, stained JET SKI OR You’re in bussiness currently being garage, pool, 570-696-5408 one. For more this 1620 sq. ft. bi- glass and built ins with classified! appealed. fenced in yard with KAYAK $239,900 info and photos level home with 3 plus 3 car garage MLS 12-1771 lots of room to run! from your private visit: www.atlas bedrooms, 1 and ¾ on extra deep lot. $89,900 MLS 12-2567 1385 Mt. Zion Rd. dock! Quiet set- realtyinc.com. baths. This gem is MLS #12-2612. For Mark R. Mason $129,900 Great country set- ting. Year-round or JENKINS TWP. MLS 11-4079 located in a great more information 570-331-0982 John Shelley ting on 3.05 acres. summer-only home $149,900 neighborhood on a and photos, visit CROSSIN REAL 570-702-4162 Move in condition with oversized 2- Smith Hourigan Call Charlie quiet dead-end atlasrealtyinc.com. $254,900 ESTATE CROSSIN REAL Ranch with 3 bed- car garage on Group 570-829-6200 street in Exeter. The Call Charlie 570-288-0770 ESTATE rooms, 2 baths, nearly 1/2 acre. 570-696-1195 home is quality con- 829-6200 inground swimming Two bedrooms VM 101 570-288-0770 DALLAS structed & has been pool, hardwood eat-in kitchen, liv- KINGSTON well-maintained by HANOVER TWP. floors. Finished ing room, den/ 705 Blueberry Lane the original owners. basement with wet study, bath & sun Large 4 bedroom Special features bar. 2 car garage, porch near Pole Bi-level with large included 2x6 con- wrap around drive- 141.570-885-4748. master bedroom LINE UP struction and hard- way. For more info $195,000. No real- with sliding glass wired smoke alarms and photos visit: tors please. doors leading to A SUCCESSFUL SALE with battery back- FORTY FORT www.atlasrealty- 297 Susquehannock private deck. Mod- up for your family’s inc.com Drive ern kitchen with IN CLASSIFIED! safety. A large eat- MLS 12-2270 Traditional 4 bed- skylights, skylights in kitchen with tile Call Tom HUDSON room home with 2.5 177 Third Avenue Haddonfield Hills also in master bath. baths, 2 car Corner Lot Do you need more space? floor exits to the 78 Luzerne St. 570-262-7716 COMPARE WHAT Dining room with 26x12 cedar deck Not a drive-by. garage. Large yard YOU GET FOR YOUR 4 bedroom, 2½ sliding glass doors A yard or garage sale with deck and bath split level. for convenient out- Move right into this MONEY! Modern 3 to deck. Large cor- in classified door cooking and sparkling clean, retractable awning. bedroom end unit Hardwood floors. ner lot with Above ground pool, Gas heat. is the best way entertaining. Or host bright and cheery townhouse, with 2 attached 2 car a more formal din- 1/2 double. All new 1st floor laundry. . 1/2 baths (master 2 car garage. garage ready to to clean out your closets! MULTI USE For more info and MLS #12-1942 ner in the spacious floor coverings and Looking to buy a bath). Central air. move right in.For You’re in bussiness dining room with SINGLE, DOUBLE, freshly painted inte- photos visit: Family room, foyer, NEW PRICE more info and pho- PROFESSIONAL home? www.atlas new poplar hard- rior. 2 zone gas hot Place an ad here deck with canopy, $194,900 tos visit: www.atlas with classified! wood flooring. The OFFICES NEW LISTING!! realtyinc.com. patio, fenced yard, Besecker Realty water baseboard and let the realtyinc.com remainder of the Over 2800 square heat. W/d hookups ADD YOUR MLS 12-945 garage. Extras! 570-675-3611 MLS 12-2379 main floor includes feet in this one of a sellers know! TOUCHES!! $254,900 $123,000. in basement which 570-829-7130 Call Fred DURYEA REDUCED! 2 bedrooms and a kind property on a has a concrete Genuine hardwood Call Colleen MLS # 12-3012 To place your 570-817-5792 full bath. The lower corner lot. Property floors, doors & trim 570-237-0415 Ask for Bob Kopec floor. All measure- HARDING ad Call Toll Free level has beautiful featuring 4 bed- ments are will catch your Humford Realty Inc $309,860 family room with rooms, formal dining approximate. attention as you 570-822-5126 1-800-427-8649 gas fireplace, a 3rd room, large living MLS 12-1129 arrive through the bedroom, ¾ bath, room with gas fire- entry foyer into the KINGSTON DALLAS $39,500 large laundry center place, family room Call Michelle T. sunny living room, and ample storage with pellet stove, Boice formal dining room DURYEA space. The laundry modern baths, front 570-639-5393 & eat-in kitchen. Shopping for a area and ¾ bath and side porches. A CROSSIN REAL You will be pleased new apartment? $53,000 have tile floors and Must see property! ESTATE with the spacious Classified lets provides an easy MLS# 12-1559 570-288-0770 bedroom sizes & exit to the rear yard NEW PRICE ''Country Charm'' closets. Terrific you compare costs - with the deck and $199,900. at its best describes 38 Huckleberry Ln walk-up attic for without hassle above-ground pool. Call Florence this 3 bedroom, 1.5 Blueberry Hills HANOVER TWP. your imagination. or worry! For more informa- 570-715-7737 Enjoy nature in bath 2 story situat- 299 Rutter Ave. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 Whole house fan Private & beautiful tion and to view the charming 2 bed- ed on 1.87 scenic Get moving Large and well baths, family room will keep you cool. lovely brick chalet photos go to www. room, 1 bath raised acres with many maintained duplex with fireplace, 2 car Attached garage with classified! on 11.85 acres. prudentialealestate. ranch home in quiet updates. Knotty on corner lot in garage, large yard. with large, full Custom brick work, com and enter setting on Pine Run pine kitchen, break- Kingston. 2 bed- Master bath with B-Dry Basement. tongue & groove PRU2A8T2 in the Road, Laurel Run. fast room, living rooms each unit, separate jetted tub, Great Yard! LINE UP interior & oversized 412 New St. Home Search. Now Smith Hourigan Close to everything. room with gas separate gas heat kitchen with stain- Virtual Tour. 3 car garage. Motivated Seller. listed at $152,900. Group Single car attached propane stove, and off street park- less steel appli- MLS#12-2785 A SUCCESSFUL SALE Features whirlpool Great starter home MLS #12-2654. Call 570-474-6307 garage, 3 season dining room, hard- ing for multiple ances and island, $120,000 tub, heated sun- on large lot. Sys- today for your sunroom, economi- wood, office with cars. New roof, lighted deck. For Michele Hopkins IN CLASSIFIED! room, kitchen island tems newer, but appointment. cal propane heat, electric stove, deck, water heater and more info and pho- 570-540-6046 & hickory cabinets, needs cosmetic Mary Ellen Belchick Do you need more space? central air, base- gazebo & detached Do you need more space? freshly painted tos visit: www.atlas laundry room. Base- updating. Ready to 696-6566 ment with fireplace. garage. exterior. A really realtyinc.com. A yard or garage sale A yard or garage sale ment is plumbed & make to your liking! Walter Belchick New carpeting and MLS# 12-2813 nice property. MLS 11-3071 in classified in classified ready to finish. MLS 12-1732 696-2600 ext. 301 flooring, freshly $204,900 MLS 12-2447 Call Colleen MLS# 12-817 Call Kevin Sobilo is the best way painted, Hanover Call Marie Montante is the best way $139,900 570-237-0415 $315,000 570-817-0706 to clean out your closets! Area School Dis- 570-881-0103 to clean out your closets! Mark R. Mason Call Ken Williams trict. 570-331-0982 Five Mountain You’re in bussiness Ready to move in! You’re in bussiness CROSSIN REAL Realty with classified! $105,000. with classified! ESTATE 570-542-8800 696-2600 Call 570-474-5540 Call (570)696-2468 570-287-0770 PAGE 8D WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2012 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale

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299 Rutter Ave. 1 YEAR HOME WAR- 38 W. Walnut St. Large and well RANTY! Come cre- NEW LISTING Charming 4/5 bed- 80 Bennett St. SELLER maintained duplex ate family traditions OPEN HOUSE room with 1.5 Great Kingston ONE OF A KIND RELOCATING, on corner lot in in this fabulous SUNDAY 12-2 baths. Beautifully location on a dou- Completely & taste- PRICE REDUCED TO Kingston. 2 bed- home in a great DIRECTIONS: appointed kitchen ble lot. Close to fully updated & $285,000 rooms each unit, location. Huge din- 309S bear right at w/granite counter schools, shopping, remodeled Town- 1341 Mountain View separate gas heat ing room for enter- the triangle and Lee tops, cherry cabi- restaurants and house with unique Drive and off street park- taining, AMAZING Ave. is the second nets and hardwood public transporta- kitchen with snack 360 degree view- ing for multiple updated kitchen street on right. floors. Gas fireplace tion. Potential of 2 bar & dining area, Enjoy panoramic cars. New roof, with granite, lovely Move in ready in living room, lead- additional bed- den, concrete views from this water heater and sun room, 3 bed- house with premium ed glass windows rooms on 3rd floor. patio overlooking stunning, 3 bed- freshly painted rooms, 3 baths and upgrades. Com- in living room and Partially finished treed/landscaped room, 2 bath hide- Anonymous Tip Line 1-888-796-5519 exterior. A really partial finished pletely remodeled dining room. Nice basement. planters. Excellent away cradled on 9 nice property. lower level. Hard- from top to bottom. Luzerne County Sheriff’s Office back deck, 2 car MLS 12-2346 condition! A must acres only 20 min- MLS 12-2447 wood floors under new kitchen & bath garage and 4 sea- $109,900 see! Near Casino utes from town. In $139,900 carpet. Walking dis- with granite counter son front porch. John Shelley and Interstate. unique natural set- Mark R. Mason tance to 2 Universi- tops and stainless MLS 11-4103 570-702-4162 $125,000 MLS# 12- ting high on a hill, it 570-331-0982 ties, Kirby Park, steel appliances, $179,900 CROSSIN REAL 2792 Call Marie offers vistas worthy 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale CROSSIN REAL downtown & much refinished hard- Jay A. Crossin ESTATE Montante, of professional ESTATE more. Don’t miss wood floors, fin- BERWICK CHEVROLET-BUICK-GMC-CADILLAC 570-287-0770 EXT.23 570-287-0770 out call or text (570) 881-0103 photographers. CROSSIN REAL Offering formal ished basement, 3 Donna 570-947- season porch, attic LINE UP ESTATE 3824 or Tony 570- living room/dining 570-288-0770 room, with lovely pull down, ceiling LINE UP 855-2424 for more fans, Florida room, A GREAT DEAL... information or to modern kitchen/ A GREAT DEAL... baths and 2 family hardwood floors, KINGSTON schedule your porch, recreation IN CLASSIFIED! showing. $159,000. rooms. Oversized 3 IN CLASSIFIED! car detached room, workshop. KINGSTON Looking for the right deal garage + 3 car and too much more attached. Inground to list. A can’t miss on an automobile? heated pool with opportunity! Turn to classified. cabana sure to $227,500 Go! please all family MLS-12-2979 Must It’s a showroom in print! KINGSTON LARKSVILLE Call Dave 2012 Classified’s got 424 Washington members. Zoned Every Avenue agricultural-horses Wychock the directions! New Listing! welcomed, take a 570-885-1670 Beautiful well-main- Very nice 3 bed- look today. tained 3 level, 2.5 room/2 bath ranch, MLS# 12-1800 Stk. # Year/Model MSRP YOU PAY 299 Rutter Ave. bath townhome in move in condition. $285,000Call Large and well CHEVROLET very desirable loca- KINGSTON One car garage & Barbara Metcalf maintained duplex $ * tion. Many upgrades nice yard. Finished 570-696-0883 C2348 2012 Sonic $18,580 17,908 on corner lot in include a spacious, basement & handi- RUBBICO $ * Kingston. 2 bed- custom bathroom capped accessible. REAL ESTATE C2345 2012 Cruze $18,865 17,987 rooms each unit, with large closets, This 3 bedroom Deck off the dining 570-826-1600 $ * separate gas heat custom window home offers modern C2350 2012 Cruze $18,590 17,743 room & built in wall and off street park- treatments, built-in kitchen, with Corian air-conditioner. Looking to buy a $ * ing for multiple wall microwave in counters accented C2351 2012 Cruze $21,030 19,969 All appliances. home? cars. New roof, kitchen, new roof, by marble back- $120,000 LUZERNE Place an ad here $ * water heater and splash, central air, C2352 2012 Cruze $20,540 19,534 and new garage Call 570-287-4644 and let the freshly painted door. Plenty of stor- 3 story traditional fenced rear yard $ * BEAUTY features all sellers know! C2355 2012 Cruze $22,915 21,714 exterior. A really age, and a possible with deck and patio. nice property. the original charac- Off street parking 570-829-7130 $ * 3rd bedroom on 1st Shopping for a MLS 12-2447 level. MLS 12-175 ter you would hope for 2 to 4 cars. Cus- C2349 2012 Cruze $18,785 17,916 for. Crown mold- new apartment? $ * $139,900 $132,900 tom shutters on the MOUNTAIN TOP C2121 2012 Impala Sedan $27,995 23,130 Mark R. Mason Call Mary Danelo ings, hardwood first floor windows Classified lets floors throughout all $ * 570-331-0982 570-704-8000 along with natural you compare costs - C2347 2012 Equinox $29,520 27,423 CROSSIN REAL Coldwell Banker three floors, woodwork and beveled glass without hassle $ * ESTATE Rundle Real Estate hardwood floors 109 Carpenter St. C2346 2012 Equinox $26,105 24,779 570-287-0770 570-474-2340 windows, built-ins. give this home a or worry! Modern maple Completely reno- $ * charm you are sure Get moving vated. New roof, T3007 2013 Equinox $28,500 27,043 KINGSTON kitchen, new to love! KINGSTON windows, 2 new with classified! windows, kitchen $ * #12-1997 $134,900 and bathroom. T2296 2012 Silverado Reg. $26,930 22,114 REDUCED furnaces. 6 bed- Jill Jones 696-6550 $ * rooms, 2.5 baths, 2 LARKSVILLE Freshly painted interior and exterior T2167 2012 Silverado Ext. $38,464 28,503 car garage, private 46 Farmhouse Rd. $ * backyard, one year with fabulous mod- T2280 2012 Silverado Ext. $36,575 26,920 ern colors. Great REDUCED! home warranty. MOTIVATED $ * Directions: area and low, T2302 2012 Silverado Ext. $36,825 27,133 low taxes! SELLER Wyoming Ave. Lovely 10 room vinyl $ * South - Take a left Looking for the right deal MLS 12-2055 T2043 2012 Silverado Ext. $37,890 28,128 on an automobile? $99,500 sided ranch home, 299 Rutter Ave. at Reynolds (just with 2.5 modern $ * Large and well past Dairy Queen) Turn to classified. Kelly Connolly- T2280 2012 Silverado Ext. $36,575 26,920 Cuba baths, formal dining $ * maintained duplex 281 Reynolds St. Home on right. It’s a showroom in print! room, gas heat, on corner lot in 3 story single family MLS #12-3121 467 E. State St. EXT. 37 T2338 2012 Silverado Crew $55,680 46,725 Classified’s got CROSSIN REAL central air, 2 car $ * Kingston. 2 bed- with 4 bedrooms, $299,000 the directions! Well kept home in a garage & large T2243 2012 Silverado Crew $40,550 31,915 rooms each unit, 2.5 baths and lots Call Tracy Zarola nice neighborhood. ESTATE 570-288-0770 deck. Lower level $ * separate gas heat of space! Lovely 570-696-0723 Close to new Ele- consists of 2 large T2295 2012 Silverado Crew $39,830 31,303 and off street park- entrance foyer, 3rd LAFLIN mentary School and recreation rooms. $ * ing for multiple floor with large bus stop. New roof T2292 2012 Silverado Crew $38,380 30,070 Do you need more space? Office, half bath and cars. New roof, room, could be 5th and off street workshop. Lower $ * water heater and bedroom plus a full parking. A yard or garage sale T2272 2012 Silverado Crew $39,750 31,235 $129,900 level all ceramic freshly painted tile bath. Fenced in MLS 12-2342 in classified tiled floors. MLS# $ * exterior. A really back yard and T2273 2012 Silverado Crew $39,830 31,303 $71,000 12-1359 nice property. much more. Charles J. is the best way $ * $282,900 T2270 2012 Silverado Crew $39,240 30,801 MLS 12-2447 MLS 12-1863 Prohaska to clean out your closets! Call Florence $139,900 $99,900 $ * To place your EXT. 35 You’re in bussiness 570-715-7737 T2268 2012 Silverado Crew $38,890 30,504 Mark R. Mason Jay A. Crossin CROSSIN REAL with classified! $ * 570-331-0982 Ext. 23 ad Call Toll Free ESTATE T2232 2012 Silverado Crew $38,240 29,951 CROSSIN REAL CROSSIN REAL 1-800-427-8649 570-287-0770 $ * ESTATE ESTATE LUZERNE T2233 2012 Silverado Crew $38,240 29,951 570-287-0770 570-288-0776 111 Laflin Road LARKSVILLE $ * Smith Hourigan T2230 2012 Silverado Crew $39,100 30,682 Nice 3 bedroom, 566 Sales/Business 566 Sales/Business 566 Sales/Business 1.5 bath Split Level Group $ * T2218 2012 Silverado Crew $39,610 31,116 Development Development Development home with hard- 570-474-6307 $ * wood floors, 1 car T2058 2012 Silverado Crew $38,960 30,681 garage, large yard MOUNTAIN TOP $ * and covered patio T2052 2012 Silverado Crew $47,975 39,465 INSIDE SALES - FULL TIME in very convenient Full Time position exists to add to our team of Inside Sales location. Great curb $ * 146 Kelly St. T2341 2012 Silverado Dually $61,620 52,357 associates. Jan/San and packaging arena. appeal and plenty $ * of off street park- Well kept home 2012 Tahoe Z71 $52,270 45,155 467 E. State St. with garage in rear. T2197 Position will involve the following but not limited to: ing. Rt. 315 to light Well kept home in a $ * @ Laflin Rd. Turn Move in condition. T2041 2012 Traverse $35,708 30,951 · Answering customer inquiries, entering and successfully processing nice neighborhood. New roof and hot west onto Laflin Rd. Close to new Ele- $ * orders daily via the system water heater. Easy C2353 2012 Suburban $50,935 44,135 Home is on left. mentary School and · Investigating customer problems and/or complaints to successful For more info and access to Cross 60 ICE LAKE DRIVE $ * bus stop. New roof Valley and shop- T2244 2012 Avalanche $45,825 36,262 resolution photos visit: and off street Outstanding & www.atlas ping. Out of flood immaculate 4 bed- · Maintaining relationships with both internal and external customers parking. zone. 200 amp GMC realtyinc.com MLS 12-2342 room with many with exceptional service MLS 12-2852 service. upgrades. Beautiful $ * $71,000 MLS 12-1801 G2228 2012 Terrain $29,990 27,641 · Function as a liaison between customer service and other branch Keri Best Charles J. finished lower level 570-885-5082 $119,900 could be an apart- $ * departments Prohaska Donald Crossin G2175 2012 Terrain $29,520 27,239 EXT. 35 ment for an · Work with Sales Representatives to provide product pricing and 570-288-0770 extended family $ * CROSSIN REAL CROSSIN REAL G2176 2012 Terrain $35,514 31,636 product research ESTATE member. Floor to $ * · Expediting orders as required ESTATE ceiling fireplace in 570-287-0770 570-288-0770 G2020 2012 Terrain $31,030 28,517 · Working effectively in a team environment to meet business goals stunning family $ * and objectives 548 Medical/Health 548 Medical/Health room. Heated pool, G2062 2012 Acadia $35,895 31,071 LUZERNE hot tub, screened $ * · Other duties as assigned porch & much more G2247 2012 Acadia $38,235 35,111 on a 6.54 acre lot $ * Essential Requirements Crestwood School G2265 2012 Acadia $44,040 38,501 ACTIVITY AIDE · High School graduate or equivalent with a minimum of 2 years of District. $619,000. $ * MLS# 12-1557 G2264 2012 Acadia $43,135 37,668 customer service experience in a call center environment. Birchwood nursing is seeking an individ- $ * · Bachelor's degree preferred. Call Pat @715-9337 ual to work part time in our activities Lewith & Freeman G2221 2012 Acadia $51,215 44,939 · Ability to effectively work in a Windows environment with experi- $ * department. Experienced or certified Real Estate G2241 2012 Acadia $38,235 33,241 ence in Outlook, Word and Excel 570-474-9801 $ * · Excellent verbal and written communication skills activity aide preferred. 523 Bennett St. G2220 2012 Acadia $38,180 33,194 · Problem solver with the ability to multi-task using judgment and Complete application for employment Older well kept $ * home with off street G2336 2012 Canyon Crew $31,105 27,116 decision-making skills Birchwood Rehab & Nursing parking. Roof 5 $ * · Excellent detail-oriented customer service skills G2354 2012 Sierra Ext. $37,705 27,918 years old. New win- · Scranton area and parking available. 395 Middle Road, Nanticoke dows on 2nd floor $ * Call 877-339-6999 x1 and walk up attic G2329 2012 Sierra Ext. $51,155 41,284 MOUNTAIN TOP $ * Hourly rate position. Job closing date Sept 5th, 2012 for lots of storage G2266 2012 Sierra Ext. $38,585 28,666 Please submit resume to : or added $ * The Times Leader 533 Installation/ 533 Installation/ bedrooms. G2162 2012 Sierra Ext. $36,475 26,872 Maintenance/ Maintenance/ MLS 12-2699 $ * Box 4145 $79,000 G2322 2012 Sierra Crew $55,920 46,450 15 N. Main Street Repair Repair Donald Crossin $ * Wilkes-Barre, PA 18704 570-288-0770 G2029 2012 Sierra Crew $39,195 30,418 EOE and Drug Free Workplace CROSSIN REAL $ * ESTATE G2260 2012 Sierra Crew $40,590 31,486 Housekeeping Aide 570-288-0770 $ * Motivated individual needed whose pri- OPEN HOUSE G2261 2012 Sierra Crew $38,790 29,956 542 Logistics/ 542 Logistics/ 542 Logistics/ Sun., Aug 12, 1-3pm $ * mary job will be to assist with cleaning LUZERNE G2209 2012 Sierra Crew $39,650 30,687 Transportation Transportation Transportation 183 Gracedale Ave. resident rooms and other interior and 3 bedroom, 2 story $ * G2185 2012 Sierra Crew $39,650 30,687 exterior facility areas. Great paying full home on large lot $ * time opportunity. with creek. Above G2183 2012 Sierra Crew $38,790 29,956 Complete application for employment ground oval swim- $ * ming pool, 24 x 24 G2170 2012 Sierra Crew $40,155 31,116 Birchwood Rehab & Nursing deck with gazebo. $ * 395 Middle Road, Nanticoke Newer roof & re- G2154 2012 Sierra Crew $39,720 30,709 Call 877-339-6999 x1 placement win- $ * dows. Over sized 1 G2036 2012 Sierra Crew $41,915 32,932 663 Bennett St. car garage with att- $ * Great 2 bedroom ached storage shed G2139 2012 Sierra Crew $39,444 30,490 on a nice street. MLS # 12-2758 $ * 554 Production/ 554 Production/ Lovely yard with $109,000 G2144 2012 Sierra Crew $54,950 45,605 alley access in rear, Operations Operations James Banos driveway in front. Realtor Associate BUICK MLS 12-2701 570-991-1883 $ * $60,000 Caldwell Banker B2258 2012 Enclave $44,670 39,070 SHIPPER/RECEIVER Shelby Watchilla Rundle Real $ * 570-782-6969 B2204 2012 Enclave $44,335 38,748 Estate 10:00-6:30pm Monday-Friday. CROSSIN REAL 570-474-2340 $ * Saving people money so they can live better. ESTATE B0234 2011 Enclave $50,715 37,330 Great opportunity, with growing local 570-287-0770 $ * B2319 2012 LaCrosse $32,115 28,948 company, for highly motivated individ- NANTICOKE $ * We are hiring Professional Drivers for our ual! Competitive starting wage and future LINE UP B2324 2012 LaCrosse $34,820 31,404 $34,900 $ * Transportation Office. earnings potential. B2316 2012 Verano $23,470 21,389 A SUCCESSFUL SALE $ * Pottsville, PA Email resume to: B2254 2012 Verano $25,955 23,597 [email protected] IN CLASSIFIED! CADILLAC A driving job with Walmart Transportation gives you the Do you need more space? $ * chance to continue your driving career with competitive pay, A yard or garage sale K2203 2012 CTS AWD Sedan $52,060 45,644 more home time and health benefits for you and your family. in classified $ * K2172 2012 CTS AWD Sedan $44,275 38,511 Immediate openings for is the best way Walmart sets the standard for distribution and transportation 715 Maple St. 2013 XTS AWD $55,335 $52,658* part-time work in Dallas & Laflin to clean out your closets! K3001 and is an ideal place to work. You’re in bussiness Handyman’s dream. 2013 Escalade ESV $79,415 $75,047* NOT a nightmare. A K3005 Professional Truck Drivers can learn about opportunities, Local manufacturing plant labor with classified! little paint, carpet- *Tax and tags extra. All rebates applied. Up to 22.5 hours per week ing and water lines view the minimum job qualifications and apply Flexible shifts and this house is Shopping for a good to go. Large BERWICK CHEVROLET online at www.drive4walmart.com. Flexible days new apartment? yard. 2 bedrooms. BERWICK CHEVROLET Shifts pay $10.15/10.40/10.46 hour Classified lets For more info and Must be minimum 18 years of age photos visit: www. CADILLAC-BUICK-GMC TRUCKS you compare costs - atlasrealtyinc.com. MLS 12-2332 12th & Pine Streets, Berwick Transportation Employment applications can be obtained at: without hassle Call Colleen 570-759-1221 Offset Paperback Mfrs., Inc. or worry! 570-237-0415 HOURS: Mon.-Tue. 9-8, Wed. 9-5, Thur. 9-8, Fri. 9-8, Sat. 9-3 Walmart will not tolerate discrimination in employment on the basis of race, color,age,sex, 2211 Memorial Hwy. Get moving sexual orientation, religion,disability, ethnicity, national origin,marital status,veteran status,orother with classified! www.BERWICKCHEVY.com legally protected status. Dallas, PA 18612 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2012 PAGE 9D

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PITTSTON SHICKSHINNY NANTICOKE NANTICOKE $53,900 PITTSTON PRINGLE LAKE TRUCKSVILLE REDUCED! 24 Flannagan St. Price Reduced! WEST NANTICOKE WEST PITTSTON $99,900 REDUCED TO LivingInQuailHill.com $69,900 New Homes 1235 Lincoln Ave. From $275,000- Nice 3 bedroom unit 157 Carverton Rd. 42 E. Oak St. $595,000 REDUCED! 143 W. Broad St. Cozy 2 bedroom, 2 in back and a nice The best of both Enjoy country living OWNER SAYS SELL! Nice 2 story home 570-474-5574 studio apt up front. Completely remod- with scenic views story home with eled home features worlds. If you crave OPEN HOUSE 3 bedroom two with 3 bedrooms modern kitchen and Great investment privacy, consider just minutes from SUNDAY story with an extra 1.5 baths, fenced opportunity. Large 2 full living spaces 309. This 2,030 sq SEPT. 9TH bath. New vinyl win- but without the sep- this 4 bedroom, 3 room on 1st floor yard, newer furnace dows, nice yard. yard and off street bath raised ranch ft Colonial offers an 2PM-4PM could be a 4th bed- with 3 zones and PITTSTON parking plus out of arate entrances. oak kitchen with Tilbury Terrace Storage shed and 1 Perfect for room- on a 4.96 acre room. Move in as is newer 200 amp the flood zone. new Jennaire gas 69 Tilbury Ave 318 Chase St. car detached mates, siblings or wooded lot. A tree and do some TLC at electrical service, MLS 12-1587 range, family room All brick, 3 bedroom 3 bedroom, one garage. www. REDUCED some needing their lined driveway your own pace. Gas whole house water $89,900 with fireplace lead- ranch, large bath home with atlasrealtyinc.com. own space without leads to this spa- heat and off street filter and beautiful Call/text Donna ing to a spacious wooded lot, large extra large kitchen. 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Ask- parking for 4 vehi- Newer kitchen PROPERTIES MLS 12-2973 large garage. fans, french doors in Brand new 2011 Blvd; Left on ODon- ing $75,000.00 cles, front & rear appliances and w/w 570-793-9449 Call Charlie For more info & Master bedroom, Redman 3 nell St. Home is on Call 570-333-5198 510 Fourth St. porches, patio, carpeting. Supple- 570-829-6200 photos, go to plus 2 car detached bedrooms, 2 baths, the right. A nice 2 story, 3 fenced yard, nice & ment your heating www.atlasrealty- garage all sitting on propane heat, A/C. NEWPORT TWP Call Keri Best bedroom home in private. Home also with a recently inc.com SHAVERTOWN 3 Acres of land. $42,000 Call MULTI FAMILY 570-885-5082 the Wyoming Area has central air, #410 installed wood pel- MLS# 12-2053 $179,900. (908)227-6707 school district. Cor- is updated & in very let stove. This home Call Angie at MLS 12-1293 ner lot. Out of the good condition, also has a one car Ken Williams 570-885-4896 WAPWALLOPEN flood zone. modern kitchen & detached garage. PITTSTON Terry at 570-542-8800 MLS 12-1616 bath. Kitchen has MLS 12-2171 570-885-3041 Five Mountains $79,000 oak cabinets, stain- $76,000 Realty Jackie Roman less steel refrigera- John Polifka EXT 39 tor, center aisle, half 570-704-6846 SWEET VALLEY CROSSIN REAL bath on 1st floor & FIVE MOUNTAINS PLAINS ESTATE 4th bedroom on 3rd REALTY Nice fully rented Midway Manor 570-288-0770 floor. Both sides 570-542-2141 2 family investment Ranch have hardwood 3 bedrooms, 2½ in quiet convenient- WEST PITTSTON floors on 2nd floor. NANTICOKE ly located neighbor- PITTSTON TWP. baths, family room, 18 Circle Ave. MLS#12-737 12 Laflin Road Totally remodeled 3 hood. Separate 3 season porch, Relax and enjoy the $169,900 Like new spacious bedroom, 2 bath heat, electric and gas heat, central beautiful view of Lily Louise Laine 3 bedroom, 2.5 home on 1 acre with water. Large wide air, 2 car garage. Lake right from 283-9100 x20 bath end unit town- large family room on double lot with off MLS #12-1935 your sunroom in house, Sliding doors lower level. property street parking on $177,000 this quiet lake com- to deck off of living has small pond and each side. Fenced 70 Warner Street Besecker Realty munity. Entire home room/dining room. joins state game rear yard. 2 bedrooms, 570-675-3611 redone In 2005, Master suite with lands. Reduced! $49,000 move-in ready with beautiful hardwood vaulted ceiling, $129,900 Could be MLS 12-2008 appliances, nice floors, central air, 510 Fourth St. modern kitchen, SHICKSHINNY FHA financed. 409 Union St. Call Steve Shemo yard with shed and skylights, coal A nice 2 story, 3 laundry on 2nd 23 Ridge Street MLS# 11-4085 This home has 570-718-4959 deck, Newer roof, stove, small pond bedroom home in floor. Roof and OPEN HOUSE Five Mountains good bones. New CLASSIC and furnace, gas and so much more. the Wyoming Area water heater are Sunday 12pm-2pm Realty windows, furnace, PROPERTIES heat. Low taxes. Perfect for all year school district. Cor- 570-283-9100 new. Convenient 4 Bedroom 570-542-2141 newer addition, 570-793-9449 Asking $64,500 round or a week- ner lot. Out of the location and out of Colonial Home in tons of renovations. Please Call end/summer get- flood zone. flood zone Pocono Ridge SWOYERSVILLE WEST WYOMING Needs to be 570-822-8708 or away. Off street MLS 12-1616 MLS 12-938 Estates. Large cleaned out. 570-301-2455 parking for $79,000 $169,900 2 Car Garage, Bring it back! NEWPORTTWP. 2 vehicles. Jackie Roman Donald Crossin Paved Driveway, MLS 12-2216 MLS 12-1892 EXT 39 570-288-0770 Electric Heat & PLYMOUTH 130 Marvin Rd. $92,500 REDUCED TO CROSSIN REAL CROSSIN REAL Central Air, 1.5 Fantastic LOG David $142,500 ESTATE ESTATE Baths, Large Eat in HOME W/GREAT Krolikowski Shelby Watchilla 570-288-0770 570-288-0770 Kitchen & Dining VIEWS**from Rear 570-287-0770 Room. Double Deck, 4 Bedrooms 2 570-762-6969 CROSSIN REAL Deck with Hot Tub. Bath on 1.55 Acres. CROSSIN REAL WEST PITTSTON ESTATE Low Taxes. Beautiful Landscap- 187 Shoemaker St. ESTATE PRICE REDUCED 570-287-0770 PITTSTON 725 Second St. $219,000 ing. 12-1489 Adorable 3 bed- 570-288-0770 $259,900 688 8th Street Call $199,000 room, 1 bath, Cape Unique design,out- Looking for that 4 Overlook Drive 570-212-1404 570-675-4400 Cod. Completely standing crafts- Great split level PRICE REDUCED! remodeled inside Shopping for a manship and quality special place home in Whitney 308 Stephanie and out. Hardwood new apartment? finishes make this called home? Point development, Collect cash, not dust! Drive floors throughout, home a must see! Clean out your Classified lets Classified will address formerly Ridgeview. Attractive Brick duct work in place you compare costs - Move in ready fea- Your needs. This home has 3 basement, garage Front Ranch with 3 for central air instal- turing a modern bedrooms, 1.5 or attic and call the Bedrooms, gas lation. Back yard without hassle kitchen with hand- Open the door baths, 2 car 193 Market St. Classified depart- heat, Sunroom, SHICKSHINNY deck for summer or worry! crafted cabinets with classified! garage, large deck, Great starter home, ment today at 570- attached garage, cook outs and Get moving Four bedroom brick and stainless steel and lower level excellent potential. 829-7130! large yard, shed. much, much more. ranch home with appliances. Living NANTICOKE family room with a Very nice neighbor- Hardwood floors Not a drive by! with classified! large rooms, 4 room with hard- bar and coal stove. hood, nice under rugs. Great MLS 12-1595 baths, finished wood floors opens Heat your house all corner lot. PITTSTON location. New win- $142,500 WAPWALLOPEN lower level with wet to the dining room HANDYMAN winter long with MLS 12-2869 dows. Basement Jay A. Crossin bar, central air, walk which boasts a fab- about $150 worth of $69,500 can easily be EXT. 23 out basement, ulous brick and 2 bedroom house coal! David finished. Well CROSSIN REAL garage & new roof. stone fireplace. large kitchen & din- MLS# 12-2548 Krolikowski Maintained. ESTATE MLS 12-2608 For Game room with ing, new roof & $175,000 570-288-0770 MLS# 12-1911 524 Hunlock 570-288-0770 more information french doors lead steps, large fenced Call John Polifka CROSSIN REAL $129,900 Harveyville Rd and photos visit to a private patio double lot, off 570-704-6846 ESTATE Call Nancy Palumbo 3 Bedroom, 1 bath 2 www.atlasrealty and fenced in yard street parking. Five Mountains 570-288-0770 570-714-9240 story home in good SWOYERSVILLE inc.com. with an above Close to LCC on Realty condition with OPEN HOUSE Call Tom ground pool with a very quite street. 570-542-2141 Growing family detached garage on SUN., AUG. 26 Vinyl resided, new 570-262-7716 deck. Two gener- Asking $29,000 PITTSTON needs this house approximately 6 1/4 1PM - 3PM shingles in 2008, ous sized bed- OBO. 201.679.4061 sold! Beautiful acres. $165,000. quiet location with rooms and two inside and out, this MLS# 12-2749 level, open ground. baths on the sec- 3 bedroom, 2 bath Call Ken Williams Replacement ond floor. Family NOXEN MAIN ST hoe features many 3 bedrooms LINE UP Five Mountain windows, new well room with built-in NANTICOKE improvements such Realty pump. lighted display upstairs, 4 rooms & as central air, new bath downstairs. A GREAT DEAL... 570-542-8800 MLS #12-760 Do you need more space? cases and ½ bath HANDYMAN’SSPECIAL kitchen, oversized New price on the lower level. 2 bedrooms, large $35,000. 570-298- A yard or garage sale bath and fenced-in IN CLASSIFIED! $49,500 Private driveway kitchen & dining 2438 ask for Betty SHICKSHINNY LAKE yard. Local tax is Call Dale in classified leads to 1 car rooms, new roof & Scouten or Donna. only $36/year. Looking for the right deal 81 Cliff St. 689 Main Street 570-256-3343 garage with stor- steps, large fenced Located on a dead- is the best way Move in ready, on an automobile? 2 bedroom home on Five Mountains age loft, and addi- double lot with off- end street with low to clean out your closets! NUANGOLA freshly painted, 2 Turn to classified. large lot with bonus Realty tional parking. street parking. traffic volume. LAKE NUANGOLA story home. Private efficiency apart- You’re in bussiness MLS 12-2032 Near LCCC on quiet #12-95 $159,900 It’s a showroom in print! driveway, screened ment. Large living $169,900 street $29,000, Paul Pukatch WEST NANTICOKE with classified! in back porch. Nice- Classified’s got room, eat in kitchen, Call Mary OBO. Call Tom @ 696-6559 the directions! screened porch. 696-0729 201-679-4061 ly landscaped. 4 bedrooms. Freshly painted and Must see! PLYMOUTH Lake Front Property new flooring. See WEST PITTSTON MLS 12-2124 at Shickshinny www.craiglslist.org NANTICOKE $85,000 Lake!!! 4 $69,000. Call Call Melissa 570-696-3368 570-283-9100 Bedrooms, 2.75 570-237-6384 REDUCED 107 Nuangola Ave. baths, 2 kitchens, living room, large SWOYERSVILLE LAKEFRONT! Totally PITTSTON LINE UP remodeled home family room. 2 sun- TILBURY TERRACE with a newer dock rooms, office & Tilbury Avenue A SUCCESSFUL SALE and a boathouse. laundry room. Plus Superb 3 bedroom This could be your 2 car attached gar- single. Hardwood IN CLASSIFIED! ticket to paradise all PITTSTON Roomy 2 bedroom age with paved floors, fireplace, Charming Victorian year round. Fea- single with eat-in driveway, AG pool, garage. Well main- 4 bedrooms, 1.5 Do you need more space? tures 3 large bed- kitchen, tile bath, dock & 100' lake tained. Great baths, two car A yard or garage sale rooms and a won- gas heat & 2 car frontage. $382,500. Neighborhood. garage, modern in classified 114 W. Union St. derful Florida room detached garage. MLS #12-860 REDUCED TO eat-in kitchen, liv- Large home with 3 Priced to sell at Call Kenneth $179,900 ing, dining & family is the best way with gorgeous lake- Great Investment bedrooms, 8 $33,000 Williams REDUCED!!! Towne &Country rooms, fireplace, views. Less than just waiting for a to clean out your closets! rooms, yard with MLS 11-2653 570-542-2141 Real Estate Co. radiator heat, high five minutes to new owner. Many 78 Maltby Ave. garage and off Ann Marie Chopick Five Mountains 570-735-8932 ceilings, hardwood You’re in bussiness Interstate 81. Crest- updates In both Wonderful family street parking. 2 570-760-6769 Realty 570-542-5708 floors, crown mold- wood School Dis- units. Building has home in a great with classified! bathrooms. Nice 3 Sand Street ings. $275,000. Call trict. $399,900. extra unused space neighborhood. A condition. Loads of Completely 570-430-9537 MLS# 12-2775 in attic and base- large master suite potential. For more renovated in 2008, Call Pat @715-9337 ment that be be fin- and family room LINE UP into and photos This two-story sits LINE UP Lewith & Freeman ished with many addition make this Shopping for a visit: www.atlas on a private alley Real Estate options. Out of flood home a must see! A SUCCESSFUL SALE realtyinc.com. lot. Central air and A SUCCESSFUL SALE Shopping for a 570-474-9801 zone, huge lot and There is an new apartment? MLS 12-2096 maple hardwood off street parking. IN CLASSIFIED! inground pool and IN CLASSIFIED! new apartment? $55,000 floors throughout. Classified lets MLS 12-1586 attached in-law Call Colleen MLS# 12-2714 Do you need more space? Do you need more space? Classified lets $124,900 570-288-6654 suite. you compare costs - 570-237-0415 $98,000 Call/text Donna A yard or garage sale MLS 11-4572 A yard or garage sale you compare costs - without hassle Call Ed Appnel $195,000 570-817-2500 570-947-3824 or Looking to buy a in classified in classified without hassle Tony 570-855-2424 home? Call Kelly or worry! 570-654-1490 is the best way Connolly-Cuba is the best way To place your Place an ad here or worry! Get moving to clean out your closets! EXT. 37 to clean out your closets! ad Call Toll Free and let the You’re in bussiness Crossin Real Get moving with classified! sellers know! You’re in bussiness with classified! Estate with classified! 1-800-427-8649 570-829-7130 570-288-0770 with classified! TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2012 PAGE 11D

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Looking for a home 16 Sullivan St. NEW ON THE 484 Madison St. with 5 bedrooms PRICE CATCHES Large 5 bedroom MARKET! Well kept home or mother in-law YOUR EYE? home with a newer Affordability For with finished base- apartment, this is $99,900 299 Rutter Ave. WAIT UNTIL YOU 2 bedroom modular roof, new gas fur- You! This spacious ment. Move in con- the home for you! Very nicely updated Large well main- TAKE A TOUR! rancher (large mas- nace, modern home features dition with plenty of This property has & maintained 2 tained Duplex on a This meticulous 3 ter bedroom) with a kitchen and baths. formal dining room, rooms, new Pergo many amenities, a story home, 3 bed- corner lot in bedroom home 20x 22 family room Close to three bedrooms, floors on 2nd floor privacy rear fence rooms, 1 bath, 4- 129 Lampman St. 93 Main St. Kingston. 2 bed- located in the Crest- and a woodburner. Central City. convenience of a and fenced in yard. with a concrete season sunroom Side by side double Four units. 3 resi- rooms each unit, wood school district Paneled interior. MLS 12-1171 bath on each floor, Newer roof and fur- rear patio (23’ with huge backyard block home with 3 dential and one separate gas heat offers spacious 10x12 three season $60,000 an extra benefit nace approximately x23’), large stor- & deck. Newer car- bedrooms each storefront.Great and off street park- kitchen and dining porch. Carport. 2 Charles J. of a walk-up attic, 10 years old. age building (23’ x peting, off street side, separate utili- corner location, ing for multiple area, ductless air, ¾ driveways. Many Prohaska newer windows, MLS 12-1291 18’). Off-street parking & security ties. Includes 2 flood damaged cars. New roof, bath off the master extras.(FHA: $2,345 Ext. 35 door, screen doors, $74,900 parking for 2 vehi- system. ONE YEAR extra lots. For more home being sold as water heater and bedroom, finished down, $376/month, CROSSIN REAL deck to relax on Donald Crossin cles, rear porches HOME WARRANTY. info and photos is. For more info freshly painted lower level rec 3.875% interest, ESTATE and fenced-in yard 570-288-0770 on 2nd and 3rd For more info and visit: www.atlas visit: www.atlas exterior. A really room, workshop, ½ 30 years.) $67,000 570-288-0770 for children & pets. CROSSIN REAL floor. Home has 9 photos visit: realtyinc.com realtyinc.com nice property! bath/laundry, zoned MLS# 12-2092 Within Your Means- ESTATE rooms, 2 modern www.atlas MLS 12-2253 MLS 12-1948 MLS 12-2447 heating. oversized Ask for Bob Kopec. WILKES-BARRE Lock The Door On 570-288-0770 baths, 2 modern realtyinc.com Call Tom Call Tom $139,900 heated detached Humford Realty, Inc. High Rent!!!! View kitchens with plenty 570-262-7716 570-262-7716 garage in addition to 570-822-5126 MLS 12-2886 The Virtual Tour. WILKES-BARRE of cabinets. Mark R. Mason the 2 stall built in Keri Best MLS# 12-2990 Replacement win- 570-331-0982 garage. Covered 570-885-5082 $45,000 dows, newer roof, CROSSIN REAL rear deck overlook- Looking for that Michele Hopkins natural woodwork ESTATE ing the enclosed special place 570-540-6046. in living room and 570-288-0770 yard accented by called home? dining room. Prop- mature landscaping. Classified will address erty is close to all Do you need more space? EDWARDSVILLE Looking to buy a Lower deck leading amenities including home? to the pool - the list Your needs. A yard or garage sale 173 Austin Ave. playground across Place an ad here goes on! Just min- LINE UP Open the door Completely remod- the street, Dan in classified and let the utes from major REDUCED Flood School, with classified! eled home in the sellers know! interstates. Sched- Parsons section of A GREAT DEAL... Parsons Section Coughlin High is the best way ule your showing Wilkes-Barre. IN CLASSIFIED! 166 Matson Ave. School, General to clean out your closets! 570-829-7130 today to truly appre- Updates include $25,000. Hospital, Kings You’re in bussiness ciate this property! WILKES-BARRE Looking for the right deal 5 bedroom, 1 bath. College, churches high efficiency gas with classified! KINGSTON MLS#12-872 furnace and electric on an automobile? WILKES-BARRE Garage. Corner lot. and shopping. JILL JONES hot water heater, Turn to classified. NOW REDUCED Nice location. Out of #12-1763 $69,900 33-37 Church St. 696-6550 kitchen w/laundry, flood zone. Call Louise Laine 4 unit investment drywall, paint, It’s a showroom in print! 570-814-7453 283-9100 x20 AVOCA property close to recessed lights, shopping and bus Classified’s got WILKES-BARRE doors, tile, carpet, routes.Off street the directions! REDUCED! Pergo flooring, and- REDUCED TO parking and large windows. yard. Includes 2 WILKES-BARRE 696-2600 MLS 12-2566 laundry rooms. 1 Cypress St. 74 Frederick St Move in condition. $85,000 570-283-9100 $89,000 MLS 12-2383 299 Rutter Ave. John Shelley $119,000 Large private yard, WILKES-BARRE Large well main- LINE UP off street parking 570-702-4162 332 Academy St. Debbie McGuire Charming 3 bed- tained Duplex on a and a central CROSSIN REAL 570-332-4413 corner lot in A SUCCESSFUL SALE location. ESTATE room Ranch with CROSSIN REAL unique upgrades Kingston. 2 bed- MLS 12-2302 570-288-0770 ESTATE rooms each unit, IN CLASSIFIED! $62,000 including polished 570-288-0770 concrete counter- 19 Lawrence St. separate gas heat Do you need more space? Kevin Sobilo WILKES-BARRE Very well kept 3 and off street park- 570-817-0706 tops in kitchen, and A yard or garage sale a lovely built in gas bedroom, 1.5 bath 2 EDWARDSVILLE ing for multiple This very nice 2 fireplace in living story with family cars. New roof, in classified story, 3 bedroom, 1 room, enclosed 25 St. Mary’s St. water heater and room. Up to date 3,443 sq. ft. bath home has a back porch and Nice, clean 3 bed- freshly painted is the best way landscaping, fenced masonry commer- large eat in kitchen fenced in back room, 6 room home exterior. A really in yard and above cial building with to clean out your closets! for family gather- yard. Nice layout in very good condi- nice property! ground pool warehouse/office You’re in bussiness ings. A great walk with lots of closet tion, parking at rear MLS 12-2447 WILKES-BARRE and hot tub. and 2 apartments up attic for storage space. Modern for 3+ vehicles, $139,900 with classified! MLS 12-2441 with separate elec- and the home is in kitchen, laundry 1st newer rear porch Mark R. Mason $99,900 tric and heat. Per- 2 Story, 3 bed- move-in condition. floor. Replacement with trees shading 570-331-0982 Jay A. Crossin fect for contractors WHITE-HAVEN rooms, 1 & 1/2 bath MLS 11-1612 windows and much porch. Side lot is Lawrence St. CROSSIN REAL EXT. 23 or anyone with stor- 501 Birch Lane single family. Large $63,900 more! nicely landscaped, Nice 3 unit property. ESTATE CROSSIN REAL age needs. For eat-in kitchen, 1st Call Karen MLS 12-1325 2nd floor has rear Lots of off street 570-288-0770 ESTATE more information floor laundry, hard- Coldwell Banker $72,000 porch off bedroom. parking and bonus 2 570-288-0770 and photos log onto wood floors, newer Rundle Real Estate Jay A. Crossin Large storage area car garage. All units www.atlas KINGSTON furnace & water 570-474-2340 Ext. 23 on 2nd floor which are rented. Great realtyinc.com. heater, 1 car Collect cash, not dust! CROSSIN REAL can be converted to income with low Great Investment. MLS #10-3872 garage. Off street Clean out your ESTATE a 2nd bathroom. maintenance. Quiet street close Call Charlie parking. Quiet one basement, garage 570-288-0770 Replacement win- $139,900 to everything. Nice 570-829-6200 way street. WILKES-BARRE dows throughout, MLS# 10-2675 size rooms. Both or attic and call the VM 101 $49,900 WILKES-BARRE natural woodwork Call Karen sides currently rent- Classified depart- Beautiful 4 bed- MLS 11-4171 REDUCED! on 1st floor and Coldwell Banker ed. Off street park- ment today at 570- room, 3 bath. Enjoy Call Jim Banos stairs. Kitchen Rundle Real Estate ing in back with 829-7130! the amenities of a Coldwell Banker remodeled with new 570-474-2340 a 1 car garage. private lake, boat- Rundle stove and dish- $79,900. 366 Pierce Street ing, basketball 570-991-1883 WILKES-BARRE washer. MLS #12-2223. Call (corner lot). 1,300 courts, etc. The NOW REDUCED! #12-2213 $59,000 FORTY FORT Donna for more sq. ft. concrete home has wood Louise Laine information or to WILKES-BARRE block commercial floors and carpeting 283-9100 x20 throughout. French schedule a show- 74 Regent St. building on a 90 x doors in the kitchen ing. 570-947-3824 1/2 double with 3 145 lot. Central air that lead you out to bedrooms, new 39 W. Chestnut St. BEAR CREEK conditioning. Paved the large rear deck bathroom, front Lots of room in this parking for 25 cars. for entertaining. The steps, carpeting, single with 3 floors $149,900 Presently a pizza business, but land backyard has 2 utili- shed and fence. of living space. 3 696-2600 ty sheds for storage Extra storage in bedrooms, 1 bath can be used for multiple uses (bank MLS 12-1695 walk up attic. Move 191 Andover St. with hardwood WYOMING 107 River St. $179,900 WILKES-BARRE in condition. Large 3 unit apart- building, offices, 210 Academy St. Lovely single family floors throughout, Call Karen MLS 12-2972 ment building with etc.). 13 Darling St. Large grand home. 3 bedroom home natural woodwork, Coldwell Banker $44,000 off street parking MLS 12-1279. $99,900 Open concept with lots of space. all windows have Rundle Real Estate Jay A. Crossin for several cars. $325,000 downstairs, 1 st Finished 3rd floor, been replaced, 570-474-2340 EXT 23 3rd floor newly Bob Kopec floor laundry, lots of balcony porch off of laundry/pantry off of CROSSIN REAL kitchen. 4x10 entry remodeled. Hard- HUMFORD REALTY closet space, 2nd floor bedroom, 1255 Laurel Run Rd. 570-822-5126 ESTATE gas hot air heat, foyer, space for 2 wood floors. Large WILKES BARRE fenced in back 570-288-0776 Bear Creek Twp., yard, newer furnace yard, extra large central air and additional bed- rooms on the 3rd large commercial and great location. driveway. Garage much more. garage/warehouse KINGSTON floor. Roof is new. Bi-Level features Fully rented. Good with floor pit, auto Must see! on 1.214 acres with MLS 11-325 many upgrades to investment garage door open- MLS 11-59 additional 2 acre WILKES-BARRE $59,900 kitchen, living room, propertY. er. 60 amp subpan- $54,900 parcel. 2 water Jay A. Crossin dining room, 1/2 MLS 12-2017 el, walk up attic. Jay A. Crossin wells. 2 newer Beautifully main- 570-288-0770 bath. Move-right-in $199,000 Loads of potential. 570-288-0770 underground fuel tained 2-story home Ext. 23 to this lovely home Debbie McGuire MLS 12-1268 Ext. 23 tanks. May require with 3 bedrooms CROSSIN REAL setting on .36 acre. 570-332-4413 $115,000 CROSSIN REAL zoning approval. and 1 and 3/4 bath- ESTATE Ultra-modern CROSSIN REAL 3 plus bedroom David ESTATE For more info and rooms. Oak floors 570-288-0770 kitchen, DR with ESTATE home on Logan St. Krolikowski 570-288-0770 photos visit: throughout with sliders to rear deck, 570-288-0770 64-66 Dorrance St. in Wilkes Barre with 570-288-0770 www.atlas chestnut woodwork. WILKES-BARRE LL FR w/fireplace, 3 units, off street off street parking, CROSSIN REAL realtyinc.com Cherry kitchen, playroom, office, parking with some fenced-in yard and ESTATE MLS 12-208 stained glass win- Beautifully kept split ROLLING MILL HILL great storage, Looking for the right deal updated Carpets newer furnace and 570-288-0770 WILKES-BARRE Call Charlie dows, french doors, level in desirable Well cared for 3 attached 2 and paint. $1500/ water heater. Great 570-829-6200 on an automobile? fireplace and a 3- Barney Farms. 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath car garage. month income from potential on third PRICE REDUCED Turn to classified. season porch all sit- car attached single home. Eat in MLS# 12-2456 long time tenants. floor. Replacement uated in a country- garage, finished kitchen, off street $225,000 It’s a showroom in print! W/d hookups on windows, double WILKES-BARRE like setting in the 358 North basement & attic. $129,900 parking, garage. Call Lynda site. MLS 11-3517 lot, close to Classified’s got heart of the city. Washington Street Landscaped lot, Newer roof, win- (570) 696-5418 $99,900 shopping. the directions! Huge attic can be Large half double, covered deck with dows, gas heat, 3 Call Jay A. #12-2005 $67,000 converted into mas- gas hot water heat, custom pull down season porch. Spa- Crossin Paul Pukatch ter suite or 4th or modern kitchen shades. Hard- cious attic, private Ext. 23 696-6559 5th bedroom. Off with new built wood living room, fenced in yard. DUPONT HANOVER CROSSIN REAL street parking. Con- in appliances, formal dining room, Move in condition. Repossessed ESTATE venient location. laundry room, cathedral ceilings in $85,000. Income Property 570-288-0770 Nothing to do but Call 570-823-8418 Smith Hourigan $79,900 & Duplex Home. dining room, 1 living room & Group move in! Must see. bath, and 3 bed- Out of flood area kitchen. Full wet WILKES-BARRE 570-696-1195 KINGSTON atlasrealtyinc.com rooms. New roof bar in finished 51 Flood Drive On same lot. 7 696-2600 7 Hoyt St MLS #12-2620 and wall to wall basement, walk out Parsons Manor apartments, 5 in $99,900 carpeting, full attic. patio for your Beautiful Town- 909 Income & excellent condition. Directions: Travel- $60,000. Call for parties/cookouts. house in great con- Commercial Hardwood floors. WILKES-BARRE ing south on North appointment MLS# 12-1874 dition. Very spa- Properties $119,000 River Rd; Left at (570)822-3927 $254,900 cious with large 570-822-9697 light at Courthouse Ann Devereaux rooms, one car ASHLEY $76,500 onto West North St, WILKES-BARRE 570-212-2038 garage and base- Left onto Darling St. 100 Lincoln St. Classic ment storage. 3 MULTIPFAMILY JENKINS TWP. Home is in the right. bedrooms. Properties Convenient city 3 bedroomE atlas realtyinc.com For more info and 570-587-7000 living on almost one home with Nice duplex zoned Call Keri Best photos visit: N $154,900 790 Northern Blvd. acre corner lot. attached apart- commercial, can be 570-885-5082 www.atlas Clarks Summit, Beautiful views, ment andD beau- used for offices as realtyinc.com PA 18411 quiet street. Home ty shop. Apart- well as residential. MLS 12-2292 I has large room ment is rented. All separate utilities. Call Charlie sizes & wrap For moreN info Keep apt. space or 570-829-6200 100 Ashley St. WILKES-BARRE around porch. and photos visit: convert to commer- 35 Hillard St. Well maintained 3 G 38 Westminster St. Additional enclosed www.atlas cial office space. Hardwood floors, unit building with Very good condition porch in back, fin- realtyinc.com Adjacent lot for sale fenced in yard, WILKES-BARRE extra $50 per one story home ished basement MLS 12-941 by same owner. large deck. Off month from garage with off street with kitchen, bath & Call Charlie MLS 11-2176 street parking. 3 with electric. Off 55 1/2 Main St. parking & nice yard. bar which could be 570-829-6200 $79,900 bedroom home with street parking for 4 Newer side by side 2 year old roof, new used as separate Jay A. Crossin 1st floor laundry. cars and fenced in double with sepa- stove & fridge apartment. Two car CROSSIN Move in condition. yard. Back porches rate utilities, 2 bed- included along with WILKES-BARRE detached garage. REAL ESTATE For more info and on both levels. Fully rooms, 1.5 baths photos visit: clothes washer & Private property. 570-288-0770 dryer. Large living Former Blessed rented. Let rental each side. Buy with www.atlas PRICE REDUCED Must see 3 1/2% down and ext. 23 room, dining room Sacrament Church to appreciate! income pay for this realtyinc.com property. Must see! low FHA mortgage MLS 12-1655 15 Amherst Ave & eat-in kitchen. & Rectory and MLS # 12-1651 Full, dry concrete $29,900 MLS 12-1746 rate if you live in KINGSTON Colleen Turant PRICE REDUCED! paved parking lot. $105,000 DUPONT one side. For more basement, could be Call Jill Hiscox $109,000 REDUCED 570-237-0415 Why rent when you 4,372 sq. ft. Debbie McGuire info and photos can OWN this home finished. Gas heat. Seller offering up to Church 570-332-4413 $89,900 visit: www.atlas for only 1,332 sq. ft. CROSSIN REAL realtyinc.com $320./month and $2,500 towards closing costs Rectory. Parking for ESTATE MLS 12-1851 under 40 vehicles. 570-288-0770 Call Charlie $2,500.down? $64,400. MLS# 12-2605. Three adjacent lots 570-829-6200 Own for less than for one price. 570-696-0875 Shopping for a your apartment Directions: Carey $160,000 WILKES-BARRE new apartment? rent! Freshly paint- Ave. or S. Main to 37 Lynch Lane WILKES-BARRE either Wood or MLS#11-4037 Classified lets ed 4 Bedroom Add some TLC and 140 Wyoming Ave. Hanover to Call Jeff Cook Dutch Colonial Realty World this large 2 story you compare costs - Location, Location, $99,900 sports a brand new Westminster. home could be the without hassle Bank Capital 238 Main St. Location! Great roof & is handicap Call Jim Banos gem it once was. or worry! 570-235-1183 Multi Family Invest- KINGSTON space in high traffic accessible with 570-991-1883 Off street parking, 3 Get moving ment Property area. Was used for wheelchair ramp in Coldwell Banker bedrooms, 1.5 WILKES-BARRE with classified! Great opportunity professional busi- rear. 1st floor has Rundle Real baths. Priced to sell for the experienced ness with a gun Master Bedroom & Estate in quiet neighbor- ASHLEY investor. Property is shop occupying a 3/4 bath with walk- hood. Being sold in PRICE REDUCED large with parking small portion of the in shower, modern ”as is” condition. Large home that is for at least 9 cars. building. Only the kitchen with break- For more info and WILKES-BARRE bright and open. Extra lot, one office gun shop is occu- fast bar, computer photos visit: 77 Schuler St. Newly remodeled and 2 apartments. pied. OSP for room & 1st floor www.atlas Newly renovated kitchen and bath- For more info and approximately laundry. Great realtyinc.com. with new windows, rooms. Home has 3 photos visit: 100 Union St. 11 cars. neighborhood walk- MLS 12-2634 door flooring, etc. bedrooms, living www.atlas Great location in MLS 12-1735 ing distance to Call Michele “Goose Island” Intersection room, dining room realtyinc.com high traffic area. $299,000 schools, colleges & 570-905-2336 gem. Large home 805-807 Scott St. and a laundry room MLS 12-2315 Completely remod- Shelby Watchilla bus rte. Come in & 110 Ashley St. with 3 bedrooms, and 14 & 16 on 1st floor. Plenty of Call Charlie eled and updated. 570-762-6969 see what this great Very nice duplex 2.5 baths, screened Minden Place room for off-street 570-829-6200 Professional space. CROSSIN REAL house has to offer. with off street park- in porch overlook- Multiple buildings. parking in back of Move in ready with ESTATE MLS #12-216 ing and nice yard. ing fenced in yard, 46 Bradford St. 10 Unit income the large lot. Pergo office furniture 5770-288-0770 Reduced to Enclosed porch on driveway, laminate Pride of ownership property. 3 sepa- flooring throughout included in price. $69,900 1st floor and 2 exits floors throughout. everywhere. 3 bed- rate double block the lower level, new Reception area, eat CLASSIC on 2nd. Fully rent- Fresh paint, move rooms, 1 bath, large homes & commer- tile backsplash in in kitchen and PROPERTIES Shopping for a ed. Great return on in condition. For yard, off street cial storefront with the main bathroom. outside deck. Shopping for a 570-793-9449 new apartment? your investment. more info and pho- parking. Ready upper level apart- #12-2524 $59,900 MLS 12-2784 new apartment? Call Steve Shemo Rent pays your Looking to buy a tos visit: www.atlas to go! ments. Separate Classified lets Call Chris Jones to $85,000 570-718-4959 mortgage. Don’t Classified lets realtyinc.com MLS 12-1508 utilities. schedule your miss out home? John Shelley you compare costs - 570-702-4162 you compare costs - MLS 12-845 $67,500 MLS# 12-3137 without hassle showing! 696-6558 MLS 12-1745 Place an ad here Call Colleen Kevin Sobilo $299,000 $89,000 and let the CROSSIN REAL without hassle 570-237-0415 To place your 570-817-0706 Call or worry! Debbie McGuire ESTATE sellers know! 570-288-0770 or worry! ad Call Toll Free Jeff Cook Get moving 570-332-4413 Get moving Realty World with classified! CROSSIN REAL 570-829-7130 1-800-427-8649 Bank Capital ESTATE with classified! 570-235-1183 696-2600 570-288-0770 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2012 PAGE 13D 909 Income & 909 Income & 909 Income & 909 Income & 909 Income & 909 Income & 909 Income & 909 Income & 909 Income & 909 Income & Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Properties Properties Properties Properties Properties Properties Properties Properties Properties Properties

KINGSTON WILKES-BARRE REDUCED NANTICOKE PITTSTON PLYMOUTH WEST PITTSTON WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE ZION’S GROVE PRICED Modern, 1 bed- REDUCED room loft town- NEW PRICE house in gated $79,900 community, sleeps 4; taxes $400/year. Maintenance fee $70/month. Asking $35,000 or rent for 399-401 Madison St $500/month. 5 min- 341 Wyoming Ave. 109-111 Welles St. 259 Shawnee Ave. 134 Ann St. 103 W. Chestnut St. Fully occupied and 70-72 Sullivan St. Former St. Francis utes to Hazleton, 1 3 story Victorian 2 properties for the 6 unit property with Nice duplex in a 3 unit investment maintained 4 unit Well maintained 4 Church, Rectory mile to Eagle Rock located in a high price of o ne! A 3 one 2 unit building great neighbor- property. Complete- building in nice sec- unit property with and 2 paved lots. Resort. exposure area. Has unit apartment and a 4 unit apart- hood. Low mainte- ly remolded in 2010 tion of Wilkes-Barre enclosed back 4,224 sq. ft. church 570-824-6887 all the lovely signa- building and a 35 High St. ment building. The nance. Investors: including new close to General porches and off 3,234 sq. ft Rectory or 570-793-9390 ture woodwork of a detached 2 bed- Nice duplex in great 2 unit property has Money maker right plumbing and elec- Hospital, schools street parking for 4 Parking for cars. Fully rented. grand Victorian of room home. Apart- location, fully occu- been completely from the start. Unit trical service. Each and public trans- 50 vehicles. 912 Lots & Acreage yesteryear! Can be ment building con- pied with leases. rebuilt from frame 2 is owner occu- unit has a laundry portation. New roof in 2008. MLS #12-877 restored for use as sists of a 3 bed- Good investment up in 2010! Very pied, rent is pro- room. Large fenced MLS 12-2460 Great investment. $130,000. Call room 1/2 double property. Separate good condition 4 jected. yard and Make an appoint- BACK a residential home $99,500 Jeff Cook MOUNTAIN or a landlord invest- and two 3 room utilities, newer fur- unit building has MLS 12-575 fully rented. John Shelley ment now! Realty Word ment. Currently apartments. Sepa- naces, gas and oil. many updates also. $119,000 MLS 12-2381 570-702-4162 MLS 12-1748 Bank Capital subdivided into mul- rate utilities. Elec- Notice needed to MLS 12-2016 David $119,000 CROSSIN REAL $179,000 570-235-1183 tiple office spaces tric heat in rear show. For more info $269,000 Krolikowski Debbie McGuire ESTATE Debbie McGuire and 2 apartments. home. Bran new and photos visit: Debbie McGuire 570-288-0770 570-332-4413 570-288-0770 570-332-4413 To place your MLS 12-617 roof and other www.atlas 570-332-4413 CROSSIN REAL CROSSIN REAL CROSSIN REAL REDUCED updates. realtyinc.com CROSSIN REAL ESTATE ESTATE Need to rent that ESTATE ad call...829-7130 $169,900 MLS 12-2015 MLS 11-3222 ESTATE 570-288-0770 570-288-0770 Vacation property? 570-288-0770 Jay A. Crossin $119,000 Call Tom 570-288-0770 Place an ad and Debbie McGuire 570-262-7716 Ext. 23 Collect cash, not dust! Job Seekers are get started! Shopping for a WYOMING Rolling Meadows – CROSSIN REAL 570-332-4413 570-829-7130 CROSSIN REAL LINE UP Clean out your looking here! new apartment? Developers Special ESTATE – Back Mountain 570-288-0770 ESTATE basement, garage Where's your ad? WILKES-BARRE Classified lets PRICE REDUCED! 570-288-0770 A GREAT DEAL... or attic and call the 570-829-7130 and Lot 20 .46 acres. – KINGSTON Classified depart- ask for an employ- you compare costs - Available at discount price of REDUCED IN CLASSIFIED! ment today at 570- ment specialist without hassle $154,900 NANTICOKE Find Something? $49,900 if under Looking for the right deal 829-7130! or worry! contract by Sept Lose Something? on an automobile? Get moving Get it back where it WILKES-BARRE 30, 2012. Your Turn to classified. WEST PITTSTON with classified! choice of builder belongs with developer with a Lost/Found ad! It’s a showroom in print! approval. Buy now 570-829-7130 Classified’s got WILKES-BARRE and you have 3 the directions! 399-401 Madison St years to build. Fully occupied and Underground utili- PLYMOUTH maintained 4 unit 285 Wyoming 388 Schuyler Ave. ties: electric & gas, SHEATOWN building in nice sec- AvSe. Well cared for Fantastic invest- and public sewer tion of Wilkes-Barre First floor cur- Duplex in great ment property for O Call Geri at close to General rently used as location. 1st floor the price! Building 150 Dana St. 570.696.0888 or Hospital, schools a shopL, could has new bathroom consists of a (6) 134 Ann St. Completely remod- Rae at and public trans- be offices, etc. and large kitchen, room, 3 bedroom Nice Duplex in a eled! Modern 5 unit D 570.714.9234 for portation. Prime location, 2nd floor has all unit in good condi- great neighbor- property with hard- details. MLS 12-2460 97 Kado St. corner lot, full new carpeting and tion. A (3) room, 1 hood. Low mainte- wood flooring and $99,500 Duplex on nice cor- basement. 2nd long term tenant. bedroom, unit in nance investors. ceramic tile in John Shelley ner lot in quiet floor is 3 bed- Large lot and off good condition and Money maker right kitchens and baths. 155 E Walnut St. New furnace in 570-702-4162 neighborhood. A lit- room apartment street parking for 2 a vacant storefront 230 Robert St. from the start. Unit Good investment 2009. Secure build- CROSSIN REAL tle TLC needed. plus 3 car cars. Separate fur- that can be convert- 5 unit investment 2 is owner occu- property knocking ing. Fully rented. ESTATE Could easily be garage and naces and electrici- ed to commercial or property. Remod- pied. Rent is Looking for the right deal on your door. Don't Large concrete 570-288-0770 converted to a sin- parking for ty, Make an offer! residential space. eled in 2008. Four 1 projected. miss out, come and basement for gle family. 6 cars. For on an automobile? MLS 12-1125 Corner lot, food bedroom units and MLS 12-575 WILKES-BARRE see for yourself. Owner’s storage, Motivated seller. more informa- Turn to classified. $94,900 location (near one 2 1/2 bedroom REDUCED TO Also included in the part of which could MLS 12-1867 tion and photos It’s a showroom in print! Call Shelby LCCC), newer heat- unit. Off street $113,900 sale of the property be used as an effi- $84,900 go to www.atlas Classified’s got Watchilla ing system and roof, parking for 3 cars David is the lot behind the ciency. All services Donald Crossin realtyinc.com 570-762-6969 off-street parking. and a private drive- Krolikowski the directions! home. Lot size is separate. Utilities 570-288-0770 MLS #10-4339 CROSSIN REAL #11-4019 $39,900 way for unit #2. 570-288-0770 25X75, known as included in rent for CROSSIN REAL Call Charlie DALLAS TOWNSHIP ESTATE Karen Ryan Property has a CROSSIN REAL 147 Cherry St. #5 only. Great ESTATE VM 101 63 acres with about 570-288-0770 283-9100 x14 community ESTATE $82,000 money maker 570-288-0770 5,000’ roadfront on laundry room. 570-288-0770 MLS# 10-2666 MLS 12-1740 2 roads. All Wood- MLS 12-2382 LINE UP Call Karen $319,000 Say it HERE ed. $385,000. Call $219,000 62 Hutson St. Coldwell Banker Debbie McGuire in the Classifieds! Besecker Realty A SUCCESSFUL SALE Debbie McGuire LINE UP Duplex in good con- Rundle Real Estate 570-332-4413 570-829-7130 570-675-3611 570-332-4413 dition Fenced in 570-474-2340 A SUCCESSFUL SALE CROSSIN REAL IN CLASSIFIED! 696-2600 CROSSIN REAL yard and back ESTATE 533 Installation/ 533 Installation/ 533 Installation/ Do you need more space? ESTATE screened porch. IN CLASSIFIED! 570-288-0770 Fully rented. Prop- Maintenance/ Maintenance/ Maintenance/ A yard or garage sale Looking for that 570-288-0770 Do you need more space? Do you need more space? erty pays for itself Repair Repair Repair in classified special place A yard or garage sale with $$$ left over. is the best way called home? Looking to buy a A yard or garage sale Looking to buy a Take a look NOW! in classified home? in classified home? MLS 12-1747 to clean out your closets! Classified will address Place an ad here $59,000 Your needs. is the best way Place an ad here is the best way You’re in bussiness to clean out your closets! and let the and let the Debbie McGuire with classified! Open the door sellers know! to clean out your closets! sellers know! 570-332-4413 WANTED You’re in bussiness CROSSIN REAL with classified! 570-829-7130 You’re in bussiness 570-829-7130 KINGSTON with classified! ESTATE REDUCED! with classified! 570-288-0770 SALES REPRESENTATIVES PITTSTON 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale GENERAL LINE AUTOMOTIVE SALES Berwick Chevy Buick GMC Cadillac of Berwick, PA is • Salary based pay plan (plus bonus) NEW 2011 GMC SAVANA experiencing rapid. We have sales positions available at • Paid training period Berwick Chevy Buick GMC 3500 CITI BOXTRUCK Cadillac.Berwick offersa • 5Day work week 155 Sharpe St. unique opportunity to work Nice duplex with • In business for over 70 years separate electric 68 William St. as asales consultant but and water. Off Great investment without the typical high • No Hassle Sales Atmosphere street parking in property with 3 pressureatmosphere. All sales rear. Also listed as units and separate professionals areempowered • Health Benefits Available •401K residential. See list utilities. Each unit to sell any brand we sell plus #12-609 for addi- has 2 entrances our huge selection of pre- tional photos. and washer hook owned vehicles. • Earn up to 50k your first year MLS 12-605 up. Roof is 5 years $74,900 old. For more info JOB REQUIREMENTS Jay A. Crossin visit: www.atlas The successful candidate should have acombination of previous sales Ext. 23 realtyinc.com. experience,plus excellent phone and computer skills.The candidate CROSSIN REAL MLS 12-1897 should also be outgoing,friendly,customer focused and internet savvy. ESTATE $69,900 570-288-0770 Call Tom 570-262-7716 LARKSVILLE CHEVROLET-CADILLAC-BUICK-GMC TRUCKS 25+ year Pizzeria, 1127 Pine Sts., Berwick, PA •570-759-1221 dining room seats 40, six ovens, liquor license, 3,000+ sq. 551 Other 551 Other 551 Other ft., large parking area, intersection of high volume road. PITTSTON Building available. FOR SALE $120,000. Call 5 Unit STK. #311134 VE Money Maker SA 717-826-6969 Available immedi- •6.0 V8 Six Speed Automatic •Locking Rear Differential ately. Fully rented, •Power Locks •Power Windows •Heated Outside Mirrors LEHMAN TWP leases on all five •10’ Box Length, 73” Box Height, 86” Box Width $ units. Separate utilities, new roof •2X6 Dense Pine Floor •Cab Access •Full Manufacturer Warranty 8,625 NOW HIRING in 2007, 3 new •Whiting Over Head Door •Perfect for City Driving gas furnaces, off Production Positions street parking for LIST $35,624 Hiring hard working individuals to fill several new positions in our 6 vehicles, 3 bay production departments. Exceptional starting pay. garage. Over * $29,000 in rents. A true money SALE $26,999 Class A CDL maker for the $2500 Sign On Bonus 3000 Square Foot serious investor. Building zoned Must Sell! 5YEAR, 100,000 MILE POWERTRAIN WARRANTY •3YEAR, 36,000 BUMPER TO BUMPER WARRANTY commercial $130,000. Class ACDL with hazmat, 3 years O.T.R. experience, good driving available for lease. Call Steve at Offer Ends 9/04/12 record. Located in high (570)468-2488 “DRIVE WITH EXPERIENCE” All applicants must pass drug screening and background check. traffic area. Parking for 20 cars. MLS# 12-1452 Do you need more space? BERGER Western International Gas & Cylinders, Inc. PRICE REDUCED! A yard or garage sale 53 River Rd, Berwick, PA 18603 $1500/month Phone 570-218-1700 Call Barbara Metcalf in classified 570-696-0883 is the best way ROUTE 93, SUSQUEHANNA BLVD., HAZLETON Fax; 570-218-1710 to clean out your closets! Email: [email protected] You’re in bussiness (570) 454-0856 OR 1-800-462-3420 Applications Available On-Line: www.westernintl.com with classified! EXIT 145 OFF I-81 ON ROUTE 93 NEAR LAUREL MALL Proud to be an EOE

412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale SPECIAL EVENT HAS BEEN EXTENDED 0% APR 2012 SRX Luxury AVAILABLE by Cadillac FOR 60 MOS. LEASE IT! 24 MONTHS $ SECURITY $ 0 DEPOSIT 349 13 CTS’s Per Month + Tax* 35 AVAILABLE In Stock 2013 XTS Luxury Collection IN STOCK NOW

Lease price based on a 2012 SRX Fwd Luxury $41,740 MSRP. $349 per month plus 9% PA sales tax total $380 per month. 24 Month lease 10,000 miles per year. 24 Monthly payments total $9,120 $.25/mile penalty over 20,000 miles. $1999 down payment plus $349 first payment plus tax and tags due at delivery, Total due at deilvery $2593 plus tag fees. MUST BE A CURRENT LESSEE OF A 1999 OR NEWER NON-GM LEASE. Leasee responsible for excessive wear and tear. 0% = 16.67 per thousand dollars. Example $30,000 loan - $500 per month for 60 months. Must take delivery by 9/04/2012. Requires ALLY Bank Tier S or A credit approval. Please see sales person for complete details. Per owned tax & tags extra.

R.J. BURNE 1205 Wyoming Ave. RJ Burne Cadillac AY 1205-1209 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton WYOMING AVE. EXPW From Wilkes-Barre to Scranton (570) 342-0107 •1-888-880-6537 Expressway 8Blocks on Wyoming Avenue 81 www.rjburne.com Mon-Thurs 9-8 •Sat 9-4 *TAX &TAGSEXTRA NC +Non-Certified PAGE 14D WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2012 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 912 Lots & Acreage 912 Lots & Acreage 912 Lots & Acreage 938 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ Furnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Earth SUGAR RUN MOOSIC WILKES-BARRE Conservancy BUILDING LOT NEW LISTING FORTY FORT Land For Sale $29,900 River Run Lane W. SHICKSHINNY 2nd floor, 2 bed- KINGSTON MOUNTAIN TOP PLYMOUTH 61 +/- Acres OUT FLOOD Large 1 bedroom 30 SUSQUEHANNA Corner of Drake St. Beautiful 1/2 acre room, 1 bath, off 1st floor, spacious, Nuangola - $99,000 FLOOD ZONE WOODBRYN apt includes heat, & Catherine, wooded lot on the street parking, NO 1 & 2 Bedroom. ONE BEDROOM 46 +/- Acres (1 mile north of attractive, 2 water, sewer, fridge Moosic. 80x111 Susquehanna River PETS, NO SMOK- No pets. Rents 2ND FLOOR $450 Hanover Twp. Shickshinny) 2 open bedroom, living & range. $500. building lot with in the Sugar Run ING. Water, Sewer, based on income PLUS UTILITIES, $79,000 efficiencies, room/den, Dining month plus $500 sewer & water area. Prime location Garbage included. KINGSTON start at $405 & ELECTRIC HEAT. Highway on Route 11, Room, large Townhouse month security. Call available, in great for camper, cabin Lease & Deposit, $440. Handicap Commercial KOZ Includes heat, conveniently locat- Bernie area with newer or cottage. Great $625/month. Call kitchen, AC, wash- Accessible. TWO BEDROOM Hanover Twp. air, garbage, wi-fi, ed on residential 888-244-2714 homes. Corner lot. fishing & hunting. 570-466-0005 er/dryer, gas heat, Equal Housing 1ST FLOOR. $475 3+/- Acres satellite tv, tenant street, ultra mod- For more details MLS 12-3104 QUIET/SAFE. Opportunity. 570- PLUS UTILITIES, 11 +/- Acres pays electric. ern, 3 bedroom, 1.5 visit www.atlasreal- $14,900 $695 + utilities after 474-5010 TTY711 GAS HEAT. Wilkes-Barre Twp. John Shelley $575 month. Also, bath, large eat-in SUGAR NOTCH tyinc.com. FORTY FORT discount. This institution is an Very spacious, 32 +/- Acres 570-702-4162 1 bedroom apt. All utilities included. kitchen, central air, Call Louise Gresh MLS #12-1148. No smoking, No equal opportunity sprawling & nice 6 Zoned R-3 CROSSIN REAL includes all the Clean 4 room 2nd gas heat, off street 570-233-8252 Call Charlie pets, No Section 8. provider and room apartment in See additional land ESTATE above except floor. Appliances. parking, outside CENTURY 21 employer. nice building. 1,215 for sale at: 570-288-0770 water. $650/ Covered parking. 570-574-9827 maintenance pro- SELECT GROUP sq. ft. overall. Has www.earth month. New stove Non smoking, cat vided, heat &utili- 570-455-8521 5 closets & large conservancy.org & refrigerator considered, starting ties by tenant, no SWEET VALLEY linen closet in a 570-823-3445 included with all at $700/month. pets, no smoking, 1 NANTICOKE WILKES-BARRE Grassy Pond Road KINGSTON very large bath- apts. 570-793-9530 570-714-2017 2 bedroom. year lease, and 1 6.69 wooded acres. 2 BEDROOM room. Gas heat, APARTMENTS MOUNTAIN TOP Remodeled. Stove, month security. Call Great building site $550 MONTH. water, cooking gas FOR RENT! Several building lots Looking for that refrigerator Wash- and/or ideal hunting WILKES-BARRE ROSEWOOD REALTY LLC & sewer all includ- 425 S. FRANKLIN ST. JENKINS TOWNSHIP ready to build on! er/ dryer hookup. ROSEWOOD REALTY LLC Prestigious property. No utili- special place 1 BEDROOM ed. Close to I-81, For lease. Available ALL public utilities! $675 Heat included. Highland Hills ties. REDUCED called home? $450/MONTH mall & only 3 miles immediately, wash- Priced from $65,000 EFFICIENCY Call 570-814-0843 Development $32,000 to for one person, fully Classified will address to Central er/dryer on premis- .88 Acres. $70,000 Call Pat Doty furnished, non- Section 8 Welcome Wilkes-Barre.Lease. es, no pets. We $48,000! Use your 570-394-6901 Your needs. 570-947-3375 own Builder! Call smoking, no pets 516-216-3539 $685/monthly. have studio, 1 & 2 McDermott Real $550/month. Call Open the door OR 570-497-9966 570-650-3803 bedroom apart- Jim Graham at Estate 570-715-9323 (570) 498-6914 with classified! KINGSTON ments. On site KINGSTON 570-696-2468 2 Deluxe 3 BR 302-304 Wyoming parking. Fridge & apts. 1st floor, 2 NANTICOKE stove provided. Avenue TRUCKSVILLE baths plus. 2nd 570-287-6822 2 bedroom, 2nd SWOYERSVILLE One of the only 941 Apartments/ FORTY FORT New 1 bedroom, 24/7 security cam- REDUCED Available Immedi- floor 1.5 baths & floor, washer/dryer 1st floor. Quiet era presence & all commercial building Unfurnished ately den plus. All hook up. Includes lots available on area. All appliances doors electronically 2nd floor, 2 bed- appliances, KINGSTON heat, water &trash. included, coin-op locked. Wyoming Ave. NEWPORT TWP. room, off street washer/dryer Twinkle in Kingston’s Absolutely no pets. Make this extremely laundry. Off street Studio - $450. parking, kitchen included. Car- Eye! 1,000 sq. ft. Security deposit 1 bedroom - $550. busy site the next BEAR CREEK 2nd floor, 2 bed- parking. No pets. LOTSLOTS -- LOTSLOTS-- LOTSLOTS Looking for with appliances peted, A/C, required. $550/mos $430. Water/sewer 2 bedroom - $650. address of your 1 mile south of included., garage, no rooms, laundry Call (570) 592-1393 business. someone to rent a included. Security & Water & sewer L.C.C.C. washer/dryer pets/smoking, available, appli- paid. One month MLS 08-1872 small, clean, 1 bed- ances, no pets or references. Call room cottage with hookup, sewer lease. 570-239-7770 security deposit. $89,000 210’ frontage x 158’ smoking. $575 washer & dryer, No included. $575 + (570) 287-1733 Call Jay A. Crossin deep. All under- month + gas & elec- NANTICOKE 187 Skyline Drive Pets. Non smoker. utilities & security. 2 bedroom, wall to 570-793-6377 after EXT. 23 ground utilities, nat- tric. 1 year lease 2 + acres with 2 $450 + utilities. ref- Call 570-760-2362 wall carpet, off- 9:00 a.m. to sched- CROSSIN REAL ural gas. GREAT plus security. WEST PITTSTON subdivided lots set erences & security. street parking, $495 2 bedroom Living ule an appointment. ESTATE VIEW!! $37,500 in the woods with 570-814-1356 per month + utili- 570-288-0770 Call Laura room, kitchen. Off Or email awesome views. 570-760-4699 or ties, security, lease. street parking. shlomo_voola 2 LOTS AVAILABLE FORTY FORT Great location and Leo 570-760-0658 Newly renovated, HUD accepted. Call Heat, water and all @yahoo.com 100’ frontage x 228’ all utilities. Build great neighbor- LARKSVILLE 570-687-6216 appliances included. wilkesliving.com LINE UP deep. Modular your dream KINGSTON Very nice, clean, 2 or 570-954-0727 hood. 2nd floor. 3bedroom, 1 bath, 570-430-3095 home with base- home(s). DALLAS Non smoking. Oak bedroom. Hard- A SUCCESSFUL SALE large living room, wood floors, w/d ment accepted. MLS 12-1988 Remodeled 2 bed- composite floors, WILKES-BARRE Each lot $17,000. $89,900 room. Convenient nice kitchen, laun- hookup, stove, Barney St. near new wall-to-wall dry room with West Pittston IN CLASSIFIED! Call 570-714-1296 John Shelley location washer/ carpeting in bed- fridge, dishwasher. Geisinger South. 570-702-4162 dryer hook-up. washer/dryer hook- Off street parking. 2 bedroom on 2nd Do you need more space? rooms. 4 paddle up. 3rd floor com- CROSSIN REAL Off street parking. fans, large bath $600 + security & THE HITCHNER floor. $525/month. A yard or garage sale ESTATE $675/month + utili- pletely finished (not utilities. No pets. THE HITCHNER Pets OK with with shower. for use as a bed- in classified 570-288-0770 ties, no pets. Call Stove, new fridge 570-954-5903 530 Exeter Ave additional rent. 570-862-7432 room). Our compa- NANTICOKE Call (570)798-7051 is the best way & dishwasher. Off ny prides itself on Cozy modern 1 bed- WANAMIE Call Geri street parking, room on 2nd floor, to clean out your closets! 570-696-0888 offering very clean Now 2 Miner Ave. coin-op laundry. homes! This home LARKSVILLE eat in kitchen, sky- $600 + gas, elec- lights, pantry, dish- WILKES-BARRE You’re in bussiness Looking to build? has newer wall-to- Accepting Clean, 2 bedroom, tric & water. washer. Bathroom Check this lot out! wall carpeting, Applications! duplex. Stove, with classified! LivingInQuailHill.com References with 2 windows, This is on the edge fresher paint hookups, parking, New Homes required, no pets. walk in closet, stor- of a hill and has a throughout, remod- 1, 2 & 3 yard. No pets/no KINGSTON From $275,000- 570-779-4609 or age in basement. great view. .440 eled bathroom and bedroom units smoking. $595,000 570-407-3991 FREE HEAT $495 month acres corner of more. $795/ mo + available. $490 + utilities. 570-474-5574 Dallas, Pa. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, includes garbage. Belles and Miner 1.5 mo security Elevator, park- Call 570-868-4444 MEADOWS refrigerator & MLS 12-1007 deposit + utilities; No pets or smoking ing lot, central APARTMENTS stove, off-street $14,900 HANOVER TOWNSHIP no pets; no smok- Call (570) 239-2741 WILKES-BARRE SHICKSHINNY LAKE 220 Lake St. West End Road parking, small pets air, appliances, Roger Nenni ing; credit check, Housing for the Clean &bright OK. $600/month + 1 wi-fi access & EXT. 32 background check. LAFAYETTE GARDENS CROSSIN REAL elderly & mobility 3 bedroom apart- month deposit. Call more. SAVE MONEY THIS YEAR! impaired; all utilities 908.246.9434 NANTICOKE ESTATE ments. Heat, water, 570-262-1577 LEXINGTON 113 Edison St. included. Federally Income 570-288-0770 garbage &sewer VILLAGE Quiet neighborhood. subsidized program. 401-403 Main St. included with appli- 2 bedroom, 1 bath Qualifications 2 bedroom apart- Extremely low 3 lots together. 2 in WHITE HAVEN ances. Off street KINGSTON apartments. required. ments available for income persons 399 - 401 Elm Ave. Kingston (nice cor- Route 115 parking. No pets, Refrigerator, immediate occu- encouraged to Quiet convenient- ner paved lot) 1 in Nice level building non smoking, not stove, dishwasher 570-344-5999 pancy. Heat & hot apply. Income less neighborhood. Edwardsville lot right in front of section 8 approved. & washer/dryer water included. $625 Location, Location, than $12,400. Newly remodeled (40x60) potential to the golf course! References, securi- provided. Call Aileen at Location 570-675-6936, apartments. 2nd build with parking or Close to I-80 & PA ty, first and last Attached garage. 570-822-7944 A most unique & 8 am-4 pm, Mon-Fri. floor, 2 bedroom parking for 20-48 Turnpike. $14,500 months rent. HanLEEovePAr TwRKp. Pet friendly. desirable lakefront EQUAL HOUSING apts. $550 each + vehicles. Louise Gresh $725/month 2nd floor, living Water, sewer & property. This is an OPPORTUNITY utilities NO PETS, MLS 12-1465 570-233-8252 570-852-0252 room, 1 bedroom + trash included. WILKES-BARRE opportunity to HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE No section 8 hous- $75,000 CENTURY 21 59 Agostina Drive purchase a HANOVER TWP. ing. References and office, rear porch, John Shelley SELECT GROUP washer & dryer. 570-735-3500 570-702-4162 centrally situated 30 Garrahan St. security required. LODGE lot with an 570-455-8521 PITTSTON Water, garbage & CROSSIN REAL 570-301-2785 West Pittston, Pa. Formerly The unmatched view of Completely remod- sewer included. No ESTATE QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD NEAR GARDEN VILLAGE Travel Lodge this beautiful lake. WILKES-BARRE eled, modern 2 bed- pets. $450/month. NANTICOKE/SHEATOWN 570-288-0770 21 Thomas Street APARTMENTS 497 Kidder St., If you are looking 57 Fulton St. room 1/2 double. 1st, last, security, 1 bedroom, 2nd 221 Fremont St. Wilkes-Barre for that special Nice residential Lots of closet UNIVERSITIES & references. 2nd floor, 2 bed- KINGSTON floor, eat-in kitchen Housing for the Rooms Starting building site, this is area. Lot for sale - space, with new E. Walnut St. 570-606-3256 LAFLIN room, off street with appliances, elderly & mobility at: it! MLS# 11-1269 3080 square feet. carpets and com- Available Oct.1 $32,900 parking & quiet back shared yard impaired; all utilities Daily $44.99 + $179,900 MLS 12-1762 pletely repainted. 2nd floor. Located in Lot#9 $5,000 Includes stove, yard. $650/month quiet neighborhood. and porch, wash- included. Federally tax Call Dale Williams heat & water includ- LEHMAN Kelly Connolly- refrigerator, wash- Kitchen, living room, Large 3 bedroom, 2 er/dryer hook-up subsidized Weekly $189.99 Pinewood Dr Five Mountains ed. security & refer- Cuba EXT. 37 er/dryer hook up. dining room. Sun- bath, refrigerator & $375 + security, program. Extremely + tax Build your new Realty ences required. CROSSIN REAL Nice yard & neigh- room. Bath. 3 bed- stove, washer/ no pets, low income persons Microwave, home in a great 570-256-3343 Call Rich @ ESTATE borhood, no pets. rooms; 2large & 1 dryer hookup, 2 car no smoking encouraged to Refrigerator, neighborhood. Con- 570-542-7620 venient location 570-288-0770 $595 + security. Call small. Lots of clos- attached garage, Tenant pays elec- apply. Income less WiFi, HBO near highways, air- Do you need more space? 570-899-8877 ets. Built in linen no pets. Utilities tric, water, and oil than $12,400. 570-823-8881 port, casino and A yard or garage sale or 570-479-6722 closet &hutch. paid. $1,500/month heat & garbage. 570-655-6555, www.Wilkes HUGHSTOWN Hardwood and car- Call (570) 814-1356 8 am-4 pm, BarreLodge.com shopping in classified WYOMING Half double, 2 bed- + security, lease & peted floors. Fire- references. Call Monday-Friday. is the best way room, living room, place. Storage EQUAL HOUSING 156 X 110 X 150 X 45 eat-in kitchen, (570)675-2608 DIRECTIONS Rt 315 $39,900 EACH EDWARDSVILLE room. Yard. Washer OPPORTUNITY to clean out your closets! FIRST ST. 1 bedroom, first washer/dryer PITTSTON WILKES-BARRE to laflin Rd; make / dryer, stove / 1 & 2 bedroom HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE MUSTSEE! You’re in bussiness 4 building lots each floor. W/w carpet- hookup, porch, left off Laflin Rd onto fridge. Heat and hot LUZERNE apartments. Fenced 1st floor, 2 bedroom. measuring 68x102 ing, w/d hookup, yard, off street Pinewood Dr. Lot is with classified! water included. yard & covered Heat & water in- with public utilities. stove and fridge parking, across on corner of One year lease+ patio. Refrigerator WEST WYOMING cluded. Washer/dry- For more info and included. Large from a park. Water Pinewood Dr. and SHICKSHINNY security. $950 & stove, washer/ 429 West 8th Street er hook up, yard. photos visit: porch. Utilities by and sewer included. New 2 bedroom Hickorywood Dr. VACANT LAND 570-283-4370 dryer hookup, no $635/month. No www.atlas tenants. 1 year $565 per month, with off street park- MLS 11-3411 Partially cleared 2.6 LUXURIOUS// pets. $525 & pets. Lease, 1st, last realtyinc.com lease. $350/mo + Lease, security & ing, private patio, atlas realtyinc.com acre building lot $625/month, plus & security. Refer- MLS 12-439 security. No pets. references. Call washer/dryer, stove Call Keri Best located in a setting utilities & 1st ences & back- Call Charlie Credit and back- (570)451-2789 included. No pets. 570-885-5082 of mountains, pas- KINGSTON month’s security. ground check. 570-829-6200 ground check. UNITS $575/mo +security tures and farm- America 570-234-4748 570-822-4302 lands. An ideal Not section 8 Sewer & garbage country setting to approved. AVAILABLE HOUSING Realty included other utili- build your dream 570-779-5218 Managed PITTSTON ties by tenant. WILKES-BARRE SOUTH home! 2 apartments 570-760-0458 RENTAL UNITS: Bring Rover or Kitty 570-288-1422 #12-2632 $29,900 available & move right in. REMODELLING LEHMAN Karen Ryan KINGSTON: Large 1 bedroom SECURE BUILDINGS 2 bedroom apt. Off 2/3 BEDROOMS WILKES-BARRE 1 & 2 bedroom 9 Acres on Lehman 283-9100 x14 915 Manufactured 1st floor 2 bed- apartment, wash- EXETER street parking, coin apartments. Outlet Road. 470’ 2nd floor, 1 bed- rooms. $500. $750+ UTILITIES, er/dryer hookup, Homes laundry on premis- Mayflower Starting at $440 front, over 1,000’ room, refrigerator & water, sewer & es. $600/month + 2 YEAR LEASE, and up. References deep. Wooded. stove, washer/ 2nd floor heat included, off Crossing gas, heat & elec- MAPLE required. Section 8 OK $150,000. Call dryer hookup, off- 1 bedroom $465. street parking, tric. Call 570-357-0712 Besecker Realty PITTSTON TWP street parking, no KITCHENS, $675/month + Apartments 2 bedroom. Clean. 570-262-1577 570-675-3611 696-2600 pets. Water, sewer 3 bedroom, living APPLIANCES security 1st floor, WILKES-BARRE Needs no work. & garbage included. room/dining room, SOME UNITS, 2nd floor apt is 570.822.3968 Remodeled $550/month + utili- washer/dryer hook- $650/month + 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale throughout. 2, 3 & 4 STUDIO NEAR WILKES ties & security. up, yard, off street KINGSTON CARPORTS, GAS security. Please Lots of light, wood $16,000. (570)388-4242 parking, convenient Large 2 bedroom FIREPLACES, call 570-443-0770 floors. Short term 570-851-6128 or Bedrooms location, new 2nd floor apartment. SUN PORCHES, ok. $400. All utilities KINGSTON OFFICENTERS 610-767-9456 kitchen. $800. $675/mo. + utilities. included. No pets. EXETER PITTSTON - Light & bright Sun porch & private ETC. NO PETS/ 570-826-1934 Nice one bedroom open floor plans Park Office Building SWEET VALLEY PLAINS: 3 level laundry area, all NO SMOKING first floor apartment with 3 bedrooms, appliances included. - All major 400 Third Ave. with extra room in EMPLOYMENT yard, off street No smoking, no appliances included basement. Washer WILKES-BARRE parking, washer/ pets. Requires 1 VERIFICATION West River St. hookup. Heat & hot - Pets welcome* dryer hook-up, year lease, first & APPLICATION. Stay Warm This water included in - Close to everything bonus room. $525. last months rent, Winter rent. References & CLEAN & SPACIOUS credit check and 4 room apt. 2nd - 24 hour emergency Huge 3-4 bedroom, security required. 1 bedroom 1st floor- references. Call floor, stove & with heat included, Non Smoking. $650 maintenance coming. Available 570-239-9447. refrigerator, off 3rd floor, great per month. Call LUZERNE - Short term Sept. $420. 2nd floor, small 1 street parking. views from private Nancy Answini leases available Exceptionally nice 3 bedroom. Gas Water, sewer & balcony, near Gilroy Real Officenter–250 bedroom, 2 bath WILKES-BARRE: 4 heat. $445. Some garbage included. Wilkes and down- mobile home Estate bedroom, living KINGSTON utilities included. Call TODAY For town. $840/month Modern, 1st floor, 1 Non smokers & no 250 Pierce Street nestled on a 1.8 570-237-5999 room, dining room, Lease, security. No Pets OK with bedroom, off-street pets. $575/month. AVAILABILITY!! acre lot. Attractive laundry room, pets. 570-220-6533 additional rent. Call parking, no pets, 570-655-2567 eat-in kitchen, yard, off street after 6pm www.mayflower 570-798-7051 $495/month, plus all appliances parking. $725. included. Large FORTY FORT utilities & security. crossing.com 1 BEDROOM, 2ND Call 706-5628 PITTSTON WILKES-BARRE living room & FLOOR APT INCLUDES: main- LUZERNE Available Sept. 1st. Certain Restrictions Š1 bedroom laundry. Enjoy Very nice, quiet, tenance, sewer water included 2nd floor, 1 bed- Apply* breezes on your clean, great neigh- fees, appliances., MUST SEE!!!! 2 bedroom LINE UP room &bath. All Modern 1 bedroom, Š screened porch. borhood. Hardwood carpeting. Not water included appliances. Heat, sunroom/patio, all One owner. floors, air, washer included: utilities. A GREAT DEAL... 2 bedroom Officenter–270 water, hot water & appliances. Off Š MLS # 12-2457 /dryer with newer NO dogs/cats. single family sewer included. Air, street parking. Air, 270 Pierce Street $74,900 appliances, stor- Credit check/lease, IN CLASSIFIED! 5 bedroom washer & dryer. utilities by tenant. Š Barbara Metcalf age. 1st/last/securi- references, employ- large Looking for the right deal Newly painted. No No Pets. $575/mo. 570-696-0883 ty with one year ment history. 2 bedroom, pets, non-smoking. Security & Refer- Š lease. References Discount rates on an automobile? heat & water Security, lease & ences required. required. $650 + may apply to Turn to classified. included references required. 570-655-6598 WILKES-BARRE / utilities. Water/ qualified. Call: It’s a showroom in print! Š 3 bedroom, half sewer by owner, no Property Mgmnt $600/month. Call Leave message Classified’s got (570) 288-4253 KINGSTON double, immacu- pets, non-smoking. 899-3407 Efficiency 1 & 2 late condition Leave message bedrooms. Includes Call 202-997-9185 for info & appt. the directions! Š 3 bedroom for appointment PLAINS all utilities, parking, New Bridge Center WHITE HAVEN 2nd floor, small 2 single Newly renovated 2 Collect cash, not dust! laundry. No pets. bedroom. Large PITTSTON 480 Pierce Street bedroom, 1 bath, KINGSTON - 2 APTS. Clean out your From $390 to $675. 902 MARKET ST. fenced yard. Small ŠLarge 1 $8000. $3,000 basement, garage Lease, security One very large 2 pets OK. $450 + bedroom water down, owner will FORTY FORT or attic and call the & references. bedroom apartment security deposit. included finance balance. KINGSTON Classified depart- 570-970-0847 washer/ dryer Includes water & AVOCA 570-851-2245 MUST SEE!! hookup, all appli- ment today at 570- sewer. Call Tom at Š3 Bedroom, Elegant 3rd floor 829-7130! water included ances, recently ren- of historic home in 570-574-6261 ovated, quiet neigh- WILKES-BARRE HANOVER TWP. charming neigh- 264 Academy St 2 Bedroom, half borhood, landlord borhood with 2 pays water. $650/ MOOSIC 1.5 bedrooms, double bedrooms & full 5 rooms 1st floor PLAINS newly renovated PLYMOUTH month per unit. bath. kitchen with Modern 2nd floor Officenter–220 3-5 ROSS ST. heat and water fur- 2 bedroom. 1 bath, building. Washer & 1/2 double, 3 stainless steel nished. $745 dryer available. bedroom 1 & 2 bedrooms fridge, oven, Kitchen with 220 Pierce Street 1693 Wyoming Ave. 4 rooms 2nd floor $650/per month DURYEA available. Private microwave, appliances. new Beautiful spacious heat and water fur- includes heat, hot 2 bedroom, parking. Quiet dishwasher, carpeting. Conve- 1500 sq. ft. 1st floor nished. $675 water and parking. water included neighborhood. washer/dryer, nient location. No apt. Hardwood Security and 570-855-4744 McDermott & $600 and $650. 1 garbage disposal. smoking. No pets. floors, extra large references 646-712-1286 McDermott month rent & secu- newly renovated $550/month plus living room with real 570-457-7854 Real Estate rity. Available now! throughout, with utilities. fireplace, large for- Inc. Property Near college. all hardwood 570-714-9234 mal dining room, 3 Management 938 Apartments/ 570-656-7125 floors, private WILKES-BARRE bedrooms with 3 bedroom, 1 bath 570-821-1650 deck, 2 car MOUNTAIN TOP Professional Office Rentals Furnished closets. 1 full bath 1 Bedroom apart- apartment near (direct line) garage with PLAINS/HUDSON with wall to wall ments for elderly, Clean and efficient General Hospital. Mon-Fri. 8-7pm Full Service Leases •Custom Design KINGSTON remote, central tiler, washer/dryer disabled. Rents first floor. One bed- $575 utilities, first, Sat. 8-noon •Renovations •Various Size Suites Available air, security sys- hookup in base- 1 BEDROOM fridge, based on 30% of room, off street last & security Medical, Legal, Commercial NANTICOKE tem, wifi, intercom Nice, clean, 1 bed- ment. Deck off stove, dryer, garage ADJ gross income. parking. Incl. stove, deposit. No pets. •Utilities •Parking •Janitorial & keyless entry. room, water, sewer, back. Off street $450 + utilities. Handicap Accessi- fridge, sewer and 570-417-3427 pets negotiable/ Full Time Maintenance Staff Available garbage fee includ- parking with ble. Equal Housing garbage. Laundry no smoking. ed.Washer/dryer, garage. $900 2 BEDROOM, 2nd Opportunity. TTY711 facilities. Security For Rental Information Call: Utilities included. refrigerator & stove month plus utilities. floor, fridge stove. or 570-474-5010 and references no Rent $1,300 + WILKES-BARRE availability. Security, No pets. Application $500 + utilities. This institution is an pets. $550/month 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. security/refer- 1-570-287-1161 $465/month. No and employment equal opportunity plus utilities. Newly remodeled. ences. Call pets, no smoking. verification. Call Security/References provider & 570-466-4176 $700/month + secu- www.lippiproperties.com 570-288-6686. 570-542-5610 570-239-1010 570-204-0152 employer. 570 388-6468 rity. 215-932-5690 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2012 PAGE 15D 941 Apartments/ 944 Commercial 944 Commercial 944 Commercial 950 Half Doubles 950 Half Doubles 950 Half Doubles 950 Half Doubles 953Houses for Rent 953Houses for Rent Unfurnished Properties Properties Properties DURYEA MINERS MILLS WEST PITTSTON DALLAS DURYEA WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE CITY 2 bedroom, 2 baths, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, WILKES-BARRE Newly Remodeled PITTSTON NEAR ALL MAJOR totally remodeled, stove washer/ MAINTENANCE FREE! Beautiful remodeled 2 bedroom, 2 bath, HIGHWAYS washer/dryer hook- dryer. Near Hollen- One block to ele- double block with 6 off street parking, SHORT OR up. Includes water. back Golf Course. mentary school. rooms, 1.5 baths, washer/dryer hook - COOPERS CO-OP refrigerator, & Lease Space LONG-TERM $695/month + utili- Living room, pantry, 2-3 Bedrooms. up. No pets. $575. LEASE ties. 570-510-9518 carpeting, gas heat. Off-Street Parking stove furnished. Security & lease. WYOMING Available, Light Gas heat. 2nd floor, 1 bed- or 570-822-1544. $550/month + No Smoking. Tenant pays ALL manufacturing, Washer/dryer room. New central 9,600SF 3,262SF utilities & security. $650. + utilities, utilities. Small back hook-up. No pets. air, kitchen cabinets warehouse, 7,200SF 3,200SF (570)655-8639 security, last month. yard. 570-675-1795 $700/month + 1 & counter tops. office, includes 6,400SF 2,130SF 570-885-4206 19 Richard Drive EXETER/WYOMING month security. Land for sale? Bathroom com- all utilities with 16-18 Linden St. 3,600SF 1,800SF 2 bedrooms, new Do you need more space? Great 3 bed, 2 Call Pat Doty Place an ad pletely remodeled. free parking. Professional office tile kitchen & bath. bath townhome space for lease Ideal for: Offices, Stove, washer/dry- A yard or garage sale 570-394-6901 with open kitchen & and SELL New carpeting, I will save 570-829-7130 porch, washer/ near General Hospi- Medical Practice, er hookup, off- in classified WILKES-BARRE wonderful deck - you money! tal. Ideally suited for Beauty Salon, street parking. No Academy Street $1,250/month dryer. $600/month is the best way Well maintained in + 1 year lease at medical offices. Retail, Wholesale, pets. $750/month + plus utilities. Other possible uses utilities & security. to clean out your closets! move-in condition. 6 MLS#12-2636 GLEN LYON signing, 1 & last. Warehouse, Distri- 3 bedrooms, 1.5 would include a deli Call (570)237-2076 room house with 3 570-696-3801 Call 570-430-7077 bution. You’re in bussiness baths. Clean, roomy style restaurant. bedrooms &1 1/2 Call Margy with classified! family home. No MLS 12-1052 baths. Gas forced 570-696-0891 GREAT pets., $650/month, 944 Commercial $1200 per month air heat. No pets. 1 LOCATION!!! FORTY FORT NANTICOKE Call (570)864-8595 Properties Mark R. Mason High Traffic Area, 1/2 double. year lease. Credit PITTSTON 570-331-0982 Plenty of Parking 3 bedrooms. Stove, SPACIOUS check.$625 +utili- 570-696-2468 CROSSIN REAL We Can Subdivide refrigerator, 2 bedrooms, new ties &security. Call OFFICE SPACE 908-510-3879 HARDING ESTATE Call Dave or Betty dishwasher. Washer paint, carpet, stove, Route 92 DOLPHIN PLAZA /dryer hookup. fridge. Large, Collect cash, not dust! Rte. 315 2,400 Sq. 570-288-0770 at 570-822-2021 Clean out your Looking to buy a 2 houses available Ft. professional $1,000/MONTH Newly painted. fenced yard. Some home? 1st home has 1.5 Attractive modern Looking for that basement, garage office space with Off street parking. pets OK. Main Place an ad here bedrooms, office space. 2 special place or attic and call the beautiful view of Shopping for a WILKES-BARRE $675 +utilities. Street location, but and let the $600/month & sec- suites available. LAND FOR RENT Valley & Casino. new apartment? 570-814-0843 private setting.$550 called home? Classified depart- sellers know! ond home has Suite A-4 offices, THE BEST will divide / month + utilities. Classified will address ment today at 570- 570-829-7130 3 bedrooms, plus restroom and Classified lets LOCATION!!!! office / retail Security deposit 829-7130! 750/month. Appli- storage includes 80,000 sq. ft. of Your needs. Call 570-829-1206 you compare costs - FORTY FORT required. 821-0841 ances, and wall to utilities, 700 sq. ft. level, cleared, grad- 2 bedroom, newly Open the door without hassle DALLAS wall carpeting. $650/month ed land. No ob- renovated, custom TOWNHOUSE with classified! Lease, security & LINE UP Suite B-2, large or worry! structions. Fenced, oak kitchen cabi- 953Houses for Rent 3 bedrooms, 2 PLYMOUTH utilities. Call offices, 2 average automatic dusk to nets, tile floors, baths. Full kitchen, A GREAT DEAL... Get moving (570)344-4609 size offices, plus dawn lighting, 2 paddle fans, 1.5 with classified! DALLAS dining and living IN CLASSIFIED! restroom and stor- large 20’ double baths. Off street WILKES-BARRE room. Large unfin- age plus utilities, gates. Near all maj- parking, deck and Parsons Section ished basement, HARVEY’S LAKE Looking for the right deal 1,160 sq. ft. Call or highways & the patio, $800 + utili- 3 bedroom half Reserved parking. Charming single on an automobile? Charlie WILKES-BARRE recently expanded ties; gas, electric double. Off street Large patio deck. family home. 3 bed- 570-829-6200 BEST $1 SQ. FT. Coal St. Ideal for and water, washer 3 bedroom, 1 bath. parking. Pets wel- $1,250 per month rooms plus office. Turn to classified. come. $550/month It’s a showroom in print! LEASES YOU’LL parking & storing dryier hookup. Ref- Located on plus utilities. 1 year Hardwood floors. EVER SEE! equipment, trailers, erences required, Academy St. $650 + credit/criminal lease. Security Large kitchen. Classified’s got Warehouse, distri- heavy industrial ve- no pets or smoking. utilities &security. check required. Call deposit and credit $1000/mo + utilities. the directions! bution, storage, hicles, backhoes, 570-779-4609 Small pets OK with 570-283-9100, x12 check required. Lake access includ- light manufacturing. flatbed trailers, 570-407-3991 extra security. 166 Davenport St. Available ed. Credit check. KINGSTON Gas heat, masonry materials, Call 570-262-1577 TOWNHOUSE immediately. Call Mark sprinklers, fencing, shrubbery, LINE UP 2 years old. 3 bed- 570-639-0909. 570-406-8195 overhead doors, Christmas trees, KINGSTON 944 Commercial 944 Commercial rooms, 2 1/2 baths, parking for 30 cars. etc., or build to suit 2 bedroom, clean, A SUCCESSFUL SALE central air, hard- 971 Vacation & 971 Vacation & Yes, that $1 sq.ft. your needs. Sub- remodeled, no pets. Properties Properties wood floors, 1st lease! dividing considered. $500 plus utilities, Resort Properties Resort Properties IN CLASSIFIED! floor laundry room. We have 9,000 Call Dave at security and DALLAS $1200 month + Do you need more space? sq.ft., 27,000 sq.ft., 570-822-2021 or references utilities, A yard or garage sale and 13,000 sq. ft. 570-823-8849 Call 570-287-5491 Can combine. COMMERCIAL MLS# 12-2031 Call 183 Market St. in classified There is nothing Job Seekers are Geri Office space avail- 570-696-0888 BLACK LAKE, NY is the best way this good! looking here! KINGSTON BUILDING able in beautifully to clean out your closets! Call Larry @ Where's your ad? 3 bedroom, 1 bath, Come relax & enjoy renovated profes- 570-696-4000 or 570-829-7130 and half double, FOR LEASE great fishing & tran- sional building. You’re in bussiness 570-430-1565 $700 plus quility at it’s finest. Great high traffic ask for an employ- utilities, sewer 3593 MEMORIAL HIGHWAY Housekeeping location! 2 separate with classified! ment specialist included. No pets. offices with large Call 570-443-0770 (RT. 415) cottages on the Shopping for a reception area. 947 Garages Shopping for a water with all the Bonus use of con- new apartment? 2625 SF BUILDING amenities of home. ference room 315 PLAZA new apartment? 1,750 SQ. FT. & LARKSVILLE GREATOPPORTUNITY FOR MLS 12-1049 Classified lets 2,400 SQ.FT PITTSTON 3 bedroom, 1 bath Classified lets $1000 per month you compare costs - GARAGE SPACE NEED A VACATION? Call Now! OFFICE/RETAIL half double, Freshly OFFICE OR BUSINESS Mark R. Mason AVAILABLE you compare costs - (315) 375-8962 www.blacklake4fish.com 570-829-1206 without hassle cleaned & painted. 570-331-0982 $70/month. SOME UTILITIES INCLUDED without hassle or worry! Tenant pays all utili- [email protected] CROSSIN REAL Ideal for cars, AVAILABLE 9/1/12 or worry! ESTATE WILKES BARRE Get moving small boats, RV’s, ties including sewer. $50 off Promotion Available Now! 570-288-0770 with classified! trailers, etc. $585 plus security. CALL JOHN 690-0610 Get moving 570-430-9537 Call (570) 357-0712 with classified! KINGSTON FORMER KARATE STUDIO 1,000 sf with full bathroom, kitchen, 228 Wilkes-Barre CALL AN EXPERT large waiting area Twp. Blvd. CALL AN EXPERT & super big studio Prime retail or area. 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