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NAACP official pitches for more minority teachers problem ROGER DUPUIS and MARK GUYDISH [email protected] Syrian proposal to turn over [email protected] chemical stockpile adds to debate WILKES-BARRE — The Wilkes-Barre Area School DAVID ESPO and JULIE PACE Board on Monday night Associated Press voted 5-1 in favor of a new four-year teachers contract WASHINGTON — Battling stiff resistance that is expected to save the in Congress, President Barack Obama con- district $1 million per year ceded Monday night he might lose his fight through increased insurance for congressional support of a co-pays for participants, military strike against Syria, officials said. and declined to say what he Monday’s meeting also would do if lawmakers reject featured an address to the his call to back retaliation for board by local NAACP lead- a chemical weapons attack er Ron Felton on the need last month. for more minority teachers Clark Van Orden photos | The Times Leader The president made his Obama in the increasingly diverse Some of the crew members who were working to take down St Mary’s Church on Shoemaker Street in Swoyersville on Monday morning comment as a glimmer of a district. when it collapsed onto the operator of an excavator talk with Swoyersville’s assistant fire chief shortly after the accident. possible diplomatic solution The new contract also will appeared after months of defiance from the see teachers receive a pay Russian-backed government of President increase of $1,000 per step, Bashar Assad in Syria. In a rapid response, or pay grade, although offi- Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid cited cials could not immediately “international discussions” in unexpect- say how much that will cost Demo firm owner edly postponing a test vote originally set for the district. Wednesday on Obama’s call for legislation “I thought it was abso- backing a military strike. lutely wonderful, I’m very In a series of six network interviews happy,” union president Jeff planned as part of a furious lobbying cam- Ney said, praising the board paign in Congress, Obama said statements for its openness during the suggesting that Syria might agree to surren- negotiating process. killed in collapse der control of its chemical weapons stockpile Ney said union members viewed increased co-pays as See SYRIA | 10A “an even trade” for the sala- John P. Brdaric Jr. operating ry increase, and a move that excavator crushed by steeple would help save the district Officials: Group better money. EDWARD LEWIS While $1,000 per step [email protected] sounds like a lot, Wilkes- prepared for disasters Barre Area is unusual in SWOYERSVILLE — The owner of that it has “banded steps,” the demolition company that razed meaning the salary stays the Hotel Sterling in four days was STEVE MOCARSKY the same for several years killed Monday when the steeple of [email protected] before the next raise. Most St. Mary’s of Czestochowa Church districts give smaller raises toppled onto an excavator he was WILKES-BARRE — A coalition of organi- each year. Wilkes-Barre operating to demolish the former zations that coordinated local disaster recov- Area’s contract has 15 church on Shoemaker Street. ery in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene and steps, but raises only occur The collapse happened at about Tropical Storm Lee two years ago accom- on steps two, five, 10 and 11:40 a.m. when most of the church plished some major feats and is now better 15. In between those years, had been brought down and only the prepared to address local disasters in the salaries are unchanged steeple was left standing. future, according to officials. unless the teacher advances John P. Brdaric Jr., 60, owner The Disaster Recovery Coalition of in the “column” part of the of Brdaric Excavating and Buck Luzerne County hosted a reception and pre- pay matrix, which increases Mountain Quarry in Swoyersville, sentation Monday at the county Emergency salary based on education was in an excavator on top of what Management Agency building to recap what beyond a bachelor’s degree remained of the church when the the organization has done since the record up to a doctorate. steeple fell. flooding that devastated several communities Solicitor Ray Witnesses said the steeple along the Susquehanna River in September Wendolowski said the pay “swayed” and “wiggled” before it fell 2011, and explain how it has prepared for the raise coupled with the onto the excavator. future. health insurance savings About 12 to 15 crew members Mike Zimmerman, chief executive officer add up to a substantial net from Brdaric’s companies rushed to Workers from Brdaric Excavating wait to hear the condition of John P. Brdaric Jr., 60, owner of Family Service Association of NEPA, said of the company, after the demolition accident at St Mary’s Church on Monday. savings for the district. the mangled excavator that was cov- volunteers with the coalition’s approximately The contract also clarified ered with bricks and stone. 30 member organizations donated 15,882 vol- language regarding health “They were cursing, yelling Center in Plains Township, where crane removed the cross and dome unteer hours valued at more than $336,000 care coverage for retirees, ‘Hurry up, hurry up,’ ” said Ted he was pronounced dead, according from the top of the steeple before (based on a rate of $20.51 per hour) to assist making it clearer that the Klem of Swoyersville. “They were to the Luzerne County Coroner’s the job was turned over to two exca- flood survivors on their road to recovery. district will not cover insur- cutting metal, using a gas cutter to Office. vators to finish the job. Agencies such as the American Red Cross, ance once a retiree is eligi- get at him.” No problems early on Klem, who was baptized and Salvation Army, United Way of Wyoming ble for Medicare at age 65. Emergency crews from Demolition of the church began served as an altar boy at the church, Valley, Commission on Economic Opportunity And the new contract Swoyersville and Forty Fort just after 7 a.m. Monday. and Glen Galion, of Jim Thorpe, and the Luzerne Foundation some of the local added language that makes removed Brdaric from the excava- A large crane did most of the said it appeared Brdaric was using organizations involved that took a quick lead. tor’s crushed cab. He was rushed to work, turning the church built in See NAACP | 10A Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical 1911 into a large pile of rubble. The See COLLAPSE | 10A See COALITION | 10A

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JANINE UNGVARSKY made in response to safety con- dents involving a vehicle hitting Supervisor Jim Smith, who stopped traffic and illegal pass- LOTTERY Times Leader Correspondent cerns after the highway was the a fixed object like a pole haven’t lives along the state highway, ing resulting from the slow- scene of multiple fatal accidents decreased since the changes said he approves of the changes moving traffic. He called the MIDDAY DRAWING BEAR CREEK TWP. — in a short time several years ago were completed in July 2010, and feels they make the road changes “regressive” in light DAILY NUMBER - 9-0-0 Opinions on the situation on went too far. the number of crashes involv- much safer. But while others of the increased traffic volume BIG 4 - 5-3-2-8 state Route 115 were all over In particular, residents have ing two or more vehicles have agreed the changes improved because of the casino and com- the board when representatives complained that the elimination decreased, something they the safety concerns they were merce. QUINTO - 0-8-3-2-2 from the state fielded questions of the passing lane along most attributed to the addition of intended to address, some said Popple and others called for TREASURE HUNT and comments at the town- of the highway has resulted in left-turn lanes and the increased they were “overkill” while oth- PennDOT to rethink the high- 08-09-20-27-28 ship supervisor’s meeting on traffic tie ups and illegal pass- distance between opposing traf- ers sought a middle ground way situation and consider EVENING DRAWING Monday. ing when large trucks and other fic. between the way things were other options. DAILY NUMBER -9-0-3 The two traffic engineers from slow-moving vehicles are trav- Resident Rosemary Mulligan and the way they are now. The PennDOT representa- the Pennsylvania Department elling below the 45 mph speed agreed, and said that even when “I think you created some tives asked the supervisors BIG 4 - 6-0-7-1 of Transportation were at the limit. she’s stuck behind a slow-mov- unintended consequences with to make a written request for QUINTO - 4-0-0-1-8 meeting at the request of resi- The PennDOT representa- ing truck, her main thought is, the changes,” said Supervisor review of the Route 115 situa- CASH 5 dents who feel that changes tives said that while the acci- “At least I’m safe.” Jeff Popple, referring to the tion. 13-25-29-35-41 MATCH 6 Court: Powell must pay back $6 million in loans 02-04-18-22-24-35 No player matched all five numbers in Times Leader staff Robert E. Colville, the panel unanimous- documents lacked proper signatures and deemed delinquent in county court Monday’s“Cash 5” ly rejected appeals by the Powell Law initials. Colville’s opinion called the the would be sent to the facilities. A three-judge panel of the state Group regarding a lower court decision appeals “poorly crafted arguments.” The scandal became known as “kids jackpot drawing. Today’s Superior Court has ruled that the law about the loans, which included a 2003 Powell was co-owner of two private for cash,” a label Ciavarella has relent- jackpot will be worth firm run by Attorney Robert Powell, a loan to his firm Big Kahuna totaling juvenile detention and treatment centers lessly rejected, insisting that, while he $225,000. key figure in the scandal that sent two $1.35 million, a 2004 loan to Big Kahuna at the heart of the scandal that brought did get money from Powell and facility Lottery officials reported Luzerne County judges to jail on cor- for $225,000, and a 2005 loan to his down former county judges Michael builder Robert Mericle, it was not in 23 players matched ruption charges, must pay more that development company, W-Cat, initially Conahan and Mark Ciavarella, both cur- exchange for sending youths to the facili- $6 million in loans and attorney fees in for $2.5 million by extended with two rently serving long prison sentences. ties. four numbers, winning defaulted loans and attorney fees owed separate $1 million lines of credit. During Ciavarella’s trial, Powell testified Powell was sentenced to 18 months in $589.50 each; for two businesses Powell ran. Powell’s firm had contended the attor- the two judges essentially strong-armed prison after pleading guilty in July 2009 1,526 players matched In three separately but similarly word- ney fees, totaling $635,743 for the three him into making recurring payments in to charges of failing to report a crime three numbers, winning ed opinions penned by Senior Judge loans, were “excessive” and the loan exchange for them assuring juveniles related to those payments. $15 each; and 20,131 players matched two numbers, winning One man shot, another assaulted in West Hazleton $1 each. No player matched all STEVE MOCARSKY second floor of 227 E. Broad St. with a according to police Chief Brian Buglio. them possibly wearing a black baseball six numbers in Monday’s [email protected] gunshot wound to his leg. Witnesses told police more than 10 cap. “Match 6”jackpot Police also found Leshawn Williams, shots were heard being fired both inside Police are reviewing video surveil- drawing. Thursday’s WEST HAZLETON — One man 21, of West Hazleton, in the residence. and outside the residence, and three lance footage in the area. Anyone with was shot and another assaulted early Williams had suffered lacerations and men were seen running from the house. information is asked to contact West jackpot will be worth Monday morning at a home on East contusions to his face, police said. Buglio said the suspects reportedly Hazleton police at 570-455-3733 or by $5.6 million. Broad Street. Crutch was transported to Geisinger fired about four shots at the house as calling 911. Borough police were dispatched Wyoming Valley Medical Center in they were crossing the street on their West Hazleton police were assisted to the 200 block of East Broad Street Plains Township for treatment of non- way to a small, dark-colored vehicle. on scene by officers from the Hazleton for multiple reports of shots fired just life-threatening injuries. Williams was He said a preliminary description city and Butler Township police depart- before 12:30 a.m. and found Joshua L. taken to Hazleton General Hospital for of the suspects described them as ments and members of the Pennsylvania Crutch, 20, of West Hazleton, on the evaluation and was treated and released, Hispanic males in their 20s, with one of State Police Forensic Services Unit. OBITUARIES Banashefski, Elynore POLICE BLOTTER Beatty, Shirley Laflin council tables hiring police officers Ciavarella, Bertha WILKES-BARRE — Two men were arrested after police witnessed an alleged narcotics trans- Jenkins, Thomas action in the parking lot of a local grocery store. Harrison, Lorraine due to possible department elimination State police in Wyoming said James Kozub, Yuliya Featherstone, 33, of Academy Street, Wilkes- Kuczynski, Albina Barre, and Jeremy Valcarcel, 22, of Pettebone Lane, Jared GERI GIBBONS put them at risk.” Councilman Thomas Parry said council Street, Forty Fort, were observed in a narcotics Times Leader Correspondent The issue came to the forefront when members were still in the process of evalu- transaction at about 2 p.m. in the parking lot of Nickas, Tom council tabled a motion to hire two part- ating proposals from Jenkins Township Schiel’s Market on George Avenue. Schwartz, Leah LAFLIN — Monday night’s Borough time police officers. Several members said and the city of Pittston offering police The men were charged with possession with Soboleski, Arlene Council meeting provided dozens of bor- they felt uncomfortable considering the protection at a reduced cost. intent to deliver a controlled substance, posses- Thomas, Charlie ough residents the opportunity to again hiring of new officers, when the fate of the “This council ran on the platform of sion of a controlled substance, resisting arrest, respond to the possibility of the elimina- its police department was still pending. fiscal responsibility,” said Parry, “and we conspiracy and possession of drug parapherna- tion of the borough’s police department. Mayor Dorothy Shea Yazurlo said she intend to follow through with it. With less lia. Police said they seized money, crack cocaine, Page 8A Most who showed up Monday seemed felt her hands had been tied by council money available to us, we need to make heroin and marijuana. to want to keep the borough police pres- and she was unable to fulfill the mandate some difficult decisions.” Members of the state police Troop P Vice/ ence “as is.” of her office in regard to the police depart- In another matter, Tony Pirro, County Narcotics Unit and the Wilkes-Barre Police Borough Council has been exploring ment. Waste, addressed council saying he would Department’s Anti-Crime Unit conducted the the disbanding the department at recent Yazurlo referred to a borough ordinance “love to win the trash collection and investigation. meetings. which reads, “The mayor shall have full recycling contract.” He said the single WILKES-BARRE TWP. — Township police WHO TO CONTACT Many residents shared stories reflect- charge and control of the chief of police stream method used by the company are investigating the robbery of the Turkey Hill ing quick response times by borough and the police force.” would save the borough money and make Minit Market at 340 Wilkes-Barre Township Missed Paper ...... 829-5000 officers that saved lives. Some cited the “I haven’t been able to do my job,” said it more likely residents would participate Boulevard early Saturday morning. Obituaries ...... 970-7224 Advertising ...... 970-7101 borough’s low crime rate relative to other Yazurlo, “or there would have been two recycling. Police said a black male, about 5 feet, 11 inch- Advertising Billing ...... 970-7328 nearby municipalities such as Wilkes- new part-time officers hired tonight.” The borough will again be trying to gar- es tall and weighing 195 pounds fled with the Classified Ads ...... 970-7130 Barre. She said she found relying on state ner a Local Shared Grant for 2014 (gam- cash drawer at about 1:30 a.m. He was wearing Newsroom ...... 970-7242 “As council members, you are also police to fill the gap in police service was ing monies). The deadline for the grant a black hooded sweatshirt and a white mask on City Editor residents,” said Larry Brogna. “You live unacceptable in regard to response time request is Dec. 31. his face. No weapon was displayed and no one Daniel Burnett ...... 970-7180 here and your children live here, I don’t and understanding of the needs of resi- The next meeting of Borough Council was injured. Anyone with information should Sports Editor understand how you could be willing to dents. will be on Oct. 14 at 6 p.m. call police at 570-208-4635 or call 911. John Medeiros ...... 970-7143 Features Editor Sandra Snyder ...... 970-7383 Hughestown looks Online Editor ...... 970-7329 NAACP preps committee for CEO search Photo Editor Clark Van Orden ...... 970-7175 for ways to reduce E-MAIL ...... [email protected] BRETT ZONGKER mittee to find someone to suc- “you commit to work 24/7/365 Associated Press ceed Jealous. and spend half your year on speeding truck traffic Former NAACP Chairman an airplane and every minute WASHINGTON — Leaders Julian Bond said there had working to advance the cause B. GARRET ROGAN of the nation’s largest civil been no indication at the of civil and human rights.” Times Leader Correspondent rights group pledged to con- board’s last meeting in July Under Jealous, the group tinue fighting for voting rights, that Jealous would leave, but worked to abolish death HUGHESTOWN — Council discussed ways BUILDING TRUST health care, a higher minimum he added that leading the orga- penalty laws in at least four to reduce speeding truck traffic within the bor- wage and immigration reform, nization is an extremely diffi- states, opposed “stop-and- ough during Monday’s meeting. The Times Leader strives to even as the NAACP begins cult job. frisk” police tactics and stand- Officials plan to contact representatives from correct errors, clarify stories searching for a new president “We’ve had our ups and your-ground laws following PennDOT to add signage advising industrial and update them promptly. and CEO. downs over the years, but the death of Florida teenager truck drivers to reduce speeds on Rock Street Corrections will appear in this After suffering turbulent we’ve had a wonderful, won- Trayvon Martin and embraced due to an increase in complaints from residents spot. If you have information to leadership changes and scan- derful steward for the past five gay rights in a historic 2012 in the area about noise and possible hazards. help us correct an inaccuracy or dals in the past, NAACP board years and he’s brought an enor- vote to support same-sex mar- Rock Street is technically a state road and as cover an issue more thoroughly, members said the 104-year- mous amount of energy to the riage rights. such is under the jurisdiction of the state. call the newsroom at 829-7242. old group is poised for a AP Photo NAACP,” Bond said. “We’re Donations have increased Councilwoman Barbara Gatto added smooth transition this time as NAACP President Ben Jealous going to be much poorer with- from $23 million in 2007 — Parsonage Street as another area of concern. it seeks to replace outgoing speaks at a news conference in out him.” the year before Jealous was Similar worries about trucks also have been President Benjamin Jealous. Annapolis, Md. in March. Jealous, In a written statement to hired — to $46 million in 2012, expressed regarding that street during council He announced on Sunday that the president and CEO of the The Associated Press, Jealous he said. The group also said its meetings in neighboring Pittston. he would step down at the end National Association for the vowed the transition to a new donors have increased from Mayor Paul Hindmarsh advised increased of the year. Advancement of Colored People, leader would be orderly and 16,000 people giving each year monitoring of truck traffic in the borough so as Chairwoman Roslyn Brock says he plans to step down by the planned. “Their success will be to more than 132,000. to possibly justify the hiring of a police officer said the board is disappoint- end of the year. my success,” he said. Jealous said he had been certified to inspect trucks that could be in viola- ed Jealous is leaving after When he was hired for the increasingly wrestling with the tion of borough code. five years but that the group a strategic plan in place that job in 2008, Jealous became need to spend more time with In other matters, the council unanimously 2013-253 remains energized on issues will help guide our work for the group’s youngest-ever his family. Several years ago, approved Gatto’s motion to donate $100 to the nationwide. the next 50 years.” leader at the age of 35. The he told his daughter that he Pittston Library. “The NAACP is alive, and Brock said the NAACP’s job is unique in its intensity, needed five years to do impor- The next regular council meeting will be at it’s well,” Brock said. “We have board is forming a search com- Jealous said Monday, because tant work at the NAACP. 7:30 p.m. Oct. 14.

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IN BRIEF BUTLER TWP. Woman’s case bizarre, judge says Walton deaths murder-suicide 76-year-old gets 7 years probation in forgery, harassment Township police and Luzerne County District Attorney’s Office on Monday released their findings SHEENA DELAZIO Sklarosky sentenced The couple told police with cancer. Yurick called Isabella’s on the deaths of John J. Walton, 51, [email protected] Isabella, formerly of Sugarloaf Isabella would walk her large Isabella was originally actions “pure evil” and “heart- and his wife, Stacy A. Walton, 41, in and now living in Florida, German Shepherd in front of charged in August 2011 and less,” noting that at one point, December 2012, determining that the WILKES-BARRE — to seven years probation on their son, bend over and slap was hit with additional charg- after his wife lost her hair dur- case as a murder-suicide. Luzerne County Judge Joseph Monday. her buttocks in a “mooning” es in November 2012 after ing a sickness, Isabella began The bodies of the couple were found Sklarosky Jr. likened the forg- Her case, Sklarosky said, fashion, place feces on their the Yuricks and several others mailing wig magazines. inside her home at 470 E. Butler Drive ery and harassment case of included some of the most property, throw walnuts at received additional unwanted Sklarosky said that if on Dec. 17. Theresa Gordon Isabella to “nasty, vindictive and despi- their home and display her mail. Handwriting samples Isabella violates her probation The 10-month investigation that the story of “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. cable conduct” he’s ever seen. middle finger. pegged Isabella as the sender. even once, he would jail her. involved interviews and forensic analy- Hyde.” “This is a bizarre case,” the The Yuricks also began Isabella denies the allega- “I have no patience … for sis determined John Walton killed his Isabella, 76, had been a judge said. “It has a Jekyll and receiving anonymous mail in tions. “Even though I have violations,” Sklarosky warned. wife before taking his own life, accord- nurse for years, raised a son Hyde quality.” the form of subscriptions, let- been found guilty of these The judge ordered her to ing to a news release. and has been a community In August 2008, Sugarloaf ters and literature. charges, I am innocent,” she pay several hundred dollars Stacy Walton had been separated advocate, witnesses testified police began receiving com- Police said Heather Yurick’s said. in fines and almost $15,000 in from her husband and had obtained a Monday. plaints from James and parents also began receiv- James Yurick said Monday restitution costs. protection from abuse order against him, She’s also been convicted Heather Yurick about their ing unwanted mail, as did that Isabella’s actions caused Isabella must also undergo alleging he had threatened to kill her and of 29 charges on allegations neighbor, Isabella, on Prospect another neighbor in the com- lost time between his wife and a mental-health evaluation and then himself, according to court records. she sent unwanted mail to her Park Road. The complaints munity. Heather Yurick died three children — time wasted follow recommended treat- A .22 caliber handgun and two spent neighbor and his family. spanned a number of years. in October 2011 after a battle on Isabella. ment. cartridges were found inside the house. PLAINS TWP. VA to discuss vets’ mental health The Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center will host a Mental Health Summit aimed at improving the mental health of veterans today at The Woodlands, Plains Township. “This is an opportunity for us all to sit at the same table, to listen and learn from each other. We all want the same thing — for our veterans and their families to be well-cared for,” said Dr. Timothy Lomauro, chief of psychology and the coordinator of the summit. The Mental Health Summit will include breakout sessions and a net- working fair. The summit will con- clude from 12:15-12:30 p.m. with clos- ing remarks from VA leadership. SHICKSHINNY Northwest hosts talks about concussions Northwest School District is having panel discussions todayto promote awareness for childhood concussions. Students can attend the discussion at 8 a.m. in the Jr./Sr. high school audi- torium at 243 Thorne Hill Road; 10:45 a.m. in the primary school cafeteria at Clark Van Orden | The Times Leader 417 Shickshinny Lake Road; and 2 p.m. Luzerne County Controller Walter Mitchell discusses his plans Monday for audits and other work he wants to complete during his temporary term through Jan. 3. in the intermediate school cafeteria at 20 Sunset Lake Road. A discussion for parents will be held at a later date. A concussion happens when the brain moves back and forth inside Mitchell dives into controller’s duties the skull. Symptoms include altered thinking, difficulty concentrating and remembering new information, dizzi- JENNIFER LEARN-ANDES He didn’t stop there. aging dog had no financial value, The department’s two employees ness, vomiting and lack of energy, sad- [email protected] Mitchell said he has contacted and ownership has been transferred are working on other audits not on ness or irritability and more sleep than county District Attorney Stefanie to Lasoski. this list, including one required by usual or trouble falling asleep. Walter Mitchell said he’s embrac- Salavantis, urging her to pursue “My concern was as long as we the state, Mitchell said. Special-education teacher Jennifer ing his new temporary role as charges against Lasoski, who has own the dog, if the dog tore some- He also has started a list of items Oiler is helping to coordinate the event Luzerne County controller and paid back the money and resigned. body’s face off, we were liable. I that warrant correcting. His list and said it’s important for parents to hasn’t been shy about respectfully If charges are not filed, other didn’t like our exposure as a coun- includes a past practice that result- know the signs of a concussion, espe- voicing his views to the administra- employees with access to county ty,” Mitchell said. ed in at least half of the employees cially during sports seasons. Quick tion. funds will believe they can “get away He plans to interview applicants receiving paychecks for time not yet response to a head injury could mean “This is intellectually stimulat- with the same thing” by contending this week for a vacant auditor posi- worked. Employees are paid every faster recovery time. ing,” said Mitchell, a Bear Creek they were borrowing the money tion and is sorting through pending two weeks, and he suggests with- Village resident and 36-year owner with plans to repay it, he said. and promised audits to determine holding pay for the prospectively NANTICOKE of an insurance and financial estate “As long as I’m here, we’re going which should be completed or at paid employees — with significant planning firm. to make sure that that message gets least initiated during his four-month warning so they can prepare — dur- LCCC to hold 9/11 One example of his approach out that any violation of the pub- tenure. ing a month when there are three occurred when Don Lasoski recent- lic trust and any misuse of public Prior Controller Walter Griffith, paydays. The entire workforce remembrance ly resigned as sheriff lieutenant funds is absolutely unacceptable who resigned, potentially as part should be paid on the same sched- after acknowledging he took $375 and needs to be treated to the full- of a plea agreement related to ule for time already worked, he said. Luzerne County Community College for a personal issue with plans to est extent of the law,” said Mitchell, pending wiretap charges against He also has suggested a commit- will hold a Sept. 11 remembrance repay it before anyone noticed. who will serve in the post until the him, told council earlier this year tee to create a fresh, comprehensive ceremony on Wednesday at 11 a.m., Mitchell sought and obtained a controller elected in November his office planned to complete six policies and procedures manual and at the college’s Walk of Honor at the detailed explanation of the proce- takes office Jan. 3. audits in 2013. Two were finished, said he welcomes input from county Regional Public Safety Training Center dures for removing money from this He said he also worked with the and a third was wrapped up but taxpayers at 825-1629. in Nanticoke. fund and said Monday his office will administration to ensure the county not released. The remaining audits “It is for the taxpayers that I The event is free and open to the be issuing suggested policy addi- divested its ownership of the sheriff include reviews of fuel usage and work, and only for them. This is not public. tions that could prevent another canine handled by Lasoski. County purchasing department procedures a Republican or Democratic posi- theft. officials say two experts said the and controls. tion,” he said. WILKES-BARRE Three area schools attain high rank Jury selected in case involving machete attack Ranked by Washington Monthly magazine’s “2013 College Rankings” Wilkes-Barre police allege edition, King’s College took 121st Juan Borbon,21, allegedly attacked teen outside GAR Borbon was involved in a place out of 684 U.S. schools to offer fight in which he swung the master’s degrees. machete and nearly severed The ratings were based on how the SHEENA DELAZIO that nearly Before jury selection began the attack. Allen’s hand. schools interacted with their communi- [email protected] severed Monday, prosecutors told Falvello said Abreu is rep- Allen testified at a prelimi- ties by way of public service initiatives the hand Sklarosky that one of their resented by attorney Cheryl nary hearing last year that he and how they contribute to the public WILKES-BARRE — A of then-15- witnesses — 18-year-old Sobeski-Reedy and he is was helping a black student good. Luzerne County jury was year-old Yansy Abreu — did not abide under supervision with the who was jumped by a group This category also looked at research selected Monday to hear Marquis by a subpoena and appear county’s juvenile probation after classes had ended for programs and graduating and recruiting the trial of a man accused Allen. at the courthouse Monday department. the day. students from low-income households. of attacking a teen with a County Borbon morning. Phillips said that if Abreu The fight occurred off Misericordia University ranked machete outside GAR High Judge Falvello said investigators fails to show for court again, school grounds on South 264th in this category. School in February 2012. Joseph had to go pick up Abreu and the next step would be to Grant and Lehigh streets. The magazine also identified schools A jury of nine men and Sklarosky Jr. said assistant bring him to the courthouse, make him a material witness Abreu previously testi- offering master’s degrees nationwide five women, which includes district attorneys Alexis where Sklarosky warned him — a process that puts a wit- fied the planned fight was that give the “Best Bang for Yo ur two alternates, was selected Falvello and Mamie Phillips he could be charged if he ness on bail to ensure appear- between students of African- Buck,” or schools that offer quality Monday afternoon to hear and Borbon’s attorney, Paul does not appear as the sub- ances in court. American and Dominican education at reasonable prices. the case of Juan Borbon, 21, Galante, will present their poena requires. Falvello said prosecutors heritages. Misericordia ranked 97th in this cat- with no last known address, opening statements this Prosecutors say Borbon expect to call five witnesses Borbon is jailed at the egory, King’s earned the 100th spot and who faces seven charges morning before testimony pulled the machete from during the trial, which could Luzerne County Correctional University of Scranton took 140th place. stemming from the attack begins. Abreu’s backpack just before last until Thursday. Facility. PAGE 4A Tuesday, September 10, 2013 NATION & WORLD www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER IN BRIEF Groups rush to hire ‘Obamacare’ guides

become a “train wreck.” Tara McCollum Plese when ‘Navigators’being employed to aid previously uninsured The guides will be sent to she was asked whether her community events with lap- group, Arizona Alliance for CARLAK. JOHNSON from running soup kitchens to these state requirements, they tops to help people sign up Community Health Centers, AP Medical Writer organizing farm workers, have are going to be ready to go,” said for insurance online. They has hired any of the 45 workers been recruited by the federal Katie Keith, a former research will work at food banks, shel- authorized in its federal grant. CHICAGO — With the pro- government to sign up “navi- professor at Georgetown ters, churches and free clinics “Ack! No,” she said Thursday. gram known as “Obamacare” gators” to help the 30 million University, who has been track- where the uninsured are likely Her group has posted a job only weeks away from its key uninsured people who can ing the heath care legislation. to be. description, she said, and is AP photo launch date, hectic prepara- now gain coverage. “You want people out there edu- The short time available for now flooded with inquiries for Doggone it, summer’s over tions are in motion in com- Many of the groups have cating consumers.” training raises questions about the positions, which pay about Dogs leashed to a fence outside of PS234 in munities across the country little expertise in health insur- Deploying the guides for the how prepared the workers will $15 an hour. She’s since heard NewYork watch as school children line up to enter the school. The dogs were left outside to deal with one of its major ance. And the timeline for uninsured is one of the first be to answer people’s ques- one worker has been hired. by owners who brought their children for practical challenges: hiring training the workers is tight. hurdles for the new health tions about the different poli- Not one navigator has been class. Mondaywas the first day back for New and training a small army According to the new health system as it transitions from cies and government subsidies hired yet under the $2 million York City’s 1 million public school students. of instant experts who can law, people can begin shop- an abstract political debate available. Community groups grant obtained by the Ohio explain the intricacies of ping among the new policies in Washington to a real-life received the course materi- Association of Foodbanks. CAMP HILL, PA. health insurance to people on Oct. 1. The enrollment process in communities. It als for the 20-hour training The Illinois Eye Institute, who’ve never had it. period lasts six months. is one of the steps govern- only days ago. Many have just which will help with enroll- Pa. hospital systems More than 100 nonprofits Coverage begins in January. ment officials are concerned begun to post the openings on ment in the Chicago area, and related organizations, “I think there’s a lot of con- about as critics warn that the job boards. plans to train a dozen staffers consider affiliation which specialize in everything cern about whether, with all Affordable Care Act could A small scream came from for the task. Two hospital systems in Pennsylvania said Monday they are examining whether there are ways they can work together, a process Pakistani that’s beginning with a letter of intent. Geisinger Health System of Danville and Holy Spirit Health System in Camp Hill said in announcing the deal parties back that the approval process was expected to take at least six months. Geisinger has about 19,000 employ- ees and serves 44 counties in central peace talks and northeastern Pennsylvania. Holy Spirit runs 315-bed Holy Spirit Hospital in Camp Hill. Its health sys- ASIF SHAHZAD tem has more than 2,900 employees and REBECCA SANTANA and some 500 physicians. Associated Press ISLAMABAD — Pakistani LAKE MARY, FLA. political leaders Monday endorsed Fla. police called on government efforts to negotiate with militants in the tribal regions George Zimmerman while distancing themselves from George Zimmerman’s estranged wife a war that they portrayed as being called police officers to her father’s foisted on them by the U.S. inva- house in Florida Monday, saying the sion of Afghanistan. former neighborhood watch volunteer Pakistan has been battling mili- who was acquitted of murder threat- tants in the northeastern part of ened her with a gun. the country for years who do not Shellie Zimmerman called police recognize the authority of the gov- shortly after 2 p.m. Monday, said Lake ernment. Mary Police Chief Steve Bracknell. Thousands of civilians and mem- Zimmerman hasn’t been arrested bers of the security forces have and officers were at the house trying to been killed in bombings and shoot- determine what happened, Bracknell AP photo ings carried out by the militants said. Cody Park exhales a cloud of marijuana smoke after taking a hit on a bong at the first day of Hempfest in Seattle.The three-day marijuana but the war has been unpopular Shellie Zimmerman in a divorce festival is part party, part protest and part victory celebration after the legalization of pot in Washington and Colorado last fall. with many in the country who petition filed last week she said she see it as a battle against their own and her husband separated a month people at the behest of the U.S. and after Zimmerman was acquitted of any Afghanistan. crime for fatally shooting 17-year-old Activists give awaypot to protest taxes The announcement came after Trayvon Martin last July in Sanford, a meeting of politicians from just a few miles away Lake Mary. the major political parties at the prime minister’s residence to Associated Press a 15 percent excise tax plus handed out the cigarettes and qualifies for marijuana discuss the country’s precarious ANKARA a 10 percent statewide sales at Civic Center Park for under Colorado’s medical security situation. The meeting Kurdish rebels halt DENVER — Hundreds of tax on all retail marijuana the campaign. She said she marijuana law. He said he was also attended by the head of people lined up in Denver purchases. opposes the proposed taxes showed up and got a single the Pakistani army, Gen. Ashfaq withdrawal from Turkey for a free marijuana cigarette The marijuana was donat- because people who can’t marijuana cigarette to show Parvez Kayani, and the head of Monday as part of a protest ed by a local attorney who afford to pay would be forced his support for the campaign the Inter-Services Intelligence, the Kurdish rebels announced Monday against a ballot proposal that got it as part of a legal settle- to go to the black market. to defeat the ballot measure country’s spy agency. they are suspending their withdrawal would impose high taxes on ment after authorities deter- People waiting in line for that would impose high In a statement after the meet- from Turkey into bases in northern the drug, which is now legal mined it was seized illegally, the free pot shouted “We taxes. ing, the political leaders called Iraq over what they say is the Turkish in Colorado for recreational according to Larisa Bolivar, want weed!” as the supply “I paid for two hours of upon the government to “initiate government’s failure to advance peace use. campaign manager for oppo- dwindled. parking and stood in line for dialogue with all the stakeholders” talks aimed at ending a nearly 30-year- The measure on the nents of the ballot measure. Gulf War veteran Randy one joint because I’ve been and authorize the government to old conflict. November ballot asks Littletree Oppy wore a Notz said he suffers from campaigning for this right do what was necessary to bring The Kurdistan Workers Party, or PKK, Colorado voters to approve fake nurse cap while she a traumatic brain injury for a long time,” Notz said. about negotiations. declared a cease-fire in March and began “We declare that we shall our- withdrawing fighters from Turkey in selves determine the means and May as part of the peace efforts. Turkey mode of fighting this war in our in turn was expected to enact reforms to national interest and shall not be improve Kurdish rights. Rodman returning to N. Korea, with others guided by the United States of But a statement from the PKK, car- America or any other country in ried by the pro-Kurdish Firat news Former NBA player speaks of this regard,” the statement said. agency, accused Turkey of failing to The statement also condemned honor its side of the bargain and called ‘basketball diplomacy’plan, the U.S.’s use of drones in the trib- on it to take steps toward “democ- al region to kill militants. ratization and the resolution of the friendship with Kim Jon Un Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif Kurdish problem.” The group said the came into office in June saying he cease-fire would stand. BRIAN MAHONEY supported talks instead of military AP Basketball Writer operations to bring about peace. TEHRAN Monday’s announcement gives NEW YORK — Dennis Rodman is him the political backing he want- Iran’s president urges going back to North Korea, and bringing ed to try to negotiate with the gov’t on Facebook a team of former NBA players with him. militants. Days after returning from his second Previously the Pakistani Taliban, Iran’s curious world of online politics trip to visit Kim Jong Un — in which the main militant group fighting looked a bit more crowded Monday with he said he became the first foreigner in the tribal regions, had rejected members of President Hasan Rouhani’s to hold the leader’s newborn daughter Sharif’s talk of negotiations. But a Cabinet encouraged to open their own — Rodman announced plans Monday spokesman for the group Monday Facebook pages — in a country where to stage two exhibition games in North welcomed the announcement. authorities, at the same time, try to Korea in January. “It is for the first time that the block the public from social media. The first will be Jan. 8 — Kim’s birth- government has shown serious- The government-as-Facebook day — with another to follow two days ness,” said Shahidullah Shahid. Friends initiative, reported by the pro- later. He said the executive council of reform Shargh daily, is seen as part Rodman’s friendship with the auto- AP photo the group would meet in the next of Rouhani’s efforts to give the presi- cratic leader has been criticized — and Former NBA player Dennis Rodman speaks to the media during a news conference in NewYork on few days to discuss the announce- dency a makeover as more accountable led to a couple of testy exchanges dur- Monday. ment and will issue a response and accessible after his combative pre- ing his Manhattan news conference. But then. decessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Rodman insists Kim is a good person, Famer to write a book about him. Kim’s human rights record and por- Critics of talking with the wants to have better relations with the Though looking like a billboard, trayed himself as the person who could Taliban point out that militants EL-ARISH, EgYPT United States and that he’s the one who Rodman said he’s not doing the event make outsiders see the young leader as and the government have come can help make it happen with his plan for for money. He said the Irish betting com- different than his father and grandfather. to numerous agreements over Egyptian tanks, copters “basketball diplomacy.” pany Paddy Power would put up $3.5 “He has to do his job but he’s a very the years only to see the militants push through Sinai “Why North Korea? It’ll open doors,” million. Power later said finances hadn’t good guy,” Rodman said. break their end of the deal. Many Rodman said. been determined. “If he wanted to bomb anybody in the accuse the militants of using the Egyptian troops and tanks backed by Touting his friendship with Kim and And Rodman, who joked that he hadn’t world, he would have done it.” negotiations as a way to buy time helicopter gunships swept through vil- taunting President Barack Obama for drawn such a crowd in New Yo rk since he Instead, Rodman had harder words while they consolidate their power. lages in the northern Sinai Peninsula not talking to him, Rodman said he will wore a wedding dress to a book signing, for Obama, whom he spoke angrily of The U.S. and Afghanistan insist near the border with the Palestinian go back to North Korea for a week in was adamant that this venture was seri- while talking to reporters last week that clearing the tribal regions of Gaza Strip on Monday, the third day December to help select local players for ous — “groundbreaking,” in Rodman’s after his trip. He talked around a safe havens for militants is key to of a major offensive against Islamic the game. He hopes to have stars such words. question about American citizen and securing peace in Afghanistan, but extremists, a military official said. So as former Chicago teammate Scottie “People think this is a gimmick. I Christian missionary Kenneth Bae, the statement distanced Pakistan far, some 20 suspected militants have Pippen and Karl Malone. would love to make this a gimmick … but who was arrested in November and sen- from ownership of the military been killed and 20 captured in the “Michael Jordan, he won’t do it, it’s not about the money,” he said. tenced to 15 years of hard labor for what campaign. It blamed the thou- operation, he added. because he’s Michael Jordan,” Rodman He rarely referred to Kim by name, Pyongyang described as hostile acts sands of deaths in part on “blow- Explosions rocked el-Mahdiya and said. frequently calling him “the marshal.” against the state. Kim has the power to back from actions of NATO/ISAF Naga Shabana, two of several villages Rodman, holding a cigar and wear- Rodman first met Kim, a basketball grant special pardons under the North’s forces in Afghanistan.” south of the town of Rafah, the official ing the shirt of a vodka company and a fan, when traveling to North Korea in constitution. The announcement came the said, where the military hit targets and hat of a betting company that is funding February for a film project. Rodman said lobbying for the release same day that newly-elected shelters used by militants wanted for the event, said Kim has asked him to Though saying he didn’t want to dis- of a prisoner wasn’t his job, blaming the President Mamnoon Hussain was the killing and abduction of Egyptian train his players to compete in the 2016 cuss politics, Rodman raised his voice president for not reaching out to ease sworn into office in a ceremony at soldiers over the past year. Olympics and offered to allow the Hall of when answering a questioner about tensions between the countries. the presidential palace. www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER NEWS Tuesday, September 10, 2013 PAGE 5A Gogh my! Painting the real deal Man chargedwith DUI, aggravated assault EDWARD LEWIS then drove away, police said [email protected] in the criminal complaint. Police captured Ramirez WILKES-BARRE — An at the Host Inn on Kidder argument among drunken Street, where the two men co-workers were staying. about who Police said Ramirez and was going to Stewart are employees of a drive a truck company constructing the resulted in hotel at Mohegan Sun at one of them Pocono Downs casino in getting Plains Township. struck and Ramirez was arraigned by the other Ramirez District Judge Martin Kane driving in Wilkes-Barre on charges away early Monday morn- of aggravated assault by vehi- ing, according to charges cle, aggravated assault while fi led. driving under the influence, City police charged driving under the influence, Patrick R. Ramirez, 25, accidents involving injury of Blue Spring, Mo., with and careless driving. He was intentionally striking Shane jailed at the Luzerne County Stewart, of Missouri, in the Correctional Facility for lack parking lot of McDonald’s of $50,000 bail. on Kidder Street at 12:40 Police said Ramirez a.m. refused to submit to a blood/ Witnesses allegedly told alcohol test at Geisinger police Ramirez and Stewart Wyoming Valley Medical were arguing about who Center. was going to drive a truck Arrest papers say Stewart with a Missouri license was taken to Geisinger plate when the accident hap- Wyoming Valley where he pened. Ramirez accelerated was listed in critical condi- the truck and hit Stewart, tion Monday afternoon. got out and looked at his co- A preliminary hearing is worker on the ground. He scheduled on Sept. 19.

AP photo Van Gogh Museum director Axel Rueger,left, and senior researcher Louis van Tilborgh, right,unveil ‘Sunset at Montmajour,’ a long-lost painting by Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh. The discovery is the first full-size canvas that has been found since 1928.The painting sat in a Norwegian industrialist’s attic for six decades after ART he was told it was a fake. Experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam authenticated the 1888 landscape with the help of Vincent Van Gogh’s letters, chemical analysis of the pigments and X-rays of the canvas. 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1.800.275.6401 • geisinger.org/cancer PAGE 6A Tuesday, September 10, 2013 NEWS www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER Historical train ride to ‘Gothic kitten’ case back in court SHeeNA DelAZio by a jury of cruelty to ani- said she didn’t show up lazy and didn’t want to show [email protected] mals for piercing the kit- for three meetings in early up,” Muchler said. tens’ ears and docking their August because she had car Crawford’s attorney, WILKES-BARRE — A tails in April 2010 and later trouble. Jonathan Blum, said his cli- Sweet Valley woman just sentenced to one year in She tried to have the ent is eager to finish her sen- benefit three facilities days away from completing the county’s Intermediate issues resolved, she said, tence and wants to put the a sentence relating to Punishment but could not make it to past three years behind her. piercing the ears of Program. her meetings — the last Judge Tina Polachek Bill o’BoYle kittens and market- Crawford’s sen- three before her sentence Gartley said she was con- [email protected] ing them as “Gothic tence had been was complete. She said cerned about future trans- kittens” will serve 90 extended due to she didn’t have access to portation problems and PITTSTON — Yo u can more days on pro- previous viola- another vehicle and she has wondered why Crawford travel one of the oldest rail bation, a judge said tions, including been suffering from serious didn’t just finish out her sen- routes in the country and Monday. testing positive health issues. tence. help three charities while Holly Crawford, crawford for marijuana Assistant District “This needs to be fin- enjoying the scenic train 38, of Dobson Road, and alcohol. As Attorney Matt Muchler ished,” Polachek Gartley ride from Duryea to Jim appeared in Luzerne part of her new sentence, said he was concerned with said. “The only one who can Thorpe on Sunday. County Court on allegations Crawford was to complete a Crawford’s actions, noting finish it is you.” The fourth annual Greater Photo submitted by the Reading Blue Mountain & Northern Railroad Co. she violated the terms of her program at the county’s Day it was “suspicious” the car Polachek Gartley gave Pittston Charity Train Ride Steam locomotive No. 425, owned by the reading Blue Mountain probation by filing to show Reporting Center, where troubles arouse during the Crawford an additional 90 will be departing at 9 a.m. & Northern railroad co. of Port clinton will be there for the fourth up for three meetings with she was scheduled for meet- last few days of her sen- days probation to be served annual Greater Pittston charity train ride on Sunday. on Stevenson Street in probation officers. ings. tence. with the Day Reporting Duryea and chugging to his- Crawford was convicted On Monday, Crawford “I think … she’s getting Center. toric Jim Thorpe in Carbon GreAter PittStoNcHAritY County. Cost is $65 and tick- ets are still available. trAiN riDe New manager takes over power line project The train is made up of • The railroad excursion to Jim Thorpe is Sunday. 1920s-era open coaches • The train will depart at 9 a.m. from Stevenson Street, Duryea pulled by a 1920s-era steam and return at about 6:45 p.m. JoN o’coNNell on working through PAR. locomotive owned by the • Upon arrival in Jim Thorpe, passengers will have an opportunity [email protected] PPl uPGrADeS elSewHere “There are some other to browse the many specialty shops and restaurants sprinkled Reading Blue Mountain & A new 230-kV circuit is to be added to 8 1/2 miles of existing people on the job that are Northern Railroad Co., Port throughout this historic area. With about 30 miles from other parts of the • Tickets are $65 each and reservations may be made by calling transmission towers starting from the Jenkins Substation in Clinton. 430-4244. remaining of the 101-mile Plains Township, travel through Wyoming Township, Exeter country. The company This year’s Greater • To read more about the train, go to http://www. power line project under- Borough and end at the Stanton Substation in Exeter Township. might bring them on for Pittston Charity Train Ride readingnorthern.com/index.html way by PPL, the electric some specific skill that they will benefit the Pittston utility company will change “That was a business to be inevitable without the might have. But all work- Memorial Library, Greater the company managing decision that we are not dis- grid upgrade. ers went through the Local Pittston YMCA and the Care it was founded, the main be evenly split among this the Susquehanna-Roseland cussing,” Wirth said. Overall, the project is to 1319,” Blauer said. and Concern Free Health occupations, and more,” year’s three recipients. line’s construction. Representatives from cost about $1.2 billion. PPL’s Wirth said PPL is Clinic, also in Pittston. Blandina said. “We travel “With 600 people on the In 2012, PPL contracted T&D Power’s office in share on the Pennsylvania encouraging the new proj- Gloria Blandina, spokes- through White Haven, train, everybody seems to T&D Power Inc., a manage- Clarks Summit declined side is about $630 million. ect manager to retain the woman for the event, said Laura Run, Crestwood, know somebody traveling ment company with roots in comment and spokesmen Public Service Electric & seasonal workers to see the the train can accommodate Penobscot Mountain and with them,” she said. Mesa, Ariz., to oversee the from EC Source, T&D’s par- Gas is paying for the last leg job through to completion. 600 people and the event is the Lehigh Gorge. What’s The train will roll straight project. On Friday it was ent company, did not imme- from where it crosses the The power line is usually sold out. She said a really neat is the number through to Jim Thorpe, announced PAR Electrical diately return calls Monday. eastern state line to where it complete from PPL’s diesel engine has been used of people who come out where passengers can get Contractors LLC of Kansas The project will upgrade ends in Roseland, N.J. Susquehanna Nuclear in past events, but this year to wave as the train passes out and walk through the City, Mo., is taking over. the northeast power grid Of the roughly 200 Power Plant in Salem the steam locomotive will through these areas. The shops and see the sights, PAR has already completed fromBerwick,norththrough employees hired by T&D, Township through pull the cars, adding to the train still commands grand such as the Jim Thorpe portions of the line and is Lackawanna County, across International Brotherhood Scranton. Workers are now historical feel of the trip. attention.” Monument. She said the now coming on board to through Wayne County and of Electrical Workers Local forging toward the Lake “Our conductor tells you Blandina said the event stop in Jim Thorpe is about oversee production in its then south to end near the 1319 President David Wallenpaupack region. the history of every town usually raises around four hours before the train entirety, said PPL Electric Delaware Water Gap. PPL Blauer said, a majority of Despite the change of along the way — when $15,000 and the money will departs for home. Utilities spokesman Paul promises the new line will them were hired through the hands in management, the Wirth. bring more reliable service electrician’s union, though project is on target to meet Wirth did not explain and lower distribution rates he could not immediately its spring 2015 deadline, in the reason for the change for some who live near it. provide an exact number. To time to meet elevated elec- and called it a “transition of PPL determined in 2008 his knowledge, most, if not tricity demands common in management companies.” that blackouts were soon all, of the workers are to stay the summer, Wirth said.

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116672 ing under the influence passenger, was treated for of alcohol and two traffic a head injury at Geisinger violations. Wyoming Valley Medical The charges were Center, police said. Need a New Roof? recently filed with District Police allege heroin Judge John J. Hovan in packets were found in the Tunkhannock. A prelimi- area of the crash. nary hearing is scheduled Koch was charged with on Oct. 3. two counts of driving WILKES-BARRE — under the influence of a City police reported the controlled substance and following: one count each of reckless • A man wanted on endangerment, driving charges he burglarized a with a suspended license, tavern on George Avenue possession of a controlled was captured last week. substance, possession of City police allege Eric C. drug paraphernalia and Yale, 25, of Mill Street, two traffic violations. Wilkes-Barre, burglarized A preliminary hearing is The Great Escape on Aug. scheduled on Oct. 7 before BACK TO SCHOOL SALE! 11, and stole 12 bottles of District Judge Daniel

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THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com Tuesday, September 10, 2013 PAGE 7A IN BRIEF Apple expected to expand iPhone selection Tobyhanna Depot reduces contractors MICHAEL LIEDTKE that Apple typically shows phone makers, most of whom ing the pressure on CEO Tim that would work like a wrist- AP Technology Writer off the latest generation of rely on Google Inc.’s free Cook to prove he’s the right bound smartphone. Samsung After a thorough review of workload its iPhone, a device that has Android software, release leader to carry on the legacy of Electronics, one of Apple’s big- projections, Tobyhanna Army Depot SAN FRANCISCO — Apple reshaped the way people use wave after wave of devices co-founder Steve Jobs. Since gest rivals, introduced its own notified one of its support contractors, is expected to unveil its latest computers since its debut in that cost less than the iPhone. Cook became CEO two years $300 smartwatch called Gear URS Federal Support Services Inc., of take on the iPhone today dur- 2007. Apple took the wraps Those concerns are reflected ago, Apple has only pushed last week, as did Sony and Oklahoma City, Okla., that workload ing an annual ritual that will off the iPhone 5, the current in Apple’s stock price, which out new versions of products Qualcomm Inc. It’s unclear decreases necessitate the release of probably cast a spotlight on model, last September. The has declined nearly 30 per- developed under Jobs, rais- whether a smartwatch will be 48 skilled trade and logistics support the gadget maker’s drive to company has never waited cent since peaking at $705.07 ing questions about whether on Apple’s Tuesday agenda. personnel. regain market share and its longer than a year to update at about the same time the the company’s technological The company isn’t expected This is the fourth release of a mul- sluggish pace of innovation. the iPhone, which has gener- iPhone 5 went on sale last year. vision has become blurred to reveal the latest model of tiphased reduction plan for the fiscal In keeping with its tight- ated $88 billion in revenue The Standard & Poor’s 500 under the new regime. its tablet computer, the iPad, year ending Sept. 30 and took place on lipped ways, Apple Inc. hasn’t during the past year. index has risen about 14 per- In public appearances, Cook until later in the fall. Apple Sept. 6. disclosed what’s on the agen- Apple’s timetable for rolling cent during the same stretch. has repeatedly said Apple is introduced a smaller, less da for the coming-out party out products has vexed many Even though Apple’s market working on some exciting expensive version of the iPad Stocks rise on mergers, scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. investors who have watched value of roughly $460 billion is breakthroughs without reveal- last year in response to the PDT at its Cupertino, Calif., the company’s growth slow more than any other company ing details. The company is success of more compact and homebuilder outlook headquarters. and profit margins decrease. in the world, the deterioration believed to be working on cheaper tablets running on the But this is the time of year Meanwhile, a bevy of smart- in its stock price is escalat- a so-called “smartwatch” Android system. The stock market got a boost from mergers, homes and phones. Two big deals Monday suggested growing confidence in the economy: Luxury retailer Neiman Marcus was sold for $6 billion, and Koch Industries Scientists help create greener dairies bought electronics component maker Molex for $7.2 billion. Apple rose a day ahead of a new M.L. JOHNSON pected rain washed manure spread product announcement. Associated Press several days earlier into nearby Lake Homebuilding stocks rose after Michigan. Klessig was told that if Hovnavian Enterprises said home PRAIRIE DU SAC, Wis. — Cows his family didn’t immediately till the prices are increasing. stand patiently in a tent-like cham- manure into the ground, tearing up The Dow Jones industrial average ber at a research farm in western the grass that feeds their cows, he’d rose over 15,000 for first time since Wisconsin, waiting for their breath soon be in jail. Aug. 23. The Standard & Poor’s 500 to be tested. Outside, corrals have It was a big loss, but it “jump-start- and the Nasdaq composite also rose. been set up with equipment to mea- ed” their environmental awareness, Four stocks rose for every one that sure gas wafting from the ground. A Klessig said. The family welcomed fell on the New Yo rk Stock Exchange. nearby corn field contains tools that researchers from UW-Madison and Volume was average, 3 billion shares. allow researchers to assess the effects UW-Extension onto its property in of manure spread as fertilizer. Cleveland, about 70 miles north of Mass. GOP calls for Scientists based at the University Milwaukee, for tests that had some of Wisconsin-Madison have started unexpected results. repeal of software tax a slew of studies to determine how For example, the family had been dairy farms can reduce their green- leaving its pastures untilled for up Republican lawmakers and business house gas emissions. They will look to a decade to allow the grass to groups ramped up pressure Monday on at what animals eat, how their waste build up density, feeding the cows the Legislature to abolish a new sales is handled and the effects on soil, and reducing erosion. But scientists tax on computer and software services. water and air. found that also allowed phosphorus Rep. Brad Jones, minority leader of Their work is part of a govern- AP photo to accumulate in the top layer of soil. the Massachusetts House, and Sen. ment-sponsored effort to help farm- Research technician Kris Niemann hooks up equipment that will measure the amount of Klessig said his family has been able Bruce Tarr, the minority leader in the ers adapt to more extreme weather ammonia, carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases coming off a barnyard lined with to reduce phosphorus by tilling pas- Senate, filed a bill to eliminate the 6.25 and reduce their impact on climate sand at the U.S. Dairy Forage Research Center in Prairie du Sac, Wis. tures more often and growing corn, percent tax that took effect July 31 as change. The studies also will support which uses phosphorus to grow. part of a massive transportation financ- a dairy industry effort to make farms house gas emissions from their farms president for sustainability. They also learned the farm was los- ing law. more environmentally friendly, profit- to the national average and learn how Environmentally speaking, the big ing hundreds of pounds of soil each The tax has drawn sharp criticism able and attractive to consumers. The improving their practices could help issue for dairy farms for decades was year through its drainage system and from technology companies that con- Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy is their bottom line. manure. wormholes were allowing manure to tend it will hurt a critical sector of the developing a computer program that “We like to say sustainability Karl Klessig remembers state run into those pipes. It was nerve- state’s economy. will allow farmers to compare water makes cents — c-e-n-t-s,” said Erin agents coming to his farm in 2002 racking to have researchers point out Meanwhile, the Massachusetts consumption, energy use and green- Fitzgerald, the center’s senior vice and handcuffing him after an unex- these problems, Klessig said. Taxpayers Foundation, which also opposes the tax, released a new analy- sis Monday that the business-backed organization said supports its asser- tion that Massachusetts now imposes Microsoft launches free Xbox Music on Web the highest tax in the nation on soft- ware services. RYAN NAKASHIMA that the music service hasn’t to be a devices and services the benefits of having multiple automatically along genres or According to the study, only four AP Business Writer done much to drive sales of the company. We know they want devices linked to Microsoft’s similar artists. other states, Connecticut, Hawaii, New Windows 8 operating system. to be a device company since platform. Its music service, The thinking is if new con- Mexico and South Dakota, tax com- Microsoft is making its The move represents anoth- they’re buying the Nokia phone for example, will save favor- sumers enjoy the free experience puter system design and all do so at a Xbox Music streaming service er step toward Microsoft’s division,” he said. “This kind of ites and playlists across PCs, online, some might upgrade to lower rate than Massachusetts. available for free on the Web goal of becoming a company thing gives more credibility to Windows Phones and Xbox pay $10 a month for the Xbox — even to those who don’t use that sells devices and services, the idea they’ll be more of a game consoles. Music Pass, which allows play- Windows 8. rather than primarily software, services company as well.” “To actually build that eco- back on mobile phones and The expansion beyond said Michael Turits, an analyst Most buyers of the new system, we need to bring peo- Microsoft’s game console, Xbox Windows 8 devices and with financial advisory firm Windows 8 operating sys- ple into it,” Johnson said. 360, and its upcoming version, Xbox game consoles start- Raymond James. It comes tem discovered Xbox Music Xbox Music allows people Xbox One. Microsoft is also ing Monday is intended to on the heels of Microsoft because it’s the default player to choose from 30 million launching apps for iPhones and $3.62$3.57 $3.84 bring new customers into the announcing it would buy the for music files that people tracks and stream them for Android devices that will allow software giant’s ecosystem of mobile phone handset manu- have imported from else- free with ads. The service paying subscribers to access $4.06 devices and services, and could facturing business of Nokia where, according to Xbox sells downloadable tracks that Xbox Music. Previously, you on 7/17/2008 help it compete with other Corp. for $7.2 billion and that Music general manager Jerry have been kept off streaming had to have a device running digital music offerings such as CEO Steve Ballmer would Johnson. Opening it up to services by artists or labels. A the Windows Phone 8 operat- Pandora, Spotify and iTunes. step down within 12 months. the broader public would give radio service on Xbox Music ing system to access the plan on It’s also an acknowledgement “They’ve said they’re going more people a chance to see also generates song playlists the go.

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THOMAS JENKINS, 94, elynOre banasheFski Jared spencer lane bertha GlOria ciavarella formerly of Bethlehem, passed away peacefully on Saturday, Sept. 8, 2013 Sept. 7, 2013 Sept. 8, 2013 Sept. 7, 2013, at Cedarbrook Jared Spencer Lane, 22, of Bertha Gloria Ciavarella, 81, Nursing Home, Allentown. He Elynore Banashefski, 83, of Jackson, Mo., died Saturday as formerly of Wilkes-Barre, passed was the husband of the late Ruth Wilkes-Barre Township, passed a result of an automobile acci- away Sunday morning surround- (Keil) Jenkins. Born in Wilkes away Sunday at Commonwealth dent in Jackson, Mo. ed by her family at Keystone Barre, Thomas was a son of Hospice at St. Luke’s Villa, He was born June 14, 1991, Garden Estates, Larksville. the late David and Elizabeth Wilkes-Barre. in Kingston, to Loren B. and Gloria, as she was known (Davies) Jenkins. He was a Born April 24, 1930, in the Christina N. Dymond Lane. to many, was born in Wilkes- Pennsylvania state trooper Georgetown section of Wilkes- He graduated from Jackson Barre, Nov. 26, 1931, the daugh- for 28 years, retiring from the Barre Township, she was the High School in 2010. Jared ter of the late Julius and Mary Criminal Investigation Unit. He daughter of the late John and had worked for Lodo Lounge Bodovich Roskowski. She was a also served as a deputy sheriff for Mary Kostak Banashefski. in Cape Girardeau and had graduate of the former Wilkes- Northampton County, and was a Elynore was a graduate of started a band playing music. Barre Township High School. plumber for Philip Malozzi Sr. Wilkes-Barre Township High He was a member of Church Gloria was a longtime mem- and Stipe Plumbing of Easton. School, class of 1947, and she of Jesus Christ of Latter Day ber of Holy Rosary Church in Surviving are son Thomas R. worked as a secretary and Saints in Cape Girardeau. Wilkes-Barre and was active in Jenkins and his wife, Linda, bookkeeper most of her life at 8:30 to 10 a.m. Thursday in John Survivors include his par- He was preceded in death by the Altar & Rosary Society and Florida and sister Terry O’Neil of Allentown; grandchildren, the Union Paper and Supply the Baptist Byzantine Catholic ents, Loren B. and Christina N. paternal grandparents, great- also was member of the Sons of of Wilkes-Barre. Also surviving Christopher Jenkins and his Co. of Wilkes-Barre. She was Church, Chestnut Street, Lane, of Jackson, Mo.; sister, grandparents and maternal Italy. She was currently a mem- are numerous nieces and neph- wife, Veronica; Rebecca Jenkins; a life member of St. John the Wilkes-Barre Township. Divine Chelsea L. Lane, of Jackson, great-grandfather. Visitation ber of Our Lady of Hope Parish, ews. great-grandchildren, Travis and Baptist Byzantine Church in Liturgy and Requiem Services Mo.; brothers, Ryan M. will be 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday Park Avenue, Wilkes-Barre. The family would like to Faith. He was predeceased by Georgetown, where she enjoyed will be held at 10 a.m. with the (Wanda) Lane, of Fall River, at Ford & Sons Mt. Auburn Gloria was a loving and thank Dr. John Carey, M.D., and his son William Jenkins and his years of baking cakes and cook- Rev. Mykhalo Prodanets, pas- Mass.; Andrew C. (Jordan) Chapel in Cape Girardeau, Mo. devoted wife, mother and grand- his staff as well as the caregiv- brothers, Richard and Arthur ies for the parish. tor, officiating. Interment will Lane, of Jackson, Mo.; Celebration of Life will be at 11 mother, who cherished nothing ers at Keystone Gardens and Jenkins. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by follow in St. Mary’s Byzantine Joshua C. Lane, of Jackson, a.m. Friday at Ford & Sons Mt. more in life than spending time Hospice of the Sacred Heart for Funeral Services are private. her brother, Joseph, and her Catholic Cemetery, Lake Street, Mo.; maternal grandparents, Auburn Chapel with Bishop with and caring for her grand- the tender and compassionate Arrangements are entrusted to nephew, John Banashefski. Dallas. Arrangements are by the Carlton Dymond, of Falls, and Dennis Mouser officiating. children. care they administered to Gloria Long Funeral Home, Bethlehem. Surviving are sisters, Marge Jendrzejewski Funeral Home, Lizbeth and Edward Pitcavage, Burial will be at Cape County She has been preceded in while she was in their care. Dorish of Plains, Pa., and Mary Wilkes-Barre. of Kingston; maternal great- Memorial Park Cemetery in death by her husband of 53 Funeral services will be at 9 Kish and her husband, Mike, of The family wishes to thank grandmother, Beatrice Ray, of Cape Girardeau. Memorial years, Michael A. Ciavarella, in a.m. Wednesday at the Nat & YULIYA KOZUB, 74, of Ocean City, Md.; brothers, John the staff at Commonwealth Chase; nieces, Tenley, Olivia contributions may be given 2007, and by brothers Julius, Gawlas Funeral Home, 89 Park East View Drive, Wilkes-Barre, Banashefski of Wilkes-Barre; Hospice at St. Luke’s Villa, and Sophia Lane; nephew, to Jared Lane Memorial Fund Joseph, Peter and Charles; along Ave., Wilkes-Barre, with a funer- died Sunday, Sept. 8, 2013, sur- George Banashefski and his General Hospital, Golden Colby Lane; several aunts, at any branch of The Bank with sisters, Helen, Annie, al Mass to follow at 9:30 a.m. rounded by her family at home. wife, Loretta, of Wilkes-Barre Living Center (Summit) and uncles and cousins; close of Missouri. Online condo- Verna, Sophie and Francy. in Our Lady of Hope Parish, Born in Ukraine, she was the Township; and Leonard Bantel, River View Ridge Assisted friends, Kyle Capone, Garret lences may be made at www. Surviving are her daugh- 40 Park Ave., Wilkes-Barre. daughter of the late Andre and also of Wilkes-Barre Township. Living for their loving care and Richardson, Kevin Goodman, fordandsonsfuneralhome.com. ters, Linda Scarantino and Interment will be in St. Mary’s Olena Aleksic Doma. She was Family and friends may call support. Mike Craig, John Gabriel and Ford & Sons Funeral Home is her husband, Lou, of Wilkes- Cemetery, Hanover Township. a member of Full Gospel Slavic Ethan O’Conner. in charge of arrangements. Barre Township, and Michele Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Church, Edwardsville. Surviving Shaver and her husband, Mark, today at the funeral home. are her husband, Ivan Kozub; lOrraine s. harrisOn arlene sObOleski of Trucksville; grandchildren, Online condolences may be sons, Ivan, Vasiley, Victor; Josh, Danielle and Dean Shaver; sent by visiting Gloria’s obitu- daughters, Maria Bella, Nadia Sept. 7, 2013 Sept. 8, 2013 Nataliya Scarantio; Andrea, ary at www.natandgawlasfuner- Kozub, Yuliya Mesko, Tatiana Michael and Louis Scarantino; alhome.com. Lorraine S. Harrison, 95, Arlene Soboleski, 92, of Sugar Charkadiy, Lyubov Krevenko, brother John Roskowski of Svetlana Svintozelskiy; brothers, of Shickshinny, went home to Notch, passed away Sunday at her Yuri, Ivan, Vasiely; sisters, Maria be with her Lord on Saturday. home, surrounded by her family. Pushkosh, Margarita Doma, She was a resident of Hampton She was born in Sugar Notch pOlice blOtter Martha Doma; 33 grandchil- House, Hanover Township, for on July 19, 1921. She was a daugh- dren; three great-grandchildren. the past six years. ter of the late John and Helen FORTY FORT — A suspect arrested by Forty Fort police Funeral will be at noon She was born Aug. 25, 1918, Savitski Skupski. Arlene was a for allegedly breaking into vehicles also was arrested for sim- Wednesday at the Ye osock in Union Township, McKendree, graduate of Sugar Notch High ilar offenses in five other communities, borough police said. Funeral Home, 40 S. Main St., a daughter of the late Bowman School and the Empire Beauty Jarod James Hospodar, sometimes previously identified and Mary Hughes Hutchins School, Wilkes-Barre. She was a Plains. Friends may call 7 to 9 as Jared Hospodar, and a juvenile accomplice were charged p.m. today and 10 a.m. to noon Sorber. member of Holy Family Parish, Wednesday. Interment will Lorraine was a member of the Sugar Notch. Arlene was a proud by Forty Fort officer Peter Lakkis with theft from a motor be in in Maple Hill Cemetery, McKendree United Methodist former member of the Wyoming vehicle, loitering and prowling at night time, receiving sto- Hanover Township. Church, McKendree Grange Valley Elk Lodge, Wilkes-Barre. len property and criminal trespass, police said. No. 722 and Pomona State She was the first woman locally to The investigation into the thefts began on July 9, when and National Grange. She was Reese and Rowan McGlynn; be inducted into the lodge, where N. Main St., Ashley. A Mass of LEAH KLOTT police were alerted by a newspaper carrier that there were employed at Wise Potato Chips, Hannah and Louis Comitz; she held various offices including Christian Burial is at 9:30 a.m. SCHWARTZ, 96, of two suspicious males on Durkee Street in Forty Fort. The Berwick, and Northwest Area Erica and Logan Miller; and that of Exalted Ruler. She was also in Holy Family Parish, with the Binghamton, N.Y., formerly of paper carrier reported the pair took off running through School District, Shickshinny. Markayla, Delaney and Gavan named both Elk and Officer of the Rev. Joseph Kakareka officiat- Exeter, died Sunday, Sept. 8, back yards after they saw him. Throughout her life, she Harrison; numerous nieces, Ye ar. ing. Interment will follow in 2013, in Bridgewater Nursing enjoyed Polka music, dancing, nephews, cousins, friends, and She was preceded in death by St. Mary’s Cemetery, Hanover Police eventually located the juvenile suspect, who admit- Home, Binghamton, N.Y. Mrs. dressing up for Halloween, her her grandcats and granddogs. her husband, Peter Soboleski, in Township. Family and friends ted that the pair were breaking into vehicles and that they Schwartz was preceded in cats and, most of all, spending She was known as “Gram” 1989; sisters, Mary Boyek and may call 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday had stolen two bicycles while attempting to elude police. death by her husband, Harold time with her family. and “Grammy Too” by so many Regina Dudinski; and brother and 8 to 9 a.m. Thursday. Police located Hospodar on July 19, and he to admitted L. Schwartz, and son, Joseph In addition to her parents, who loved her. Eugene Skupski. The family would like to thank that he stole a bicycle while trying to elude police during the Schwartz. She is survived by her she was preceded in death by The family wishes to thank Surviving are her daughter, Dr. Roy Gernhardt for his care, daughter, Lynne S. Green, and incident, police said. her brothers, G. William and the Hampton House staff and Marlene Munley, and her hus- understanding and guidance in her husband, Howard Green, Forty Fort police were assisted by officers from Robert Sorber. special friend Barbara Zielecki band, Greg, Sugar Notch; grand- dealing with the difficult disease Binghamton, N.Y.; daughter-in- Swoyersville, Kingston and Edwardsville in trying to locate Left to honor her memory for their love and caring. daughter, Tara Popowich, and of Alzheimer’s. Arlene’s family law, Sheila Schwartz, Nashville, Hospodar and the juvenile. Police recovered two stolen bicy- are her three children, Roxie Funeral services will be at her husband, Tom, New Jersey; would also like to extend a spe- Tenn.; grandchildren, Jay and cles that allegedly were taken by Hospodar and his accom- Hontz, Shickshinny; Ronald 11 a.m. Friday at the Clarke great-grandchildren, whom she cial thank-you to the Associates Sandi Green; Pam and Lee Harrison, Newtown; and Piatt Funeral Home Inc., 6 adored, Peter and Alexandra of Preferred Home Health Care plice from residents of Swoyersville as well as U.S. currency. Furman; Brett and Wendy Rhonda McGlynn and her hus- Sunset Lake Road, Hunlock Popowich; and brother John for their outstanding care and Police from Ashley, Edwardsville, Courtdale, Larksville Green; Mark Schwartz; Rae band, Raynard, Shickshinny; Creek, with her pastor the Skupski, Ashley. compassion shown to Arlene and Newport Township have also charged Hospodar with Ellen and Jason Zurenda; 11 seven grandchildren, Jeffrey Rev. Gail Kitchen officiating. Funeral services will be at 9 and her family throughout hese charges including, burglary, theft by unlawful taking, crimi- great-grandchildren, Alison, Hontz and wife Lisa, Gambrills, Friends may call 5 to 8 p.m. a.m. Thursday at the George A. very trying times. Their care was Erica, Zachary, Dylan, Derek, nal trespass, defiant trespass, receiving stolen property, Md.; Jason Hontz and wife Thursday and at 10 a.m. until Strish Inc. Funeral Home, 105 exceptional. Hannah, Isaac, Ari, Grace, Eli criminal conspiracy, criminal mischief, possessing instru- Michelle, South Bound Brook, time of service Friday at the and Shira. ments of crime, corruption of minors, endangering welfare N.J.; Jayleen (Hontz) Miller, funeral home. Graveside funeral service of children and aiding in the commission of a crime. Orangeville; Jadell (Hontz) Interment will be in will be held at 11 a.m. today in shirley JOan beatty During a preliminary hearing before District Judge David Comitz and husband Richard, Bloomingdale Cemetery, Ross Anshe Ahavas Achim Cemetery, Sept. 8, 2013 Cornwall, N.Y.; Ryan McGlynn Township, Shickshinny. Barilla of Swoyersville on Thursday, Hospodar waived the Wilkern Street, West Pittston. and wife Kristen, Kingston; In lieu of flowers, memo- charges of theft from a motor vehicle and loitering and prowl- Arrangements are by the Shirley Joan Beatty, 78, of Kristofer Harrison and wife rial contributions may be ing at night time. Police withdrew the charges of receiving Rosenberg Funeral Chapel Inc., Wilkes-Barre, passed away Marina, Mt. Pleasant, S.C.; and made in Lorraine’s memory to stolen property and criminal trespass as part of a plea agree- 348 S. River St., Wilkes-Barre. Sunday evening at Guardian Rachel (McGlynn) Woosman McKendree United Methodist ment. Hospodar was released on $5,000 unsecured bail. For more information, visit Elder Care Center in Nanticoke. and husband Michael, Dallas; Church, c/o Sandra Shaw, 8 www.rosenbergfuneralchapel. Born in New Yo rk City on HARRISBURG — A Lehigh County doctor was charged 12 great-grandchildren, Corey Sunshine Road, Shickshinny, com. March 31, 1935, Shirley was last month with conspiring to unlawfully prescribe more Campbell; Justin Hontz; Rayna, PA 18655. a graduate of Julia Richmond than 10,000 Oxycodone pills for resale, acquiring them from High School, and received her pharmacies in at least eight counties including Luzerne CHARLIE THOMAS, of nursing certificate from the Hanover Township, passed tOm s. nickas County. Hospital School Consortium, Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane identified the defen- away Monday in Wilkes-Barre Sept. 7, 2013 New Yo rk City. In 1985, Shirley General Hospital. received the Volunteer of the dant as John Manzella, M.D., 49, Allentown. Kane noted Funeral arrangements are Tom S. Nickas, 68, of East Ye ar award from the Woman’s that Robert Kosch, a co-defendant in the pending from Mamary-Durkin Stroudsburg, passed away on Resource Center in Honesdale. case, has already been charged. Funeral Service, 59 Parrish St., Saturday morning surrounded She was preceded in death by Investigators say Manzella conspired Wilkes-Barre. by his family. her mother, Sophie Lay; father, Washington. with Kosch to fill Oxycodone prescriptions Born in Chicago on March William F. Lay Sr.; brother, Private funeral services will in fictitious names. Text messages alleg- 17, 1945, he was the son of the William F. Lay Jr.; and former be held at the convenience of edly show warnings sent from Kosch to Obituary late Theodore and Katherine husband, Robert Ellis Beatty. the family. Arrangements have Nickas. He attended Amundsen Manzella about a pharmacy that would be pOlicy She is survived by sons, been entrusted to the Daniel J calling to verify a prescription. High School. He worked for 34 Hughes Funeral & Cremation Michael, Hanover Township, manzella Prescriptions for Oxycodone from The Times Leader years at Mars Inc. as a project and Mark, Allentown; and neph- Service, 617 Carey Ave., Wilkes- manager. He retired in 1999 ews, William and Chris Lay, Barre. Manzella were filled in at least eight publishes free obituaries, and was the current president Pennsylvania counties including, Bucks, Carbon, Lehigh, which have a 27-line of the Mars Retirement Club. Luzerne, Monroe, Montgomery, Northampton and limit, and paid obituaries, He enjoyed photography, leath- albina (niZnik) kucZynski Schuylkill, according to investigators. Agents believe more which can run with a erworking, carpentry and cow- than 10,000 pills with an estimated street value of $300,000 photograph.Afuneral boy shooting, and had many of Chicago; his eight grand- Sept. 7, 2013 other interests. children, Amberle, Rachel, were dispensed. home representative can Mrs. Albina (Niznik) Adam’s passing in 1988, she was Manzella was charged with 48 counts of unlawfully call the obituary desk He was a man of many talents Karissa, Thomas II, Jennifer, Kuczynski, 90, a former resident preceded in death by four broth- and a member of many organi- Kayla, Timothy and Erik; administering/prescribing a controlled substance, 48 counts at 570-829-7224, send North End and more recently ers and two sisters. of acquiring a controlled substance by misrepresentation, a fax to 570-829-5537 zations over the years. These his mother-in-law, Frances of Edison Street, Wilkes-Barre, Surviving are her sons, Coniglio of Stroudsburg; his two counts of criminal conspiracy and one count of identity or email to ttlobits@ included the Boy Scouts, the entered into Eternal Life Richard J Sr. and his wife, Marsha Blue Mountain shooting club, brothers-in-law, Leonard and theft. civitasmedia.com. If you Saturday evening in the Timber Kuczynski, of Plains Township; the S.A.S.S. and the NRA. his wife, Darlene Coniglio, of Ridge Health Care Center, Plains and Jerry R. Kuczynski of He was arraigned before Jim Thorpe Magisterial District fax or email, please call to He was a loving husband, Glen Ellyn; Vincent and his Judge Edward Lewis and released on $500,000 unsecured confirm. Obituaries must Township, following a lingering Swoyersville; daughter-in-law, father, grandfather, uncle and wife, Michelle, of Delhi, and illness. Lee M. Kuczynski of Hanover bail. He waived his right to a preliminary hearing and relin- be submitted by 7:30 son-in-law, and will be truly John and his wife, Delores, of Born Sept. 15, 1922, in Wilkes- Township; grandchildren, Tanya Hoffman Estates; and many quished his license to write prescriptions for scheduled p.m. for publication in the missed. Barre, she was the daughter of Kohler and her husband, Gary; drugs. next edition. Obituaries Tom is survived by his nieces, nephews and cousins. the late Peter and Mary (Doktor) Richard J. Kuczynski Jr.; Jerry must be sent by a funeral wife of 48 years, Rose Mary A Mass and Memorial ser- Niznik. She was educated in the R. Kuczynski II and his wife, home or crematory, of Stroudsburg; son, Thomas, vice will be held at a later date city schools. Samantha; Kimberly Mercadante Funerals due to family and friends who or must name who is and hiswife,Deanna Nickas, Mrs. Kuczynski, until the time and her husband, Randy; and of Laflin; daughters, Mary are out of state. Anyone wish- handling arrangements, of her retirement, worked for the Adam J. Kuczynski; great- anGelella — Magdalene, Heart of Jesus Church, Duryea. and her husband, Dan Ulmer, ing to attend can contact the former Rickey Fashions of South grandchildren including Emily funeral Mass 11 a.m. Sept. 21 in Friends may call 5 to 8 p.m. with address and phone of East Stroudsburg, and family or Desiderio Funeral Prince of Peace Parish, St. Mary’s today at the funeral home. number. Main Street and formerly for the Kuczynski, Randy Jr. and Rayna Susan Nickas of Stroudsburg; Home Inc. website at www. Leslie Fay Co., Plains Township, Mercadante; brothers Stanley Church, West Grace Street, Old mOOney — Holly, funeral 9:15 his sister, Georgia Schryer desideriofh.com. as a seamstress. She previously and his wife, Rosemary Niznik, Forge. Friends may call 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Corcoran a.m. until Mass. attended the former St. Stanislaus of Wilkes-Barre; Edward and his Funeral Home Inc., 20 S. Main Kostka Roman Catholic Church, wife, Susan Niznik, of Mountain bereZnak — Robert, funeral St., Plains. Mass of Christian IF NURSING HOME PLACEMENT BECOMES North Wilkes-Barre, where she Lake; numerous nieces, nephews, 11 a.m. Wednesday at Harman Burial 10 a.m. in St.Theresa’s NECESSARY… DON’T PRESUME ALL IS LOST! was a member of the parish Altar great-nieces and great-nephews. Funeral Homes & Crematory Church, Shavertown. Friends Even under current law, there ARE still ways to legally protect your home and Rosary Society. She also held Funeral services for Mrs. Inc. (East), 669 W. Butler Drive, may call 5 to 8 p.m. today at the and other hard-earned assets from being spent down on long term care to view membership in the International Kuczynski will be private and Drums. Friends may call 6 to 9 funeral home. when you, your spouse or a loved one are either in or about to enter a Ladies Garment Workers Union. at the convenience of her fam- p.m. today at the funeral home. neare — Ray Sr., memorial nursing home. • Canyou save your residence? Albina is remembered as being ily from the John V. Morris ciavarella — Bertha, funeral Mass 9:30 a.m. Saturday in 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Nat & St.Joseph Marello Parish, 237 • Canyou transfer assets within the fiveyear look-back period? legacy a loving mother and grandmoth- Family Funeral Homes Inc. of er to her family who loved baking Wilkes-Barre with interment Gawlas Funeral Home, 89 Park William St., Pittston. • Howcan annuities help? Ave.,Wilkes-Barre. Funeral Mass •Can moreincome be protectedfor the spouse at home? her famous Christmas cut-out in St. Mary’s Roman Catholic rhOads — Dorene, memorial obituaries cookies, and would spend many Cemetery, South Main Street, 9:30 a.m. in Our Lady of Hope services 11:15 a.m. Sept. 28 in STRAIGHTFORWARD ANSWERS TO COMPLEX QUESTIONS! Parish, 40 Park Ave.,Wilkes- THE SOONER YOU ACT, THE MORE YOU’RE ABLE TO SAVE! hours crocheting various items Hanover Township. There will be Trucksville United Methodist over the years. She also had a spe- no public calling hours. Barre. Friends may call 5 to 8 Church. Friends may call 10 a.m. p.m. today at the funeral home. online, visit cial passion for cooking a variety To send her sons and fam- to services. Attorney DAviD r. LipkA of beloved ethnic Polish foods for ily online words of comfort, sup- kreseski — Ann, funeral 9:30 Certified As an Elder Law Attorney by the National Elder Law Foundation simOncavaGe — Thomas, www.timesleader.com her family and friends, and had port and friendship, please visit a.m. Wednesday at the Bernard 50 East Main Street, Plymouth, PA (570) 779-5353 Blessing Service 7 p.m. today at a special love for Polka music, our family’s website at www. J. Piontek Funeral Home Inc., the Grontkowski Funeral Home Estate & Medicaid Planning; Wills; Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts: Estate which she would often listen to. JohnVMorrisFuneralHomes. 204 Main St., Duryea. Mass of P.C., 51-53 W. Green St., Nanticoke. Probate and Administration; Guardianships; and Special Needs Trusts. In addition to her husband com. Christian Burial 10 a.m. in Sacred Friends may call 4 to 8 p.m. www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER Tuesday, September 10, 2013 PAGE 9A Editorial

OUR OPINION: BULLYING

Aimee Dilger | Times Leader file photo Luzerne County District AttorneyStephanie Salavantis talks to the media outside Pittston Area School District administration offices in September 2012. District attorney brings timelyreminder for all

Luzerne County is fast approach- At the height of the tragedies last ing the anniversary of twin tragedies year, The Times Leader reviewed that capped a season of teen suicides school safety reports for five years so startling it could not help but grab and found that, countywide, bullying public attention and spur debate. comprised as little as 0.75 percent of In a matter of days, two Pittston total incidents to no more than 3.9 Area School District teens took their percent in any given year. own lives separately, on Sept. 21 and Ye t last year’s tragedies prompted COMMENTARY: ROBERT DUNCAN 24. They were the fourth and fifth widespread public meetings, often teen suicides of the year. And most heavy on personal testimony from had been credited, at least in part, to victims. Several argued that bullying bullying. goes unreported or under-reported EPA head can set path for cleaner coal Those claims were never substanti- because the allegations are not taken ated and even refuted by officials in seriously, or that bullies go unpun- different school districts the teens ished and merely double down on In her first in the United States than any other In the next 15 years, the industry is attended. Indeed, experts warned their abhorrent behavior. remarks as head of energy source. likely to invest another $100 billion blaming suicide on a single cause All of this is important context the Environmental Despite competition with fuels such as to build on this progress. such as bullying is a dangerous over- when considering news that Luzerne Protection Agency natural gas, the U.S. Energy Information Coal’s future as an affordable and simplification of a complex prob- County District Attorney Stephanie (EPA), Gina McCarthy Administration predicts that coal will increasingly clean energy source lem. Suicide is third-leading cause Salavantis has arranged for anti- pledged to use carbon remain America’s chief source of electric- will depend on the EPA. President of death for those 15 to 24 in the bullying speaker John Halligan to standards as a “way to ity for decades to come. Obama has instructed the agency to country, according to the National bring his presentations to students spark business inno- The reason for coal’s popular- propose carbon standards for future Institute of Mental Health. in 14 area high schools and West vation.” Her decision Robert ity is simple: The energy generated coal-fueled power plants within a “What seems to happen is stress- Side Career and Technology Center, on carbon standards Duncan from coal is exceedingly affordable, few weeks. But new regulations are ors accumulate … (leading) to isola- as well as seven presentations geared for coal-fueled power abundant and reliable. Electricity always a cause for concern. A 2012 tion, hopelessness, anger and nega- for parents. plants will test whether Contributing prices in states that rely on coal are analysis found that complying with tive self-image,” Widener University Salavantis deserves praise for such this is a real promise or Columnist more than 10 percent lower than a handful of EPA regulations would Associate Professor of Psychology a concerted effort to keep the issue just rhetoric. the national average, and within our cost the electric sector roughly $200 Dr. Philip Rutter told The Times front and center at a time when many Over the past few decades, new tech- nation’s borders, we have over 250 billion in compliance costs. Leader last September. “Is bullying may have forgotten the outcry of last nologies have made the process of pro- years’ worth of coal to fuel America These rules also would eliminate directly related to suicide? It’s not summer. Halligan’s crusade stems ducing electricity from coal far cleaner for generations to come. nearly 550,000 jobs each year, while totally legitimate to say that. It is fair from his own son’s suicide in 2003 at and more efficient. If she proposes rea- But beyond these advantages, the reducing the disposable income of the to say some young people who are age 13, and while he does not blame sonable, achievable carbon standards, coal sector’s most significant achieve- average U.S. household by as much as bullied become depressed and feel bullying, he believes it contributed. McCarthy can encourage clean-coal ments have involved clean-coal tech- $500. In fact, EPA regulations have helpless.” Even without the shocking poten- innovation in a way that’s good for the nologies. To date, the industry has already contributed to the scheduled None of which diminishes the very tial of teen suicide in the mix, bully- environment and our economy. spent $110 billion on clean-coal inno- closure of nearly 300 coal-fueled units, real problem bullying presents, made ing can be as devastating as it is dev- If you’ve flipped on a light or vation, and this hefty investment has and the impact on those local commu- worse through social media that astatingly pointless, and efforts to plugged in your cellphone today, the paid off. Since 1970, over a dozen nities’ economies, not to mention our allows a bully to berate a victim 24 curb it must be persistent and broad. energy you consumed likely came different technologies have enabled national economy more broadly, will be hours a day from anywhere. By bringing Halligan to so many set- from coal. Last year alone, this nat- coal-fueled power plants to reduce the unquestionably severe. Not that you’d know it from the tings, Salavantis provides a timely ural resource — one of the nation’s emissions rate of pollutants like nitro- state’s annual School Safety Reports. reminder that the problem remains most abundant — was responsible gen oxides, sulfur dioxide, and par- Robert M. Duncan is CEO of the American Coali- Districts provide a tally of a wide long after the headlines die down. for producing more electricity here ticulate matter by almost 90 percent. tion for Clean Coal Electricity. range of offenses, including bullying, yet it rarely shows up on the reports. YOUR OPINION: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR OTHER OPINION: VOTER ID Conference set SEND US YOUR OPINION for grandparents Letters to the editor must include the writer’s name, address and daytime phone number for verification. Letters should be no more than 250 words. We reserve New Coloradovoter law This year marks the continuation of the right to edit and limit writers to one published letter every 30 days. grandparents day, which was Sunday, • Email: [email protected] Sept. 8. However, the celebration should be all year round. Grandparents, more • Fax: 570-829-5537 and more, are being asked to raise their • Mail: Mail Bag, The Times Leader, 15 N. Main St., is mockery of elections grandchildren, and this is as true in the Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 Pocono-Northeast as it is across the United States. Literally millions of children are being Coalition, which produced several years new skills as grandparents, family care- Colorado is poised to deliver an 18 or older; living in Colorado for raised by their grandparents, and in this ago a Directory of Services, had a paid givers and providers, and explore core object lesson in the chaos Democrats at least 22 days; having an address, region, the celebration is headed by the Coordinator for several years, and began issues and concerns of grandparents. create when they have a free hand to even if it’s a hotel or homeless shel- forthcoming 7th annual conference to be a process of either answering questions To make a reservation free to grand- “reform” election law. ter; and affirming intent to make that held at the Woodlands on Friday, Sept. from grandparents or referring the parents, contact Susan Harding at The state Legislature passed address one’s permanent home. 13, 8:15 a.m. to 3 p.m., with a series of request to an appropriate agency. the Area Agency on Aging at 1-800- the Voter Access and Modernized “Because both recall elections panel presentations and a keynote speak- The Coalition recognizes the role that 252-1512 0r 570-822-1159, ext. 2429. Elections Act in May without a allow early voting, Colorado vot- er, the Honorable Judge Jennifer Rogers all grandparents play, and that is why the Professionals pay a fee of $35 to regis- single Republican vote. Its first test ers could declare their intent to live from the Luzerne County Family Court celebration on September 8th and the ter but can receive continuing educa- comes this week in Colorado Springs in Colorado Springs on Monday, system. Conference on September 13th are just tion credits through the Family Service and Pueblo, with recall elections of then declare their intention to live Among the panel presenters are four two days of a year round celebration that Association of Wyoming Valley. Yo u Democrat state senators who sup- in Pueblo on Tuesday, which would attorneys who currently practice family honors all grandparents in this region can e-mail Susan at sharding @aging. ported sweeping gun-control legisla- allow them to cast ballots in both law. Other notable presentations include and elsewhere. luzerne-wyoming.org tion. elections,” The Times says. the role of Children and Yo uth, healthy The objectives of the Coalition The challenges facing grandparents The new election law doesn’t “I believe the winner … will be the power in parenting, drawing boundaries include ensuring that families and either raising grandchildren or just require photo ID. At least one dead candidate who has the most buses” to between parents and custodial grand- community organizations obtain basic being a grandparent cause the need voter has been mailed a special bring in what are being called “gypsy parents, parenting 101, post-permanent knowledge of available community to celebrate their participation in fam- recall-voting registration card, The voters,” says Jon Caldara, the insti- adoption, HELPLINE, and final remarks resources, understand community sys- ily life 365 days a year. Come to the Washington Times reports. But it tute’s president. by Rabbi Larry Kaplan of Temple Israel. tems, missions, programs and eligibility Conference and learn more about their gets worse. If Democrats intended their new Conference chair is Brenda Saba, requirements, and to educate families role. All that’s now required to vote law to make Colorado balloting a a grandparent raising a grandchild and providers with ways to access infor- Howard J. Grossman, in Colorado, says the free-market mockery of electoral integrity, they’re with her husband and a member of the mation, ensure families and community Chair Independence Institute of Denver via succeeding. Coalition. This 7th annual conference organizations have the opportunity to NEPA Intergenerational Coalition its Bring in the Vote website, is being Pittsburgh Tribune Review follows a number of activities of the be exposed to new ideas and develop Pittston Memorial Library

MALLARD FILLMORE DOONESBURY PAGE 10ATuesday, September 10, 2013 NEWS www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER Collapse From page 1A debris to make “a mound” and worked their way to Swoyersville Police ents.” plan by the diocese. and “a ramp” to get the the front. Electrical and Department, ambulance Diocese expresses Brdaric had previous machine closer to the top other utility lines directly and fire department sympathy experience in church of the steeple. in front of the church pre- and his workers who Officials with the demolition. His company Galion, vented crews from demol- were digging to get him Diocese of Scranton also razed the 96-year-old who was ishing the steeple from out,” Concert said. “Our expressed their sympathy Sacred Heart Church in part of an Shoemaker Street, which prayers go out to his fam- on Brdaric’s loss. Luzerne in 2000 after a asbestos remained open during ily and the people who “On behalf of the St. consolidation plan closed abate- demolition but was closed work for him. He treated Elizabeth Ann Seton that building. ment during the emergency. his employees like fam- Parish community, the Brdaric has been a well- team, A representative from ily.” Diocese of Scranton is known name in the local said the the Occupational Safety Wilkes-Barre Mayor grateful for the efforts of construction and demoli- Brdaric steeple and Health Administration Tom Leighton also was first responders and oth- tion industry for decades. swayed arrived at the site at about “deeply saddened” by ers who immediately ren- Brdaric Jr.’s father, for several seconds. 2 p.m. Brdaric’s loss. dered aid to Mr. Brdaric. John P. Brdaric Sr., also “It looked like he was Officials praise Brdaric Brdaric had just razed We offer our sympathies, met an untimely death making a ramp, pulling Swoyersville the Hotel Sterling at thoughts and prayers while working in the wood, steel and bricks Councilman Christopher North River and West to family members and trade. to get higher to the Concert called Brdaric’s Market streets in Wilkes- friends of Mr. Brdaric, According to Times top when the steeple death a “total loss for the Barre less than two and to the employees of Leader archives, Brdaric swayed,” Galion said. entire Wyoming Valley.” months ago. It took the Brdaric Excavating, Inc.,” Sr. was 59 when he “The excavation was “He did a lot for this company four days to the diocese said in a news refused to jump from an going well and when they community and neigh- level the historic struc- release. 40-ton steamroller that came up on the steeple, boring communities,” ture at the end of July; The diocese reorga- went out of control while they stopped and they Concert said. “I’m in removal of debris took nized parishes in the mid- being unloaded from a brought in the excava- shock. He was good to so nine more days. Still, the 1990s, turning St. Mary’s truck in Dallas Township tor and started pulling, many people.” job went much faster than of Czestochowa into in 1999. The roller, which pulling and pulling, and Concert said he was at the two months Wilkes- Holy Name/St. Mary’s was determined to have it was wiggling. Yo u saw the church before sunrise Barre officials had pre- Parish when the Holy had inoperable brakes, the steeple wiggle. There Photo courtesy of WNEP to watch the demolition. dicted. Name of Jesus Church in sped down a hill, struck was no chance for him to The steeple at St. Mary’s Church during demolition on Monday. He praised police officers “John was dedicated to Swoyersville closed. Holy a tree, threw Brdaric Sr. back out. When it came and emergency respond- his business and always Name/St. Mary’s closed off and ran over him. He down it just crushed “If they kept going the machine, I said to my ers for their efforts. made sure he did his job in June 2012, joining died of multiple traumat- him,” Klem said. with the crane, I think it friend ‘Something is going “When we realized well,” Leighton said in a with Holy Trinity Church ic injuries. Other witnesses said the would have been fine,” to go wrong,’ and it did.” what happened, we prepared statement. “He to become St. Elizabeth Times Leader staff wind was gusty at the time Klem said. “When I saw Crews began razing started to pray. I can- was well respected in the Ann Seton Parish under writer Steve Mocarsky of the collapse. what he was doing with the church from the back not say enough for the community and by his cli- another consolidation contributed to this story. Coalition Syria From page 1A From page 1A Volunteers came from as donations. And money is were a potentially positive will actually get the kind “I think it’s fair to say far away as Seattle, Wash., left over in a fund in the development. of agreement I would like that I haven’t decided” on to assist in the recovery, event of a future disaster in At the same time, he to see,” he said on CNN. a next step if Congress performing functions from the county. said they were yet another In a separate interview turns its back, the presi- serving meals to helping County EMA director reason for lawmakers to with NBC, the president dent said in an NBC dig mud from basements to Steve Bekanich summarized give him the backing he is took the step — unusual interview, part of a furi- hanging new drywall. The the federal and state recov- seeking. for any politician — of ous lobbying campaign faith-based community was ery processes and identi- “If we don’t maintain conceding he may lose his aimed at winning support instrumental in securing fied the monetary thresh- and move forward with a campaign in Congress for from dubious lawmakers volunteers from across the olds that had to be met for credible threat of military legislation authorizing a as well as a war-weary country, he said. Pete G. Wilcox | The Times Leader disaster declarations. He pressure, I do not think we military strike. public. Zimmerman said Stephen Bekanich, Luzerne County Emergency Management also spoke about the efforts local organizations were Agency director, addresses the audience Monday during a recep- of individual towns such “quick to respond” after tion and presentation of the Disaster Recovery Coalition of as Shickshinny and West the Susquehanna River Luzerne County at the county EMA building in Wilkes-Barre. Pittston to rebuild with Casey: Case for Syria strike being made crested at a record 42.66 federal planning experts to feet and inundated com- past couple decades, there abled. A second phase tar- help guide volunteer com- Senator discusses Casey, D-Scranton, visit- the Fair Minimum Wage Act munities unprotected by had been no functioning geted homes with less than mittees. Mideast trouble, jobs ed a Syrian refugee camp in of 2013. Casey said increas- the Wyoming Valley levee disaster recovery organiza- $11,000 in damage whose And while the federal and the spring and said he saw ing the minimum wage and system. But they “ran into tion for Luzerne County. owners were 60 or under state government provided and other issues hundreds of children hoping indexing it to inflation will some issues” because they He said previous attempts and failed federal income significant aid, Bekanich BILL O’BOYLE for a bright future. offer a lift up the ladder to had “no idea” what they to get a coalition going test requirements for assis- said recovery would have [email protected] “Last month, Assad the middle class and boost were doing when it came to years before the flooding tance. been much slower without unconscionably killed hun- the economy by stimulating helping secure such massive splintered, and it “never Repairs to 67 homes in the work of the coalition. dreds of children with chem- new spending funding quickly. became a functional unit. I Luzerne County have been “We from county govern- WASHINGTON, D.C. — ical weapons,” Casey said. “Six years have passed “It was no easy task, but think what we have now is completed to date because ment deeply appreciate the U.S. Sen. “When a dictator or a terror- since the last minimum we did manage to put it highly functional.” of the work of the coalition, services you provided,” he Bob Casey ist organization uses chemi- wage increase was enacted,” together,” he said. In the first phase of recov- Zimmerman said. said. on Monday cal weapons in violation he said. “Pay for the middle Zimmerman, whose orga- ery, the coalition identified Charles Barber, of the Bekanich said it’s impor- said that of international law, there class is stagnant while the nization ran case manage- 308 homes that sustained Luzerne Foundation, said tant that member agencies as the must be a direct response. gap between the haves and ment for the coalition and more than $11,000 in dam- the organization distributed continue to meet regularly evidence We cannot simply condemn have-nots widens.” helped coordinate other age and the homeowner about $450,000 in funds and keep information updat- comes in this crime — it is in the U.S. Casey said raising the functions, said that for the was over 60 and/or dis- raised through grants and ed. — the facts interest to act.” minimum wage would be that have Casey He said Iran, the terrorist “a reasonable way” to help been made organization Hezbollah and jump-start the economy, but NAACP public and the classified North Korea are watching more important, it would data — a “clear and con- the U.S. response closely. “It enable families to keep up From page 1A vincing case” is being made is imperative that we send a with the rising inflation that the U.S. “can’t just walk message,” he said. “I believe where fixed expenses con- it easier for the district to In other action Monday: role models who can help families concerned with away” without taking action it is important that all tinue to rise yearly. test teachers for illegal drug • Citing publicly-avail- minority students peform two different transportation against the Syrian regime of aspects of our Syria policy He said he hopes use if there is a reasonable able statistics, Felton told better, not merely boosting issues they felt were not Bashar al-Assad. be thoroughly debated with Congress will vote on the suspicion, Wendolowski the board and the public that numbers. being adequately addressed. “You have to consider the national security interests in issue later this year. said. while minority students — “I don’t want an unquali- Gail Nasser said one elemen- gravity of the crime against mind.” Debt spending: Casey Board member Lynn including blacks, Hispanics, fied minority teacher teach- tary bus run has consistent- humanity,” Casey said in a Casey said President said Democrats and Evans had to leave due to Asians and mixed-race ing my child any more than ly been using vehicles too telephone interview from Barack Obama will address Republicans “have to get an emergency call and was youth — make up 45 per- I would want an unqualified small for the number of stu- his Washington, D.C. office. the nation tonight and make together” and soon — by not present for the vote, cent of the district’s popula- white teacher teaching my dents on the route, includ- “More than 1,400 people, his case for taking action. the end of the federal fiscal Wendolowski said, while tion, at 3,100 pupils, there child,” Felton said. ing a 64-passenger vehicle including children, have Obama is asking Congress year Sept. 30 — to come members James Susek and are only six minority teach- Superintendent Bernard for 75 students. Byron and been killed with the use of to support his plan for lim- up with a plan. He said a Phillip Latinski were not ers in the district, and none Prevuznak said he was Tina Dixon, meanwhile, chemical weapons. This is ited military strikes against budget needs to be passed present. Of the voting mem- of them is a man. struck by Felton’s message, said their 12-year-old daugh- an ongoing threat to our the Syrian regime. and the country needs to bers, only Maryanne Toole Felton and other mem- including the realization ter, who travels from North security as well.” Casey on other issues begin paying down its debt. voted against. bers of the NAACP met that Wilkes-Barre Area Main Street to Meyers High A member of the National Minimum wage: He also said Congress must Ney said the delay in sign- with district officials earlier students can go through School for special educa- Security Working Group Casey, chairman of “turn off the sequester” ing is a logistical question, in the day to discuss strate- 12 years of school without tion, is being forced to stand and co-chair of the Weapons the Subcommittee on before it results in devastat- and that the deal should be gies to increase the ranks coming into contact with a at a dangerous intersection of Mass Destruction Employment and Workplace ing cuts. completed on Wednesday, of minority teachers, and minority teacher. when students from another Terrorism Caucus, he said Safety in the Senate “Some people in once all the necessary par- Felton said he was optimis- “I pledge my support to school are allowed to board a “good deal of debate” Health, Education, Labor Washington think default is ties can sit down together tic about their commitment you, sir,” Prevuznak said, at a safer corner nearby. remains in Congress, but and Pensions (HELP) the right approach, but it’s in the same room. The pact to hold regular talks on the adding that he felt the ear- Prevuznak said he would he said the more data that Committee, has called on not,” Casey said. “We also will be retroactive to Sept. issue. He also said his con- lier meeting was productive. seek answers and work with comes in makes the case of Congress to raise the nation- need to take a hard look at 1, he said. cern was about providing • The board heard from both families. action stronger. al minimum wage by passing tax reform.”

SEVEN-DAY FORECAST ALMANACNSUN & MOON ACROSS THE REGION TODAY ATIONAL FORECAST Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport Sunrise Sunset Shown is Syracuse TODAY through 7 p.m. Monday Today Today today’s weather. 90/70 Albany Seattle Winnipeg HIGH TEMPERATURES 6:39 a.m. 7:21 p.m. Temperatures are 85/69 83/62 78/53 Montreal Partly 72/64 87° High/low 75°/44° today’s highs and sunny; Moonrise Moonset tonight’s lows. Binghamton Billings Normal high/low 75°/55° Today Today 79/56 87/69 Minneapolis Toronto LOW breezy, Record high 95° (1959) 12:05 p.m. 10:18 p.m. 82/63 91/64 Record low 39° (1956) Detroit New York 67° warmer Towanda 94/71 85/73 PRECIPITATION First Full Scranton Poughkeepsie 87/66 San Francisco Chicago 85/67 Washington 24 hrs ending 7 p.m. 0.00" 87/68 74/59 Denver 96/73 WED THU FRI 90/73 Month to date 0.10" Wilkes-Barre 70/57 Kansas City Normal m-t-d 1.14" Williamsport 87/67 94/69 Sept 12 Sept 19 89/68 New York Los Angeles Year to date 18.47" 85/73 80/63 Normal y-t-d 26.17" Pottsville Atlanta Last New State College 86/67 87/69 COOLING DEGREE DAYS Allentown El Paso 88/67 82/67 A p.m. Show- Partly Degree days are an indicator of energy needs. The more the 86/67 total degree days, the more energy is necessary to cool. Houston t-storm in ers, heavy sunny and Harrisburg Reading Chihuahua 93/74 Yesterday 0 87/68 Philadelphia 73/59 spots t-storms cooler Month to date 29 Sept 26 Oct 4 88/68 90/71 Miami Monterrey 88/79 92° 67° 87° 55° 67° 45° Year to date 731 THE POCONOS 89/70 Last year to date 860 Highs: 79-85. Lows: 62-68. Partly sunny, breezy and warmer today. Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation today. Temperature bands are highs for the day. SATSUN MON Normal year to date 548 Partly cloudy tonight. A shower or thunderstorm in spots tomorrow. Summary: Heat will reach from the southern Plains to the East Coast and build RIVER LEVELS THE JERSEY SHORE over the Northwest with sunshine today. Showers and storms will reach from the In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday. Highs: 77-83. Lows: 67-73. Partly sunny, breezy and humid today. deserts to the Great Lakes and will dot the Gulf Coast. Susquehanna Stage Chg Fld Stg Mainly clear and humid tonight. Partly sunny and humid tomorrow. Today WedToday WedToday Wed THE FINGER LAKES Anchorage 58/51/r 61/49/r Honolulu 89/74/pc 89/73/s Pittsburgh 90/70/s 87/68/t Wilkes-Barre 2.55 -0.74 22 Highs: 87-93. Lows: 67-73. Partly sunny, breezy and warmer today. Towanda 1.52 -0.38 16 Baltimore 91/69/pc 94/71/t Indianapolis 93/72/s 90/68/pc Portland, ME 75/66/t 84/66/pc Partly cloudy, warm and humid tonight. Boston 80/71/pc 91/71/pc Las Vegas 91/73/t 92/77/t St. Louis 96/76/s 96/73/pc Bright and Sunny and Partial sun- Lehigh NEW YORK CITY Buffalo 90/71/pc 86/66/t Milwaukee 91/69/pc 82/60/t San Francisco 74/59/s 72/57/pc sunny nice shine Bethlehem 1.83 -0.04 16 High: 85. Low: 73. Partly sunny, breezy and warmer today. Partly Charlotte 89/68/pc 89/66/pc New Orleans 90/75/pc 90/74/pc Seattle 83/62/s 87/61/s cloudy tonight. A thunderstorm in spots tomorrow. 67° 44° 73° 52° 70° 44° Delaware Chicago 96/73/pc 89/65/t Norfolk 86/71/pc 88/72/pc Wash., DC 90/73/pc 93/74/t Port Jervis 2.87 -0.07 18 PHILADELPHIA Cleveland 91/72/s 89/68/t Okla. City 93/68/s 94/70/s Key: s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, Forecasts and graphics provided by High: 90. Low: 71. Partly sunny, breezy and warmer today. Partly Dallas 96/74/s 96/74/s Orlando 90/73/pc 89/73/t c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, AccuWeather, Inc. ©2013 cloudy tonight. A thunderstorm in spots tomorrow. Denver 70/57/t 74/57/t Phoenix 93/79/t 98/83/t r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice. K sports SECTION B THE TIMES LEADER timesleader.com Tuesday, September 10, 2013 Hello, Newman!Truex bumped from Chase MWR receives fine, suspension after fixing race at Richmond

JENNA FRYER fined $300,000, and general Newman was leading with munication between Bowyer AP Auto Racing Writer manager Ty Norris received an seven laps remaining Saturday and his Michael Waltrip Racing indefinite suspension. Truex, night at Richmond, where a vic- crew that seemed to indicate CONCORD, N.C. — Ryan Clint Bowyer and Brian Vickers tory would have given him the the spin was deliberate, as well Newman replaced Martin were docked 50 points apiece — final spot in the 12-driver Chase as additional evidence that sug- Truex Jr. in the Chase for the but Bowyer’s deduction does not field. But Bowyer spun to bring gested MWR had Bowyer and Sprint Cup championship on affect his position in the Chase, out a caution, setting in motion Vickers take a dive over the Monday night when NASCAR which begins Sunday at Chicago. a chain of events that ultimately final three laps so Joey Logano penalized Michael Waltrip “We penalize to not have led to Newman losing the race would knock Jeff Gordon out of Racing for manipulating the this happen again,” NASCAR and Bowyer teammate Truex Chase contention in yet another outcome of last weekend’s race President Mike Helton said. earning the final Chase berth. attempt to help Truex. AP photo at Richmond. “It’s a message from the league While examining the situa- Clint Bowyer gets sideways on the front stretch during the NASCAR race at Michael Waltrip Racing was saying ‘You can’t do this.’” tion, NASCAR reviewed com- See NEWMAN |6B Richmond International Raceway on Saturday.

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAguE Excitement Chipwins his falls when Eagles debut NFL fans take tumbles Vick throws two TDs, TERRY COLLINS McCoy runs for 184 yards Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — NFL JOSEPH WHITE opening day excitement was AP Sports Writer tarnished with the death of one fan who fell from a pedes- LANDOVER, Md. — Just try to keep up with Michael trian overpass outside the big Vick, LeSean McCoy and the Philadelphia Eagles this game in San Francisco, and season. Robert Griffin III and the Washington Redskins injuries to two others from sure couldn’t. falls inside the Indianapolis Playing at a frenetic pace that left the Redskins stadium. bumbling and stumbling, the Eagles unleashed coach Early indications suggest Chip Kelly’s offense on the NFL and 32-year-old Kevin Hayes of crammed 77 plays into 60 minutes of Hayward fell accidentally, San football. They had their share of mis- AP photos Francisco Police Chief Greg cues, of course, but they held on for a Philadelphia Eagles running back LeSean McCoy celebrates has he crosses the goal line for a touchdown during the second half Suhr said. 33-27 upset of the defending NFC East Monday against the Washington Redskins in Landover, Md. “Alcohol may or may not champs. have played a role to some 33 Vick, running the don’t-take-a-breath of a dedicated, high-profile rehab that included a pub- varying degree, but right now, Eagles attack that won 87 percent of the lic clash with Washington coach Mike Shanahan that it looks like a very sad, tragic time during Kelly’s four years at the barely put a dent in the fans’ fervent adoration for their accident,” Suhr said. University of Oregon, completed 15 of franchise player. Hayes fell while walking with 27 25 passes for 203 yards and two touch- As it turned out, they didn’t have much of a chance his brother on a bridge over downs, and he ran nine times for 56 to chant “R-G-3!” — because the Redskins offense four lanes of traffic outside the Redskins yards and a score. McCoy had 31 car- couldn’t stay on the field. Their first seven plays: lost stadium, police said. Off-duty ries for 184 yards, including a 34-yard fumble by Alfred Morris, 3-yard loss by Morris, penal- medics and police officers gave TD. DeSean Jackson piled up 104 yards ty for illegal shift, screen to Morris that got back some him first aid until an ambu- on seven catches. yards, interception thrown by Griffin into triple cover- lance arrived, but authorities Vick hit Jackson for a 25-yard touch- age, pass dropped by fullback Darrel Yo ung, safety that said he was declared dead from down and Brent Celek for a 28-yard occurred when Morris bobbled a pitch in the end zone. his injuries. score, then found the end zone himself on a 3-yard run The Redskins were trailing 33-7 late in the third “We would like to express — and that was just the first half. It would have been a quarter before three consecutive touchdowns — the our deepest condolences to bigger rout if Vick hadn’t missed three open receivers last coming with 1:14 to play — made the score more the family during this difficult in the first quarter, or if his sideways lateral on first- respectable. Philadelphia Eagles coaches use large flash cards to signal time,” 49ers spokesman Bob plays during the second half Monday against the Washington and-goal at the 4 hadn’t been tipped by linebacker Ryan Wearing a brace on his right knee, Griffin completed Lange said in an email. Kerrigan and returned 75 yards for a Redskins touch- 30 of 49 passes for 329 yards, but 169 yards came in the The death came just after down. fourth after the Eagles had taken control. He was also play — but the quarterback remained in the game. kickoff in what was eventu- Perhaps the most remarkable accomplishment by intercepted twice — the first multi-interception game Washington didn’t run a play in Philadelphia territo- ally San Francisco’s 34-28 win Vick, McCoy, Kelly and the Eagles: They managed to of his career. He ran only five times for 24 yards. He ry until the second half. At one point, the Eagles were over Green Bay. Multiple wit- upstage Griffin. The game was played eight months to reached down to touch his knee after he was slammed outgaining the Redskins 146-3. There was a moment nesses reported that Hayes the day since the Redskins quarterback had major knee down by Mychal Kendricks late in the second quarter surgery, and his return Monday was the culmination — Griffin was flagged for intentional grounding on the See EAGLES |5BSee FANS |5B Hats off to WVW’s Grega

to reach it, swinging a reverse stick and Senior nets OT winner to down Dallas launching the ball high over Dallas goal- keeper Lily Amadio. The next capped a Startans rush, as JOHN MEDEIROS in a 2-1 OT triumph over Wyoming Area. Kaylee Caprari sent a pass to Gonda, whose [email protected] “Me and Julia were up on the forward line blast from just inside the circle was redi- again,” Grega said. “And the last game we rected by Grega for a 2-0 lead in the ninth KINGSTON —In case you weren’t there had the same type of situation happen. We minute. Thursday, Danielle Grega and Julia Usefara know what to do with it.” “I’ve played against her a lot, so I know a made sure to work their magic again. The Valley West senior finished the day bit about how she plays,” Grega said of fac- Grega scored in overtime with an assist with three goals, giving her five on the sea- ing Amadio, who made eight saves. “You’ve from Usefara for the second consecutive son. It was her first hat trick since Oct. 1, got to hit your corners on her.” game, this time lifting Wyoming Valley 2012, in a victory over Abington Heights. There’s no quit in the Mountaineers, Pete G. Wilcox | The Times Leader West over Dallas 3-2 at Spartan Stadium Grega had two goals in a six-minute span though, as Dallas suddenly tilted the field Danielle grega maneuvers around Dallas goalie Lily Amadio and scores the on Monday in Wyoming Valley Conference early in the first half to give the Spartans in its favor. The visitors had the next four winning goal in overtime of Monday’s WVC field hockey game at Spartan field hockey. the early advantage. The first came as Alex Stadium in Kingston. grega scored three times in the 3-2 victory. The pair created the same finish last week Gonda centered the ball and Grega dove See GREGA |3B Nadal needs four sets to down Djokovic

over when they appeared to be, and courts and 60-3 overall in 2013 Spaniard wins his 13th Grand Slam title spectators often shouted out during with nine titles, including at the the course of play, prompting Nadal French Open, which made him the HOWARD FENDRICH phy presentation. “Probably only to complain to the chair umpire. first man with at least one Grand AP Tennis Writer my team knows how much (this) This was their 37th match against Slam trophy in nine consecutive means for me.” each other, the most between any seasons. The 27-year-old Spaniard’s NEW YORK — Hard to believe They started in sunlight and fin- two men in the Open era, and Nadal total of 13 major championships this is the same Rafael Nadal who ished at night, a 3-hour, 21-minute has won 22. It also was their third ranks third in the history of men’s was home during the U.S. Open a miniseries of cliffhangers and plot head-to-head U.S. Open final in the tennis, behind only Roger Federer’s year ago, nursing a bad left knee. twists and a pair of protagonists last four years. Nadal beat Djokovic 17 and Pete Sampras’ 14. Hard to believe this is the guy who inspired standing ovations in for the 2010 title, and Djokovic won “Thirteen Grand Slams for a sent packing in the first round of the middle of games. their rematch in 2011. guy who is 27 years old is incred- Wimbledon in June, losing against “Probably nobody brings my They know each other’s games so ible,” said Djokovic, who owns six someone ranked 135th. game to the limit like Novak,” said well, and play such similar hustle- himself. “Whatever he achieved so Looking fit as can be and maybe Nadal, who collected $3.6 million to-every-ball styles, but in the end, far in his career, everybody should even better than ever, the No. in prize money, including a $1 mil- it was Nadal who was superior. respect, no question about it.” 2-ranked Nadal pulled away from No. lion bonus for results during the “He was too good. He definitely Nadal no longer wears the strips 1 Novak Djokovic 6-2, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1 on North American hard-court circuit. deserved to win this match today of white tape he once did to bolster Monday in a taut, tense U.S. Open There was no quit in either of and this trophy,” Djokovic said. his left knee, and the way he cov- final for his 13th Grand Slam title. them, during points that lasted “Obviously disappointing to lose a ered the court against Djokovic — AP photo “Very, very emotional, no?” 15, 25, even more than 50 strokes. match like this.” Rafael Nadal reacts after defeating Novak Djokovic during the Nadal said during the on-court tro- Those rallies went so long, rarely Nadal improved to 22-0 on hard See NADAL |6B men’s singles final of the u.S. Open on Monday in NewYork. PAGE 2B Tuesday, September 10, 2013 scoreboard www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER

local calendar baseball LATEST LINE BULLETIN BOARD TUESDAY INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL at Penn St.35(50½) UCF CAMPS/CLINICS starts at 1 p.m. and will be PLAYOFFS FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Ball St.2½3(65) at North Texas a captain and crew format. hIGh SChOOL FIELD hOCKEY National League at Middle Tenn. 3½ 4½ (49½) Memphis Sem Cradle Lacrosse is The cost is $95 per person, Berwick at Meyers (x-if necessary) Hanover Area at Pittston Area First Round at Cincinnati -180 Chicago+170 at Arkansas 19 22 (50½) Southern Miss. offering a clinic for boys and which includes the golf, a gift Tunkhannock at GAR (Best-of-5) girls ages 4-8 at Wyoming Atlanta-160at Miami +150 at South Carolina 11 12½ (48½) Vanderbilt for each golfer and dinner Durham 3, Indianapolis 0 Seminary Upper School in to be held at Blue Ridge Trail hIGh SChOOL GOLF Wednesday, Sep. 4: Durham 2, Indianapolis 0 Washington -145 at New York +135 at Oklahoma 28 26 (47½) Tulsa Holy Redeemer at Wyoming Seminary Thursday, Sep. 5: Durham 6, Indianapolis 5 Kingston. Program sessions following play. Awards will be Friday, Sep. 6: Durham 2, Indianapolis 1 at Los Angeles-155Arizona +145 at California OFF OFF (OFF)Ohio St. will be held Saturdays from given to three flight winners. hIGh SChOOL BOYS SOCCER Pawtucket 3, Rochester 2 Berwick at Wyoming Area Wednesday, Sep. 4: Rochester 7, Pawtucket 1 at San Francisco -125 Colorado +115 at Kansas St.35½ 38½ (52½) UMass noon to 1 p.m. at Klassner There will also be prizes for Thursday, Sep. 5: Pawtucket 7, Rochester 2 Hazleton Area at Dallas American League at South Florida 10½10(42) FAU Field on North Maple Street closest to the pins and a pot Meyers at Crestwood, 7 p.m. Friday, Sep. 6: Pawtucket 5, Rochester 1 Saturday, Sep. 7: Rochester 9, Pawtucket 1 Wyoming Seminary at Hanover Area at Baltimore-130New York +120 at RicePk5(59) Kansas beginning Saturday, Sept. of gold hole.There will also Sunday, Sep. 8: Pawtucket 3, Rochester 0 at Cleveland -110 Kansas City+100 at LSU3837½ (55) Kent St. 21 and continuing through be door prizes. All proceeds hIGh SChOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Championship Nov. 2. Cost is $120. The will benefit the American Crestwood at GAR, 4:30 p.m. (Best-of-5) Los Angeles-160at Minnesota +150 Notre Dame 23 20½(52) at Purdue Delaware Valleyat Hanover Area Durham vs.Pawtucket program provides all necessary Heart Association. For more Hazleton Area at North Pocono Tuesday, Sep. 10: Pawtucket at Durham, Detroit -140 at Chicago+130 UTEP 66½(53)at New Mexico St. equipment with no additional information, call Paul F. Harper Lake-Lehman at Holy Redeemer, 4:30 p.m. 7:05 p.m. at Seattle -160 Houston+150 at Northwestern 35 31½ (60½) W. Michigan Wednesday, Sep. 11: Pawtucket at Durham, feel. The curriculum is at 592-5191 or email him at COLLEGE FIELD hOCKEY 7:05 p.m. Interleague at Arizona 24½25½ (63½) UTSA designed to teach the basics of [email protected]. The Misericordia at Alvernia, 7 p.m. Friday, Sep. 13: Durham at Pawtucket, 7:05 p.m. x-Saturday, Sep. 14: Durham at Pawtucket, at Texas-180 Pittsburgh +170 at Utah +3 2(51) Oregon St. lacrosse. It will be directed by deadline for entry is Sept. 14. COLLEGE MEN’S SOCCER 7:05 p.m. NCAA FOOTBALL at UNLV 16 7(56½) Cent. Michigan Sem coach Catie Kersey. For PSU Mont Alto at PSU Hazleton, 6 p.m. x-Sunday, Sep. 15: Durham at Pawtucket, more information or to register, holy Rosary Golf 1:05 p.m. FAVORITE OPEN TODAYO/U UNDERDOG at Arizona St.45½ (55) Wisconsin contact Kersey at ckersey@ Tournament is set for Sept. COLLEGE CO-ED SOCCER EASTERN LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Thursday x-at Chicago PSU Worthington Scranton at PSU Wilkes- wyomingseminary.org. 15 at Pine Hills Country Club in Barre, 4 p.m. (x-if necessary) TCU63½ (65) at Texas Tech Off Key Taylor. Registration is at noon Wild-Card COLLEGE WOMEN’S TENNIS (Best-of-5) at Louisiana Tech 7½ 7½ (52) Tulane Ohio St. QB questionable MEETINGS for a 1 p.m. shotgun start. Misericordia at Keystone, 3:30 p.m. Trenton 3, Binghamton 0 at Arkansas St.1010(67)Troy NFL Cost is $90 per player, $360 Wednesday, Sep. 4: Trenton 6, Binghamton 5, COLLEGE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL 10 innings Friday FAVORITE OPEN TODAYO/U UNDERDOG Crestwood Football Booster for a foursome, and includes PSU-Hazleton at King’s, 7 p.m. Thursday, Sep. 5: Trenton 2, Binghamton 1 Club will have a meeting at Boise St.2423(52) Air Force Thursday lunch and dinner. Contact Wilkes at Susquehanna, 7 p.m. Friday, Sep. 6: Trenton 3, Binghamton 0 Wednesday, Sept. 11, at 7 p.m. Debbie at 451-1762 or Holy Saturday at New England 10 13 (44) N.Y. Jets WEDNESDAY First Round at Tony’s Pizza. Parents of all Rosary School at 457-2553 for (Best-of-5) at Rutgers3427½ (49) E. Michigan Sunday Harrisburg 3, Erie 1 junior high and varsity players information, registrations and hIGh SChOOL CROSS COUNTRY Wednesday, Sep. 4: Harrisburg 5, Erie 4 Stanford3028½ (48) at Army at Philadelphia OFF OFF (OFF)San Diego are welcome to attend. sponsorships. Dallas/Coughlin/MMI Prep/Wyoming Semi- Thursday, Sep. 5: Erie 2, Harrisburg 1, 12 innings nary/Crestwood at Holy Redeemer, 4:15 p.m. Friday, Sep. 6: Harrisburg 4, Erie 1 at West Virginia 38 38½ (56) Georgia St. at Baltimore66½ (43½) Cleveland Saturday, Sep. 7: Harrisburg 5, Erie 1 hughestown Sports Club King’s Softball will have hIGh SChOOL FIELD hOCKEY Harrisburg 3, Trenton 0 Louisville 7½ 12½ (61½) at Kentucky at HoustonOFF OFF (OFF)Tennessee Holy Redeemer at Dallas Tuesday, Sep. 10: Harrisburg at Trenton, Marshall 67(71) at Ohio at Indianapolis Pk 3(42½) Miami will have a meeting at 2:30 a golf tournament Sunday, Nanticoke at Crestwood 7:05 p.m. p.m. Sunday, Sept. 18, at Sept. 29, at Four Seasons Golf Wyoming Area at Lake-Lehman, 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sep. 11: Harrisburg at Trenton, at Michigan 35½37(58) Akron Carolina 2½ 3(44½) at Buffalo 7:05 p.m. Granteed’s, Parsonage St. in Course.The cost is $75 per Wyoming Seminary at Coughlin at Indiana 42½(64½) Bowling Green at Atlanta67(47)St. Louis Wyoming ValleyWest at Delaware Valley Thursday, Sep. 12: Trenton at Harrisburg,TBA Pittston. Game tickets and golfer,which includes 18 holes x-Friday, Sep. 13: Trenton at Harrisburg,TBA Virginia Tech 77½(55) at East Carolina at Green BayOFF OFF (OFF)Washington season tickets are available hIGh SChOOL GOLF x-Saturday, Sep. 14: Trenton at Harrisburg,TBA of golf, cart, beverages and a Crestwood at Berwick, 3:30 p.m. Maryland 77½(47)at UConn at Kansas CityOFF OFF (OFF)Dallas and can be purchased at the meal. The format is captain Hanover Area at Wyoming Area NEW YORK - PENN LEAGUE at Pittsburgh 20½21(52) New Mexico at Chicago5½6½(41)Minnesota meeting or by contacting and crew. Reservations are Hazleton Area at Wyoming ValleyWest PLAYOFFS Lake-Lehman at Wyoming Seminary at Wake Forest 3½ 3(56) Louisiana-Monroe New Orleans 33(46) at Tampa Bay any club member. For more required by Sept. 20. For more MMI Prep at Holy Redeemer, 4 p.m. information, call Barbara (x-if necessary) W. Kentucky7½10½ (51) at South Alabama Detroit Pk Pk (47) at Arizona information, email softball@ Nanticoke at Meyers First Round Kapish at 457-5705. kings.edu or call 208.5855. Pittston Area at Coughlin (Best-of-3) Fresno St.109½(70)at Colorado at Oakland 3½ 5½ (39½) Jacksonville Tunkhannock at Dallas State College 2,Jamestown 1 Friday, Sep. 6: Jamestown 6, State College 5 at Florida St.3532(66) Nevada at N.Y. GiantsOFF OFF (OFF)Denver Nanticoke Area Little Kingston/Forty Fort Little hIGh SChOOL BOYS SOCCER Saturday, Sep. 7: State College 12,Jamestown 4 at Nebraska45(69)UCLA at Seattle 33(44½) San Francisco GAR at Holy Redeemer Sunday, Sep. 8: State College 6, Jamestown 0 League will meet Sept. 11 League Board of Directors Georgia Tech 10 8(55½) at Duke Sept. 16 at 7 p.m. Location will be has nominations for all hIGh SChOOL GIRLS SOCCER Tri-City 2,Aberdeen 0 announced soon. Elections for Berwick at Meyers Friday, Sep. 6: Tri-City 1,Aberdeen 0 at Oregon 20 25½ (72½) Tennessee at Cincinnati 66½(40½) Pittsburgh positions. In order to submit Saturday, Sep. 7: Tri-City 3, Aberdeen 0 Crestwood at Tunkhannock at Texas3½4½(62) Mississippi Off Key all positions will take place at your name for nomination, Wyoming Area at Hazleton Area Championship end of meeting. please email bbordow@ptd. Wyoming Seminary at Coughlin at Southern Cal 17½14(43)Boston College San Diego plays Sept. 9 (Best-of-3) net indicating your interest. State College vs. Tri-City Iowa 31½(45)at Iowa St. Philadelphia plays Sept. 9 hIGh SChOOL GIRLS TENNIS Tuesday, Sep. 10: State College at Tri-City, REGISTRATIONS/TRYOUTS Nominations for all positions Coughlin at Berwick 7:05 p.m. Alabama 78½(63½)at Texas A&M Houston plays Sept. 9 will be submitted at the KFF Crestwood at Wyoming ValleyWest, 4:15 p.m. Wednesday, Sep. 11: Tri-City at State College, Dallas at Wyoming Seminary 7:05 p.m. N. Illinois 24 27½(61) at Idaho Washington plays Sept. 9 Back Mountain Bandits Board meeting on Monday, Hanover Area at Tunkhannock x-Thursday, Sep. 12: Tri-City at State College, at Auburn 76(53) Mississippi St. Dallas played late game Sept. 8 Boys and Girls Lacrosse Sept. 16.Adetailed description Hazleton Area at Pittston Area 7:05 p.m. Holy Redeemer at MMI Prep, 4 p.m. Washington-x7½10½ (60) Illinois N.Y. Giants played late game Sept. 8 Registration for 2014 season of these positions are GAR at Wyoming Area PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE will be Saturday Sept. 21 from available on our website- www. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Dallas hIGh SChOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS kffll.org. Dallas at Coughlin American Legion. The league MMI Prep at Meyers (x-if necessary) is for boys in age groups U9 Knights of Columbus Pittston Area at Wyoming valley West First Round SUNDAY’S LATE SUMMARY (Best-of-5) Tunkhannock at Wyoming Area football local golf to U15 and girls in grades Pittston Council No. 372 Salt Lake 3, Las Vegas 1 Giants-Cowboys Stats 3-8. Family Discounts apply Wednesday, Sep. 4: Salt Lake 4, Las Vegas 3 N.Y. Giants37714—31 local level soccer challenge COLLEGE FIELD hOCKEY NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE GLENMAURA NATIONAL Thursday, Sep. 5: Salt Lake 5, Las Vegas 4 Dallas 310149—36 and there are no mandatory will be held at noon Sept. King’s at Muhlenberg, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sep. 6: Las Vegas 3, Salt Lake 2 GOLF CLUB AMERICAN CONFERENCE First Quarter fund raisers. Registration Saturday, Sep. 7: Salt Lake 4, Las Vegas 3 Dal—FG Bailey 30, 13:04. 22 at the James Clark Park COLLEGE GOLF Omaha 3, Oklahoma City 0 East WLTPct PF PA NYG—FG J.Brown 20, 2:02. 2013 Junior Club Championship (2 Rounds) fee includes U.S. Lacrosse located along Curry Street PSU-Hazleton at Penn College, 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sep. 4: Omaha 3, Oklahoma City 1 Second Quarter Winner: Chris Cerminaro (140). Thursday, Sep. 5: Omaha 7, Oklahoma City 4 New England 1001.000 23 21 registration, U.S. Lacrosse in Pittston for all area boys Miami 1001.000 23 10 Dal—FG Bailey 38, 10:02. Runner-ups: Nick Johnson (145), Dominick COLLEGE MEN’S SOCCER Friday, Sep. 6: Omaha 7, Oklahoma City 6 N.Y. Jets 1001.000 18 17 Dal—Witten 15 pass from Romo (Bailey kick), Mancinelli (145). Magazine and a team uniform. and girls ages 10-14. Winners Misericordia at Susquehanna, 7 p.m. Buffalo 010.000 21 23 2:55. IREM COUNTRY CLUB Championship The league is also looking progress through local, district South NYG—Cruz 70 pass from Manning (J.Brown Fab 4s Women’s Golf Association Winners (Best-of-5) COLLEGE WOMEN’S SOCCER WLTPct PF PA kick), 1:50. First Flight: Joann Wanyo. for volunteers for board and state competitions. King’s at Alvernia, 7 p.m. Salt Lake vs. Omaha Indianapolis 1001.000 21 17 Second Flight: Nancy McAndrew. Tuesday, Sep. 10: Salt Lake at Omaha, 8:05 p.m. Third Quarter positions and all aspects of Participants will compete in Marywood at Misericordia, 7 p.m. Tennessee 1001.000 16 9 Dal—Church 27 fumble return (Bailey kick), Third Flight: Joan Moran. Wednesday, Sep. 11: Salt Lake at Omaha, Houston000.000 00 the organization. For more their respective age groups. 8:05 p.m. 12:31. Birdies: Gretchen Watters (Hole 4), Joann COLLEGE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Jacksonville 010.000 228 Dal—Witten 4 pass from Romo (Bailey kick), Freeman (Hole 1). Friday, Sep. 13: Omaha at Salt Lake, TBA North information, visit www. There is no cost for admission. PSU York at PSU Wilkes-Barre, 7 p.m. x-Saturday, Sep. 14: Omaha at Salt Lake, TBA 4:55. Chip-ins: Mary Ann Stelma (Hole 8), Nancy WLTPct PF PA McAndrew (Hole 13), Ruth Roberts (Hole 8), laxteams.net/bmylax/ or Participants are required to x-Sunday, Sep. 15: Omaha at Salt Lake, TBA Cincinnati 010.000 21 24 NYG—Cruz 18 pass from Manning (J.Brown ThURSDAY Pittsburgh 010.000 916kick), 1:44. Gretchen Watters (Hole 11), Joanne Bittner (Hole email [email protected]. have proof of age and written SUNDAY’S LATE BOxSCORE Baltimore010.000 27 49 Fourth Quarter 14),Joann Freeman (Hole 10). parental consent to compete. hIGh SChOOL FIELD hOCKEY Cleveland 010.000 10 23 Dal—FG Bailey 45, 12:10. Putting Prize: Joann Freeman (25). Berwick at Hanover Area Reds 3, Dodgers 2 West NYG—Cruz 10 pass from Manning (J.Brown Dallas Youth Basketball For more information, call Don GAR at Elk Lake Los AngelesABRh BI BB SO Avg. WLTPct PF PA kick), 8:47. is holding registration for Dal—Carr 49 interception return (pass failed), Mac Rae at 815-4454 or Mitch Meyers at Pittston Area C.Crawford lf 401003.289 Kansas City1001.000 28 2 bowling its winter youth basketball Northwest at Tunkhannock Puig rf 30000 1.344 Denver 1001.000 49 27 1:50. Megliola at 335-3002. Ad.Gonzalez1b4 11000.291 San Diego000.000 00 NYG—Myers 4 pass from Manning (J.Brown leagues on Tuesday, Sept. H.Ramirez ss 412201.339 Oakland 010.000 17 21 kick), :11. MODERN LANES hIGh SChOOL BOYS SOCCER Uribe 3b 40000 1.271 NATIONAL CONFERENCE A—85,348. 10 and Thursday, Sept. 12. Luzerne County Special Coughlin at Wyoming Seminary Ethier cf 400002.273 East NYGDal Crestwood at Tunkhannock WLTPct PF PA Thursday 6 p.m. League The registrations will be held Olympics Golf Tournament A.Ellis c30200 1.248 First downs 21 22 Team Standings: 1. Mark’s Pro Shop, 4-0; 2. Dallas at Holy Redeemer M.Ellis 2b 30000 1.271 Dallas 1001.000 36 31 Total Net Yards478 331 from 6-9 p.m., both nights will be held Sunday, Sept. 22 Hazleton Area at Pittston Area Philadelphia 1001.000 33 27 Team 10, 4-0; 3. Team 4, 4-0; 4. Team 12, 3-1; 5. Kershawp 300002.169 Rushes-yards14-50 23-87 Team 8, 3-1; 6. Number 2, 2-2; 7. Susquehanna at Wycallis Elementary MMI at Nanticoke Washington 010.000 27 33 with a noon check-in and a Withrow p000000.000 Passing 428 244 Build, 2-2; 8. Bean’s Pro Shop, 1-3; 9. Team 12, 1-3; Wyoming ValleyWest at Lake-Lehman, 7 p.m. Belisario p000000.000 N.Y. Giants010.000 31 36 school cafeteria. Boys and 1 p.m. shotgun start at Four Punt Returns 5-20 2-19 10. Dan’s Drywalls, 0-4; 11. Instigators, 0-4; 12. Totals 32 262012 South WLTPct PF PA Kickoff Returns 1-26 0-0 The Donkeys, 0-4. girls who live in the Dallas Seasons Golf Course in Exeter. hIGh SChOOL GIRLS SOCCER Cincinnati AB RhBI BB SO Avg. Interceptions Ret. 1-91 3-62 Choo cf 101020.291 New Orleans 1001.000 23 17 high Scratch Game: 1. Dolphus Teart, 300; 2. School District who attend The tournament will benefit Holy Redeemer at Dallas Tampa Bay010.000 17 18 Comp-Att-Int 27-42-336-49-1 Heisey lf 30000 1.235 Mark Mancini, 269; 3. Dave Kern, 267. Lake-Lehman at Wyoming Valley West Carolina 010.000 712Sacked-Yards Lost 3-22 2-19 high Scratch Series: 1. Ed Polons, 746; 2. third though eighth grade are Luzerne County Special MMI Prep at Nanticoke Votto 1b 40000 1.303 Atlanta010.000 17 23 Punts3-54.76-45.8 B.Phillips 2b 40000 1.265 Mark Mancini, 739; 3. Dave Kern, 701. eligible to participate. Call Pittston Area at Hanover Area North Fumbles-Lost3-3 2-0 Olympians’ fall/winter/spring Bruce rf 422202.268 WLTPct PF PA Penalties-Yards6-52 5-40 Scott at 570-690-2190 for training.To register or to Frazier 3b 400000.235 Detroit 1001.000 34 24 Time of Possession 22:50 37:10 hIGh SChOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Cozart ss 41200 1.254 transactions more information. donate, please email Frank at Berwick at Hazleton Area Chicago1001.000 24 21 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Hanigan c301101.214 Green Bay010.000 28 34 Crestwood at North Pocono, 4:30 p.m. H.Baileyp 1000 11.154 RUShING—N.Y. Giants, Scott 5-23,Wilson [email protected] or call Minnesota 010.000 24 34 7-19, Manning 2-8. Dallas, Murray 20-86,Tanner BASEBALL GAR at Hanover Area a-N.Soto ph 10000 1.000 West UPCOMING EVENTS/OThER 510-5600. Holy Redeemer at Delaware Valley, 4:30 p.m. Duke p0000001.000 1-2, Romo 2-(minus 1). WLTPct PF PA PASSING—N.Y. Giants, Manning 27-42-3-450. American League Nanticoke at Lake-Lehman Hoover p000000 --- St. Louis 1001.000 27 24 Dallas, Romo 36-49-1-263. HOUSTON ASTROS — Recalled INF Brandon A.Chapman p000000.000 San Francisco 1001.000 34 28 Assembly 59 will have a golf Northwest Area hoopster RECEIVING—N.Y. Giants, Myers 7-66, Cruz 5-118, Laird, OF Jimmy Paredes and RHPs David Marti- COLLEGE GOLF Totals 29 36339 Seattle 1001.000 12 7 Nicks 5-114, Randle 5-101, Scott 5-51. Dallas,Austin nez and Rhiner Cruz from Oklahoma City (PCL). tournament Saturday, Sept. 21 Classic Golf Tournament King’s at Moravian (Woodstone), 1 p.m. Los Angeles000 100100—260 Arizona 010.000 24 27 Cincinnati 010100 001—36 1 Thursday’s Game 10-72, Witten 8-70, Murray 8-39, Bryant 4-22, Wil- LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Recalled SS Tommy at the Hollenback Golf Course will be held Sept. 21 at Mill liams 2-32, Harris 2-12,Tanner 1-9, Escobar 1-7. Field from Salt Lake (PCL). COLLEGE MEN’S SOCCER One out when winning run scored. Denver 49, Baltimore 27 on North Washington Street in a-struck out for H.Bailey in the 7th. Sunday’s Games MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. MINNESOTA TWINS — Recalled RHPs Michael Race Golf Course in Benton. Wilkes at Baptist Bible, 4 p.m. E—Frazier (8). LOB—Los Angeles 4, Cincinnati New Orleans 23,Atlanta 17 Tonkin and Cole De Vries, LHP Scott Diamond, OF Wilkes-Barre. The tournament The cost is $75 per person, 7. 2B—C.Crawford (27), H.Ramirez (23), Hanigan Chicago 24, Cincinnati 21 Chris Parmelee and INF Eduardo Escobar from begins at 9 a.m. The cost is which includes 18 holes of COLLEGE WOMEN’S SOCCER (8). HR—H.Ramirez (17), off H.Bailey; Bruce 2 New England 23, Buffalo 21 hOLESINONE Rochester (IL). Selected the contracts of C Eric Lebanon Valley at Wilkes, 4:30 p.m. (29), off Kershaw 2. RBIs—H.Ramirez 2 (52), Tennessee 16, Pittsburgh 9 Fryer and RHP Shairon Martis from Rochester. $40 per person. For more golf, a cart, door prizes, a Bruce 2 (93), Hanigan (21). S—Hanigan. N.Y. Jets 18,Tampa Bay 17 Transferred RHP Samuel Deduno and OF Wilkin information, call Butch at COLLEGE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Runners left in scoring position—Los Angeles Kansas City 28,Jacksonville 2 harper sinks hole-in-one Ramirez to the 60-day DL. meal, drinks and snacks. PSU Hazleton at Penn College, 1 p.m. 2 (Ad.Gonzalez, Kershaw); Cincinnati 3 (B.Phillips Seattle 12, Carolina 7 Mike Harper aced the 164-yard National League 829-3398 or 825-3584. Registration is at 7:30 a.m. PSU-York at PSU Wilkes-Barre, 7 p.m. 2, Heisey). RISP—Los Angeles 0 for 3; Cincinnati Miami 23, Cleveland 10 ATLANTA BRAVES — Recalled C Christian Refreshments will be served William Paterson at King’s, 7 p.m. 1 for 5. Detroit 34, Minnesota 24 seventh hole at Wilkes-Barre Golf Bethancourt from Mississippi (SL). and the tournament starts at GIDP—Ad.Gonzalez. Indianapolis 21, Oakland 17 Club with a 6 iron. John Rosick, NEWYORK METS — Recalled OF Mike Baxter afterwards at the North End 8 a.m. The format is four- FRIDAY DP—Cincinnati 1 (B.Phillips, Cozart,Votto). San Francisco 34, Green Bay 28 from Las Vegas (PCL). Los AngelesIPhRERBBSONPERA St. Louis 27,Arizona 24 Bob Barney and Steve Stiller Slovak Club. man scramble. For more Dallas 36, N.Y. Giants 31 Can-Am League hIGh SChOOL FOOTBALL Kershaw742 237104 1.92 witnessed the hole-in-one. QUEBEC CAPITALES — Released RHP Jamie information, call Lisa at Withrow 100 002172.96 Monday’s Games Abington Heights at Williamsport Philadelphia 33,Washington 27 Richmond. Belisario L, 5-71-3 21 100 83.52 Bass Fishing Tournament will 256-3412. Houston at San Diego, 10:20 p.m. hunsinger holes fifth hole Carbondale at GAR Cincinnati IP h RERBBSONPERA be held Sept. 21 at Blytheburn Hanover Area at Lakeland Thursday, Sep. 12 Jerry Hunsinger aced the 124- BASKETBALL H.Bailey762 209993.39 N.Y. Jets at New England, 8:25 p.m. Hazleton Area at Delaware Valley Duke 1-300 00 147.50 yard fifth hole at the Wyoming Lake on Blytheburn Rd. in Shavertown United Holy Cross at Northwest Sunday, Sep. 15 National Basketball Association Hoover2-3 00 000 92.85 Dallas at Kansas City, 1 p.m. MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES — Promoted Mountain Top. Boats in the Methodist Church 7th Lake-Lehman at Wyoming Area Valley Country Club.Tom Merlie, A.Chapman W, 4-5 100 002102.62 Tennessee at Houston, 1 p.m. player development coach David Adelman to water at 6:30 a.m. and out at 11 Annual Golf Tournament Meyers at Lackawanna Trail HBP—by Kershaw (Heisey, Choo), by H.Bailey Washington at Green Bay, 1 p.m. George Potsko and George assistant coach. Named BobbyJackson player Montrose at Tunkhannock (Puig). Balk—Kershaw. Minnesota at Chicago, 1 p.m. Reimiller witnessed the hole-in- development coach. a.m. The fee is $40 per team. will be held at the Mill Race Pittston Area at Crestwood Umpires—Home,Jim Wolf; First, Ed Hickox; St. Louis at Atlanta, 1 p.m. The tournament is limited to 10 Golf and Camping Resort Wyoming ValleyWest at Scranton Second,Jim Joyce; Third,Jeff Nelson. San Diego at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. one. FOOTBALL T—2:57. A—34,041 (42,319). Miami at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. boats. Reserve early.This is a in Benton Saturday, Oct. 5. Evans makes ace hIGh SChOOL FIELD hOCKEY Cleveland at Baltimore, 1 p.m. National Football League fundraiser for the Blytheburn Registration starts at 9 a.m. Nanticoke at Wyoming ValleyWest, 4:15 p.m. Carolina at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Christopher Evans aced the 150- auto racing Detroit at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. CHICAGO BEARS — Signed OT Jonathan Scott Lake Association. For more and the tournament begins New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 4:05 p.m. yard fourth hole at the Blue Ridge to a one-year contract. Signed QBJerrodJohnson hIGh SChOOL GOLF to the practice squad.Waived TE Kyle Adams.Ter- information, call 868-6895 or at 10 a.m. Entry fee is $80, NASCAR SPRINT CUP POINTS Jacksonville at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. Trail Golf Club with a 7 iron. Pete Hanover Area at MMI Prep Denver at N.Y. Giants, 4:25 p.m. minated the practice squad contract of G Derek 678-5261. which includes green fees, Holy Redeemer at GAR, 4:15 p.m. LEADERS San Francisco at Seattle, 8:30 p.m. and AnthonyBeczekwitnessed Dennis. Meyers at Wyoming Seminary Monday, Sep. 16 the hole-in-one. MIAMI DOLPHINS — Named Tom Garfinkel carts, free use of driving range Nanticoke at Lake-Lehman Through Sep. 7 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 8:40 p.m. president and CEO. Commonwealth Medical with unlimited balls, snacks, NEWYORK JETS — Re-signed QB Brady Quinn. 1. Matt Kenseth, 2,015. Rosati sinks hole-in-one College will have its fifth barbecue chicken dinner hIGh SChOOL BOYS SOCCER 2.Jimmie Johnson, 2,012. Eagles-Redskins Stats Louis Rosati aced the 115-yard Released LB Danny Lansanah. Signed WR Rah- Berwick at GAR 3. Kyle Busch, 2,012. Philadelphia 12 14 70—33 saan Vaughn to the practice squad. annual golf tournament following the tournament, Hanover Area at Meyers 4. Kevin Harvick, 2,006. Washington70713—27 11th hole at the Fox Hill Country PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Placed LB Larry First Quarter Monday, Sept. 30, at Huntsville souvenirs and prizes. Hole Tunkhannock at Hazleton Area 5. Carl Edwards, 2,006. Club with a 9 iron. Foote, C Maurkice Pouncey and RB LaRod Ste- 6. Joey Logano, 2,003. Was—Hall 75 fumble return (Forbath kick), phens-Howling on the injured reserve list. Signed Golf Course in Shavertown. sponsorships are available 7. Greg Biffle, 2,003. 11:54. RB Jonathan Dwyer, C/G Fernando Velasco and K hIGh SChOOL GIRLS SOCCER Phi—FG Henery 48, 9:15. Endler makes ace Registration is at 9 a.m. and for $80,which gives sponsors Crestwood at Lake-Lehman 8. Clint Bowyer, 2,000. Shayne Graham. 9. Dale Earnhardt Jr., 2,000. Phi—Jackson 25 pass from Vick (Henery kick), Bailey Endler aced the 156-yard Tunkhannock at Hazleton Area 8:59. the tournament begins at a sign at the tee box and a 10. Kurt Busch, 2,000. Phi—Cole safety, 4:50. 15th hole at the Wyoming Valley hOCKEY 11. Kasey Kahne, 2,000. 10 a.m. All proceeds benefit listing in the program. To hIGh SChOOL GIRLS TENNIS Second Quarter Country Club.Jason Mustapich, 12. Martin Truex Jr., 2,000. Phi—Celek 28 pass from Vick (Henery kick), National hockey League The Commonwealth Medical donate prizes for the golfers, Berwick at Hazleton Area 13.Jeff Gordon, 750. Jeffrey Mutchler, Dalton Lentini, CALGARY FLAMES — Announced the retire- Holy Redeemer at Hanover Area, 4 p.m. 6:10. College scholarships. For more call the church. Make checks 14. Ryan Newman, 741. Phi—Vick 3 run (Henery kick), :58. Bobby Shoemaker and Colin ment of G Miikka Kiprusoff. MMI Prep at GAR 15.Jamie McMurray, 721. Third Quarter OTTAWA SENATORS — Signed FColin Green- information, call 504-9619. payable to SUMC and include Pittston Area at Dallas 16. Brad Keselowski, 720. McAndrew witnessed the hole- Phi—McCoy 34 run (Henery kick), 13:26. ing to a three-year contract extension through the names of those in your Tunkhannock at Crestwood, 4:15 p.m. 17. Paul Menard, 698. Was—Morris 5 run (Forbath kick), :06. in-one. 2016-17. Wyoming Area at Coughlin 18. Aric Almirola, 664. Fourth Quarter American hockey League Dallas Rotary Club’s foursome. Singles will be Wyoming Seminary at Wyoming Valley West 19.Juan Pablo Montoya, 656. Was—Hankerson 10 pass from Griffin III (pass Yascur aces Lehman 8 CHICAGO WOLVES — Signed RW Shane 30th Annual Golf Classic, paired. Mail checks and entry 20. Ricky Stenhouse Jr., 644. failed), 12:24. Harper. COLLEGE FIELD hOCKEY 21. Marcos Ambrose, 638. Was—Hankerson 24 pass from Griffin III (For- Jim Yascur, of Dallas, had a hole GRAND RAPIDS GRIFFINS — Named Alan to support Dallas Rotary form to Shavertown United Wilkes at Widener, 7 p.m. 22.Jeff Burton, 628. bath kick), 1:14. in one on the par 4 eighth hole Cross public relations manager. charities, will be held at the Methodist Church 163 N. 23.Tony Stewart, 594. A—82,743. at Lehman Golf Club. He used a 24. Casey Mears, 544. Phi Was SOCCER Irem Country Club on Monday, Pioneer Ave., Shavertown, Pa. COLLEGE WOMEN’S TENNIS 25. David Ragan, 489. First downs 26 25 driver to record the sixth hole in Wilkes at Marywood, 4 p.m. 26. Denny Hamlin, 485. Total Net Yards443 382 Sept. 23.The tournament 18708. 27. Danica Patrick, 473. Rushes-yards49-26318-74 one of his career. His shot was Major League Soccer starts at 12:30 p.m. The 28. David Gilliland, 462. Passing 180 308 witnessed by DennyTitus and NEWYORK CITY FC — Named Tim Pernetti chief business officer. sponsorship donation is $100 what’s on tv 29. Mark Martin, 457. Punt Returns 0-0 2-14 Michael Morgan. Step By Step Inc.’s golf 30. Dave Blaney, 396. Kickoff Returns 2-37 3-56 TORONTO FC — Traded F Maximiliano Urruti to and the player entry fee is outing will be Sept. 16 at the 31. David Stremme, 362. Interceptions Ret. 2-10-0 Portland for F Bright Dike. MLB 32. David Reutimann, 353. Comp-Att-Int 15-25-0 30-49-2 Mchugh hits hole-in-one at National Women’s Soccer League $110. The format is captain Huntsville Golf Club.The 7 p.m. 33.Travis Kvapil, 352. Sacked-Yards Lost 3-23 3-21 WASHINGTON SPIRIT — Selected D Nikki Mar- and crew. Individuals are tournament will benefit the CSN — San Diego at Philadelphia 34. Bobby Labonte, 343. Punts6-42.3 3-42.0 Lehman shall from the waiver draft. MLB — Boston at Tampa Bay 35.J.J. Yeley, 340. Fumbles-Lost2-2 2-1 Sean McHugh had a hole in one welcome and will be teamed Step By Step, Inc. Foundation. SNY — Washington at N.Y. Mets 36. A J Allmendinger,337. Penalties-Yards8-65 10-75 on the 135-yard sixth hole at COLLEGE up with others in a group. For The Foundation has been WQMY,WWOR — N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore 37.Timmy Hill, 127. Time of Possession 32:39 27:21 8 p.m. 38. Michael McDowell, 122. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Lehman Golf Club. His shot was CONNECTICUT — Suspended men’s senior more information or an entry established to provide ROOT — Pittsburgh at Texas 39. Michael Waltrip, 102. RUShING—Philadelphia, McCoy 31-184,Vick witnessed by Rich Smith. He used basketball FTyler Olander indefinitely for violat- form, call Kevin Smith at 696- community education 40. Scott Speed, 99. 9-54, Brown 9-25.Washington, Morris 12-45, Grif- ing unspecified team rules. fin III 5-24, Helu 1-5. SAILING 41. Ken Schrader, 92. a 9 iron to record the first ace of 5420. Sponsors and players regarding developmental PASSING—Philadelphia, Vick 15-25-0-203. GRU AUGUSTA — Named Mark Mortimer as- 3:30 p.m. 42.Terry Labonte, 77. his career. sistant baseball coach and Robbie Wachman should respond by Sept. 12. NBCSN — America’s Cup, race 5 and 6, at San Washington, Griffin III 30-49-2-329. disabilities, autism, and 43. Boris Said, 48. RECEIVING—Philadelphia, Jackson 7-104, pitching coach. Francisco 44. Ron Fellows, 31. Celek 2-56, Cooper 2-14,Avant 2-13, Ertz 1-11, Van Santen sinks ace MIAMI — Hired Kelley McCallum as assistant mental health services. For 45.Alex Kennedy, 21. McCoy 1-5. Washington, Garcon 7-64, Hankerson Bill Van Santen aced the second swimming coach. harper Family will have its more information, call Bob SOCCER 46.Justin Marks, 14. 5-80, Moss 5-54, Reed 5-38, Morgan 4-51, Davis RICE — Named Joe Karlgaard director of ath- 8 p.m. 47. Victor Gonzalez Jr., 10. 2-22, Helu 1-11, Morris 1-9. hole at the Newberry Estate letics, recreation and lifetime fitness. annual event Saturday, Sept. Blazaskie at 829-3477, ext. ESPN — Men’s national teams,World Cup 48. Scott Riggs, 10. MISSED FIELD GOALS—Washington, Forbath Country Club with a 9 iron. Claire SAINT FRANCIS (PA) — Named La’Tavia Rorie 21 at Blue Ridge Trail Golf 158, or Marbee Sulitka at 829- qualifier, United States vs. Mexico, at Columbus, 49. Brian Keselowski, 9. 40 (WR). women’s assistant basketball coach. Ohio 50.Tomy Drissi, 8. Evans witnessed the hole-in-one. Course. The tournament 3477, ext. 308. THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com sports Tuesday, September 10, 2013 PAGE 3B

ON CAMPUS Local stars back in action at college

BILL ARSENAULT better and she uses every minute — For The Times Leader every second for that matter — on the field to make a difference for the The University of Maryland field team.” hockey team is 4-0 and ranked sec- Sebia has a goal and an assist and ond in the nation and keying the had the first goal in a 2-1 triumph effort is sophomore Anna Dessoye. over Rutgers. Dessoye (Crestwood) leads the “AshLeigh also has an incredible Terps in points (13) and assists work rate and a passion for Boston Haley Gayoski, left, (five) and is tied for first in goals College,” Lamb said. “She is an of Wyoming Valley scored (four). She had the first two impact on the field in both practice West and Jenny goals in a recent 3-0 victory over No. and game situations. Her pride to Cave of Dallas 8 Old Dominion. represent our programs in all aspects duel for the ball in “Anna’s just done a tremendous job is admirable and her desire to be the Monday’s WVC field being our most prolific goal scorer,” best she can be to contribute to the hockey game at coach Missy Meharg said. “She has the success and level of play for the team Spartan Stadium in Kingston. highest number of shots on the team.” is awesome.” Pete G. Wilcox | Dessoye played in all 24 games The Eagles, ranked 19th in the The Times Leader and started 20 and had five goals and country, are 4-1 after a 4-2 loss to No. three assists as a freshman. 14 Massachusetts last Sunday. “I think Anna’s opportunity to PIERCE CHIPPING IN — Senior Grega compete in the Junior World Cup Kevin Pierce (Dallas) continues to this past summer has helped her to Maryland Athletics be a key reserve for the 25th-ranked From page 1B take her game to a whole new level,” Former Crestwood standout Anna Dessoye Carnegie Mellon men’s soccer team. shots, with Vanessa Parsons a goal and assist from Greta Crestwood 5, Wyoming Area 0 Meharg said. has played in every game in her young The 6-foot-1 forward hasn’t scored finally finding the back of Ell. Melanie Kusakavitch Elizabeth Dessoye The coach also likes Dessoye’s ver- college career.The sophomore has helped to date this season, but picked up an the cage on a give-and-go also netted a Royals goal. pitched a hat trick to guide satility. Maryland to a No. 2 ranking in the latest assist in 13 games off the bench last with Jenny Cave, making it Goalkeepers Holly Slowik the Comets to a shutout. “Last year she was a significant national poll, scoring four goals and add- season. 2-1 nearly midway through and Tiffany Malinowski Casey Cole produced a part of our success but this year she ing five assists in four games this season. “Kevin has been an integral part the first half. each had seven saves for the goal, and Ashleigh Thomas has come in and she’s been a pleasure goals with nine assists in his first three of our success during his time here,” “Once they got that goal, Royals and Black Knights, gathered four points (goal, to coach,” Meharg said. “We’re really seasons, including a freshman year at coach Arron Lujan said. “This sea- we knew we had to work to respectively. two assists). Dallas Kendra excited about her flexibility and her Villanova. He had five goals and three son, we expect him to play a signifi- keep possession of the ball Delaware Valley2, made 16 saves for the clean ability to play in the front three as assists last season. cant role. He has been playing well and move it around better,” sheet. Nanticoke 1 (OT) well as in the midfield.” “Joseph is our captain and is the thus far due to his improved move- Grega said. The Warriors’ Christina SOTO SEES ACTION — It didn’t leader of the team,” McCourt said. ment without the ball. He definitely Play evened out through Grace Farrell hammered Granteed thwarted 15 take long for Shakir Soto to get onto “He is the epitome of the term stu- is an important player for our team.” the rest of the first half and the game-winning goal shots. the field with the Pittsburgh football dent-athlete. He does very well in the The Tartans are 3-1 after a 1-0 vic- well into the second, with with six minutes remaining team. Defensive tackle Soto (GAR class room as well as on the field.” tory over Elizabethtown last Sunday. Dallas killing off a pair of in overtime to lift Delaware *** Crestwood 5, Wyoming Area 0 Memorial) played in the season- The Hawks are 1-2 in the early The only loss was a 2-1 double over- shorthanded situations with- Valley past Nanticoke. Crestwood 32—5 opener against Florida State and col- going but are contenders for the time setback against Dickinson last out allowing a Valley West Farrell scored both of the Wyoming Area 00—0 First half — 1. CRE, Casey Cole (Ashleigh lected three tackles, two for losses, NEC title. Saturday. shot — thanks in part to Warriors’ scores. Thomas), 15:30; 2. CRE, Elizabeth Dessoye as the Panthers made their Atlantic BIG GAME FOR NEWAK — HILLMAN KNOWS THE nice plays by Morgan Morris Becca Margis scored the (Thomas), 9:49; 3. CRE, Dessoye, 3:40. Second half — 4. CRE, Thomas, 23:10; 5. CRE Dessoye, Coast Conference debut with a 41-13 Sophomore Jess Newak had a goal SCORE —Senior Leigh Hillman and Emma Niznik. Finally, a lone goal for the Trojans 15:04. Shots — CRE 18,WA 16. Saves — CRE 16 (Dal- loss to the Seminoles. and an assist on the game-winner as (Lake-Lehman) scored the first two well-executed penalty corner with an assist from Carly las Kendra); WA 15 (Christina Granteed). Penalty “Shakir is a true freshman but her Wake Forest field hockey team goals as the Bucknell field hockey knotted the score as Michelle Grabowski. Nanticoke’s corners — CRE 11,WA 4. we thought he did one heck of a defeated No. 8 Michigan 2-1 in the team posted a 3-2 overtime victory Thompson stepped into a set Maddy O’Donahue made Lake-Lehman 2, Holy Redeemer 2 (OT) Lake-Lehman 200—2 job against Florida State,” Pitt head Atlantic Coast Conference-Big Ten over Ohio State Sunday in Columbus, up from Parsons to fire a shot 22 saves. Holy Redeemer 200—2 coach Paul Chryst said. “He has been Challenge last Sunday in Iowa City, Ohio. She now has a team-high three past Spartans keeper Alicia Wyoming Seminary 7, First half — 1. LL, Korri Wandel (Alyssa Ad- a worker from the time he arrived in Iowa. Newak (Crestwood) is in her goals, an assist and a team-high seven Moore (nine saves). ams), 29:00; 2. HR, Melanie Kusakavitch (Greta Abington Heights 0 Ell), 20:52; 3. HR, Ell, 19:00; 4. LL, Kirsten Cope January.” second season as a starter, having points on the season. She had seven Nina Magnotta made a (Sarah Sabaluski), 6:46. Shots — LL 13, HR 28. Saves — LL 7 (Tiffany The 6-foot-3, 255-pound Soto, a scored five goals with three assists goals and an assist for 15 points last nifty defensive save on a Mallory Lefkowicz Malinowski); HR 7 (Holly Slowick). Penalty cor- two-time All-Pennsylvania selec- as a freshman. The points against season. Parsons rush with four min- scored a hat trick for ners — LL 9, HR 7. tion while at GAR, finished his high Michigan were her first this season. “Leigh has a contagiously opti- utes left in the first half for the Blue Knights. Alexis Delaware Valley 2, Nanticoke 1 (OT) Delaware Valley0 11—2 school career with 52 sacks and was “I think Jess’ discipline has mistic personality and is one of the the Spartans. Usefara added Quick posted a goal and Nanticoke100—1 one of the top recruits in the state. improved this season,” coach Jennifer hardest working student-athletes on a defensive save with 19 min- two assists, and Becca First half — 1. NAN, Becca Morgis (Carly Grabowski), 18:40. Second half — 2. DV, Grace “We were excited when we signed Averill said. “Her understanding of our team,” coach Jeremy Cook said. utes remaining as Parsons Weinstock tallied a goal Farrell (Marielle Cavallarco), 8:40. Overtime — 3. DV, Farrell, 6:05. him and his performance in practice the college game has improved along “She has made tremendous on-field led a rush upfield and spun and an assist. Shots — DV 48, NAN 4. Saves — DV 2 (Eileen and against the Seminoles only served with her awareness both offensive progress since her arrival here and around a challenging Moore Honesdale 7, Wallenpaupack 1 D’Auria); NAN 22 (Maddy O’Donahue). Penalty to reinforce that feeling,” Chryst said. and defensively.” has been a big part of our progress as before releasing a shot corners — DV 13, NAN 1. Wyoming Seminary 7, Abington Heights 0 “I expect Shakir to continue to prog- Averill, who recorded her 300th a program during that time.” that the Valley West junior Honesdale received Abington Heights00—0 ress and be an important contributor victory in a season-opening triumph The Bison are 2-2 and face Drexel slapped away at the goal line. a hat trick from Stacey Wyoming Seminary43—7 First half — 1. SEM, Mallory Lefkowicz (Alexis on our defensive front.” over Miami, puts Newak’s game in Friday in Philadelphia. *** Hart. Janie Murphy had Quick), 12:52; 2. SEM, Lefkowicz (Becca Wein- The Panthers, idle last weekend, perspective. REXER STEPPING UP — After Wyoming ValleyWest 3, Dallas 2 two goals. Bailey Martin stock), 18:08; 3. SEM, Molly Turner (Morgan Dallas 110—2 Malone), 21:42; 4. SEM, Quick (Turner), 25:44. return to the field in a non-league “Last year, she was just a quick a solid freshman season, sophomore Valley West 201—3totaled three assists, and Second half — 5. SEM, Lefkowicz (Malone), 1:41; First half — 1. WVW, Danielle Grega (Alex 6. SEM, Weinstock (Quick), 11:20; 7. SEM, Lauren game against New Mexico Saturday hockey player and now her hockey Hallie Rexer (Holy Redeemer) has Gonda), 27:23; 2. WVW, Grega (Gonda), 21:42; 3. Megan Benson notched Anderson (Abby Straub), 22:28. in Pittsburgh. skill level is catching up with her become a key performer for the St. DAL, Vanessa Parsons (Jenny Cave), 17:24. Sec- two assists. Shots — AH 2, SEM 27. Saves — AH 13 (Eileen ond half — 4. DAL,MichelleThompson (Parsons), D’Auria); SEM 0 (Mackenzie Gagliardi, Alexis So- WATCH LIST FOR SCHMID quickness,” the coach said. Francis, Pa., women’s soccer team, 17:03. Overtime — 5. WVW, Grega (Julia Usefara), Courtney Stevens scored koch). Penalty corners — AH 1, SEM 13. — Joseph Schmid (Wyoming DUO HELPING EAGLES — which is currently 3-2-1 on the sea- 12:30. for the Buckhorns. Shots — DAL 13; WVW 16. Saves—DAL 8 Honesdale 7, Wallenpaupack 1 Valley West) is into his final season Sophomores Kelcie Hromisin son. Rexer, a 5-foot-6 midfielder, has (Lily Amadio); WVW9(Alicia Moore). Defensive Northwest 2, Hanover Area 1 Wallenpaupack 01—1 saves — WVW, Nina Magnotta, Usefara. Penalty Honesdale 25—7 playing with the Monmouth men’s (Wyoming Valley West) and played in all six games and started corners — DAL 5; WVW 5. First half — 1. HON, Janie Murphy (Megan soccer team. He’s coming off a big AshLeigh Sebia of Plains (Wyoming two and has taken five shots but is Rachel Zultevicz scored Benson), 27:37; 2. HON, Stacey Hart (BaileyMar- tin), 22:37. Second half — 3. HON, Hart (Martin), junior season when he was named Seminary) are solid performers for still looking for her first points. She *** a goal to carry Northwest 18:24; 4. HON,Jamie Rosencranse (Clayre Smith), 15:03; 5. HON, Murphy (Benson), 14:09; 6. HON, to the All-Region and All-Northeast the Boston College field hockey had two goals and an assist off the Lake-Lehman 2, to a victory over Hanover Heaven Houck (Rosencranse), 12:30; 7. HON, Hart Conference first team. team. bench as a freshman. Area. Maggie Murphy also (Martin), 3:15; 8. WAL, Courtney Stevens, 1:00. Holy Redeemer 2 (OT) Shots — WAL 3, HON 24. Saves — WAL17 “Joseph is an outstanding player,” Hromisin has scored two goals and “Hallie worked hard over the recorded a score for the (Laura Bibbs); HON 2 (Mackenzie Jackson). Pen- coach Bob McCourt said. “He has had a key score in a 5-4 victory over spring and summer and she’ll help The Black Knights Rangers off a Michaela alty corners — WAL 3, HON 11. been named to the Hermann Award Maine. our team accomplish our goals this tied the Royals, thanks Weber pass in the second Northwest 2, Hanover Area 1 Northwest 11—2 (college soccer’s Heisman Trophy) “Kelcie has one of the best work fall,” coach Brenda van Stralen said. to goals by Korri Wandel half. Olivia Piestrak took Hanover Area 01—1 because he is one of the top midfield- rates I have seen in my career,” veter- “With a year under her belt, she will and Kirsten Cope. Alyssa the win with three saves. First half — 1. NW,Rachel Zultevicz, 14:33. Second half — 2. NW, Maggie Murphy (Michaela ers in the country.” an coach Ainslee Lamb said. “She is step in at a higher level than last year. Adams and Sarah Sabaluski Brexy Pena tallied a goal Weber), 14:33; 3. HAN, Brexy Pena, 1:59. Schmid hasn’t scored in Monmouth’s coachable, focused and determined. She understands what our expecta- added assists. for the Hawkeyes. Regina Shots — N 9, H 4. Saves — N 3 (Olivia Pies- trak); H 6 (Regina Deno). Penalty corners — N first three games, but has scored 11 She takes every opportunity to get tions are for her in the midfield.” Holy Redeemer received Deno made six saves. 14, H 1. Athlete of theWeek Brea Seabrook

School: GAR always been a natural goal scorer,” Berwick’s Courtney Soboleski Grade: Junior Seabrook said.“That’s just what I served 12 aces against Wyoming Sport: Field hockey mostly do.That’s just me.” It’s the ValleyWest and Lehman’s Lexi Position: Midfielder leadership part she’s had to work at. Opplinger served 17 points, including All in the Family: Brea,from Wilkes- “Me being captain, I don’t like to yell 10 aces, in a win over Hanover Barre, is the daughter of Kim Grady at my teammates. We’re all friends Area. Holy Redeemer hitter Nicole and Nate Seabrook. and it’s like,‘Brea’s yelling at me!’ But Slovasky made 15 kills in a win over Stats: Seabrook opened the season I kind of stepped it up a little bit.” Wyoming Area and Crestwood’s Emily by scoring all five of her team’s goals Week in review: Time to take Sipple finished with 14 kills against over two games last week, the first a off. Lake-Lehman’s Dominic Lehman. … Sticking with net play, victory and the second a defeat. Hockenbury opened the Wyoming Holy Redeemer’s Megan McGraw, Shooting star: The Grenadiers got an Valley Boys Cross Country season Coughlin’s Dana Schneider anbd emotional lift and hoisted themselves with a winning time of 17:02, while Wyoming Seminary’s Nathalie past old nemesis Hanover Area when Coughlin’s David Sadvary wasn’t Joanlanne all won girls tennis Seabrook scored the tying goal in far off that pace with a 17:22 in the matches at No. 1 singles without the second half and then added the same meet. … On the girls side, dropping a single game. Crestwood’s game-winner in a 2-1 victory.Then Dallas senior Regan Rome returned Kristi Bowman posted a 6-1, 6-0 Seabrook, who received a rare honor from a preseason groin injury to win victory against Pittston Area and at GAR by being named captain as a a dual meet with a time of 20:31, Valley West’s Laura Monto won junior before the season, gave GAR while Tunkhannock’s Maggie Toczko 6-1, 6-1 for the team’s only point in a shot the next time out. Despite captured another race in 20:10. a loss to Wyoming Area. … It was fighting off multiple defenders the … It seems Tunkhannock’s Aiden a hard-luck loss in field hockey for entire game, Seabrook scored all Cronin would win any race to the Nanticoke Area goal keeper Maddie three goals for the Grenadiers in a cage. He scored four goals in a boys O’Donahue, who made 22 saves tough 4-3 defeat to Berwick. soccer victory over Meyers, then against Wyoming Area in a 1-0 defeat. Coach’s corner: “Brea’s an added three more goals in a win Valley West’s Julia Usefara just athlete, she’s a hard worker, she’s over MMI. Lake-Lehman’s Austin wouldn’t accept defeat, as she tied determined,” GAR coach Sue Woznock Harry scored all three goals in a the game with a goal with 1:56 to play said.“She has been developing as a 3-2 victory over Wyoming Seminary in regulation and then assisted on leader.We were really proud of her and GAR’s Anthony Tlatenchi Danielle Grega’s overtime winner after the Berwick game. Berwick duplicated the feat in a 3-2 win over to beat Wyoming Area 2-1. Holy triple-teamed Brea the whole game. Berwick. Wyoming Valley West’s Redeemer’s Melanie Kusakavitch She kept her head through the entire Eddie Thomas also had three of the had two goals and two assists against thing and found other ways to help Spartans’ four goals against Meyers. Nanticoke Area.Wyoming Seminary’s — passing, carrying. Brea started … Keeping with the scoring spree, Mallory Lefkowicz had three goals playing with us at the Sports Dome in Berwick’s Gabby Kishbaugh netted and an assist against Hazleton Area. sixth grade.We knewwe were going to three goals and made four assists And Crestwood’s Ashleigh Thomas have something special in Brea.” in a girls soccer victory over MMI. scored three goals in a victory over Bill Tarutis | For The Times Leader Did you know? During her down Lake-Lehman’s Shoshana Mahoney Dallas and her Comets teammate Athlete of the Week Brea Seabrook of GAR field hockey scored five goals in two games for the Grenadiers last week. time, Seabrook - who’s also a made four goals and an assist against Elizabeth Dessoye had two goals and basketball standout at GAR - can be Wyoming Seminary. Berwick’s Abby an assist in a victory over Delaware Pocono. Coughlin’s Paul Cole rushed because he caught 147 yards worth nine completions. … It was complete found flipping TV channels between Kemp had four goals and an assist Valley. Coughlin got a big assist, er, for 182 yards against Hazleton Area, of passes - a 38-yard touchdown domination for Holy Redeemer again MTV and the home and garden against MMI while Pittston Area’s three of them from Kyra Wozniak Northwest’s Austin Mazonkey and gains of 66 and 43 yards on on the golf course,where both Ryan station.“I like HGTV,” she said.“My Allie Barber had four goals and an during a victory over Wallenpaupack. darted for 173 against Susquehanna his three catches. Holy Redeemer’s Crossin and Chase Makowski shot mom thinks I’m so weird. But I think assist against Sem. … If it’s assists … Crestwood running back Tanner and Meyers’ Matt DeMarco had Jimmy Strickland threw for 258 3-under par 33s in a victory over it’s really cool to see all the different you’re looking for, Olivia Jankowski Kahlau ran for four touchdowns - all 153 rushing yards in a loss to Old yards and three touchdowns on 13 Lake-Lehman. houses.” of Crestwood had 25 of them in a girls of them going for 15 yards or more Forge. Berwick wide receiver Andrew completions and Berwick quarterback — Paul Sokoloski From her angle: “I feel like I’ve volleyball victory over Lake-Lehman. - on the football field against North Force must have lost the coverage, C.J. Curry passed for 250 yards on PAGE 4B Tuesday, September 10, 2013 sports www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER

H.S. GIRLS SOCCER Fazzi assists Coughlin’s victory over Cougars

The Times Leader staff against the Preppers. Allie Barber came through WILKES-BARRE — with four of her own, and Nora Fazzi assisted on Maddy Mimnaugh collect- four Coughlin goals ed a goal and three assists. as the Crusaders top- Joey Kress and Mikyla pled Hazleton Area 6-0 Dave scored for MMI Monday in Wyoming Prep. Valley Conference girls Holy Redeemer 9, soccer action. Wyoming Area 0 The Crusaders (2-2) received two-goal efforts Lydia Lawson and from Mary Tona and Emily Schramm found Emma Sukowaski. Hailee each other on four of the Dumont and Bre Georgetti nine Royal goals. Lawson also found the back of the finished with five goals net. and an assist. Schramm Paige Davis earned a posted two goals and three shutout with two saves. assists. Hazleton Area’s Hayley Crestwood 6, Meyers 0 Wilkinson stopped 10 shots. The Comets rushed out Dallas 5, to score in the first minute off a Natalie Sulkowski Wyoming ValleyWest 1 goal. Gabby Termini Talia Szatkowski enjoyed a two goal, one contributed two goals assist performance. Her and an assist for the sister Olivia Termini Mountaineers. Ashley tabbed two goals. Strazdus generated a goal Berwick 2, Tunkhannock 1 and two assists. Courtney Wagner made it past the Berwick held off a keeper twice. late effort by the Tigers. The Spartans’ Carisa Gabby Kishbaugh scored Devani scored an unas- six minutes in for the Hazleton Area’s Josie Zapotosky and Coughlin’s Martha Bonilla sisted goal in the 69th Bulldogs. Brianna struggle for control of the ball during a Wyoming Valley Conference minute. Floryshak tallied an insur- girls soccer match Monday. ance goal in the 39th off a Dallas 5, Wyoming Valley West 1 First half — 1. PA Allie Barber (Carly Fil- Lake-Lehman 7, Nanticoke 1 Wyoming ValleyWest0 1—1ipski) 3rd minute; 2. PA Sara Ruby, 3rd; 3. direct kick. Dallas 23—5Barber (Maddy Mimnaugh), 5th; 4. PA Bar- First half — 1. DALAshley Strazdus (Sydney ber,7th; 5. PA Barber (Jenny Meck), 7th; 6. Lake-Lehman’s Tunkhannock’s Emershaw), 17th minute, 2. DALTalia Szatkowski PA Jenny Meck (Mimnaugh), 12nd; 7. PA Sam Shoshana Mahoney Cheyenne Brown cut the (penalty kick), 29th. Second half — 3. DAL Szat- Mayers, 14th; 8. PA Megan Karuzie, 18th; 9. kowski (Strazdus), 41st; 4. DAL CourtneyWagner PA TiffanyTubioli, 18th; 10. PA Jordan Levan- yielded a hat trick. Emily lead in half with a direct (Strazdus), 44th; 5. DALWagner (Szatkowski), dowski (Mimnaugh), 21st; 11. PA Olivia Giam- Sutton generated four kick goal in the 43rd. Traci 59th; 6. WVW Carisa Devani, 69th. bra, 30th; 12. PA Levandowski, 35th; 13. MMI Shots — W 7, D 13. Saves — W 6 (Paige Heck- Joey Kress, 26th; Second half — 14. MMI Mi- points with two goals and Kromko had 15 saves. man); D 7 (Sydney Emershaw, Allison Rismondo). kyla Dave, 45th; 15. PA Shannen Brady, 60th; Corners kicks — W 7, D 3. 16. PA Mimnaugh, 76th two assists. Aleha Blazick GIRLS SOCCER Lake-Lehman 7, Nanticoke 1 Shots — PA 36, MMI 4. Saves — PA 2 (Mindina Photos by Fred Adams | For The Times Leader also struck goal. Coughlin 6, Hazleton Area 0 Lake-Lehman 25—7Lieback), MMI 8 (Mikyla Dave 5, Alyssa Famalette Hazleton Area’s Madison Polumbo and Coughlin’s Megan Lercara battle for the ball during their WVC Hazleton Area 00—0Nanticoke23—53). Corners kicks — PA 9, MMI 0 Nanticoke’s lone goal Coughlin 33—6 First half — 1. LL Shoshana Mahoney (Emily Holy Redeemer 9, Wyoming Area 0 matchup Monday. Coughlin won 6-0. came from Riley Kleepedo. First half — 1. COU Bre Georgetti (Megan Ler- Sutton), 1st minute; 2. LL Sutton, 2nd. Second Wyoming Area 00—0 cara), 8th minute; 2. COU Mary Tona (Nora Fazzi), half — 3. NAN Riley Kleepedo (Jordan Norton); 4. Holy Redeemer 54—9masura (Cavanaugh), 80th Termini), 1st minute; 2. CRE GabbyTermini, 6th; Berwick 20—2 Pittston Area 14, MMI Prep 2 22nd; 3. COU Tona (Fazzi), 40th. Second half — LL Mahoney (Sutton); 5. LL Mahoney; 6. LL (Own First half — 1. HR Lydia Lawson (Emily Sch- Shots — WA 7, HR 28; Saves—WA 9 (Butch- 3. CRE G. Termini, 8th; 4. CRE, Olivia Termini 19th. Tunkhannock 01—1 4. COU Emma Sukowaski (Tona), 47th; 5. COU Goal); 7. LL Sutton; 8. LLAleaha Blazick ramm), 4th minute; 2. HR Schramm (Lawson), ko), HR 6 (GabbyTomasura/Gobla). Corners Second half — 5. CRE Alyssa Cuono, 57th; 6. CRE First half — 1. BER Gabby Kishbaugh, 6th min- Sukowaski (Fazzi), 55th; 6. COU Hailee Dumont Shots — LL 22, NAN 9. Saves—LL 8 (Kaylee 5th; 3. HR Lawson (Schramm), 15th; 4. HR Law- kicks — WA 1, HR 3 O. Termini 65th. ute; 2. BER Brianna Floryshak 39th. Second half Ten different Pittston (Fazzi), 76th. Kishbaugh),NAN 15 (Alexis Seery,Alyssa Gurzynski). son (Nicole Cavanaugh), 17th; 5. HR Schramm Crestwood 6, Meyers 0 Shots — CRE 28, MEY5.Saves — CRE 5 (Meg — 3. TUN Cheyenne Brown, 43rd. Shots — H 2, C 18. Saves — H 10 (Hayley Pittston Area 14, MMI Prep 2 (Nina Paolini),29th.Second half — 6. HR Lawson Crestwood 42—6White), MEY 22 (Gia Skaff, Sarah McCann). Cor- Shots — BER 26,TUN 5. Saves — BER 3 (Al- Area players scored goals Wilkinson); C 2 (Paige Davis). Corners kicks — H Pittston Area 12 2—14 (Schramm), 44th; 7. HR Lawson (Olivia Gregorio), Meyers 00—0ners kicks — CRE 4, MEY 3 lison Rinehimer),TUN 15 (Traci Kromko). Corners 0, C 8 MMI Prep 11—244th; 8. HR Albert (Webby),51st; 9. HR GabbyTo- First half — 1. CRE Natalie Sulkowski (Gabby Berwick 2, Tunkhannock 1 kicks — BER 7, TUN 3 H.S. GIRLSVOLLEYBALL H.S. BOYS SOCCER Musto leads Dallas to first volleyball win Cronin sparks Tigers

The Times Leader staff MMI Prep 3, Coughlin 0 Nanticoke 3, Wyoming Area 0 made five kills and two 23-25, 25-12, 25-14. For Wyoming Area 16 24 18 blocks. MMI Prep defeated Tunkhannock, Erin Smith Nanticoke252625 to win over Bulldogs WA: Audrey Hiedacavage 25 assists; Mallory DALLAS TWP. — Kaitlyn Simyian had 10 Coughlin by scores of had 18 assists, 20 points and Bohan 8 kills, 5 digs, 3 assists; Hope Crawn 8 digs. Olivio Musto made seven kills and Jackie Rabender 25-4, 25-14, 25-17. The 12 aces. Alison Leiser had NAN: Celeste Deslish 7 kills, 1 assist,2 blocks, 6 The Times Leader staff goal in the 72nd minute. digs; DeannaThomas 5 kills, 3 aces,5 digs; Lauren kills and registered seven made 11 assists for the 0-4 Preppers were led by four kills and two blocks. Rinehimer 2 aces, 5 kills, 18 digs Lance Slysiak earned a MMI Prep 3, Coughlin 0 digs, one block, five ser- Patriots. Kristen Purcell’s 12 kills For Wyoming Valley Coughlin 41417 BERWICK — Aiden clean sheet with two saves. vice points and three aces and four aces. Amber West, Gavyn Giza had five MMI Prep 25 25 25 Cronin scored three goals Lake-Lehman goalkeeper COU: Liz Ellsworth 6 digs, 4 service points, to lead Dallas to a 3-0 Nanticoke 3, Wyoming Area 0 Ferry had 22 assists. kills, nine blocks, six ser- 2 aces; Carmen Garcia 8 digs, 3 kills; Arianna and Pat Cronin added two Collin Masters had 13 saves. Warnagaris 2 digs, 7 service points, 5 aces. sweep and its first girls Arianna Warnagaris vice points and three aces. MMI: Kristen Purcell 12 kills, 11 service points, assists as Tunkhannock Pittston Area 11, MMI Prep 0 volleyball victory in four Celeste Deslish had posted five aces for the *** 4 aces, 2 blocks; Paige Darrow 17 service points, blitzed Berwick, 8-1 in a Dallas 3, Pittston Area 0 5 aces; Sandy Bluth 19 service points, 4 aces; matches this season, a seven kills and six digs to Crusaders. Dallas 25 25 25 Amber Ferry 22 assists, 11 service points, 3 aces. boys soccer game Monday. Matt Tavaglione scored 25-16, 25-15, 25-21 win lead the Trojans. Lauren Pittston Area 16 15 21 Tunkhannock 3, Wyoming Valley West 1 Pat Casey added two the first goal of the game Tunkhannock 3, DAL: Amy Bolton six assists, 10 service points, six Wyoming ValleyWest21251214 over Pittston Area. Rinehimer garnered 18 Tunkhannock 25 23 25 25 goals in the second half to and also contributed two Wyoming ValleyWest 1 aces; Olivia Musto seven kills, one block, seven digs, Amy Bolton added 10 digs. five service points, three aces; Mallory Faux five kills, WVW: Gavyn Giza 5 kills, 9 blocks, 6 service ice the game for the Tigers. assists. Colin Tracy scored two blocks, seven service points, three aces. points, 3 aces; Alexa Vargo 6 service points, 4 service points, including Aubrey Hiedacavage Tunkhannock defeated PA: Kaitlyn Simyian 10 kills, two aces; Jackie aces. Jose Mona scored twice and added an assist. Rabender three kills, 11 assists, five service points; TUN: Amanda Hardy 5 kills, 6 points; Erin six aces in the victory boasted 25 assists for the Wyoming Valley West in MarleyO’Brien seven service points, three aces, Smith 18 assists, 20 points, 12 aces; Alison Leiser Berwick’s lone goal at the Jordan Consagra added a while Dallas’ Mallory Faux Warriors. four sets by scores of 25-21, three kills. 4 kills, 2 blocks 25-minute mark of the sec- three-point effort with a ond half. goal and an assist. H.S. GIRLS TENNIS By that time, Cronin *** Tunkhannock 8, Berwick 1 had put up three goals in a Tunkhannock 53—8 17-minute span of the first Berwick 01—1 First half — 1. TUN Aiden Cronin (Dan Tinna), Dallas sweeps singles to defeat Tunkhannock half, and Damian Williams 23:07; 2. TUN Damian Williams (Patrick Cronin), and Adam Billings scored 18:48; 3. TUN Aiden Cronin, 8:30; 4. TUN Aiden Cronin (Adam Billings), 6:02; 5. TUN Billings goals to give the Tigers a (Sean Andress),3:04. Second half — 6. TUN Pat The Times Leader staff Berwick 5, Wyoming Valley West 0 Casey (Brian Ly), 33:46; 7. BER Joe Mona (Chris- Natalie Coffee also swept Madison Nardone swept 6-1 win at first singles. SINGLES — 1. Xiomara Salazar (B) d. Laura 5-0 halftime lead. Billings tian Watts), 25:00; 8.TUN Casey (Patrick Cronin), the third singles. Megan second singles. Brittany Stanton (6-0, Monto 6-3, 6-4; 2. Kayla Davis (B) def. Emily also added an assist on 19:30; TUN Luke Cruver (Avery Newhart), 9:00. Coslett 6-2, 6-3; 3. Linda Thelemaque (B) def. Shots — TUN 30; BER 10. Saves — TUN 4 TUNKHANNOCK McGraw held on to a 6-0, MMI Prep 4, 6-2) and Jennie Snyder Boyden Peters 6-0, 6-0 Cronin’s third goal. (Zack Daniels),BER 10 (Morgan Broyan).Corners — Dallas edged 6-3 win at No. 1. (6-0, 6-1) also won their DOUBLES — 1. Zoe Zajack/Mary Kramer (B) kicks — TUN 3; BER 1. Hanover Area 1 d.Courtney Borland/Alyssa Stelmack 6-1, 6-3; 2. Holy Redeemer 1, Wyoming Holy Redeemer 1, Wyoming Area 0 Tunkhannock 3-2 singles meets. Holy Redeemer 01—1 Berwick 5, Bennett Lipski/Jaycee Carrathers (B) def. Helia Area 0 in Wyoming Valley Stephanie Pudish won Wyoming Area received Hosseinpour/Nada Elbattah 6-2, 6-3 Wyoming Area 00—0 Wyoming ValleyWest 0 Wyoming Seminary 5, Coughlin 0 First half — No Scoring. Second half — 1. Conference girls tennis by over Emily Rinehimer its only victory from Julia SINGLES — 1. Nathalie Joanlanne (SEM) d. Holy Redeemer’s HR Brandon Povilitis (Robert Dougherty), 61st Dana Schneider 6-0,6-4; 2. Madison Nardone minute. sweeping all three singles Berwick won all at first singles (6-2, Banas and Lauren Perry, (SEM) d. Alia Sod 6-0,6-0; 3. Jacqui Meuser Brandon Povilitis scored Shots — HR 5; WA 15. Saves — HR 14 (Ian matches. Kajal Patez and five matches over the 6-3). The Preppers also 6-4, 7-6 (8-6) in first dou- (SEM) d. Grace Hao 6-4,6-4 the game’s only goal in the McGrane), WA 4 (Aaron Carter). Corners kicks DOUBLES — 1. Megan Obeid/Alex Cuddy — HR 3, WA 2 Maddie Ross won each of Spartans. Xiomara received help at third sin- bles. (SEM) d. Jade Matusiek/Kassie Cebula 6-0,6- 61st minute on a header Crestwood 3, Lake-Lehman 0 2; 2. Christina Regis/Chloe Xing (SEM) d. Erin Crestwood 12—3 their singles matches by Salazar took No. 1 singles gles by Claire Sheen (6-2, in the box with an assist Lake-Lehman 00—0 ODay/Teagan Bigelow 6-4,6-0 First half — 1. CRE John Andrews (Casey 6-0, 6-0 scores. by a 6-3, 6-4 score. Linda 6-1). MMI Prep 4, Hanover Area 1 from Robert Dougherty. GIRLS TENNIS Ritsick), 10th minute. Second half — 2. CRE Tunkhannock’s Ellie Thelemaque secured a Shelby Tencza and Dallas 3, Tunkhannock 2 SINGLES — 1. Stephanie Pudish (MMI) d.. Ian McGrane made 14 Kyle Gegaris (Sammy Skonieczki), 72nd; 3. CRE SINGLES — 1. Grace Schaud (DAL) d. Haley Emily Rinehimer 6-2, 6-3; 2. Gaby Becker (MMI) Andrews, 77th. Kuzma and Jamie Smith 6-0, 6-0 victory at the Sara Biller supported the Puterbalaugh 6-4, 6-0; 2. Kajal Patez (DAL) d. Elise House 6-4, 6-1; 3. Claire Sheen (MMI) d. saves to pick up a win Shots — CRE 18, LL 5. Saves — CRE 2 (Lance claimed the second dou- third singles. Hawkeyes with a second d. Kaitlyn Markovicz 6-0, 6-0; 3. Maddie Ross Gabrielle Keating 6-2, 6-1. despite the Royals being Slysiak), LL 13 (Collin Masters). Corners kicks — (DAL) d. Miraude Donovan 6-0, 6-0. DOUBLES — 1. Kelsy Donaldson/Jessica CRE 12, LL 2 bles by a 6-4, 1-6, 10-8 Wyoming Seminary 5, doubles win (6-1, 6-3). DOUBLES — 1. Jill Patton/Brianna Grey Smith (MMI) d. Lauren Richmond/ Marissa Kre- outshot 15-5. Pittston Area 11, MMI Prep 0 score. (TUN) d. Maddie Jones/Caitlin London, 6-3, 6-3; menic 6-1, 1-6, 6-4; 2. ShelbyTencza/Sara Biller Aaron Carter stopped MMI Prep 00—0 Coughlin 0 Crestwood 4, 2. Ellie Kuzma/Jamie Smith (TUN) d. Michelle (HAN) d. Soprina Guarneri/Haylee Kirschner Pittston Area 56—11 Leonard/Maddie Fannick 6-4, 1-6, 10-8. 6-1, 6-3 four shots for the Warriors. First half — 1. PA Matt Tavaglione (Colin Holy Redeemer 4, Wyoming Area 1 Crestwood 4, Wyoming Area 1 Megan Obeid and Alex Holy Redeemer 4, Hazleton Area 1 Tracy), 9th; 2. PA Tracy (Tavaglione), 12th; 3. PA Hazleton Area 1 SINGLES — 1. Megan McGraw (HR) d. Alexa SINGLES — 1. Kristi Bowman (CRE) d. Anna Crestwood 3, Lake-Lehman 0 Jordan Consagra (Tracy), 12th); 4. PA Brandon Cuddy claimed victory at The Comets swept Austin 6-0, 6-3; 2. Emily Kabalka (HR) d. Mira Thomas 6-2, 6-1; 2. Brittany Stanton (CRE) d. Shannoski, 34th; 5. PA Consagra, 35th. Second Wise 6-0, 6-0; 3. Natalie Coffee (HR) d. Rachel Kierstin Grillo 6-0, 6-2; 3. Jennie Snyder (CRE) d. half — 6. PA Shannoski (Tavaglione), 44th; 7. PA Holy Redeemer’s first singles by a 6-0, 6-2 the singles events en Ferguson 6-0, 6-0. Julia Gober 6-0, 6-1 John Andrews totaled Consagra (Nick Allardyce), 47th; 8. PA Julian Kes- Emily Kabalka won the score. The Blue Knights’ route to a match victory. DOUBLES — 1. Grazia Dezita/Hifza Saeed DOUBLES — 1. Julia Banas/Lauren Perry two goals for Crestwood ter (Consagra),48th; 9. PA JimmyPliska,50th; 10. (HAZ) d. Hannah Thornton/Annie Cosgrove 7-5, (WA) d. Stephanie Maichin/Christine Maichin PA Mike Barney, 71st; 11. PA Steve Pugliese, 77th second singles by a 6-0, Jacqui Meuser won third Kristi Bowman continued 6-4; 2. Libby Pinto/Thea Seasock (HR) d. Daisy 6-4, 7-6 (8-6); 2. Rebecca Price/Stacie Snyder in a shutout. Kyle Gegaris Shots — MMI 10, PA 27. Saves—MMI 18 Cabral/Caitlin Kennedy 6-4, 6-0 (CRE) d. Maddie Ambruso/Samantha Williams (Jankouskas), PA 8 (Roberts). Corners kicks — 6-0 score. The Royals’ singles 6-4, 6-4; and her success with a 6-2, 6-2, 6-2. kicked the Comets’ other MMI 2, PA 7 LOCALGOLF Georgetti powers Mountaineers to victory; Lehman downs WA

The Times Leader staff Holy Redeemer 151, LEH (179) — Nick Egan 40,Adam Motovidlak 43, Ben McCue each had a 44 to lead 38 to lead the Crusaders to vic- Pilch 47,Joe Wojick 49. as Misericordia won a tri-meet Nanticoke 205 Holy Redeemer 151, Nanticoke 205 the Spartans. tory. Daulton Lentini added a at Edgewood in the Pines, par 36 against King’s and Wilkes. DALLAS — Ryan Georgetti Mariano Medico and Ryan 40 for Coughlin. HR (151) — Mariano Medico 36, Ryan Crossin 36, The Cougars scored 318 at Lake-Lehman 179, Chase Markowski 38, Mike Boland 41. earned medalist honors, card- Crossin shared medalist hon- Top scorers for Berwick NAN (205) — Mike Malshefski 47,Joe Olszyk 49, Eric par-72 Huntsville Golf Club. Wyoming Area 185 Grodzicki 54, Drinton Ball 55. ing a 40, as Dallas defeated ors with even-par rounds of were Ryan Stashko, with a 40, Coughlin 163, Berwick 170 King’s tallied a 353, and Wyoming Valley West 176-183 Nick Egan’s 40 earned 36 at Edgewood to lead the and Ty Morzilla, who posted a at Wilkes-Barre Muni, par 36 Wilkes posted a 364 team BER (170) — Ryan Stashko 40,Ty Morzilla 41, Matt in Wyoming Valley Conference him medalist honors at Royals. 41. Dalo 42,Tyler Evans 47. score. golf Monday at Irem Country Huntsville, and Black Chase Markowski added a *** COU (163) — AlexAnderson 38, Daulton Lentini 40, Josh Green (78), Nick Kenna Ryan Keyes 42, Collin Krokos 43. Dallas 176, Wyoming Valley West 183 Club. Knights teammate Adam 38 for Holy Redeemer. Mike at Irem CC, par 36 (80) and Adam DePorter Jon Wilson added a 42 Motovidlak added a 43 in Malshefski paced Nanticoke WVW (183) — Tyler Yankoski 43, Leanne Dellarte 44, *** (85) all placed in the top-five Dave McCue 44, Derrick Heffelfinger 52,Tim Walter 52. on the par-36 layout for the the victory. with a 47. DAL (176) — Ryan Georgetti 40,Jon Wilson 42, Justin COLLEGE GOLF for MU. Michael Daubert’s Mountaineers. Maddy Wharton (43) and Brojewski 45, Brendan Baloh 49. 82 paced Wilkes and Steven Coughlin 163, Berwick 170 Lake-Lehman 179, Wyoming Area 185 Misericordia tops local trio Tyler Yankoski posted a 43, Courtney Melvin (44) paced at Huntsville GC, par 36 Kondracki recorded an 86 to WA (185) — Maddy Wharton 43, Courtney Melvin 44, and Leanne Dellarte and Dave the Warriors. Alex Anderson shot a 2-over Gavin Kross 48, Ryan Wrubel 50. Mike Gottstein’s 75 was tops lead King’s. THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com baseball Tuesday, September 10, 2013 PAGE 5B

AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP MLB STANDINGS • STATS AMERICAN LEAGUE Sweeneycf311110.289 Atlanta000 500 000—5 51 East Division Bogusevic lf 401002.276 Miami 000 000 200—280 WLPctGBWCGBL10 Str Home Away Barney2b401000.213 a-doubled for B.Hand in the 7th. b-struck out Tr.Wood p30000 1.233 for Da.Jennings in the 8th. Boston8758.600 ——8-2L-1 47-2540-33 Strop p000000 --- E_El.Johnson (1).LOB_Atlanta 3, Miami 7. 2B_J. Tampa Bay7864.549 7½ —3-7 W-144-26 34-38 Gregg p000000 --- Upton (24), F.Freeman (25), Gattis (16), Pierre Baltimore7766.53891½ 6-4 W-142-30 35-36 Totals 33 27228 (10), Lucas (8). RBIs_Gattis 2 (52), C.Johnson New York 76 68 .528 10½35-5 L-144-31 32-37 Cincinnati AB RHBI BB SO Avg. (60),El.Johnson (4),Lucas 2 (23).SB_El.Johnson Toronto6776.4691911½ 8-2W-3 35-34 32-42 Choo cf 301000.291 (3). Central Division B.Phillips 2b 3010 11.266 Runners left in scoring position_Atlanta 2 Votto 1b 40200 1.304 (J.Schafer, McCann); Miami 2 (Polanco, Yelich). WLPctGBWCGBL10 Str Home Away Bruce rf 400002.266 RISP_Atlanta 4 for 9; Miami 3 for 9. Detroit 82 61 .573 ——5-5 L-244-27 38-34 Frazier 3b 40000 1.233 Runners moved up_F.Freeman, Simmons. Cleveland 77 66 .53851½ 6-4 W-145-28 32-38 Ludwicklf40100 1.253 GIDP_C.Johnson, Polanco. Kansas City7569.521 7½ 46-4 L-140-35 35-34 Cozart ss 40200 1.256 DP_Atlanta 1 (C.Johnson, Uggla, F.Freeman); Minnesota 62 80 .437 19½ 16 5-5 W-129-39 33-41 Hanigan c400000.209 Miami 1 (Hechavarria, Morrison). Arroyo p20000 1.077 AtlantaIPHRERBBSONPERA Chicago5785.40124½ 21 1-9W-1 32-34 25-51 a-N.Soto ph 100000.000 Mdln W, 13-12 61-3 62 226108 3.46 West Division Ondrusek p000000 --- Avilan H, 23 2-310002121.48 WLPctGBWCGBL10 Str Home Away M.Parra p000000.500 Ayala H, 6110 00 1122.10 Oakland 83 60 .580 ——8-2W-3 47-2736-33 Simon p000000.143 Kimbrel S, 45-48 100 002150.92 Texas8162.566 2—3-7L-1 39-30 42-32 b-Paul ph 100000.232 Miami IP HRER BB SO NP ERA Los Angeles6776.4691611½ 6-4 L-235-40 32-36 Totals 34 07018 H.Alvarez L, 3-4455 532634.34 Chicago011 000 000—270 B.Hand 300 012330.00 Seattle 65 78 .455 18 13½5-5 L-133-39 32-39 Cincinnati 000 000 000—0 70 Da.Jennings 100 00 194.04 Houston4796.329 36 31½ 3-7L-3 23-49 24-47 a-flied out forArroyo in the 7th.b-grounded out Hatcher 100 000 1013.50 for Simon in the 9th. Inherited runners-scored_Avilan 1-0. WP_H. NATIONAL LEAGUE LOB_Chicago 6, Cincinnati 9. 2B_Valbuena Alvarez. East Division (14), Schierholtz (27), Choo (32), Ludwick (4), Umpires_Home, Rob Drake; First,Joe West; WLPctGBWCGBL10 Str Home Away Cozart 2 (26).HR_Sweeney(6), off Arroyo; Second, Sam Holbrook; Third,Andy Fletcher. Valbuena (11), off Arroyo. RBIs_Valbuena (35), T — 2:46.A— 18,503 (37,442) Atlanta8657.601— —5-5 W-151-20 35-37 Sweeney (18). Twins 6, Angels 3 Washington 74 69 .517 12 76-4 W-340-31 34-38 Runners left in scoring position_Chicago 2 Los AngelesABRHBIBBSOAvg. AP photo Philadelphia 66 77 .462 20 15 5-5 W-339-33 27-44 (Sweeney, Barney); Cincinnati 7 (Frazier 2, Bruce, Cowgill lf 501000.279 New York 64 78 .451 21½ 16½4-6 L-128-39 36-39 Hanigan, Votto, Cozart, Paul). RISP_Chicago 1 for Aybar ss 501000.268 Baltimore Orioles manager Buck Showalter, center back to camera, argues with NewYork Yankees Miami 53 89 .373 32½ 27½4-6 L-330-42 23-47 5; Cincinnati 0 for 10. Trout cf 4110 13.338 manager Joe Girardi, center right, at the end of the first inning Monday in Baltimore. Central Division ChicagoIPHRERBBSONPERA Trumbo 1b 41200 1.237 Tr.Wood W, 9-11 760007100 3.05 J.Hamilton dh 402102.239 WLPctGBWCGBL10 Str Home Away Strop H, 11 100 01115 2.93 Iannetta c41100 1.218 St. Louis 83 60 .580 ——5-5 W-344-25 39-35 Gregg S, 31-36110 000 16 3.00 Calhoun rf 403101.287 Pittsburgh 82 61 .573 1—5-5 W-145-25 37-36 Cincinnati IP HRER BB SO NP ERA G.Green 2b 400101.241 Tillman pitches O’s pastYanks 4-2 Cincinnati 82 63 .566 2—7-3L-1 47-2535-38 Arroyo L, 13-11772 206893.58 Field 3b 401000.150 Milwaukee 62 80 .437 20½18½ 4-6 W-231-40 31-40 Ondrusek 1-300 000 14.43 Totals 38 3123 19 Chicago6182.42722205-5 W-129-46 32-36 M.Parra 11-3 00 02228 3.32 Minnesota AB RHBI BB SO Avg. The Associated Press Simon 1-300 000 23.28 Presleycf50000 1.333 out 10 in seven innings and Asdrubal West Division Inherited runners-scored_Simon 2-0. HBP_by Pinto c423110.565 WLPctGBWCGBL10 Str Home Away Tr.Wood (Choo).WP_Strop. Dozier 2b 4120 11.245 Cabrera, Yan Gomes and Carlos Santana Los Angeles8359.585 ——6-4 L-443-28 40-31 Umpires_Home, Mike DiMuro; First, Paul Em- Arcia lf 510002.252 BALTIMORE — Chris Tillman took each hit solo homers, leading the Cleveland Arizona 72 70 .507 11 8½ 4-6 L-140-31 32-39 mel; Second,Alfonso Marquez; Third,Ted Barrett. Thomas lf 000000.223 Colorado 66 78 .458 18 15½4-6 L-341-31 25-47 T_2:48. A_22,920 (42,319). Doumit dh 412110.240 a three-hitter into the eighth inning and Indians to a win over the Kansas City Royals. San Diego6577.4581815½ 6-4 W-341-33 24-44 Nationals 9, Mets 0 1-Bernier pr-dh0 00000.245 WashingtonABRHBIBBSOAvg. Plouffe 3b 402301.250 the Baltimore Orioles beat the New Yo rk The Indians, who won despite having San Francisco 64 79 .448 19½ 17 5-5 W-136-37 28-42 Span cf 523101.282 Colabello 1b 3000 11.201 Yankees 4-2 on Monday night in a game that only five hits, stayed even with Baltimore, AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Zimmerman 3b 321120.276 Parmelee rf 2000 10.221 Sunday’s Games Sunday’s Games 1-Z.Walters pr-3b0 000001.000 a-Mastroianni ph-rf1 0000 1.216 featured an on-field confrontation between 1½ games back of Tampa Bay for the second N.Y. Yankees 4, Boston 3 N.Y. Mets 2, Cleveland 1 Werth rf 512302.324 Florimon ss 312111.228 the teams’ managers. wild-card spot. The Royals dropped to four N.Y. Mets 2, Cleveland 1 Washington 6, Miami 4 Desmond ss 4100 13.283 Totals 35 611668 Chicago White Sox 4, Baltimore 2 Philadelphia 3, Atlanta 2 Ad.LaRoche 1b 210031.235 Los Angeles000 210000—3121 With the victory, the Orioles moved within games behind the Rays. Kansas City 5, Detroit 2 St. Louis 9, Pittsburgh 2 W.Ramos c511302.278 Minnesota 001020 21x—6 11 0 1 1-2 games of idle Tampa Bay for the second Jimenez (11-9) allowed one unearned run Toronto 2, Minnesota 0 Milwaukee 3, Chicago Cubs 1 T.Moore lf 312110.224 a-struck out for Parmelee in the 7th. Texas 4, L.A.Angels 3 San Francisco 3, Arizona 2, 11 innings C.Brown lf 000000.286 1-ran for Doumit in the 8th. AL wild card. The Yankees fell three games and didn’t walk a batter. The right-hander Oakland 7, Houston 2 San Diego 5, Colorado 2 Rendon 2b 40000 1.259 E_G.Green (4). LOB_Los Angeles 9, Minnesota Tampa Bay 4, Seattle 1 Cincinnati 3, L.A. Dodgers 2 G.Gonzalezp 40000 1.098 12. 2B_Cowgill (3), Aybar (28), J.Hamilton 2 (30), behind Tampa Bay. Tillman (16-5) allowed left with a 4-1 lead after throwing 99 pitches, Monday’s Games Monday’s Games Totals 35 999711 Calhoun (5), Pinto 3 (5), Doumit (24), Plouffe two runs and four hits in seven-plus innings. but Alex Gordon hit a two-run homer off Cleveland 4, Kansas City 3 Atlanta 5, Miami 2 New York AB RHBI BB SO Avg. (21).RBIs_J.Hamilton (63),Calhoun (21),G.Green Baltimore 4, N.Y. Yankees 2 Chicago Cubs 2, Cincinnati 0 E.Young lf 40000 1.255 (12),Pinto (4),Doumit (51),Plouffe 3 (49),Florim- He walked none and struck out nine, match- Cody Allen in the eighth. Chris Perez sur- Minnesota 6, L.A.Angels 3 Washington 9, N.Y. Mets 0 Dan.Murphy2b1 000 11.284 on (40). SB_Dozier (11), Florimon (14). SF_Plouffe Pittsburgh 1,Texas 0 Pittsburgh 1,Texas 0 Aardsma p000000 --- Runners left in scoring position_Los Angeles 7 ing his career high. vived a shaky ninth for his 23rd save, retiring Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Henn p000000 --- (Trout 2, Field, Iannetta 2, Cowgill, G.Green); Min- Both dugouts emptied briefly after the Gordon on a fly ball with the bases loaded Houston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Colorado at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. a-Z.Lutzph-1b 1010 10.300 nesota 10 (Doumit 4, Presley 3, Colabello, Pinto, Tuesday’s Games Tuesday’s Games A.Brown rf 400002.246 Plouffe).RISP_Los Angeles 2 for 12; Minnesota first inning, when Orioles manager Buck to end the game. The Indians have won six Kansas City (Guthrie 13-10) at Cleveland (McAl- San Diego (Cashner 8-8) at Philadelphia (Cloyd Duda 1b 30000 1.239 4 for 19. Showalter angrily exchanged words with of eight. lister 7-8), 7:05 p.m. 2-3), 7:05 p.m. Byrdak p000000 --- Runners moved up_Aybar, G.Green, Field, Ar- N.Y. Yankees (Nova 8-4) at Baltimore (Mig.Gonza- Atlanta (Teheran 11-7) at Miami (Koehler 3-9), Atchison p000000 --- cia, Colabello. GIDP_Cowgill. Joe Girardi after the Yankees manager appar- INTERLEAGUE lez 9-7), 7:05 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Germen p000000.000 DP_Minnesota 1 (Florimon, Dozier, Colabello). ently said something to Baltimore third base L.A. Angels (Williams 6-10) at Toronto (Buehrle Chicago Cubs (E.Jackson 7-15) at Cincinnati (Cin- Ju.Turner ss 300000.266 Los AngelesIPHRERBBSONPERA Pirates 1, Rangers 0 11-7), 7:07 p.m. grani 7-3), 7:10 p.m. Lagares cf 30000 1.266 Weaver 69332589 3.38 coach Bobby Dickerson. Showalter had to be Boston (Dempster 8-9) at Tampa Bay (Price 8-7), Washington (Zimmermann 16-8) at N.Y. Mets Flores 3b-2b 30000 1.211 Cor.Rasmus L, 0-11-3 02 030214.50 7:10 p.m. (Gee 11-9), 7:10 p.m. T.d’Arnaud c30000 1.136 Boshers2-3 00 01116 4.35 restrained by home plate umpire Ed Hickox. ARLINGTON, Texas — Clinching their Pittsburgh (Liriano 15-7) at Texas (M.Perez 9-3), Pittsburgh (Liriano 15-7) at Texas (M.Perez 9-3), C.Torres p100000.100 J.Gutierrez 121102 17 4.28 Alex Rodriguez and Lyle Overbay hit first winning season since 1992, rookie right- 8:05 p.m. 8:05 p.m. Burke p000000.000 Minnesota IP HRER BB SO NP ERA Detroit (Porcello 11-8) at Chicago White Sox (Er. Milwaukee (W.Peralta 9-14) at St.Louis (S.Miller Satin 3b 200000.281 P.Hernandez 42-3 83 313895.25 home runs for the Yankees. Rodriguez’s first- hander Gerrit Cole had a career-high nine Johnson 0-1), 8:10 p.m. 12-9), 8:15 p.m. Totals 28 01028 Pressly 11-3 10 00 1173.44 Oakland (J.Parker 11-6) at Minnesota (Hendriks Arizona (Cahill 6-10) at L.A. Dodgers (Volquez Washington203 130000—9 90 Fien W, 4-2100 002123.92 inning blast to right-center was the 652nd of strikeouts over seven innings to outpitch Yu 1-2), 8:10 p.m. 9-11), 10:10 p.m. New York 000 000 000—0 10 Duensing H, 15 2-31000 1113.62 his career, leaving him eight short of tying Darvish and lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to a Houston (Lyles 6-7) at Seattle (J.Saunders 11-13), Colorado (J.De La Rosa 16-6) at San Francisco a-singled for Henn in the 7th. Burton H, 26 1-300 00 133.94 10:10 p.m. (Vogelsong 3-5), 10:15 p.m. 1-ran for Zimmerman in the 8th. Perkins S, 33-37 12000 1222.54 Willie Mays for fourth place all-time. victory over the Texas Rangers. LOB_Washington 6, NewYork 3. 2B_T.Moore Inherited runners-scored_Boshers 3-1, Pressly (7). HR_Span (4), off C.Torres; Zimmerman (21), 2-0, Burton 1-0. IBB_off Cor.Rasmus (Doumit). CC Sabathia (13-12), who came into the The Pirates (82-61) didn’t get a runner Orioles 4, Yankees 2 1-Getz pr 000000.225 off C.Torres; Werth (22), off C.Torres; T.Moore (4), Umpires_Home, Laz Diaz; First, Mark Wegner; game with an 18-5 career record against the to second base against Darvish (12-8) until New York AB RHBI BB SO Avg. Moustakas 3b 3000 13.230 off C.Torres; W.Ramos (12), off Burke. RBIs_Span Second, Cory Blaser; Third, D.J. Reyburn. Gardner cf 401002.275 2-Ciriaco pr 000000.222 (40), Zimmerman (69), Werth 3 (69),W.Ramos 3 T — 3:19.A— 21,826 (39,021). Orioles, yielded four runs — three earned — Marlon Byrd’s two-out double in the sev- A.Rodriguez3b4 1210 1.294 L.Cain rf 30100 1.257 (45),T.Moore (21). Pirates 1, Rangers 0 and seven hits over 7 1-3 innings. He walked enth. He came home when Pedro Alvarez Cano 2b 400000.308 a-Lough ph 000000.283 Runners left in scoring position_Washington 2 Pittsburgh AB RHBI BB SO Avg. A.Soriano lf 400002.248 J.Dyson cf 30200 1.269 (Rendon, Desmond); NewYork 1 (Duda). RISP_ Tabata lf 40100 1.275 two and struck out six. Tommy Hunter followed with a double. Pittsburgh had lost Granderson dh 40000 1.243 b-C.Pena ph 10000 1.207 Washington 2 for 4; NewYork 0 for 1. Pie lf 000000.211 Nunezss30100 1.257 A.Escobar ss 311000.235 Runners moved up_A.Brown. GIDP_W.Ramos. N.Walker 2b 40000 1.255 relieved Tillman and struck out the side in a season-high four games in a row since Overbay 1b 311100.252 c-Kottaras ph 0000 10.179 DP_NewYork 1 (Ju.Turner, Flores, Duda). McCutchen cf 40200 1.324 the eighth. Jim Johnson got the last three getting their 81st victory last Tuesday at I.Suzuki rf 300002.268 Totals 34 3103212 WashingtonIPHRERBBSONPERA Morneau 1b 40000 1.222 Au.Romine c200002.209 Cleveland AB RHBI BB SO Avg. G.GonzalezW,10-69 10 028110 3.31 1-S.Marte pr 000000.282 outs for his AL-leading 43rd save. Milwaukee to guarantee their first non- a-Z.Almonte ph 10000 1.258 Bourn cf 40000 1.258 New York IP HRER BB SO NP ERA G.Sanchez1b000000.250 J.Murphyc 000000.667 Swisher 1b 300002.240 C.Torres L, 3-4456 624753.53 Byrd rf 31100 1.288 losing season in more than two decades. Totals 32 252012 Kipnis 2b 30000 1.280 Burke123 32239 5.64 P.Alvarez 3b 301101.232 They finally have their winning season after BaltimoreABRHBIBBSOAvg. C.Santana dh 311101.262 Aardsma 12000 1224.67 R.Martin c2000 11.237 Indians 4, Royals 3 Markakis rf 413100.273 Brantleylf300000.276 Henn 100 020220.00 G.Jones dh 300000.235 taking the opener of a three-game inter- Machado 3b 301101.293 As.Cabrera ss 311100.234 Byrdak 2-300 011 11 6.75 Barmes ss 301000.219 CLEVELAND — Ubaldo Jimenez struck league series between wild-card leaders. A.Jones cf 301101.295 Y.Gomes c311102.303 Atchison 1-300 00 164.58 Totals 30 16 117 C.Davis 1b 400002.293 Jo.Ramirez 3b 312000.500 Germen 100 002154.28 TexasABRHBIBBSOAvg. Valencia dh 30000 1.305 Aviles 3b 000000.267 Inherited runners-scored_Atchison 1-0. Kinsler 2b 40000 1.270 b-B.Roberts ph-dh1 00000.237 Stubbs rf 30000 1.231 Umpires_Home, Bob Davidson; First,John Andrus ss 3000 11.267 NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP Hardy ss 3110 10.262 Totals 28 45308 Hirschbeck; Second, James Hoye; Third, Jim Rios rf 3010 10.281 Morse lf 30000 1.223 Kansas City 000 001020—3 10 1 Reynolds. A.Beltre 3b 401000.317 Ch.Dickerson lf 000000.243 Cleveland 011010 10x—451 T — 2:47. A — 20,174 (41,922). 2-Rosales pr 000000.193 Wieters c110 110.232 a-sacrificed for L.Cain in the 9th. b-struck out Braves 5, Marlins 2 Pierzynski dh 401000.280 A.Casilla 2b 311000.220 for J.Dyson in the 9th. c-walked for A.Escobar in AtlantaABRHBIBBSOAvg. Moreland 1b 300002.239 Totals 28 47426 the 9th. J.Schafer cf 40000 1.268 G.Soto c30100 1.231 Gonzalez’s tosses 1-hittervs. Mets New York 100000 010—251 1-ran for S.Perezin the 9th. 2-ran for Mousta- J.Upton rf 3110 10.258 Adduci lf 200002.300 Baltimore100 020 10x—470 kas in the 9th. F.Freeman 1b 411000.304 Dav.Murphylf000000.221 a-struck out for Au.Romine in the 8th. E_Hosmer (8), Jo.Ramirez (1). LOB_Kansas Gattis lf 411201.245 a-Gentry ph-lf 100000.253 The Associated Press E_Sabathia (2). LOB_NewYork 3, Baltimore 5. City 7, Cleveland 0. 2B_J.Dyson (9), A.Escobar Ayala p000000 --- L.Martin cf 300002.266 2B_Markakis (22), Machado (49), A.Jones (32), (18). HR_A.Gordon (18), off Allen; As.Cabrera Kimbrel p000000 --- Totals 30 04029 (13-12) was the beneficiary that night Hardy (22). HR_A.Rodriguez (5), off Tillman; (11), off E.Santana; Y.Gomes (10), off E.Santana; McCann c210020.263 Pittsburgh 000 000 100—160 Overbay (14), off Tillman. RBIs_A.Rodriguez (11), C.Santana (18), off E.Santana. RBIs_A.Gordon 2 C.Johnson 3b 411100.329 Texas000 000 000—0 40 NEW YORK — Gio Gonzalez against the Phillies and again on Overbay (56), Markakis (54), Machado (69), (78), Hosmer (74), C.Santana (64), As.Cabrera Janish 3b 000000.189 a-grounded out for Dav.Murphy in the 8th. was inches from a no-hitter and the Monday, getting the win after allowing A.Jones (102), Wieters (70). SB_A.Casilla (9). (54),Y.Gomes (34). SB_A.Gordon (10). CS_L.Cain Simmons ss 400000.249 1-ran for Morneau in the 9th. 2-ran for A.Beltre S_Machado.SF_A.Jones, Wieters. (6),J.Dyson (6). S_Lough. El.Johnson 2b-lf 401101.256 in the 9th. Washington Nationals hit five home six hits and two runs in 6 1-3 innings. Runners left in scoring position_Baltimore 2 Runners left in scoring position_Kansas City 3 Medlen p2000 12.184 LOB_Pittsburgh 4, Texas 5. 2B_Byrd (32), runs Monday night, including long Atlanta (86-57) passed idle Boston (Morse,A.Jones). RISP_NewYork 0 for 0; Balti- (Bonifacio,A.Gordon 2).RISP_Kansas City 2 for 8; Avilan p000000 --- P.Alvarez (19). 3B_McCutchen (5). RBIs_P.Alvarez more 2 for 8. Cleveland 0 for 0. Uggla 2b 000000.182 (88). SB_Andrus 2 (39), Rios (35). CS_Tabata (1). balls by their first two batters, in a 9-0 (87-58) for baseball’s best record. Runners moved up_Morse. GIDP_Markakis. Runners moved up_A.Escobar, Stubbs. Totals 31 55445 Runners left in scoring position_Pittsburgh 1 DP_NewYork 1 (Nunez, Cano, Overbay). Kansas City IP HRER BB SO NP ERA Miami AB RHBI BB SO Avg. (R.Martin); Texas 3 (Adduci, A.Beltre 2). RISP_ rout of the New Yo rk Mets. Chris Coghlan tied a career high with New York IP HRER BB SO NP ERA E.Santana L, 8-9 744 307973.35 Coghlan rf 404000.283 Pittsburgh 1 for 3; Texas 0 for 2. Gonzalez held the overmatched Mets four hits for Miami, which lost for the Sbthia L, 13-12 71-3 74 326115 4.82 W.Davis 11000 1105.50 D.Solano 2b 40000 1.249 GIDP_Tabata, P.Alvarez. Warren 2-300 000 53.61 Cleveland IP HRER BB SO NP ERA Yelich lf 200022.282 DP_Texas 2 (Moreland, Andrus,Moreland), hitless into the seventh before pinch- 24th time in its last 34 games. Ed Lucas BaltimoreIPHRERBBSONPERA U.JimenezW,11-97 71 0010 99 3.62 Ruggiano cf 40100 1.226 (Andrus, Moreland). hitter Zach Lutz broke up the bid with added a two-run double in the seventh Tillman W, 16-5 7422091103.66 Allen H, 91-3 22 20 1142.71 Polanco 3b 400000.247 Pittsburgh IP HRER BB SO NP ERA Tom.Hunter H, 19 100 003112.74 Rzepczynski H, 21-3 00 000 71.29 Morrison 1b 200000.254 Cole W, 7-7730 029923.48 a soft single for New Yo rk’s only hit. for the Marlins. Ji.Johnson S, 43-521 10 000 16 3.23 J.Smith H, 22 1-300 000 22.38 B.Hand p000000 --- Watson H, 18 100 000 16 2.57 Tillman pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. C.Perez S, 23-27110 021273.62 a-Pierre ph 111000.247 Melancon S, 12-14 110000 80.85 Lutz swung at the first pitch of the IBB_off Sabathia (Hardy).WP_Sabathia. Umpires_Home, Doug Eddings; First, Dana Da.Jennings p000000 --- TexasIPHRERBBSONPERA Cubs 2, Reds 0 Umpires_Home, Ed Hickox; First,Jim Joyce; DeMuth; Second, Mike Estabrook; Third, Paul b-Marisnick ph 10000 1.184 Darvish L, 12-8 74 1116812.84 inning and hit a looper that landed on Second,Jeff Nelson; Third,Jim Wolf. Nauert. Hatcher p000000 --- Scheppers110 000 10 1.98 the first base line, taking out a chunk of CINCINNATI — Left-hander Travis T — 2:36.A—17,456 (45,971). Hechavarria ss 41100 1.230 Cotts2-3 10 000 61.15 Indians 4, Royals 3 T — 2:39.A— 9,794 (42,241). Cubs 2, Reds 0 Mathis c20000 1.196 Soria 1-300 00 142.76 Kansas City AB RHBI BB SO Avg. chalk well behind the bag. Wood beat Cincinnati for the first time ChicagoABRHBIBBSOAvg. Brantlyc 200002.219 Inherited runners-scored_Soria 1-0. HBP_by A.Gordon lf 522200.272 St.Castro ss 40000 1.239 H.Alvarez p10000 1.350 Darvish (Byrd).WP_Cole. First baseman Adam LaRoche made a in his career, repeatedly pitching out Bonifacio 2b 400002.239 Valbuena 3b 412102.229 Lucas 1b 301201.233 Umpires_Home,Mike Muchlinski; First,Jeff Hosmer 1b 402101.303 diving attempt as the ball hit the dirt, of threats for seven innings, and the Rizzo 1b 400000.230 Totals 34 282211 Kellogg; Second, Chad Fairchild; Third, Paul B.Butler dh 400002.291 D.Navarro c401000.304 Schrieber. but it squirted by and into foul terri- Chicago Cubs stalled the Reds’ week- S.Perezc 40200 1.287 T_2:24. A_33,243 (48,114). tory along the right field line. long surge. Schierholtzrf301012.255 First base umpire John Hirschbeck Wood (9-11) finally beat the team correctly called it fair, and Gonzalez that traded him after the 2011 season. Fans (10-6) paused behind the mound to He was 0-4 in his career, including stare in his direction. three losses this season. From page 1B Braves 5, Marlins 2 He allowed six hits and fanned seven. appeared to be intoxicated game against the Raiders in executive director of the second fan did not appear to Kevin Gregg gave up a double in the and having trouble walking Indianapolis, injuring two Indiana Convention Center be seriously injured. MIAMI — Evan Gattis drove in two ninth while earning his 31st save in 35 before he fell over the rail to unidentified fans who were and Lucas Oil Stadium, Fan Dalton Tinklenberg runs to highlight Atlanta’s highest-scor- chances. a sidewalk below. leaning against the barrier issued a statement that of Kokomo., Ind., told ing inning in more than a month, and Ryan Sweeney and Luis Valbuena “It certainly marred what above a tunnel leading to said one of the people was The Indianapolis Star on the Braves snapped a four-game slide homered off Bronson Arroyo (13-11), otherwise is a very happy Oakland’s locker room. released after receiving Monday the railing that col- by beating the Miami Marlins. who had won his last four starts against day for fans who know this One person was taken medical attention at the sta- lapsed appeared to be wob- Justin Upton, Freddie Freeman and the Cubs. is the last opening game we away on a stretcher, while dium. The other person was bly. Stadium officials did not Gattis all doubled to lead off what The Reds were coming off a refresh- will see in Candlestick,” San another left in a wheelchair, treated at the stadium and immediately return phone became a five-run fourth, Atlanta’s big- ing week — six wins in seven games Francisco Mayor Ed Lee witnesses said. transported to Methodist messages and emails from gest inning since a five-run fifth against against the rival Cardinals and the NL said. Also Sunday, a rail- After the Colts’ 21-17 vic- Hospital for additional eval- The Associated Press seek- Philadelphia on Aug. 2. Kris Medlen West-leading Dodgers. ing collapsed at the Colts tory, Barney Levengood, uation. Levengood said the ing comment. It’s last man standing for Steelers Eagles From page 1B

WILL GRAVES Chris Johnson in the fourth most versatile player left on in the second quarter when since 1991. AP Sports Writer quarter of a 16-9 loss. the line — he saw time at the weary defense had Both teams entered the For a team that preach- both tackle and guard during more cramps (two) than season with concerns about PITTSBURGH — es “next man up” when the preseason — the Steelers the offense had first downs pass defense. The Eagles, Maurkice Pouncey limped faced with adversity, at the signed veteran Fernando (one). Even Kai Forbath, with three new starters in through the Pittsburgh moment “next man left” Velasco to a one-year con- who made 17 of 18 field the secondary, fared well in Steelers practice facility on might be more appropriate. tract on Monday according goals in his rookie year, was the debut of their new 3-4 Monday, the torn ligaments While the Steelers will to agent Brian Ayrault. wide right in the third quar- scheme. The Redskins, again in his knee wrapped in ban- have somebody snap the ball The 28-year-old Velasco ter. Shanahan’s team also without safety Brandon dages and his season over. to Ben Roethlisberger next started 16 games for AP photo committed 10 penalties for Meriweather (groin) and The three-time Pro Bowl Monday when they play at Tennessee last season, Pittsburgh Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey (53) is taken off the 75 yards. Kerrigan left in the with two rookies getting center remained in high spir- Cincinnati, whoever it is will including 13 at center. He’ll field with team doctor James Bradleyafter being injured in the fourth quarter with concus- extended playing time, have its — as always — though he be a significant downgrade be given every opportunity first quarter Sunday against the Tennessee Titans. Pouncywill sion symptoms. much work to do. might have been one of the over a player considered one to take over for Pouncey on miss the remainder of this season with torn knee ligaments. The The first-half stats resem- As for Griffin, he was the few in the building. of the NFL’s elite. a line that will try to regroup Titans won 16-9. bled something from an undisputed star of the show The long road back for Kelvin Beachum filled in without its emotional leader. Oregon opener against a cre- — at least until kickoff. He Pouncey will begin later this after Pouncey was carted “It’s going to be tough,” job out of camp after rookie Pittsburgh coach Mike ampuff, not a game between arrived at the stadium wear- week when he undergoes sur- off the field eight plays into running back Isaac Redman Le’Veon Bell sprained his Tomlin grew so frustrated he NFC East rivals. Total yards: ing an autographed T-shirt gery. The same for lineback- the season, the first time in said. “Pouncey is the heart of right foot, Redman fumbled sent third-down back LaRod 322-75. First downs: 21-3. from Les Dauphins de Nice, er Larry Foote, who is also Beachum’s football career our offensive line. We’ve got twice — including once into Stephens-Howling into Time of possession: 20:20- the American football team done for the year after rup- he’s worked at center dur- to have guys step up.” the end zone — and man- the game, only to have 9:40. Philadelphia’s 53 plays in France that welcomed him turing his right biceps while ing an actual game. Though Even if Redman isn’t one aged just nine yards on eight the return specialist tear were the second-most in a for a workout during his hon- trying to tackle Tennessee’s Beachum is arguably the of them. Handed the starting carries. the ACL in his knee. first half by any NFL team eymoon in July. PAGE 6B Tuesday, September 10, 2013 SPORTS www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER PENN STATERS IN THE NFL: WEEK 1 ROUNDUP Oklahoma St. braces Lee,Hali,Wake have against allegations The Associated Press who played for the school from 2001-10. STILLWATER, Okla. — Among the allegations of big opening days Oklahoma State athletic misconduct and potential director Mike Holder apol- NCAA violations are: ogized to his fellow athletic • An Oklahoma State directors around the Big 12 assistant coach paid cash JOE SOPRANO not get in on any of the (’04) had hit on his only Conference on Monday in bonuses to players of up to [email protected] Chiefs’ six sacks. field goal attempt of the advance of what’s expected $500 for performance. A fact that left him none day — a 58-yarder — to be a scathing expose of • Oklahoma State boost- Some former Penn State too happy. against the Bengals. He the football program by ers and at least two assis- defenders had big days in “I feel like I struggled,” also was a perfect 3-for-3 Sports Illustrated. tant coaches funneled the first week of the NFL Hali told the Topeka on extra points. Defensive “I apologize to all the money to players and pro- season. Capital-Journal. “When I lineman Devon Still (’11) athletic directors in the vided sham jobs for which Dallas Cowboy line- don’t get a sack, I feel like saw action in the game for conference for what’s about players were paid. backer Sean Lee (Class of I’ve struggled. At least my the Bengals but did not to happen, for what’s about • Tutors and other 2009), Kansas City Chief partner (Justin Houston) record a tackle. to be said about a mem- school personnel complet- linebacker Tambi Hali got three of them. That’s • Defensive lineman ber institution,” Holder ed school work for players (’05) and Dolphins defen- pretty big, too.” Jordan Hill sat out the said at a news conference and professors gave pass- sive end Cameron Wake Miami Dolphins’ defen- Seahawks opener at without taking questions. ing grades for little or no (’04) each were instru- sive end Cameron Wake Carolina with a bicep “That reflects on every- work. mental in their teams’ vic- had 2 1/2 sacks and two injury. one, all our brothers and • The program’s drug tories. additional tackles for loss • San Francisco 49ers peers, we’re very remorse- policy was selectively Lee, while only record- in the Dolphins’ 23-10 linebacker NaVarro ful about that.” enforced, allowing some ing four solo tackles and victory over the Browns. Bowman (’09) started AP photos The school announced star players to go unpun- an assist in the Cowboys’ Penn State fans may bet- against the Green Bay Dallas Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee (50) tackles NewYork Giants over the weekend that ished for repeated positive 36-31 victory over the ter remember him as Packers and recorded two wide receiver Hakeem Nicks (88) during the first half Sunday in SI had notified it of the tests. New Yo rk Giants on Derek Wake, the name he tackles in the 49ers’ 34-28 Arlington, Texas. upcoming series, which • Some members of a Sunday night, still was used when he played for victory. San Francisco details transgressions by hostess program used by enough of the force on the Nittany Lions. linebacker Nate Stupar man Jack Crawford (’11) the football program start- the football coaching staff the field to be recog- Here’s how the other (’11) was inactive. Tight had a tackle and Stefen ing in 2001. Oklahoma during the recruitment nized by the NBC crew Penn Staters in the NFL End Andrew Quarless Wisniewski (’10) was at State said it has notified of players had sex with broadcasting the game. fared in Week 1. (’09) saw action for Green his usual position, start- the NCAA and launched its recruits. Lee, along with Cowboys • Lee’s former Penn Bay but did not catch a ing at center. own investigation. LSUcoachLesMileswas quarterback Tony Romo, State teammate didn’t pass. • Arizona Cardinals left Sports Illustrated, in a head coach at Oklahoma was awarded a game ball. have as good a night. • Minnesota Vikings tackle Levi Brown (’06) news release sent Monday, State from 2001-04, when His and Romo’s face will Giants linebacker Dan linebackers Gerald started in the Cardinals’ gave highlights of the five- the program began to adorn the side of the NBC Connor (’07) had a tack- Hodges (’12) and 27-24 loss to the Rams. part series that will begin emerge from years of truck for the rest of the le and an assist but was Michael Mauti (’12) • On Thursday night, Tuesday with a posting on mediocrity. Current coach season. forced to leave the game were both inactive against offensive lineman A.Q. SI.com. The magazine says Mike Gundy took over in Hali had a rare treat during the first half with the Detroit Lions. Shipley (’11) saw action it conducted interviews 2005 and the Cowboys for a defensive player, an injury. • Pittsburgh receiver for the Baltimore Ravens with more than 60 former have grown into a Big 12 scoring a touchdown as • Against the Chiefs, Derek Moye (’11) played against Denver. Oklahoma State players power. the Chiefs defeated the Jaguars linebacker Paul but did not have a recep- • San Diego Chargers Kansas City Chiefs outside line- Jaguars, 28-2. Hali inter- Posluszny (’06) had 10 tion in the Steelers’ 16-9 linemen Johnnie backer Tamba Hali (91) runs in cepted a Blaine Gabbert tackles. loss to Tennessee. Troutman (’11) and Rich the end zone for a touchdown Nadal screen pass in the fourth • Miami defensive line- • Matt McGloin (’12) Orhnberger (’08) and after intercepting a pass from quarter Sunday and man Jared Odrick (’09) was inactive for the Washington Redskins run- Jacksonville Jaguars quarter- From page 1B returned it 10 yards for had one tackle. Oakland Raiders opener in ning back Evan Royster back Blaine Gabbert (11) dur- a touchdown. He also • Chicago Bears place Indianapolis. Meanwhile, (’10) teams were in action ing the second half Sundayin switching from defense to way he stayed steady when had two tackles, but did kicker Robbie Gould Raiders defensive line- Monday night. Jacksonville, Fla. offense in a blink — proved Djokovic recovered from that while he says he still a rough start and began feels pain in that leg, he def- asserting himself. initely does not have prob- At the outset, Djokovic Bach man to beat in IOC election lems moving around. was his own worst enemy These are the same two on many points, a touch STEPHEN WILSON national Olympic body, has with candidates trying to who played the longest or two off the mark. Nadal AP Sports Writer long been considered the line up votes. The lobby, cor- Grand Slam final in history, claimed 12 of the last 14 front-runner to succeed ridors, restaurants and bars a nearly six-hour struggle points in the first set, with BUENOS AIRES, Jacques Rogge, the 71-year- of the IOC hotel were swirl- that left both needing to Djokovic looking almost Argentina — With two old Belgian who is stepping ing with rumors, gossip, sit in chairs during the cer- bored. big votes out of the way, down after 12 years in office. speculation and whispers of emony after Djokovic’s vic- The world saw this the IOC awaits another Richard Carrion, a Puerto deals, alliances and voting tory at the 2012 Australian sort of listless, lackluster critical decision: electing a Rican banking executive counts. With Bach’s sup- Open. Djokovic two months ago new president to lead the who heads the IOC’s finance porters confident of secur- This time, when it ended in the final at Wimbledon, Olympic body into the next commission, and vice ing a first-round victory, his with a forehand into the where Nadal had exited a AP photo decade. president Ng Ser Miang of rivals were privately discuss- net by Djokovic, Nadal Grand Slam tournament NASCAR drivers celebrate their making the Chase after the Thomas Bach of Ger- Singapore are viewed as the ing possible voting alliances dropped to his back on the in the opening round for NASCAR race at Richmond International Raceway on Saturday. many goes into today’s top challengers. to try to stop the German. court, saluted by an Arthur the only time in his career. From left, Martin Truex, Jr., Kyle Busch, Clint Bowyer, Matt Kenseth. International Olympic Com- Also on the ballot are If Bach is elected, he Ashe Stadium crowd that That time, Djokovic went Truex is no longer in the Chase. mittee vote as the strong executive board members would continue Europe’s included the Queen of through a difficult semifi- favorite among the field of Sergei Bubka of Ukraine and hold on the presidency. Of Spain. nal — at 4:43, the longest six candidates vying for the C.K. Wu of Taiwan and for- the IOC’s eight leaders, all Nadal was relentless in Wimbledon history — Newman most powerful job in world mer board member Denis have come from Europe from shot to shot, yes, and and barely put up much From page 1B sports. Bach, a 59-year-old Oswald of Switzerland. except for Avery Brundage, from point to point, too, resistance in a straight-set lawyer and IOC vice presi- The campaign headed the American who ran the but what might have been loss to Andy Murray two NASCAR did not adjust put a damper on Newman’s dent who heads Germany’s into its final, frantic hours committee from 1952-72. most impressive was the days later. the standings to put Monday announcement Gordon into the Chase — that he had reached a deal he was in before Bowyer’s with Richard Childress spin — because Helton Racing to replace Jeff said it was impossible to Burton next season in the address all the scenarios. No. 31 Chevrolet. “We know from expe- “What happened to rience, if you try to look me Saturday night is the at ripple effect, you can’t toughest thing that I’ve cover all bases that’s equi- ever gone through in any table and credible across kind of racing in my 30 board,” said Helton, who years of driving because of Contest Starts September 1st also said NASCAR was the way everything went unable to prove Bowyer down,” Newman said. “I spun intentionally. “There’s knew this announcement a lot of chatter, but we was coming, but in the end, didn’t see any conclusive I don’t think it’s anything to evidence.” compare or contrast or say Gordon’s reaction that the positive outweighs Monday night focused on the negative or even com- Truex, who did nothing pensates for it.” to land in his teammates’ Now Newman gets the mess, and Bowyer, who chance to compete for the escaped unscathed. title in his final races with “Feel bad for Truex. He Stewart-Haas Racing. He got in under controversy won the Brickyard this now out due to it. But the year and has 17 career vic- guy who started all of this tories overall. not effected at all??? Don’t “Obviously, we’re very agree!” Gordon posted on pleased with NASCAR’s Twitter. decision to provide Ryan Bowyer denied Saturday Newman’s rightful place in night he intentionally spun this year’s Chase,” SHR co- and Truex was an unwit- owner Tony Stewart said ting participant. There was silence from MWR officials 27 Unique Holes until Waltrip tweeted after One Breathtaking Course NASCAR’s announcement. Weekday Special “This wasn’t a master Tuesday thru Friday plan or about a spin. It’s Play & Ride for Just about a split-second deci- $33.00 sion made by Ty to try to Must Present Coupon. help a teammate. I stand One coupon per foursome. Cannot be used in by my people,” he posted tournaments or with any other promotion. TL Monday Special $32 on Twitter. 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Commonwealth on the the Attorney Broadway: Claims 829-5000 Parkway Plaza WOW! 14th day of August, 2013, in to start your Sans Souci Parkway accordance with the provi- "Newsies" 9/14 Assistant oysterrestaurant.com BANKRUPTCY The Claims Team Leader is home delivery. Commercial Space For 570-820-0990 sions of the Commonwealth of Free Consult-Payment Plan! Lease 1,200 sq. ft. store- Pennsylvania Limited Liability Matilda 9/14 responsible for directing a Atty Colleen Metroka team of claimsassistants. front starting at $700/ Thank you St. Jude for pray- Law of 1994, 15 PA C.S.A., 570-592-4796 month. Plenty of parking. ers answered. Thank you St. Section 8901, as amended. The Team Lead delegates Salem &Boston and distributes claims to the Central heat &air. Call Joseph for prayers answered. 570-991-0706 Thank you St. Ann for prayers ZAYDON &ZAYDON BANKRUPTCY Halloween, Oct. 18-21 team. They provide guid- answered. Thank you Blessed Attorneys ance and training to assist- Virgin Mary for prayers DUI-ARD ants during the claims pro- Social Security-Disability answered. CRRG ESTATE NOTICE 1-800-432-8069 cess. They assist with escal- Legal Notices / Notices To Creditors Free Consultation ated calls and customer is- Attorney sues and works to resolve Legal Notices / Notices To Creditors LETTERS TESTAMENTARY Joseph M. Blazosek IN THE COURTOFCOMMON PLEAS OF LUZERNE have been granted to Anita problem situations. The posi- COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA CIVIL ACTION-LAWNO. 2013- 570-655-4410 or 570-822-9556 NEW tion requires extensive auto- MEETINGNOTICE Wisdo of 905 State Court, blazoseklaw.com 6223 NOTICE OF ACTION IN MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Hazle Township, PA 18202 Ex- motive service experience The Bank of New York Mellonf/k/a The Bank of New York as NONSTOP and superior customer ser- The Dallas Borough Zoning ecutrix of the Estate of Agnes Successor Trustee for JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., as Trustee B. Mitchell, late of 1000 West FREE Bankruptcy vice skills. for the Benefitofthe CertificateholdersofPopular ABS, Inc. Hearing Appeals Board will Consultation FLIGHTS meet on Tuesday, September 27th Street, Hazleton, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates Series 2005-B, c/o Ocwen Pennsylvania,who died Au- Payment plans. Carol Baltimore Applicant must be well or- Loan Servicing, LLC, Plaintiff vs. Sean P. Reilly, Personal Rep- 24, 2013 at 7:00 P.M. in the 570-283-1626 Philadelphia to gust 6, 2013. All persons in- Puerto Vallarta ganized, have excellent resentative of the Estate of David E. Rowlands, Unknown Heirs, Dallas Borough Council Cham- phone skills, able to commu- bers at 25 Main Street, Dallas debted to said estate please Jan. 25 to Jan. 31, 2014 Successors, Assigns and All Persons, Firms or Associations make payment, and those hav- SOCIAL SECURITY From only $1378.00 nicate effectively. Basic typ- Claiming Right, Title or Interest From or Under David E. Row- PA 18612. The purpose of the ing skills preferable. Full meeting is to hear the follow- ingclaims present the same to: DISABILITY per person lands, Deceased and Estate of David E. Rowlands, c/o Sean P. ATTORNEY Free Consultation. All Inclusive Package time position Monday–Fri- Reilly, Personal Representative, Defendant(s) ing application(s). day. E-mail resumes to Dallas Borough Zoning Hear- RICHARD I. BERNSTEIN Contact Atty. TO: David E. Rowlands, Deceased and Unknown Heirs,Suc- GIULIANI &BERNSTEIN Sherry Dalessandro CALL jennifer.davailus@ cessors, Assigns and All Persons, Firms or Associations Claim- ing Appeal #5-2013, Dr. pennwarrantycorp.com Watkins &Dr. Medura, 1Tar- 101 W. Broad St.- Suite 301 570-823-9006 TENENBAUMS ing Right, Title or Interest From or Under David E. Rowlands, De- leton Avenue regarding prop- Hazleton, PA 18201-6328 ceased, Defendant(s), whose last known addresses are 27-29 erty located at 21 Tarleton Av- Child / Elderly Care TRAVEL West Grand Street, Nanticoke, PA 18634 and 95 Manhattan LAKE-LEHMAN Help Wanted General Street, Ashley, PA 18706. COMPLAINT IN MORTGAGE FORE- enue in Dallas Borough, PA SCHOOL DISTRICT TODAY! 18612, requesting ahearing CAREGIVER CLOSURE You are hereby notified that Plaintiff, The Bank of LEHMAN, PENNSYLVANIA Experienced 24 hour male Other dates and rates New York Mellon f/k/a The Bank of New York as Successor for Special Exception and/or 18627-0038 available,call for details TAX dimensional variance for prop- caregiver. Speaks Slovak. Trustee for JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., as Trustee for the Be- PHONE- (570) 675-2165 $800 monthly with 2days off. Phone: 570-288-8747 nefit of the CertificateholdersofPopular ABS, Inc. Mortgage erty located in the B-2 High- FAX -(570 675-7657 way Business District: 570-814-9880 PREPARER Pass-Through Certificates Series 2005-B, c/o Ocwen Loan Servi- All rates are per person, Free Tax School. Earn extra cing, LLC, has filed aMortgage Foreclosure Complaint en- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS subject to Change and incomeafter taking course. dorsed with aNotice to Defend, against you in the Court of Com- -Special Exception for exten- COMPANION/CARE GIVER Flexible schedules. Small fee FOR SCHOOL YEAR Reliable, Pleasant, Experi- mon Pleas of Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, docketed to NO. sion, expansion or enlarge- 2013-2014 for books &supplies. ment for anon-conforming sign enced Woman seeking posi- 2013-6223, wherein Plaintiff seeks to foreclose on the mortgage in accordance with Article 8, tion as companion. Appts, er- timesleader.com LIBERTY TAX secured on your property located, 27-29 West Grand Street, Sealed bids aresolicited by the rands, etc. 570-823-8636. Edwardsville &West Pittston Nanticoke, PA 18634, whereupon your property would be sold by Section 805 (4); and/or Lake Lehman School District, 570-288-4007 -Variance for relief from di- theSheriff of Luzerne County. NOTICE YOU HAVE BEEN SUED Lehman Pennsylvania 18627 Travel Entertainment Pittston &Plains IN COURT. If you wish to defendagainst the claims set forth in mensional regulations con- for the following: Get news when 570-883-7829 tained in Article8,Section the notice above,you must take action within twenty (20) days it happens. Dallas 570-675-2240 after this Complaint and Notice are served, by entering awritten 801(8)(a) Signs: General Reg- Rubbish &Garbage Removal Black Lake, NY Wilkes-Barre&Hanover Twp Come relax &enjoy great fish- appearance personally or by attorney and filing in writing with the ulations and (c) Signs: Signs in &Recycling 570-208-1096 Business and Industrial Dis- ing &tranquility at itʼsfinest. Court your defenses or objections to the claims set forth against Spring Sports Supplies (Base- Housekeeping you. You are warned that if you fail to do so the case may pro- tricts regarding asign for ball, Boy's Volleyball, Softball, Watkins &Medura Family and cottages on the water with all ceed without you and ajudgment may be entered against you by Track) the amenities of home. Building / Construction / Skilled the Court without further notice for any money claimed in the Cosmetic Dental Center in Dal- Winter Sports Supplies (Boy's las Borough. Need AVacation? Call Now! Complaint or for any other claim or relief requested by the Basketball, Girl's Basketball, (315) 375-8962 Plaintiff. You may lose money or property or other rights import- Wresting, Swimming) [email protected] ant to you. YOU SHOULD TAKE THIS PAPER TO YOUR LAW- Acomplete copy of the above www.blacklake4fish.com referenced application is avail- ESTIMATOR YER AT ONCE. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE ALAWYER GO TO OR TELEPHONETHE OFFICE SET FORTH BELOW. THIS OF- able for public inspection at the Local Commercial General Contractor is seeking an Dallas Borough Zoning Office FICE CAN PROVIDE YOU WITH THE INFORMATION ABOUT General Auction experienced Full Time Estimator. Candidate will work with HIRING ALAWYER. IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO HIRE A 25 Main Street, Dallas, PA management &beresponsible for attending pre-bid meetings, 18612. Inquiries can be made LAWYER, THIS OFFICE MAY BE ABLE TO PROVIDE YOU entire bid process including blue print take offs, solicitation of WITH INFORMATION ABOUT AGENCIES THAT MAY OFFER by calling the Dallas Borough AUCTIONS BY MARVA pricing, job site visits &pictures. Marketing experience is a ZoningOffice at (570) 675- LEGALSERVICES TO ELIGIBLE PERSONS AT AREDUCED 213 E. LUZERNEAVE.,LARKSVILLE plus.Salary based upon experience. Company has been in FEE OR NO FEE. LAWYERS REFERRAL SERVICE,Legal Ser- 1389. WEDNESDAY -SEPT. 11,-4:00 P.M. START business for over 25 years and offers competitive wages, paid Tracey M. Carr vices of Northeastern, PA, Inc., 410 Bicentennial Bldg., 15 Pub- SWORD COLLECTION, LAWNMOWERS, SHELVING, vacation and holiday time off, health benefits and 401 (k) profit lic Sq., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701, 570.825.8567. Mark J. Udren, Dallas Borough PYEX, SPODE, HOLIDAY ITEMS, TOO MUCH TO LIST!!! sharing plan. Please forward your resume in confidence to: ZoningEnforcement Officer Stuart Winneg, Lorraine Gazzara Doyle, Salvatore Carollo, Paige AUCTIONEER:MARVA MYSLAK AU-3247L HumanResource Dept. M. Bellino, Harry B. Reese, Kassia Fialkoff, Elizabeth L. Wassall, FOR INFO: 570-822-8249 Champion Builders, Inc. C.J. Bufalino, III KatherineE.Knowlton, Nicholas Gaunce &John Eric Kishbaugh, WE ACCEPT ALL CREDIT CARDS -10% BUYERS PREMIUM 239 Pringle Street, Kingston, PA 18704 Attys. for Plaintiff, Udren Law Offices, P.C., 111 Woodcrest Rd., Dallas Borough WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM I.D. 3473 www.championbuildersinc.com Zoning Board Solicitor Ste. 200, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003, 856.669.5400. PAGE 2C Tuesday, September 10, 2013 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com

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MLS# 12-1480 EXETER Besecker Realty $73,500 39 Memorial Street 570-675-3611 Commercial/Residential Great location near schools, Wonderful opportunity to live 206 Cedar Street nice yard, 10 rooms, 4bed- HANOVER TOWNSHIP and have your business on the $88,900 rooms, 2bath, gas heat, TO SETTLEESTATE same property! Manyuses for Neat &tidy low maintenance private driveway. Detached Two family, with garage, large this storefront/ware home with three bedrooms, 2car garage. Walk-up attic, fenced yard, needs some house/shop/garage. large unfinished basement, full basement. As Is. updating, new boiler, Call Christine Kutz rear carport. No grass to cut. $69,900. 570-474-0340 water heaters &roof. (570)332-8832 MLS #13-1914 570-735-1058 for more information. www.atlasrealtyinc.com 570-704-8099 Call Colleen PITTSTON 570-237-0415 251Broad Street FORTY FORT 3bedroom, 2bath. Cape Cod 30 Bedford Street Home. With many upgrades, Duplex, 1st floor, 2bedroom finished basement, 2fire- 1bath. 2nd floor, 3bedroom places, sun room, pool and &1bath. Two car off street deck, 2car garage. $176,500 parking. $68,000 570-883-0412 570-406-2333 570-613-9080 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com Tuesday, September 10, 2013 PAGE 3C

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52 Ransom Street Recently renovated and up- Newerconstruction offers open dated this double block is cur- concept between ultra-modern New Price kitchen, eat-in area w/sliders & Looking for that country living 283 REYNOLDS ST. $119,900 PRICE REDUCED!! rently 100% occupied. Little while your still close to town? Spacious four bedroom home 1472 S. HANOVER ST. exterior maintenance or yard- FR; light&bright throughout! 111 Laflin Road Formal LR &office or den. 2nd Only 25 minutesfrom town. with plenty of charm. Hard- Nice 3bedroom, 1.5 bath Split Well maintained bi-level, re- work for landlord. Current Come live in this cozy 2story wood floors, leaded windows, cently painted &move-in rents $700 and $750 per flr lendstoMBR w/WIC & Level home with hardwood MBA, 3additional BRs &2nd Cape Cod nestled in acoun- accent fireplace and built-in floors,1car garage, large MLS 13-3293 ready. This 2BR, 1and month plus utilities. Corner try setting on a.99 acre lot. bookshelves. First floor laun- $79.900 3/4BA gem is agreat starter lot. Off street parking for each flr bath. Rear deck, huge yard and covered patio in very fenced yard, gas FWA ¢- Very well maintained, move in dry/power room, three-sea- convenient location. Great curb This cozy and quaint home home or aconvenient downs- tenant. Granite kitchens, condition, with lots of closet son porch and a16x32 in- awaits you! Quiet neighbor- ize with most living space on hardwood floors, Living ral A/C, 2car garage. Con- appeal and plenty of off street venient to shopping, bus stop, space, a11' x21' deck and a ground pool. Move-in condi- parking. Rt. 315 to light @ hood, yet walking distance to one floor. The modern kit- Room, Dining Room, 3Bed- Floridaroom with aknotty tion with newerroof, siding the revitalized downtown. Adja- chen has an eat-in area plus rooms and bath in each unit. walking path, restaurants. Laflin Rd. Turn west onto Laflin MLS# 13-3541 pine ceiling. Don't worry about and windows, ductless air, all Rd. Home is on left. cent property (fixer-upper) also an addition off the kitchen MLS# 13-809. losing power, home comes appliances and alarm system. available. Can be purchased currently used as alarge DR. $114,900 $260,000 For more info and photos Call Lynda Rowinski w/a portable generator w/its #13-3406 visit: www.atlasrealtyinc.com together. This could be aden, play- Call Kevin Smith own transfer box. $189,900 www.atlasrealtyinc.com room or office with its own en- 696-5420 262-1196 MLS 13-3229 MLS 13 3364 Carole Poggi Keri Best Call Jullio Caprari trance.Finished basement $149,000 283-9100 x19 570-885-5082 570 592 3966 with free-standingpropane Call Michael Nocera stove and awalk-out to the 3- 696-5412 season room. 1-car garage, level lot &storage shed. Make your dream of home ownership areality! For more 696-1195 details and to view the pho- tos online, go to. GLEN LYON HANOVER TWP. www.prudentialrealestate. MOUNTAIN TOP com &enter PRU7R4L5 in 696-1195 KINGSTON LAFLIN the Home Search. MLS #13-3363 $139,900 KINGSTON Walter or Mary Ellen Belchick 696-6566

20 OLDMILL ROAD PRICE REDUCED Spacious Modern Tri-Level, 227 Red Coat Lane 4bedroom with 3.5 bath, Liberty Hills Roomy, bright &cheery de- Large Kitchen, family room Well cared for 2story on quiet An absolutely wonderful, must scribes this 3story home with street. Eat in kitchen, dining 70 WEnterprise see, home with many desirable with fireplace, dining room traditional charm. 5BR, 2.5 and living room. Attached 3 room, livingroom along with 696-2600 Large 5bdrm, 2-1/2 bath features. Lower level remodeled in sun room comprise the first move-in condition home with 2009 is A-1 grade including family Great location -This 3bed- BA, 2stairways ,wood fire- car garage, gas heat, cent- room with fantastic gas fireplace, place, solid wood doors, 3rd ral air, central vac-system. floor. 2generous bedrooms w/ Home Warranty included. 3rd room 2bath home is waiting closets and full bath on 2nd floor has separate heat, small wet bar, 3/4 bath &additional 4th for its new owners. Entry fl. wouldmake agreat in-law Closet and Storage Space. suite. One Year Home War- floor. Walk up attic provides NANTICOKE kitchen and can greatly en- bedroom. Home also includes opens to living room/dining Second lot included. Minutes Rear 395E. new on demand tank less water ranty Included! from I-81 and Pennsylvania easy storage. Hardwood floors hance home as bonus area or room combo –lovely large and beautiful wood. 2addition- Washington St. rental income. Zoning is R-2. heater, security system &in rear yard –garage with lots of MLS 13-3669 Turn pike. $374,900. ground lawn sprinkler. Owners $229,000 al buildings on lot offer many Double Block Home, MLS# 13-2241 have enjoyed this home for many storage. 570-237-0101 possibilities and Storage! 1 EachSide: $59,900 MLS #13-2659 Call Tracy Zarola Large Living Rm., Kitchen, 2 years, now it's your turn. Come & 570-696-0723 year Home Warranty to buyer. Call Dana Distasio take alook! $124,000 Bedrooms, 1Bath, Vinyl Sid- LARKSVILLE MLS 13 2817 474-9801 MLS# 13-2335 Call Rhea for details $124,900 ing, Brand New Roof New: $259,900 570-696-6677 Linda Gavio Berber Carpets, Paint, Floor- Call Jim Banos 474-2231, ext 19 ing, With Backyard Deck Call or text 570-991-1883 TOWN &COUNTRY length of House Have In- For appointment come Tomorrow or Live for jim.banos@ Free! Appraised at $65,000 coldwellbanker.com listing at $47,950 or KINGSTON BESTOFFER!!! REDUCED! 570-916-2043 HANOVER TOWNSHIP KINGSTON $145,900 PROPERTIES PENN LAKE 511 E. State St. 474-2340 Town &Country Everything you need is in this Real Estate house. 4bedrooms, lower level NANTICOKE 570-474-2340 family room, den open, living/din- ing room, nice yard with above HANOVERTWP. ground pool and covered patio, ex- tra parking. 1car garage. Very well maintained home. Move right in! $139,900 80 James St. MLS 13-2432 129 S. Dawes Ave. CALL COLLEEN Three bedroom, 2bath cape cod This stately 4bedroom, 1.5 PRICE 570-237-0415 with central air, new windows, bath Kingston home has the REDUCED! doors, carpets and tile floor. Full WOW factor! Meticulously 1529 Lakeview Drive 3Prince St., concrete basement with 9' ceilings. well cared for with old world Cozy 2bedroom cottage on Hanover Green Walking distancetoWilkes Barre. touchesthroughout. Like a 393 E. Noble St. the lake! Open livingarea, 3/4 Great Location, near schools, Electric and Oil heat. MLS #12- stained glass window, built Check out this 4bedroom, 1.5 bath bath, large deck facing lake. Industrial Park, I-81. 3283. For more information and ins and tiled fireplace in living home with 1car detached garage. Double patio doors from kit- Quality-Construction photos visit: room. Kitchen is modern eat This home features aJacuzzi tub, chen and living area allow newer roof, furnace, hot water heat- 3BR, 2+ Bath, Ranch Home. Very neat &clean 2story www.atlasrealtyinc.com. in with washer/dryer closet for great lake views! Move in and Call Tom 570-262-7716 convenience. Large front er, replacement windows, fenced relax! Immaculate, Move in immedi- single family home with 3 yard and large covered deck. ately. Freshly-Painted Interi- bedrooms, 1st floor bath, eat- porch, rear deck and de- MLS 13-613 MLS#13-2286 or &Exterior. Features: in kitchen, pantry, &formal tached garage. LARKSVILLE $77,900 Linda Gavio Large Eat-In Kitchen with DR. Fenced yard. Gas MLS 13-1761 Call John Polifka 474-2231, ext 19 New Flooring, plenty of stor- forced air heat. $268,500 570-704-6846 TOWN &COUNTRY age, Plaster Walls, Hard- $59,900 Jay A. Crossin FIVE MOUNTAINS REALTY PROPERTIES wood Floors, Refurbished Call RUTH K. SMITH Extension #23 570-542-2141 474-2340 Tile Baths. Newer Roof, Gut- 570-696-5411 CROSSIN REAL ESTATE ters, Windows, Doors. 570-288-0770 NANTICOKE Covered Patio, Finished KINGSTON Basement with Laundry LAFLIN Room, Workshop &Outside Entrance. Plenty Off street parking Lot 100' X150' Level &Fenced with Stucco Shed. MOTIVATED SELLER Economical 2-Zone Gas 570-696-1195 $54,900 Heat, inc. all gas appliances. Three bedroom, 1bath, 6 PITTSTON Reasonable Taxes. BERWICK rooms, plus laundry room on One owner, first floor, new pool &shed. Selling to settle estate. New tilt out windows, gas fur- Premier property in the city of Reducedfor quick sale: Beautifully maintained home nace 6years old, new screen Nanticoke. Corner Lot--E. $143,300Call/Text for which features 4bedrooms, 130 HAVERFORD DRIVE doors 7doors, newer roof Noble and College. Very details570-466-9843. 2.5 baths, family room &re- SELLER SAYS SELL! MLS#13-2900 large, well kept home. Nice cently remodeled kitchen with Come take alook at this 3 www.atlasrealtyinc.com. yard. Detached garage. Large HANOVERTOWNSHIP cherry cabinets and granite bedroom, 1.5 bath townhome. Call Tom rooms with mother-in-law counter tops. Tile floor in foy- It has been freshlypainted 570-262-7716 suite...separate utilities. er and kitchen, master bed- and carpet, sports anew kit- MLS#13-614 room and master bath with a chen gas range. The lower $154,900 whirlpool tub. The home has level is finished. Great rear Call Charles Boyek Lovely 2-Story Home in Nice Pella windows throughout. deck for entertaining, nicely 430-8487 Residential Neighborhood! MLS#13 3309 landscaped. Features Living Room,Din- $189,000 GREAT BUY! PRICE HAS ing Room, Kitchen/Adjacent Everett Davis BEEN REDUCED! FamilyRoom, 3Bedrooms, MLS#12-2801 2.5 Baths with Gas Heat & $92,000 Central Air +2-Car Attached LEHMAN TWP 47 Wine St. $269,900 Garage. Meticulously maintained 4bed- Calling all investors and MLS 20 52633 handy-people! Endless poten- room, 2story, vinyl sided,5 Price:$210,000 675-5100 year old home situated on a tial. Great neighborhood. Ad- Call Patsy @570-204-0983 jacentpropertyalso available. generous lot. Large, modern 417-8733 kitchen, 3baths, 1st floor fam- Strausser Penn Lake Call Julio Caprari ily room, 2car garage, deck Real Estate LakefrontCottage MLS#13-3287 and soooo much more! Pat Silvi 283-9100 ext. 21 570-592-3966 570-759-3300 KINGSTON (pennlake.org). $24,900 MLS#11-2429 3bedrooms, 1bathroom, Call Florence Keplinger @ MOUNTAIN TOP large living room, large en- 715-7737 283-9100 Don't miss out on this 2story closed heated porch, eat-in CENTURY 21 kitchen, laundry room, at- PLAINS country home situated on 2.15 Smith Hourigan Group acres w/above ground pool tached shed, wood burning 570-474-6307 that has 2decks attached & stove, electric baseboard flowerbeds all around the heat, 1300 sq. feet, public sewer. Beautiful views and HANOVER TOWNSHIP grounds. Mod. kitchen and open floor plan. 24 hour notice wonderful lake community. WARRIOR RUN A1.17 acre serenesetting & required. Owner occupied. Some furniture negotiable. 2story, 2bedroom with fenced in alarge picnic grove with MLS#13-3343 No realtors please. yard, all appliances included. stream makes this move in Beautifully maintained home REDUCED REDUCED TO $47,000. Call Ed $189,900 $184,900 Call 856-217-9531 ready3BRbilevel amust which features 4bedrooms, Call Brenda Pugh Appnel. 570-817-2500 4Spruce Ave. or 610-357-3338 WALSH REAL ESTATE see property! Thereʼsaneat 2.5 baths, family room and re- 760-7999 or email [email protected] in kitchen with breakfast bar, cently remodeled kitchen with BIRCHWOOD HILLS 570-654-1490 aformal DR with sliders to a cherry cabinets and granite 3bedrooms, 3baths. Hardwood JOSEPH P. GILROY private deck, ample LR with countertops. Tile floor in foyer floors, central air. Finished base- REAL ESTATE ment with fireplace, great yard, su- Medical/Health picture window, Master BR and kitchen, master bedroom per location. MLS 13-1251 288-1444 suite, 25ʼ LL Rec Room with andmaster bath with awhirl- www.atlasrealtyinc.com. 5Highland Drive ¾bath, oversized 2car gar- pool tub. The home has Pella Call Tom 570-262-7716 (HanoverHills) age with large paved drive. windows throughout. $128,000 MLS 13 3516 MLS#13-3309 PLYMOUTH Spotless 3bedroom -1 bath in $259,000 $189,000 28 E. Railroad Street Quiet neighborhood. Newer Call Pat today @ Everett Davis Single home, fenced yard. Oil roof, freshly painted interior 570-287-1196 417-8733 baseboard, aluminum siding. with neutral colors, new floor- Asking $29,000, negotiable. ing in kitchen &dining room, 570-574-8957 new carpeting in living room and lower level family room. 1 car garage with plenty of stor- Sales / Business Development age. back yard is fenced in Full Time-Community with a2tier deck overlooking a24ft above ground pool. 570-287-1196 696-2600 Support Worker property backs up to the SALES Seeking agentleman for afull-time position working with an woods. all appliances stay! adult in acommunity oriented, developmental disabilities, day Call for ashowing Mechanics CAREER OPPORTUNITY program setting. The position requires avalid PA driverʼs 570-779-3747. EXPERIENCED COMMISSION license and ahigh school diploma or equivalent. The ideal Please leave message. EQUIPMENT MECHANIC SALES PERSONS candidate will be creative, energetic, and flexible. Permanent full time position for repairing and installing of WANTED TO SERVICE NEW AND EXISTING Previous experienceisapreferred. NANTICOKE automotive equipment, includes A/C lifts equipment, brake Hoursare 7:30 to 3:30, 38 E. Union Street lathes, tire changers and wheel balancers. ACCOUNTS. COMPANY BENEFITS, M-F. Benefit package included. Nice single, 3bedrooms, gas Experience as aautomotive technician would be helpful. VACATION AND PAID TRAINING. heat, large yard. Central location. Full benefits program. IF YOU WANT ACAREER AND NOT AJOB Step By Step, Inc. Cross ValleyCommons REDUCED TO $49,500 To apply please send your resume to: CALL RICK AT 675-3283 744 Kidder St. Wilkes-Barre,Pa18702 TOWNE &COUNTRY PANZITTA SALES AND SERVICE www.stepbystepusa.com REAL ESTATE 72 George Ave, Wilkes Barre, PA 18705 TO SCHEDULEANINTERVIEW MON-FRI [email protected] Call 570-735-8932 or OR VISIT WWW.CMSEAST.COM 570-542-5708 or email [email protected] (570) 829-3477EXT. 605 EOE PAGE 4C Tuesday, September 10, 2013 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com

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895 HobbieRoad REDUCED $99,900 $49,900 113 Hemlock Street Quiet area, coveredrear 25 Swallow St. PRICE REDUCED! Wonderful Country Livingde- PRICE REDUCED! 65 Girard Ave Large home withmany pos- Move right in! Spacious deck, family room could be scribes the location of this Grand 2story home with Vic- Neat and clean. Move right in- rooms. Kitchen features Mt. Zion Road. Single family sibilities. 3bedrooms, 1full bedroom#3. Modern eat-in Well-Maintained 2-Story two story -aplace for kids! torial features, large eat in kit- to this freshlypainted 3bed- breakfast counter and tile kitchen w/DW, carpeted, in- chen with laundry, 3/4 bath on bath and laundry room on first Home. Features Remodeled Four bedrooms &bath up- room,1bathroom home with floor. floors. Deck off Kitchen. Ceil- sulated windows, slate foyer Kicthen, LR/DR Combo, first floor, 2nd bath with claw new flooring in the kitchen and ing fans throughout the home. stairs. 1st floor has formal din- MLS #13-2814 w/guest closet, pull down at- Den/Office, 3Bdrms., 1.75 ing room, living room, family foot tub, lots of closet space. bathroom. Modern Baths. Off street park- tic-floored &insulated, large Move in ready, off street park- New Price $45,000 Baths, Enclosed Sunroom + room &laundry room. Master MLS 13 3555 ing in the rear of this corner basement family room 4-Car Detached Garage. ing in rear. MLS 12-3926 Call Keri Best lot. Two gas heat wall units. bedroom &bath added to the w/built-in bar. MLS# 13-2816. 1st floor. Good sized kitchen. Call Colleen (570)885-5082 MLS#13-2630. $72,772 MLS# 13-1733 570-237-0415 $149,900. 2,126 sq. ft. total on 1acre. www.atlasrealtyinc.com Call Vieve New Price $82,000 Patsy Bowers Directions: Rt 11 South Main 570-474-6307 ex. 2772 Wyoming Area School Dis- Carl Georinger 570-204-0983 trict. Street Plymouth; right onto Gir- 696-5429 ard Ave; home is on the left. Strausser $115,000 Christine Pieczynski Real Estate Call Ruth K. Smith 696-6569 570-759-3300 570-696-5411 696-2600 WEST PITTSTON PLAINS SHAVERTOWN

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''Busy People Compatible''. Great value in this totallyren- Enjoy the daily convenience of Well maintained Home, Great ovated 2story, spacious living living in the vicinity of what's location in Dallas School Dis- 221 Kossack St. room with brick fireplace and happening ''Woodcrest Es- trict. 4bedrooms, 2.75 baths, hardwood floors. Beautiful kit- tates''. Move in ready,finished vaulted ceilings, finished base- Beautifully kept 2story in a very nice neighborhood. This Delightful 2bedroom, 1.5 bath chen and very nice size dining lower level, relax on rear deck ment with wood burning fire room. Plenty of storage in with view of Mohegan Sun. place. Over sized 2car gar- home features 3bedrooms, 1 Cape Cod in charming neigh- 218 Warren St. 3/4 baths w/Jacuzzi tub and a borhood is yours for only walk-up attic. $159,900 MLS 13 1110 age. Gas heat, mature land- MLS# 13-2116 $115,000 scaping. Must see. $259,000. modern kitchen with ceramic $115,000. Offers oversized Move in ready and wonder- tile &under cabinet heating living room, modern kitchen REDUCED TO $90,000 fully renovated. Hardwoods, Arlene Warunek All buyers agents welcome. Arlene Warunek 570-714-6112 Call for App. 704-906-6165 vents. Many recent upgrades with breakfast room, and 1st Granite, Stainless and char- throughout!! An over sized, floor den/office. 714-6112 acter- this corner lot in West SHAVERTOWN fully heated&insulated 2car Don't miss this one! Pittston has it all! garage, on aLARGE 50 x MLS #13-2722 MLS# 13-3310 188 lot. Take alook today. Call Barbara Metcalf Carmen Winters 650-8673 MLS#13-3088 570-696-0883 $49,900 $141,500 65 Girard Ave Debbie McGuire 570-696-1195 Neat and clean. Move right in- 852-3220 696-1195 PLAINS TOWNSHIP to this freshlypainted 3bed- CROSSIN WYOMING room,1bathroom home with REAL ESTATE new flooring in the kitchen and www.atlasrealty.com bathroom. 2103 Hillside Road 570-288-0770 Recently renovated two story MLS 13 3555 WILKES-BARRE 570-696-3801 Call Keri Best on large lot features modern (570)885-5082 kitchen with granite counters, Get news www.atlasrealtyinc.com Living room and Dining room Directions: Rt 11 South Main with hardwood floors, large Get all the Street Plymouth; right onto treated deck overlooking level advertising when it Girard Ave; home is on the left. yard. 3Bedrooms, one on first floor. Master Bedroom inserts happens. upstairs with full master bath. with the Room for your business 72 Oversized Detached 2car latest sales. incomes from the apartments garage. Gas heat. Well water 276 High Street upstairs. first floor commer- and public sewers. Very Affordable property lov- cial space is updated beauti- Great opportunity. ingly cared for and ready for fully with 4-5 offices,kit- MLS#13-27 75 Main St. you to move in! Heat-a-lator Call chenette &lower level confer- $157,500 Nice 2story. Family room PLYMOUTH fireplace provides cozy win- ence room. Plenty of parking. Call Kevin Smith with brick fireplace. Modern ters and you can enjoy the 829-5000 MLS #13-3565 696-5420 eat-in kitchenwith tile floor. patio in the summer. Newer to start your $135.900 Modern baths. Natural wood kitchen, replacement win- Call Tracy Zarola work with French doors. Re- dows, new 200 amp electric home delivery. 570-696-0723 placement windows and new- and low taxes. MLS#13-3212 er roof. Gas heat and central $38,500 air, Fully insulated. Double Call Connie deck. Level rear yard. Fire- EILEEN R. place is gas with triple wall MELONE REAL ESTATE timesleader.com pipe that can be used for SUGAR NOTCH 570-821-7022 wood, coal or pellets. MLS#13-3378 Classic 3story brick home of- $125,000 fers spacious livingon3floors. Call Sandra Gorman Many areas nicely detailed Other 570-696-5408 w/HW floors. Professional use possible as separate entrance leads to FR which could be an office. New roof &soffets done in 2011. 4ductless heat/air units improve efficiency of house. 2nd floor bedroom con- verted to large laundry -easily Smith Hourigan Group converted back. Large WI attic. 570-696-1195 MLS 13 893 $125,000 PLAINS TWP Call Lynda Rowinski 127 Hemlock Street 262-1196 Amazing, well maintained. Hardwood throughout. Pocket doors. Deep lot extends to street in back. Newer roof and siding. MLS# 12-3049. $59,000 Vieve 570-474-6307, ext. 2772 696-1195 PLYMOUTH $189,900 20 Nittany Lane Affordable 3level townhome fea- tures 2car garage, 3bedrooms, 3.5 baths, lower level patio and up- per level deck, gas fireplace, cent- 474-6307 ral air and vac and stereo system www.atlasrealtyinc.com MLS 13-871 Call Colleen 570-237-0415 Ready to move in 2story. Very nice neutral décor, new flooring, new roof, all appli- ances are included, private driveway. Neat as apin! MLS #13-3086 $69,000 Call Tracy Zarola WILKES-BARRE 696-0723 HOUSE FOR SALE. Wyoming St. 6rooms, off street parking, fenced in yard. $65,000 Call 570-487-4377

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WHITE HAVEN WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE DALLAS EAGLE ROCK RESORT/ NEAR CHOCTAWLAKE FORTY FORT 99 Chestnut Drive BEDFORD ST. Wooded level buildable lot in Nice 1st floor. Off street park- Four Seasons resort. All amen- ing. $700 month +utilities & ities are transferred with deed. lease.Call 570-814-8876 Amenities include, golf, eques- trian, etc. Within walking dis- GLEN LYON tance of ChoctowLake. An KEN POLLOCK APARTMENTS 178 West Woodhaven Drive amazing quick sale price of 41 DepotStreet Relaxondeck watching sun $11,500. MLS#13-1426. Low and Moderate Income Eld- rise over Woodheaven Lake - Call Vieve erly RentalsInclude: Located on Madison St. PRICE REDUCTION -Home has 4bedroom, 21/2 83 Lawrence Street Build your dream home in 570-474-6307 Ext. 2772 *Electric Range & between Linden &Maple. Refrigerator baths, livingroom with fire- Looking for your new home at Charming 1,000+ sq. ft. 2bed- Goodleigh Manor.Beautiful place, dining room with split agood price? Move-in condi- This Stately &Well Main- *Off Street Parking tained home has adetached room,1/1/2 bath with separate Views -Your choice of builder system wall A/C. And spiral tion andpriced to sell! 4bed- –All underground utilities. 2.02 *Community Room 3CAR GARAGE with Full driveway on aquiet street. *Coin Operated stair to 4th bedroom or office room home in aquiet South acre corner lot -MLS #13-2090 Concrete basement Long Lower level was finished for Laundry &walk-in huge attic, family Wilkes-Barre neighborhood. former business -has separ- priced at $152,500 or 2.06 room great stone fireplace spacious driveway.Home has *Elevator Open floor plan with large liv- ate entrance, 1/2 bath &elec- acre lot MLS 13-2088 priced at *Video Surveilance leads to patio, pool ing &dining rooms. Newer 3Bedrooms 2.5 Baths. Enter- taining Finished Basement tric baseboard heat (not in- $135,000 The neighborhood Applications Accepted room/game room features appliances and gas heat. cludedintotal sq. ft). hasover 2acres of walking Lot For Sale by Appointment split system in wall AC, Over- Nice level backyard and off- has Knotty Pine Walls. Walk- up Attic. CENTRAL AIR, Gas MLS #13-1592 $49,000 trails –Great place to live. Call PLAINS TWP. 570-736-6965 size garage, with workshop, street parking. Motivated Dana Distasio Rhea Simms at 570-696-6677. 8:00 a.m. -4p.m. matching shed, double lot 1/2 &Electric Heat. New Deck, (Behind VA Hospital) Iroquois seller! 570-715-9333 Ave. 80-150 Cleared Lot, TDD Only, acre, Two paved driveways MLS #13 2980 Lots of Closets. AMust See. 1-800-654-5984 one on each side of home. MLS# 13-2431 Ready to Build. Asking Voice Only, $62,000 24,900. Assessed at $26,000 Basketball court (26x40) Carol Holton REDUCEDTO$84,900 1-800-654-5988 paved with Lights and ad- Call Nancy Palumbo 570-472-7243 Handicap Accessible justable basket, shared Dock, 570-714-9240 direct Equal Housing Opportunity and small helicopter pad Apartments /Townhouses HANOVER TOWNSHIP presently covered by double ASHLEY DALLAS TOWNSHIP Immaculate, 1st and 2nd floor swing facing lake. Appoint- Modern 2bedroom, 2nd floor 63 acres with about 5,000ʼ efficiency apartments. 1bed- ment only. WYOMING apartment. Appliances, off roadfront on 2roads. All room, living room, kitchen, tile MLS#13-3189 street parking. Close to I81. Wooded. $385,000. Call bath and laundry room. New $314,000 814-2116 $575 +utilities. 1st, last &se- Call Vieve Zaroda wall to wall carpet. appliances PLYMOUTH Besecker Realty curity. No pets. Available include stove, refrigerator, 283-9100 570-675-3611 9/1/13. Water &sewer in- washer/ dryer. No Smoking. cluded. No Pets. Security, Reference WILKES-BARRE Earth Conservancy TRADEMARK and Lease. $550/month, ten- Land For Sale REALTY GROUP ant pays electric and gas. Price Reduction 570-954-1992 570-313-9955 • 61 +/- Acres Nuangola Hanover Township 570-715-7742. $88,000 DALLAS • 46 +/- Acres Hanover Twp. West End Road WHITE HAVEN $69,000 One bedroom. Heat, water, MEADOWS garbage sewer &appliances in- 308 StephanieDrive • Highway Commercial KOZ cluded. Off street parking. No pets, Attractive Brick Front Ranch Hanover Twp. 3+/- APARTMENTS non smoking, not Section 8ap- with 3Bedrooms, gas heat, Acres 11 +/- Acres 220 LakeSt. proved. References, security, 1st & Sunroom (heated), attached • Wilkes-Barre Twp. Acreage Housing for the elderly & last. $550/month. 570-852-0252 garage, large yard, 8x10 Zoned R-3 mobility impaired; all utilities Two story home with 3bed- shed. Hardwood floors under • Sugar Notch Lot $11,800 rooms, 2baths &modern eat- This charming 3bedroom of- included. Federally subsid- HANOVER TWP. rugs. Great location. Most fers Hardwood floorsinthe See Additional Land for Sale ized program. Extremely low 3029 South Main st. in kitchen. Double lot with windows on main floor are at: fenced in yard with flowers & dining room, an eat in kitchen, income persons encour- 2nd floor very large 3bed- 178 Woodhaven Drive Newer Triple Pane &double gas heat &anenclosed front www.earthconservancy.org aged to apply. Income less rooms, wall to wall carpeting off street parking for 3-5 cars. pane in basement. Basement Call: 570-823-3445 Relaxing views on 200 ft. Gas heat. Near bus stops, porch. Nicely landscaped & than $12,450. 570-675-6936 central air, eat in kitchen with lakefront, 2fireplaces, 2split can easily be finished (some TDD 800-654-5984 appliances. Off street parking. churches &schools. Small conveniently located. HUNLOCK CREEK system A/Cs, 2driveways. areas already sheet rocked & PRICED TO SELL $51,900 8am-4 pm, Mon-Fri. Washer &dryer hookup. Heat 12 X16house in rear with 2 electric installed) 297 MIZDAILRoad Whole house generator. Over- picnic tables forentertaining. Equal Housing Opportunity &cooking gas included. Ten- size garage with workshop. Well-Maintained. $115,000. Ann Marie Chopick Handicap Accessible ant pays electric &water. $695 $69,900 MLS#12-1911 6ACRES Shed, paved and lit basketball Call RUTH K. SMITH 570-288-6654 Office Septic, well, electric, 2story plus security. No Pets. court. Walk in attic. Don't call Nancy Palumbo DUPONT 570-814-1356 570-696-5411 570-714-9240 direct barn, carport &shed. $60,000. Miss! 13-3189. $314,900 570-506-5986 4room apartment for rent. Call Vieve HANOVER TWP. $450+utilities, No Pets. Refer- LEE PARK 570-474-6307ex. 2772 . ences required. Available Oct. 1 3bedroom, 2nd floor, appli- 570-241-6038 ances &washer/dryer hook-up in kitchen, new carpeting, no 570-760-6769 Cell DURYEA pets. $575/month +utilities. 2bedrooms, 1.5 baths, newly 570-696-1195 1st, last &security. Available WILKES-BARRE WYOMING/FRANKLIN TWP. LAKE remodeled. Refrigerator & Now! Garbage &sewer in- WILKES-BARRE NUANGOLA LAND stove. Big yard. cluded. $700 month +utilities. TRADEMARK WILKES-BARRE FOR SALE 570-842-0740 before 8pm REALTY GROUP (#3Summit Street and 570-954-1992 2adjacent lots): EDWARDSVILLE Half acre of ideally located 2Bedroom, recently remodeled, hardwood floors HARVEYS LAKE mountaintop corner lots w/ 1&2bedroom ,wall to wall lake views and shared dock. throughout, microwave, dish- washer, washer, dryer, stove, carpet, appliances, Lake rights. Asking $74.9k; Off street parking. No pets. no reasonable offer refused. refrigerator. Water included. No Pets. $550/month. Lease, security and refer- Call Jennifer at ences. 570-639-5920 PRICE REDUCED! PRICE REDUCED! 570-760-1622 570-709-5178. Bit Keller LLC $99,900 1705 W. 8TH ST. for serious offers only. HUGHESTOWN Spacious brick ranch home boasts FORTY FORT PRICE REDUCED This charming home in the Newly renovated. Great neigh- Immaculate 4room, 2bed- $49,900 3large bedrooms, 1.5 baths. New NEWPORT TWP. room, 1bath 1st floor apart- car- pet in bedrooms &living room. Dallas Sch. Dist. is waiting for borhood. Non-smoking. Oak 735 N. Washington Street new owners to settle in and composite floors, new wall to ment overlooking park. Wash- Spacious 2story, 3bedrooms with New flooring in kitchen. Large deck LOTS -LOTS-LOTS with above ground pool. Recently 486 Main Street N. celebrate the upcoming holi- wall carpeting in bedrooms, er/dryer hook-up. Stove & 2car detached garage, good days with family and friends. fridge included. No pets. Non starter home, needs TLC. MLS installed new roof, furnace &water Nice, spacious 3bedroom 1mile south of L.C.C.C. Estab- new windows. 3paddle fans, heater. with large walk-up attic. One Relax on the deck and watch lished developmentwith under- bath with shower. Stove,refri- smoking. $575/ month + #12-3887. For more information utilities &security. Call and photos visit: MLS# 13-1887 full and one half bath, large the leaveschange color ground utilities including gas. gerator, dishwasher. OSP. www.atlasrealtyinc.com. Christine Pieczynski bedrooms with closets, gas around your large country lot. Cleared lot. 100ʼ frontage x Coin-op laundry. $600/mo. + (570) 457-2227 Call Tom 570-262-7716 696-6569 heat, central air on first floor, Plan for great times next sum- 158. $30,500. gas, electric &water. Refer- nice fenced yard, mer in your 40x20 heated in- ences required. No pets. KINGSTON 3season porch. ground pool. This well main- Lot 210 ʻ frontage 158ʼ deep on Available Oct. 1st! 1st floor, 2bedroom. Off MLS#13-3324 tained2-story has 3bed- hill with great view $30,500. 570-779-4609 street parking, freshly $49,000 rooms, 1.5 modern baths, a 570-407-3991 painted, new carpet, bath- Call Nancy Answini modern kitchenwith break- Call 570-736-6881 room &kitchen. Water & FORTY FORT Sewer included. No pets. 570-237-5999 fast nook,formal DR, large nd JOSEPH P. GILROY LR and an added FR with SHICKSHINNYLAKE Very nice 2 floor 2bdrm, 5 $650/month, 1st month & 696-2600 vaulted ceiling and fireplace. room apt. on River St. In- security. 570-332-4400 WILKES-BARRE REAL ESTATE Seneca Drive 570-228-1444 2-car detached garage. De- cludes stove, frig, washer/dry- WILKES-BARRE Central water, Prime Loca- er hook-up in basement, off- KINGSTON tails andphotos at: tion. 100 Feet of Lake Front! 287 Pierce Street www.pruentialrealestate.com. street parking. $595/mo +util- Great view! ities. 1mosecurity deposit re- Corner of Pierce &Warren WILKES-BARRE Enter PRU7W7A3 in the MLS# 11-1269 1bedroom, kitchen, living SEARCH field. quired. No Pets. Non- $159,900 smoking. 1year lease. room, bath, closet storage MLS#13-2539 Call Dale Williams area. Refrigerator &stove in- $227,900 CROSSIN REAL ESTATE Five Mountains Realty 570-288-0770 cluded, off street parking. Ref- Walter or Mary Ellen 570-256-3343 erences, no pets. $400/month Belchick FORTY FORT +security. Call 570-655-6743 696-6566 WHITE HAVEN 1bedroom, 1bath, 2nd floor + attic, new stove &refrigerator, KINGSTON 37 Flick Street wash/dryer hook-up, off-street Deluxe, quiet, airy 3bedroom, 2nd Nice 2possibly 3bedroom home floor, 1.5 baths &office. All appli- with alarge driveway and garage. NORTH RIVER ST. parking. Water &heat in- Modern 1or2bedroom cluded. No pets. No Smoking. ances, washer/dryer in unit. Wall-to- This home has anewer kitchen wall, C/A, garage, attic, and afull bath with laundry area home. Located close to 1year lease, $485/mo +secur- Luzerne County Courthouse ity, credit &background check. no pets/no smoking, lease. on the 1st floor. There is anice 570-287-1733 yard and deck for your outside en- and KingʼsCollege. Great 570-947-8097 joyment. There is anewer fur- rental property potential New 696-2600 589 FranklinStreet N. KINGSTON nace and roof. This unit is tenant carpeting throughout. 2nd FORTY FORT Prime location, Poplar Street, occupied for you investors out floor bath with laundry area. Nice residential home across YATESVILLE All utilities included. Clean, 4 from Wilkes-Barre General near Nesbitt Hospital. Modern there. Come and check it out. Freshlypainted. Walk-out to room, 2nd floor. Appliances. 2nd floor, 1bedroom/den, MLS# 13-2103 emergency room. Quiet zone. Middleburg Road backyard. Call to set-up an Fabulous 5acre flat wooded Covered parking. Non open design. Dishwasher, $33,900 appointment! Two parking permits. 3bed- smoking, cat considered, John Polifka rooms, 11/2 baths, good lot. Public sewer. Old rock washer/dryer. No Pets. No MLS #13- 2849 wall along south property line. starting at $700/month. Smoking. 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KINGSTON Kingston MOUNTAIN TOP NANTICOKE SUGAR NOTCH WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE WestBennett St. IMMEDIATELY Quiet east side neighborhood. 2nd floor contains 1,215 sq. ft. 425 S. Franklin St. E. WALNUT ST. TwinkleinKingstonʼsEye, 2nd AVAILABLE 2ND Large kitchen, pantry, modern of very spacious &sprawling LAFAYETTE APTS FOR RENT! Light, bright, 3rd floor, floor, 1000 sq. ft. 2bed, Cent- FLOORUNIT! bath, bedroom, large sitting living space. 6rooms. Numer- For lease. Available immedi- 2bedrooms, elevator, ral Air, washer/dryer and 1bedroom apartments for elderly, room, wall to wall carpeting, ous closets. Bathroom is a GARDENS ately, washer/dryer on carpeted, entry system. appliances. No pets. Non- disabled. Rents based on 30% of stove, refrigerator, water, generous 10' x11'. Gas heat, premises, no pets. We have Garage. Extra storage & smoking. 1car off street park- ADJ gross income. garbage, sewer. References, water, sewer bill &cooking gas SAVE MONEY THIS YEAR! studio, 1&2bedroom apart- cable TV included. Laundry ing. $750/month +gas, elec- Handicap Accessible. credit check, one year lease. -all included. Has washer/dry- ments. On site parking. Fridge facilities. Air Conditioned. tric, 1year lease &security. Equal Housing Opportunity. No pets. $430 +security. er hook ups. Only 2miles to 113 Edison Street &stove provided. 24/7 secur- Fine neighborhood. Con- 570-814-1356 570-735-6241 Wilkes-Barre &close to I-81 & Quiet neighborhood. 2bedroom ity camera presence &all TTY711 apartments available for immediate venient to bus &stores. No or 570-474-5010 Wyoming ValleyMall. Lease. doors electronically locked. pets. References. Security. KINGSTON PITTSTON Credit &background checked. occupancy. Heat &hot water in- 1bedroom -$450. 2bedroom This institution is an equal 1bedroom, 2nd floor. Stove, cluded. Lease.Nosmokers please. NEW opportunity provider &employer. $685 monthly . -$550. Water &sewer paid 1 $785 +utilities. 1bedroom apt. 1st floor. Ar- refrigerator, washer/dryer hook 570-650-3803 1Bedroom $550. month security deposit. Email Call 570-287-0900 chitecturally designed. Cent- up 1year lease. $385 +utilit- 2Bedroom $650. [email protected] MOUNTAINTOP WARRIOR RUN Call Jazmin 570-822-7944 ral air. Off street parking. OAK RIDGE ies. 570-237-0968. or Call 570-208-9301 KINGSTON HOUSE Quiet residentialneighbor- Close to Hanover Ind. Park. after 9:00 a.m. to schedule an hoods, utilities &heat by ten- IMMEDIATELYAVAILABLE PITTSTON Remodeled 1bedroom, fridge, WILKES-BARRE Nice, clean furnishedroom, starting at 2ND FLOOR UNIT! 1bed- appointment $340. Efficiency at $450 month fur- ant, no pets, no smoking. 1 1st floor, large 1bedroom stove, eat in kitchen. Sewer, ROOM nished with all utilities included. Off month security, 1year lease. room apartments for elderly, apartment. Newly renovated, water &garbage paid, electric WILKES-BARRE disabled. Rents based on 30% street parking. 570-718-0331 Call Rosewood Realty off street parking, washer/ by tenant. $425/mo +lease & FORRENT 447 S. Franklin St. of ADJ gross income. Handi- dryer hook up. $700 heat, wa- security. 570-301-8200 1room. Back ground check. 1bedroom with study, off street KINGSTON 570-287-6822 cap Accessible. Equal Hous- ter and sewer included. $350 month plus security de- parking, laundry facility. Includes ing Opportunity.TTY711 or 570-443-0770 WEST PITTSTON posit. 347-693-4156 heat and hot water, hardwood Nice neighborhood, close to LARKSVILLE 570-474-5010 This institution floors, appliances, Trash removal. schools, shopping &parks. One 1bedroom end unit apt. Wash- is an equal opportunity pro- PITTSTON GARDEN WILKES-BARRE $580/month. Call (570) 821-5599 modern 5room, 2bedroom apart- er/dryer hookup. No pets. Se- vider &employer. 3room apartment, 2nd floor, VILLAGE WILKES UNIV ment. Dining &living rooms, WILKES-BARRE curity &lease required $450 wall to wall carpet, off street APARTMENTS CAMPUS ample closets, front &back porch month. 570-288-7753 NANTICOKE parking. Enclosed porch. 221Fremont St., Housing for BEAUTIFUL 6ROOM and yard. Washer/dryer hookup. 1, 2, 3, or 4bedrooms. Wood S. Hanover Street $450/month +electric heat & the elderly &mobility im- floors,nopets, starting $450. 1st floor, 1-2 bedrooms, living $575, includes fridge, stove water LUZERNECOUNTY 1.5 bedrooms, 2nd floor, no security. No pets. paired; all utilities included. room with wall to wall carpet &sewer. Non smoker preferred. all utilities included. RENTALS pets, washer/dryer hook-ups, 570-655-1222 Federally subsidized pro- 570-826-1934 thru-out,modern bath &kit- 570-545-6057 Available Now! attic. $469 mo. 2Car Garage, gram. Extremely chen with electric stove, laun- 2bed and 3bed $159 mo. INCLUDES HEAT, dry room with gas or electric KINGSTON PITTSTON low income persons encour- WILKES-BARRE $550, $650, $675 and $850. WATER. 570-824-8786 aged to apply. Income less -1 bedroom dryer hookups, private porch, 69 Price St. Call 570-901-1020 3RD FLOOR off street parking, no pets, no Nice and cozy 3rd floor. 1 NANTICOKE Available Now! 3bedroom. than $12,450. water included 570-655-6555 -2 bedroom smokers, lease, security de- bedroom living room and kit- 2bedroom, washer/dryer hook $600 +security. Sewer & posit, references, credit & garbage included. 574-4380 TDD 800-654-5984 water included chen. lots of closets, and 2 up.Nopets. $475/month +se- -3 bedroom, background check, utilities by enclosed porches. Includes curity &utilities. 822-7657 8am-4 pm PLAINS Monday-Friday. single tenant. $595/month. heat, hot water, stove, fridge HANOVER 570-824-4884 and off street parking. no Modern 2bedroom, 1bath, Equal Housing Opportunity NANTICOKE Handicap Accessible -1 bedroom pets, non smoker. $495/mo 2nd floor apartment. Kitchen LUZERNE WILKES-BARRE 2males looking for 3rdroom- with appliances. New carpet. security deposit. 1year lease. mate to share 3bedroom -1 bedroom, HISTORICWHEELMAN CROSSIN REAL ESTATE Conveniently located. No WEST PITTSTON water included. 439 S. Franklin St. apartment. $85/week. Call smoking -nopets. 570-288-0770 570-578-2644. 1bedroom efficiencyapart- PITTSTON Two apartments available. DALLAS $600 PER MONTH. ment. No pets. $325 +utilities -Large 1bed (1) 1bedroom, hardwood floors, NANTICOKE Call Rae &security deposit. Call room water A/C, marble bath. security system, KINGSTON Meadows 570-899-1209 570-333-5499 included laundry, off street parking. $675 SDK GREEN Senior Living EFFICIENCY LEWITH&FREEMAN OLD FORGE (1) Unique studio. Sun porch, hard- 1bedroom. $325 month. 288-9371 -2 bedroom, wood floor, security system and Community Tenant pays electric. WEST PITTSTON ACRES HOMES 1or2bedrooms, washer/dry- water included laundry. Off street parking. $550 200 Lake Street 570-735-2516 570-821-5599 11 Holiday Drive Dallas, PA 18612 PLYMOUTH er hookup. Air conditioning. PLAINS “A Place To Call Home” Clean &inviting 2nd floor, 2 -1 bedroom, 570-675-9336 NANTICOKE Heat, water &sanitary in- WILKES-BARRE Spacious 1, 2&3 Large 1bedroom. Hardwood bedroom apartment. Recently cluded. water included Bedroom Apts. renovated with new, modern North Main Street One Bedroom floors,full kitchen, large dining 570-430-3095 McDermott &McDermott Gas heat included Apartment Available! room. No pets, no smoking. kitchen &bath, carpeting & Wilkes-Barre near General FREE windows. Features bright liv- Real Estate Inc. Property Hospital. Freshly painted 3 $465. Water, sewer &trash in- WILKES-BARRE Management 24 hr. on-site Gym Included: All utilities, air cluded. 570-262-5399 ing room, small fenced back room apartment. Spacious eat- Community Room yard &shed. $550/month + 570-675-4025 conditioning, maintenance, (direct line) in kitchen includes stove and Swimming Pool utilities &security. Call Lynda Mayflower and free parking. NANTICOKE Mon-Fri.8-7pm refrigerator. Bedroom fea- Maintenance FREE Restaurant and Beauty Shop at 262-1196 Crossing Sat. 8-noon tures 2full size closets. Large Controlled Access 13ʼ x21ʼliving room. Water on site. LEXINGTON PLYMOUTH Patio/Balcony Office Hours Apartments WILKES-BARRE andsewer included. Electri- and much more... VILLAGE city by tenant. Washer and Monday -Friday 2bedroom, 1bath apartments. CLEAN LIVING 8:00 am -4:30 pm 570.822.3968 /KINGSTON dryer available in laundry area. 570-288-9019 Refrigerator, stove, SPACE APT Efficiency 1&2bedrooms. In- Off street parking in private lot. www.sdkgreen acres.com dishwasher &washer/dryer 3bedroom, 1bath....tenant cludes all utilities, parking, laundry. No pets. Security, application, Call today for provided. pays utilities..very affordable.. , 1, 2, 3&4 No pets. From $390 to $675. lease required. $485.00 per move-in specials. Attached garage. new appliances, off street Bedrooms Lease, security &references. month. Call 814-9574. Pet friendly. parking &sewer included. No 570-970-0847 MINERSMILLS Water, sewer & smoking inddoors. CLOSE TO WILKES-BARRE KINGSTON 2bedroom, 1st floor, $550/ WYOMING VALLEY WEST -Light &bright open Wilkes-Barre trash included. 2bedroom townhouse, end Newly Remodeled 2bed- month plus $550 security. Pay HIGH SCHOOL. AVAILABLE floor plans SOUTH 59 Agostina Drive unit. Near VA, 1.5 baths, all room. Living &dining rooms. your own utilities. Gas heat. SEPT 1. 570-855-3329. SECURE BUILDINGS 570-735-3500 -All major appliances appliances, sewer, water & Off street parking. Gas heat. Fridge &stove. background & 1&2bedroom apartments included garbage included. $800/ All new appliances. Water & creditcheck. NO PETS. Starting at $440 and up. Ref- PLYMOUTH month +security. sewer included. $570 570-825-2306 NANTICOKE Cozy 3bedroom on 2floors. -Pets welcome* erences required. Section 8 +utilities, security & Nice 2bedroom Eat-in kitchen, $650/mo. 570-760-0511 -Close to everything 570-817-4475 OK. 570-357-0712 references. No pets. PITTSTON living room, full bath, stove WILKES-BARRE 2bedroom apartment, 1st /fridge,washer/dryer, $500. + -24hour emergency WILKES-BARRE Call 570-239-7770 WILKES-BARRE maintenance floor, eat-in kitchen. Tenant utilities. No Pets. 570-760- 63 ELIZABETH ST. 2BEDROOMS STUDIO-Short Term Available KINGSTON TOWNSHIP pays electric, heat, propane for 3637 or 570-477-3839 -Short term leases Heat &hot water included, Excellent WilkesUniversity cooking &water. Includes Remodeled 1st floor apt. $625./month +Security re- neighborhood, wood floors, park- 1605 West 8thStreet NANTICOKE available sewer, trash, washer/dryer 3bedrooms, 1bath, rear quired. 973-879-4730 ing. $425, all utilities included. 1bedroom over agarage, Kit- Nice, clean 1bedroom. heat, hook up &exterior mainten- porch. Gas heat, washer/dryer 570-826-1934 chen, Living room, Bathroom, hot water, electricity, fridge, hook- up, fridge, stove &dish- Call TODAY For WILKES-BARRE closed in porch. Stove, refri- ance. AVAILABILITY!! Call Bernie stove, air conditioning, washer. Absolutely no pets. Large 3bedroom apartment on gerator, washer/dryer in- washer/dryer availability all in- two floors IN GOOD CONDI- WILKES-BARRE 655-4815 $600/month Remodeled single home. 3 cluded. Newly Remodeled. cluded. Close to town. No pets +utilities &1month security. www.mayflowercrossing.com TION.Section 8welcome. No $575+Security. No Pets. RothsteinRealtors or smoking. Security pets. $525 +utilities &security. bedroom, hardwood floors. Reference check. No pets. 215-932-5690 570-333-4005 888-244-2714 $525/month. 570-542-5610 570-472-9453 Certain Restrictions Apply* 606-9917

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Saint John Apartments LEHMAN KITTENS free Persian mix, 8 Chevrolet Impala LT 13' TELEVISION,19" with DVD 3bedrooms, 2full baths, KINGSTON weeks old, 2females, 1male Prestige WE BUY player. PORTABLE 419N.Main Street 59 NorthWelles Ave. 25K, USA Wilkes-Barre $800/month. All eating kitten chow, litter VEHICLES! WASHER/DRYER with attach- 570-477-3827 Eat-in kitchen with refrigerat- trained, ready to go. 855-1232 One AutO ments, Microwave oven. or and stove, 3bedrooms, 1 Stress free living in a 570-489-0000 Everything is $200. LEHMAN bath, off-street parking. No Autos Under $5000 Call Dan Lane @ 215-224-2913. securedbuilding for seniors IDETOWNROAD Smoking, No Pets. $650+ age 62 and older. 2004 VENTUREWeLS Ext. MiniVBuyan 90840 ...... CArS $4,500 2bedrooms, laundry facilities utilities &security. 20022004Z0COR6VETTECoupe1716713295...... $27,778$26,986 Baby Items Now you have it all! Alovely CHEVY'99 on site. No pets. $900 month. 570-639-1796 20032006BMWCOBALTZ4682863.0...... i ConvertiBle 53232 ...... $13,999$6,900 3room apartment that PRISM LSI 1st month &security required. KELLY 20032005SilCROSSverADoFIRE SRXCT- 6AB5904X414 ...... lt eXt. 46582 ...... $15,999$17,999 CRIB BEDDING by Pottery 137,000HYW miles, adult 2004 S2000 roADSt ConvertiBle 87617 ...... $16,495 includes all utilities and full Available now. 570-639-0967 2005 RAM 1500 QUAD 79407...... $16,999 Barns, boys blue,includes, owned, green/grey. Clean, 875W.Market St. 2004 venture lS eXt. 97840 ...... $4,500 size appliances. KINGSTON 2005 MUSTANG GT Convertible 32500 ...... $18,999 sheets, dust ruffle, bumpers, or 570-574-6974 Kingston, PA. 2004 Corvette Coupe 17167 ...... $26,986 Personal storage room area. PROPERTIES very good condition, depend- 2007 E350 Passenger 56256...... $13,999 570-287-2243 2005 MuSt Gt ConvertiBle 32500 ...... $18,999 seldom used, like new $70. CurrentlyAvailable able, excellent mileage. 4 2007 MUSTANG GT Coupe 32569...... $17,495 No need to worry about rain LUZERNE 2005 tACoMA 4X4 CreW 87132 ...... $18,898 Also included 3crib rail pro- speed automatic, A/C, all 2008 Ford KingRanch CREW 50457 ...... $28,896 or snow, parking is included 2006 F150XCAB 4X4 Xl 62084 ...... $15,999 tectors. 570-287-9701. 2010 MUSTANG V6 Convertible 40332 ...... $17,999 in our indoor spacious 392 Bennett St. LARGE 1/2 DOUBLE power, rear window defroster, BEN'SAUTO 2006 HuMMer H3 Suv 50591 ...... $18,999 underground garage. Completely renovated, full tachometer, tilt steering wheel, 20062009350CR-VZtEXourinGSUV 42978...... ConvertiBle 22128 ...... $19,495$17,990 Building Materials 2BEDROOM cruise control, am/fm/CD ste- SALES 2011 CRZ EX 6M Coupe 5870...... $15,999 Laundry room/24 Hour kitchen, living room, RT. 309 W-B TWP 2007 MuSt Gt Coupe 32569 ...... $16,999 HOUSE formal dining room &study. reo, air bags, ABS brakes, al- 20072006 GXpHummerv8H3SeD5059An1...... 82306 ...... $11,495$20,989 DECORATIVESTONE 6 Emergency Maintenance. Near Wegman's 2011 SONATA SE 51600 ...... $15,999 Gas heat. Washer/ dryer hook- loy wheels. $2,200. OBO 570- 2007 MerC C350 SeDAn 59231 ...... $16,990 boxes.Flats. $500. 4bedrooms, 1.5 baths. 570-822-7359 2011 Mazda3 SPORT gt 49212...... $16,990 up, dish-washer, stove &refri- 417-7671 or 570-474-9828. 2007 HArley 883 SportSter 5353 ...... $6,000 570-709-5178 **************** CHEVY 08 COLORADO 20072007 F3Mini50COOPERXCABS4X4k 46153lA...... riAt 91235 ...... $21,999$13,999 570-970-6694 gerator. Fenced in yard, par- 1/2 DOUBLE Handicap Accessible/Equal Autos For Sale 5cyl., auto, air, power steer- 20082006 NissanMuSt350ZGtConvCoertibleupe 223012128 ...... $23,898$20,980 FLOORING 20 sq. ft. 3/4" pre- tially new carpet. Off-street Completely remodeled older 20082009F1Nissan50 KinG370Z SPORrAnCHT PKGCre11575W...... 50457 ...... $27,980$26,789 Housing Opportunity parking, yard. $680 +utilities. ing, power brakes, AM/FM, finished red oak flooring, short charm, stained glass win- bedliner &fiberglass 20082003SilPorsverrADoche BOXTERltS 22699874414...... $18,999$23,999 lengths, tongue &groove 4 Income limits apply. (570) 288-3438 20092004 Cr-vSubaru eXWRXSuvSTI 6032542978...... $16,990$18,799 dows, front &rear porches, bed cover.SPECIAL $7,995. sides, 31/4 wide Bruce Dun- ACME 20092010 HonDSubaru AOutbacSi SeDSPORAnT 2568345585...... $17,495$19,890 MOUNTAIN TOP Living /dining room combo, Full Notary Service WILKES-BARRE 20102012 MuStSubaru IMPREZAv6 ConverAWD 33059tiBle...... 40332 ...... $15,999$17,980 dee. $50. CARPET PADDING Mobile home eat-in kitchen with laundry Tags &Title Transfers 2010 tiGuAn Se Suv 22065 ...... $17,499 14'x14' room $45. 570-403- alcove, 3bedrooms, 1bath AUTO 2009 Suzuki AWD SUV 30482 ...... $12,999 KIDDER STREET 2bedroom, 2full baths, eat in 20112006ForDRAV 4LimitedFuSionSUVi4123Se109...... 82321 ...... $10,989$11,990 0494 2bedroom balcony apt., living kitchen, living room, walk in **************** 20112010 MitToyotaSuRAoutlV4 I4 SUVAnDer34739...... 4X4 Se Suv ...... 18124$16,999 SALES BEN'S AUTO 2012 vW Gti 4 Door 12199 ...... $21,999 LADDERS aluminum extension room, kitchen, bath, new car- closet, deck, washer/dryer, Quiet residentialneighbor- 2007 TOYOYA FJ CRUZER 65231...... $21,990 2012 JettA Se SeDAn 32392 ...... $14,999 peting,freshly painted. $600 hoods, utilities &heat by ten- 343-1959 2010 Volkswagen SE SUV 22065...... $17,499 ladders. 32' $25. 36' $50., 40' $60. dishwasher &refrigerator, SALES 2012 Beetle 2.5l 30751 ...... $14,999 24' 25. Pressure Washer Sand month +utilities. Close to central air on 2acres. ant, no pets, no smoking. 1 1009 Penn Ave RT. 309 W-B TWP 2012 Volkswagen SE Sedan 32392...... $14,999 2012 iMpreZA SeDAn 33059 ...... $17,495 800021 Blasting Kit $20. Set of aluminum Home Depot. 570-540-5312. month security, 1year lease. Scranton 18509 Near Wegman's 2012 Volkswagen 2.5L Hatchback 30751...... $14,999 $600/month. +1&1/2 month Across from Scranton Prep 2012 SCion tC 7.0 21125 ...... $19,898 ladder jacks $20. Wood extension 570-822-7359 *Tax, tags & license fees not included. 16 WILKES-BARRE security &1st month rent. Call Rosewood Realty GOODCREDIT, BAD CREDIT, ladder FREE. 570-510-2436 570-592-5764/ 973-271-0261 NO CREDIT CHEVY ʻ10 MALIBU LS 570-287-6822 Air, all power, cruise,tilt, CD. 1553 Main Street, Peckville, PA 18452 Clothing EXETER TWP. Call Our Auto Credit LARKSVILLE Hot Line to get Very economical..like Single family home. Mount Pre-approved for aCar Loan! new..Sporty.Balance GM TOYOTA COROLLA03' COAT men's winter coat, Zion Rd. 6rooms &bath. No 2BR, refrigerator,stove & Dockers XXL wool blend, char- dishwasher, washer/dryer hook 800-825-1609 warranty. SALE PRICE 5-Speed. $3,499 pets/no smoking. $700/month www.acmecarsales.net $11,995. coal grey,plaid scarf, like new +utilities &security. up. Private driveway. No pets, $30. 570-287-6155 $650 +utilities &security. Full Notary Service 570-388-2675 570-388-6860 AUTOS Tags &Title Transfers EXCELLENT 570-954-5903 JEANS girls size 12 PITTSTON NANTICOKE 11 AUDI S5 CONVERTIBLE BEN'S AUTO Faded Glory, Jones DOWNTOWN Available Oct. 1st. very nice SPRINT blue/ black /brown 185 W. Church St, leather interior, navigation, Sport ,Bill Blass 5pair LOCATION!!! 2bedroom, 1.5 bath. Move in 3bedrooms,1bath,oil heat, SALES 7spd auto turbo, AWD RT. 309 W-B TWP KELLY @$2.each. 570-735- STUDIO, 1&2 condition. Gas range, fridge, washer/dryer hookup. Small 10 CHEVY IMPALA LT silver dishwasher, washer &dryer Near Wegman's 875 W. Market St. 6638 BEDROOMS yard. $550 +utilities &secur- 59k miles Kingston, PA. included. Large yard. Beauti- 08 NISSAN AKTIMA SL 570-822-7359 •Equipped Kitchen ity. No pets. Available 10/1/13. DODGE '10 JOURNEY 570-287-2243 Exercise Equipment ful front porch.Corner lot with 570-270-3139 grey, grey leather, sunroof •Free Cable 2car driveway parking. Nice 07 BUICK LUCERNE CXL silver, Light grey, 4cylinder, all EXERCISE MACHINE. Pro- •Wall to Wall Carpeting neighborhood. No pets. No grey leather power, cruise, tilt, alloys, Motorcycles Form PF 803030. Like new. NANTICOKE 06 CADILLAC DTS silver, black Smoking. $800/mo plus utilit- 2bedroom, washer/dryer hook Sirius radio, 56k. Balance of Paid $650, selling for $350. 570-823-2776 ies, security &references. leather, chrome alloys factory warranty. Very up, air conditioning, new bath. 06 VW JETTA GLS blue, auto, STRATUS 17' 570-498-9599 Monday -Friday, 570-655-4950 clean..very economical. 9a.m. -1p.m. $525/month. Security & sunroof references required. 06 HYUNDAI SONATA GLS grey, SALE PRICE $12,995. Pleasure/ GYM Impex Tech rod gym, PITTSTON 570-954-7919 auto, 4cyl Full Notary Service similar to Bow Flex. Great con- Tags &Title Transfers Fishing Boat dition $99. 570-829-4776 Wilkeswood Single home sale or rent. 3 05 CHEVY MONTE CARLO LT 150HP Johnson motor, new bedrooms, 1bath, move in PITTSTON white V6 05 CHEVY MONTE CARLO LS FORD F150 04' canopy Trolling motor, also. Furnances & Heaters condition, nice yard. 1bedroom, stove &refrigerat- Moving ,Must Sell! $4,995. Apartments 570-540-0198 gold 4X2. NiceTruck! or, washer/dryer hook up. heat 02 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE $9,999 570-498-9599 HEAT YOUR ENTIRE 1 & 2 BR SHAVERTOWN &water included. $575/month Brown tan leather, 85k miles HOME water, and more Immaculate, 2bedroom Cape +security. 570-906-7614 02 VW BEETLE GLS lime green Apts 5speed, 4cylinder Trucks / SUVs / Vans with an OUTDOOR Cod with eat-in kitchen, hard- 01 HONDA CIVIC green 5speed 2 & 3 BR wood floors, gas heat and de- PITTSTON WOOD FURNACE from Half-Double,freshly painted, 73 PORSCHE 914 green &black, Townhomes tached garage. $950/ 5speed, 62k miles. LEO'S AUTO Central Boiler. B&COut- month+utilities and security 2bedroom, 11/2 bath, SALES door Wood Furnace, LLC. 570-822-2711 deposit. 570-675-3178 washer/dryer hookup, cable &satellite ready, enclosed SUVS, VANS, KELLY 93 Butler Street 570-477-569 www.liveatwilkeswood.com Wilkes-Barre, PA WILKES-BARRE back porch &yard. Private TRUCKS, 4 X4’s 875 W. Market St. parking. $650 +utilities, se- Kingston, PA. 570-825-8253 WYOMING 40 Dexter Street CHEVY '93 BLAZER curity &references. No pets 08 CHRYSLER T&C TOURING 570-287-2243 Furniture & Accessories 2bedrooms, 2nd floor, very 3bedroom, 2bath single 2door, 6cylinder auto, 4x4, home. $600 +utilities &se- or smoking. 570-239-4293 Blue, entertainment center clean, recently remodeled. 7passenger mini van new tires, radiator, tune-up, BED,Craftmatic, single, com- Washer &dryer hookup. Off curity. Section 8Approved. BEN'SAUTO &oil change. plete, motor, lifts &vibrator. Call 08 JEEP COMMANDER SPORT street parking. No pets. dark grey, 3rd seat, 4x4 $1,450 Excellent condition. $275. 357-2809 or 826-1795 PITTSTON SALES $550/mo. includes water & ELIZABETH STREET 08 JEEP PATRIOT SPORT black, RT. 309 W-B TWP Current Inspection 474-6947 sewer. 570-714-7272 WILKES-BARRE 1bedroom with neutral decor, 4cylinder, 5speed 4x4 Near Wegman's On All Vehicles 08 FORD EDGE SE white V6 AWD DEALER BEDROOM SET 4pc. by Bas- Commercial Clean, 2bedroom, duplex. tile bath, ample closets, 07 CHRYSLER ASPEN LTD 570-822-7359 sett, double bed, maple finish Stove, hookups, parking, yard. screened in porch and private dark grey, 3rd seat, 4x4 FORD ‘12 $550. DINING ROOM table, 4 No pets/no smoking. $475 + yard. $350 month +utilities, 07 DODGE CARAVAN SXT green, JEEPGRAND CHEROKEE chairs, solid pine, very good utilities. 570-868-4444 security, lease. NO PETS. 07 GMC YUKON DENALI FUSION SE Laredo2005 PLAZA 315 electric blue, black leather, condition $200. LOVESEAT ROUTE 315 -PLAINS 570-793-6294 Auto,all power, cruise,tilt, PRICE REDUCED! $50. Pecan COFFEE TABLE navigation 4x4 alloys. Black.Economical. 82,000 miles, Well main- 1,750 SQ. FT. &2,400 SQ.FT 06 JEEP LIBERTY SPORT with matching end tables $150. OFFICE/RETAIL, 2,000 FT. PLAINS Like new. Sporty. tained, excellent condition. HALF-DOUBLE blue3, V6, 4x4 570-735-6527 With Cubicles. WILKES-BARRE 06 SUBARU FORESTER SALE PRICE $12,995. Beige in color, $10,500. 570- 570-829-1206 2bedrooms, all gas. No dogs. silver, V6, 4x4 Full Notary Service Tags & 654-7451 or 570-466-4669 BEDROOM SET solid oak, WyomingStreet $495/month. 570-417-5441 Unfurnished house for rent. 06 DODGE DAKOTA QUAD Title Transfers Pier wall unit with mirror, DOLPHIN PLAZA $750 +utilities, CAB TRUCK BEN'S AUTO queen size bed &12drawers, Route 315 1,200 Sq. Ft. PLAINS silver, 4door, V6, 4x4 HONDA ACCORD cabinet has 2enclosed security required Spacious, modern, 4bdrm, 06 NISSAN MURANO SE EXL 10'31,000K Up to 10,000sq. ft. 570-961-3162 SALES shelves. Excellent condition wall to wall carpeting. 1.5 bath, white AWD Leatherand well Equipped. RT. 309 W-B TWP Will build to suite 06 MERCURY MARINER silver, $400. 570-675-0502 Call 570-829-1206 living room,kitchen w/all appli- Near Wegman's Storage V6, AWD CHAIRS 4highback kitchen ances, off street parking. $800 06 HONDA PILOT EX silver, 3rd 570-822-7359 PITTSTON TWP. +utilities, 1st &last months SUZUKI ʻ12 SX4 chairs $25. George Forman FORTYFORT seat, 4x4 $1,750/MONTH rent +security. Absolutely NO 06 CHEVY 1500 SILVERADO REG 5door AWD, 6speed, black, grilling machine $10. Call Bill GARAGE FOR RENT Pets or Smoking. CAB truck red, 4x4 all power, cruise,tilt, CD, al- 570-825-8256 11ft. 6"x 23 ft. Cinder block 570-823-4116 06 DODGE RAM 1500 QUAD CAB loys. Like new. Balanceof walls, interior walls, steel studs 570-417-7745 Black, V8, 4x4 truck CHAIRS, 4High back, wooden factory warranty. Sporty. kitchen, $25 for all 4. Call Bill with sheet rock. Concrete floor, 570-417-2737 05 NISSAN PATHFINDER SE KELLY SPECIAL PRICE $11,995. Steel overhead door with lock, off road, grey, 3rd seat, 4x4 875W.Market St. 825-8256 05 BUICK RENZVOUS CXL Full Notary Service overhead lighting. $110/month. SHAVERTOWN Kingston, PA. Tags &Title Transfers CHINA CABINET Ethan Allen, 1year lease and security. Light grey, tan leather AWD 3BEDROOMS 05 NISSAN XTERRA 570-287-2243 lighted, very good condition. 570-655-0530 Gas heat, Living room, dining black, V6, 4x4 Auto Services $500. 570-690-6451 3002 N. Twp Blvd. room, off-street parking. 05 CHEVY TRAILBLAZERwhite, HONDA CRV 10' Medical office for rent on the Half Doubles V6, 4x4 LowMiles, AWD. WANTED DESK Broyhill Wood Student Security and Lease. No Pets. Desk, 4-drawers, Dark Wood Stain. Pittston By-Pass. Highly vis- $700 amonth. 05 CHEVY COLORADO CLUB 2Available, starting at Cars &Full Size Trucks. FORTY FORT CAB grey 4x4 truck $65 Padded Wood desk chair $25. ible location with plenty of 4BR, 1BA, fridge &stove, Includes Sewer and Trash. $17,999 For prices... parking. $1,800 sq. ft. of beau- 05 CHRYSLER TOWN & Lamoreaux Auto Parts 477-2562 Both pieces in Excellent Condition. washer/dryer hook up. Shared 570-675-4424 COUNTRY TOURING blue, $75 for both. call 570-696-6986 tifullyfinished space can be yard. Non smokers. $950 + 7passenger mini van after 3pm or leave message used for any type office use. utilities, security, references & 05 FORD ESCAPE XLT Red, Air Conditioners TRUCKSVILLE DESK/COMPUTER &swivel $1,750/ mo. plus utilities. credit check. Available 10/1/13. V6 4x4 1/2RANCH AIR CONDITIONER 6000 chair $50. Antique Cavalier ce- MLS 13-098 570-751-1600 05 HYUNDAI TUSCON LX green Call Charlie 2bedrooms, living &dining auto, AWD BTUs EER 9.9 $35. dar chest $300. Used Compaq GLEN LYON rooms, kitchen, washer/dry- 04 HYUNDAI SANTE FE GLS 570-574-6416 computer, keyboard, speakers 15 minutes from Power Plant er, basement, yard, Security, Black, V6, 4x4 KELLY $25. Accent table &matching references &lease. No Pets. 04 HYUNDAI SANTA FE GLS 875W.Market St. AIR CONDITIONERS,(1) Fri- or W-B. 2bedroom, appli- gidaire, 5450 BTU. mirror $40. Oak coffee table $700/month. Sewer &trash in- Bluem V6, 4x4 Kingston, PA. $50. Sony hand held Playsta- ances, washer/dryer hook up, 04 CHEVY 1500 SILVERADO $50. 570-693-1454 electric heat, new paint &car- cluded. 570-287-2243 tion $50. 570-829-2599 Call 570-474-9321 CREW CAB white, 4door, pet, nonsmoker. $625/month 4x4 truck Antiques & Collectibles +security, references &1year or 570-690-4877 04 DODGE RAM 1500 SLT BEN'SAUTO DESKS Sauder -desk with lease. Pet on approval. QUAD CAB black hutch $25. Desk with side door 570-218-2320 WEST WYOMING 4door 4x4 truyck SALES $ ANTIQUES $ $15. Desk with drop leaf $15. PITTSTON 3bedroom, 1.5 baths, quiet 04 GMC ENVOY RT. 309 W-B TWP Desk with 2shelves $15. COOPERS CO-OP GLEN LYON area, off street parking. ABSO- black, V6, 4x4 Near Wegman's $ BUYING $ Bookcase $8. 570-654-2967 Lease Space Available. LUTELY NO PETS.$650/mo + 04 FORD EXPLORER XLS 570-822-7359 Old Toys, Model Kits, 3BRRENOVATED security and references. Utilit- gold V6 4x4 DINETTE SET Raymour & Light manufacturing, ware- 1/2 double, off street park- Bikes, Dolls, Guns, house, office, includes all ies by tenant. 570-430-3851 04 CHEVY AVALANCHE LT NISSAN '11 Flanagan, drop leaf table,4 ing, 2porches, oil /electric green, grey leather, 4door Mining Items, Trains utilities with free parking. leave message. ALTIMA upholstered chairs, like new heat. NO DOGS. Refer- 4x4 truck condition. Paid $660. sell for Iwill save you money! 03 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LTD Auto,air, power steering, &Musical Instruments, ences &application re- Sales power brakes, ABS, cruise, $325. 570-287-6327 ATLAS REALTY quired. $500 month + grey black leather sunroof 4x4 Hess. 474-9544 829-6200 03 FORD EXPEDITION XLT silver, tilt, power cloth seats.CD. DINING ROOMHUTCH security. 570-714-1296 3rd seat, 4x4 BASEBALL/football cards '90 DALLAS Much More! Like New! Cherry finish. Good condition. WEST PITTSTON 1995 Redman Trailer, 56'x14', 02 MITSUBISHI MONTERO XLS Special $13,995. Fleer baseball $3. '91 Score GLEN LYON Silver, V6, 3rd seat 4x4 Baseball $3. '92 Topps base- 78"tall by 32" wide. $125. for 1CAR Located in park. 4rooms, Full Notary Service Tags & details 570-868-5683 2bedrooms, 1.5 bath. 02 FORD F150 SUPER CREW ball $5. 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Sight vise ROYALSANDS RESORT V8, 4x4 truck for sighting guns USA $35. DINING ROOM SET, dark 1st floor, 2bedrooms, 2baths, LYNDWOOD AREA TIMESHARE VILLA 99 FORD F150 SUPER CAB attached garage, window treat- 1/2 double, very spacious, 3 2bedrooms, 2bath, week silver 4x4 truck KELLY Brown jug 2gal. $30. Bolt cut- wood with 4chairs &2exten- ments &appliances included. bedrooms,1.5 baths with all 16, 2nd floor ocean view, 97 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LTD 875 W. Market St. ters $25. Humbletoy gas truck sions, $60. Piano, Henry Miller C/A, deck, snow removal & neutral decor, large eat-in kit- overlooks pool. See 4x4 Kingston, PA. boxed $15. 571-735-1589 upright $250. 406-5661 lawn care included. No pets. chen with oak cabinets, new www.royalresorts.com 570-287-2243 MATCH BOX models Yester FUTON complete metal frame, References. $1,200 +utilities & countertop &all appliances, for general info. years 6items $91. 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When it comes to checking your blood pressure What it is: Measures the 200 mg/dL Helps screen for diabetes. managing our health, we all and body mass index has pressure of blood flowing What it is: This number BMI: less than 25 know it’s a numbers game. never been easier.There are through your arteries. “Think is a combination of high- What it is: Stands for We count calories, watch our blood-pressure apps and of it as a garden hose,” said density lipoproteins (HDL), body mass index. It’s a weight and track how many even home monitors you Tasha Gastony, a physician’s low-density lipoproteins formula that takes your mass miles we run. We obsess can hook up to your iPhone. assistant at the Park Nicollet (LDL) and other fats in your (in kilograms), divided by about the stats that keep us Online calculators for BMI Clinic in Eagan. “The higher blood. height (in meters squared). It fit but are clueless about the and kiosks at pharmacies the pressure, the more risk Why it’s important: If helps determine if you’re at a kinds of numbers that reveal and grocery stores make it there (is for) damage to that there’s too much cholesterol normal weight,underweight, how healthy — or unhealthy convenient to get readings. blood vessel and damage to in your blood, it keeps overweight or obese. — we truly are. Still, health experts the organs that those vessels circulating and that bad Why it’s important: “These are simple things recommend a physical feed.” cholesterol can eventually People who are overweight or for us to look at,” said Dr. exam once a year, at which Why it’s important: enter the blood-vessel walls. obese are at a much higher David Delaney Elsner, a time these very important People with high blood A buildup of fatty deposits in risk for health problems Waist size: less than 35 People with large waistlines family physician at the numbers can be discussed. pressure often don’t feel the arteries can block blood such as high blood pressure, inches (women); less than 40 have too much abdominal HealthEast Roseville (Minn.) What you need to know any symptoms. Untreated flow. coronary vascular disease, inches (men). fat, putting them at a high Clinic.“Being aware of these Want to take charge of high blood pressure, over Fasting blood sugar: less diabetes, obstructive What it is: The risk for Type 2 diabetes, high things sooner rather than your health? Get to know time, greatly increases the than 100 mg/dL sleep apnea and arthritis. circumference around your blood pressure and coronary later can be very helpful these five barometers of chances of having a stroke, What it is: Tells you what A BMI that’s under 18.5 is belly — the area above your vascular disease. for preventing long-term wellness: heart disease or kidney the sugar content is in your considered underweight and hipbone and belowyour — Allie Shah problems.” Blood pressure: less than failure. blood. might indicate an eating ribcage. Minneapolis Star-Tribune In these digital times, 120/80 Total cholesterol: below Why it’s important: disorder. Why it’s important: HEALTH THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com Tuesday, September 10, 2013 PAGE 1D Reach for the qi Multitasking meets its enemyin tai-chi

Jean Parrs follows the movements as tai chi instructor Mark Reinhart demonstrates. The slow, smooth movements of tai chi, which began as a martial art thousands of years ago in China, do good things for your body and mind, Photos by Charlotte Bartize|For The Times Leader whether or not you have arthritis, Romaine Stout and and Barbara Kolchin, behind her, take part in an introductory tai chi class at the Irem Temple Clubhouse in Dallas. Kistler said. “I like the way we learn about Chinese meditation and cul- Stout, 60, of Plains Township, to live here (to take the class.) Yo u ture, too.” MARY THERESE BIEBEL who does have arthritis in her neck don’t have to be a member. We want [email protected] Chinese philosophy runs counter and lower back, has taken previous people to see us as a resource.” to the American tendency to hurry Even if she didn’t have arthritis, classes with Reinhart and enjoyed Another returning student, and attempt to do several things Romaine Stout said, she’d want to them so much she returned for last 71-year-old Margaret Kistler of Lake simultaneously, Reinhart said as he sign up for the new series of tai chi week’s introduction to a “Tai Chi Silkworth, said she appreciates the began his introduction. “If you want classes Mark Reinhart is teaching at for Arthritis” program he’ll lead on way Reinhart advises people to keep to get more stuff done, slow down,” the Irem Clubhouse in Dallas. Wednesday afternoons through Dec. their bodies in alignment. he said. “None of this multi-tasking “Taking the class has made me 18. “One of the best tips he gave us is nonsense.” more calm,” she said. “I’m a goer, “This is part of our Healthy Aging to keep your ears over your shoul- As he demonstrated a sequence If you want to accomplish a lot, slow down, and this slows you down a bit. It Series,” said Joy Hubshman, director ders, for good posture,” she said. Mark Reinhart said as he proceeded to dem- of sales and marketing at Masonic “That’s better advice than the ‘stand makes you relax. It’s a benefit just to See TAI-CHI |2D onstrate the slow, smooth movements of tai slow things down.” Village in Dallas. “You don’t have up straight’ they tell kids.” chi. Rare form of early-onset Alzheimer’s colors a family’s life through the generations

MARY ANN ROSER Experts predict a nearly threefold increase in Austin American-Statesman diagnoses by 2050. Today, early-onset patients — those younger than 65 — represent 200,000 AUSTIN, Texas — Alzheimer’s disease has of the 5.2 million who have Alzheimer’s dis- stalked Paula Acosta Marks of Austin, Texas, ease. since birth, and now she knows: She will be The very early-onset Alzheimer’s in Paula’s the last member of her immediate family left family shows the disease at its cruelest. It to remember what it did to them. steals the lives of adults in their prime — their Alzheimer’s first attacked her mother, whose 30s and 40s. It devastates caregivers. death in 1982 was attributed to a form of mad- But it is also a focus of researchers who cow disease. Paula was just 5. Now, she is hope to answer a burning question: If a person watching her two older sisters, ages 38 and 48, destined to get Alzheimer’s receives a drug lose their memories to the same rare, inherited therapy before symptoms emerge, can the dis- form of Alzheimer’s disease. ease be prevented in all kinds of patients or, at Paula, 36, doesn’t have the genetic mutation least, forestalled? that is certain to cause Alzheimer’s. She is the “If one could intervene earlier, you would be main caregiver to her unmarried 38-year-old able to exert a much stronger effect at delay- sister, Lori Acosta, and copes with the sad- ing the disease,” said Dr. Clifford Jack Jr., a ness of losing her, bit by bit, by living in the professor of radiology at the Mayo Clinic, in a MCT Photo moment and celebrating their time together. written statement. “Don’t waste a day,” she said. “Tell people Paula Marks, center, shares a plate of chicken fried steakwith her sister, Lori Acosta, 38, right,who has early-onset Paula has enrolled in a study of early-onset Alzheimer’s disease, as their niece, Taylor Critendon, looks on during a lunch date in Austin, Texas. you love them, every day.” Alzheimer’s conducted by the Easton Center for to learn how Alzheimer’s disease works, and “In most ways, it’s the same disease” regard- At a time when Americans are living longer, Alzheimer’s Disease Research at the University families affected by one of three gene muta- Alzheimer’s is considered an epidemic and one of California, Los Angeles. Researchers want of medicine’s most daunting puzzles. tions, like Paula’s, can provide important clues. See ALZHEIMER’S |2D

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From page 1D “You can get real angry about this, but if you “In most ways, it’s the give back, you get a little control.” same disease” regardless Paula Acosta Marks of onset, said Dr. John On her family’s struggles with early-onset Alzheimer’s Ringman, a clinical profes- sor of neurology involved mother began losing her 36.” Lori made excuses in the study. That’s why memory. The two had for her problems but later the study, which contin- long suspected something confessed: She didn’t ues to enroll patients, is else — something genetic want to know. “She said, so important, he said. — had killed their moth- ‘If I know, I’m going to kill Previous trials that er. They hoped they were myself,’ ” Paula recalled. Charlotte Bartizek/For The Times Leader focused on people who wrong. Lori finally went to Dr. Jean and George Parr practice some warm-up exercises. already have symptoms “I thought she was hav- Ronald DeVere, an Austin failed because the inter- ing mini-strokes,” Barton neurologist, in June 2012. vention was too late. But said of Pam. “I was freaked She was the youngest with new tools, including out and said, ‘She has got patient he had ever seen Tai-Chi brain scans, researchers to go to the doctor. Right with Alzheimer’s, he said. are hoping to prevent the now.’ ” Paula also got tested disease before symptoms The tests confirmed in January 2012 as part From page 1D ciating its balance and appear. Paula’s and Lori’s fears: of the DIAN study in of tai chi movements that “understanding of the Treatment isn’t part of Pam had Alzheimer’s. which she is enrolled. She looked like a graceful, cyclical, as depicted in the study Paula is involved The diagnosis came in waited a long three weeks choreographed dance, the yin-yang symbol.” in, Ringman said, but he February 2009. for the results. When she Reinhart said it’s best to But he still appreci- and the other research- MCT Photo “I remember thinking, heard she didn’t have do them slowly. ates Western medicine as ers in the Dominantly Paula Marks, right, and her sister, Lori Acosta, 38, exercise on ‘That’s the worst thing the gene, “I immediately “Some people call this well. Inherited Alzheimer the treadmills of the YMCACommunities Branch in Austin, Texas. that could happen,’ ” said started crying,” she said. a moving meditation,” he “If I’m in a car acci- Network, or DIAN study, Paula spends as much quality time taking Lori, who has early- Taylor Critendon, who “I jumped up and grabbed said. dent and my kidneys are hope it will inform future onset Alzheimer’s disease, out on daily errands to exercise, shop was 16. Barton and Joslyn.” The “It looks hard,” one hanging out, take me therapies. and eat out. Paula figured out that news also meant Joslyn woman commented. to an emergency room, Paula, a newly gradu- her mother must have had wouldn’t inherit the dis- “But you’ll have 15 not an herbalist,” he ated registered nurse, has Lori; Medicare will pay coped with the loss by Alzheimer’s and started ease. weeks to learn that,” one said. “But for mainte- the same hope. She also for drugs and doctor vis- drinking, Paula said. to wonder: Did she have Lori is losing her abili- of the returning students nance, for prevention, hopes her family’s story its starting this month. Two-and-a-half years it, too? ties quickly, and psychi- assured her. for staying healthy, that’s will raise awareness about And she makes sure she after her mother died, “The anxiety of not atric problems — which “Tai chi is based on where Chinese philoso- the study and about early- visits Lori every day or Pete Acosta was dead knowing was causing occur in some Alzheimer’s the Chinese philosophy phy comes in … observe onset Alzheimer’s. has someone else lined up from a heart attack at age me anxiety,” Paula said. patients — have emerged. of qi,” Reinhart said, nature and live according “You can get real angry to come. 52. Pam, then 20, became “Every time I tripped on Such an aggressive course explaining qi is a kind to your observation.” about this, but if you give At times, she struggles the sole parent to Paula, a word, I was worried.” It is more common in early- of life energy that flows After he led the back, you get a little con- with survivor’s guilt. At then 8, Lori, 10, and didn’t matter to Barton. onset disease and has through the body. “If dozen or so participants trol,” she said. other times, Paula feels David, 16. “I was afraid she was been distressing to Paula. qi is flowing correctly, through a warm-up exer- Paula doesn’t ques- blessed, she said, hugging With Social Security going to get sick, but If Lori feels paranoid or you have good health. If cise, Reinhart pointed tion why her family has Joslyn. The Alzheimer’s benefits and a trust their there never was a doubt I anxious — which can it’s blocked or if there’s out how the task had been so deeply affected trouble has slowed her father had set up, they was going to marry her,” happen in loud, crowded an excess you can have commanded their atten- by Alzheimer’s disease. down, shown her what’s were able to stay in the he said. “There was no places — Paula will usher problems. What we want tion. “You weren’t think- “It’s the roll of the genetic important in life and made family home. Pam married way I was going to leave her out. to do is get the body back ing about anything else, dice,” she said, sitting her grateful for all she has, her high school sweet- her.” They married in “You have to be to what I call our factory were you?” he said. “You on a couch in the small she said: “There’s been a heart, Kevin Critendon, May 2009. extremely flexible and settings.” weren’t thinking, ‘What South Austin duplex she lot of tragedy in my life, and he became a father Paula spent every very patient,” Paula said. Reinhart has been should I have for dinner shares with husband, but I’m so lucky to have to the three younger chil- Monday with Pam for Lori lived with Paula studying Chinese arts tonight?’ or ‘Did I pay Barton Marks, 42, and a great husband, a great dren. four years. “We did all and Barton in July, but since the 1960s, appre- the cable bill?’ “ their 2-year-old daughter, daughter and all of these At 17, Paula moved these bonding things. 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Members of the active course will be held from Thursday on Public There will be an art adult centers may pre- 10:15 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Square in Wilkes-Barre. show and bake sale arrange to order a bag on Oct. 8 and Oct. 10 Flu shots will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on lunch to enjoy by con- for individuals who have administered by Superior Saturday and 11 a.m. to tacting their local active not completed a two-part Healthcare at 11 a.m. on 5 p.m. on Sunday at the adult center prior to basic or refresher course Isabelle G.Carlin KorriLeigh M.Davis Joshua B.Custard Monday. center. The public is wel- the event. Contact your within the last three Isabelle Grace Carlin, daughter A speaker from Visiting come. Meet and greet the local center or the Area years. Attendance at KorriLeigh Marie Davis, daughter Joshua Brian Custard, son of Brian Angels will be at the cen- artist at the reception Agency on Aging at 822- both sessions is required. of Brandon and Laurene Carlin, of Trista Sims and Corrie Davis, and Cheryl Ann Aleo Custard, Mountain Top, is celebrating her ter at 11 a.m. on Sept. from 3-5 p.m. The Falls 1158. Those who complete Wilkes-Barre, is celebrating her Stroudsburg, is celebrating his 18 to speak about “PA Lions Club will be selling MOUNTAIN TOP: either of these courses sixth birthday today, Sept. 10. second birthday today Sept. 10. 10th birthday today, Sept. 10. Isabelle is a granddaughter of KorriLeigh is a granddaughter Joshua is a grandson of Vincent Ready.” There will also hot dogs and hamburgers The Mountain Top Social and are 60 years of age Harry and Marsha Kocylowski, of Christine and Bob Benussi, and Barbara Aleo,Wilkes-Barre, be a special lunch to cel- on Sunday only. Club will meet today or older may be eligible Kingston, and Stuart and Sally Kingston, and Joy Davis and and Bill and Barbara Custard, ebrate Hispanic Heritage Master Gardener Sept. 10 in the Father for a five percent car Carlin, Summerville, S.C. She is the late Corrie McGahee, both Melbourne, Fla. He is a great- Month on Sept. 18. Roberta Troy will give a Nolan Day Room at St. insurance discount for a great-granddaughter of Helen of Wilkes-Barre. She is a great- grandson of Anna Bohinski, The birthday of the presentation at 11 a.m. Jude Church. Doors open the next three years. The Rowski, Knigston; the late William granddaughter of James Lewis, Wilkes-Barre Township. Joshua has month celebration will on Sept. 24 entitled at 3:15 p.m. New mem- cost for each course is Rowski; Martha Turon, Greenville, West Nanticoke, and Sandra Roe, a brother, Ethan, 7, and a sister, take place on Sept. 20 “Gardening is for the bers are welcome. Hosts $14 per person or $12 N.Y.; and the late George Turon. Lebanon, Ore. KorriLeigh has two Elizabeth, 2. and will include cake and Birds.” are Carol Ann Lengel, for AARP members. The Isabelle has a sister, Gabrielle, 4. sisters,Ameerah, 1, and Tiarra, 9, ice cream. A representative from Elizabeth McCloskey and course needs to be taken and a brother, Baseer, 5. Golden Living Center Golden Living Center Bobett McDade. A trip is every three years. will provide blood pres- will give a presentation scheduled for Oct. 7 to Students should bring sure screenings on Sept. on fall prevention at 11 Ace In The Hole, Wayne, pens, a driver’s license 25. a.m. on Sept. 26. A free N.J., for October Fest and a check payable to Wyoming Valley Drug blood pressure screening dinner and show. For AARP to the first class. and Alcohol will host a will also be available on more information call AARP membership cards guest speaker at 11 a.m. Sept. 26. Otto at 570-407-0056. should also be brought, on Sept. 26. A staff mem- LUZERNE/ WILKES-BARRE: An if applicable. Class size ber from Rep. Gerald WYOMING AARP driver refresher is limited to 25 partici- Mullery’s office will also COUNTIES: The Area course will be given pants. Call Les Loomis be available from 10 a.m. Agency on Aging is spon- from 10 a.m. to 2:15 at 570-885-0572. to noon on Sept. 26. soring its annual “Active p.m. on Monday on the Farmers market vouch- Aging Day” from 10 a.m. ers are still available at to 2 p.m. on Thursday Zoe E.Pecuch the center. on Public Street Square, Zoe Elizabeth Pecuch, daughter Karsyn Miner EXETER: The Wilkes-Barre. PETS OF THE WEEK of Lisa and William N. Pecuch, Karsyn Miner, daughter of Ryan Cosmopolitan Seniors There will be Zumba Hanover Township, is celebrating Emma L.Kairo and Jen Miner, Huntington Mills, will meet at 1 p.m. on Gold demonstrations, her fifth birthday today, Sept. 10. celebrated her eighth birthday Sept. 17 at St. Anthony’s belly dancers, and Zoe is a granddaughter of Mr. and Emma Lacey Kairo, daughter of Scott and Alicia Kairo, Mountain Sept. 8. Karsyn is a granddaugh- Center. Stankey and the Coal Mrs. Joseph Wasilewski, Hanover ter of Jim and Lorraine Miner, A casino trip is planed Miners. Bag checks for Township, and Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Top, is celebrating her sixth birthday today, Sept. 10. Emma is Hunlock Creek, and Rick and Deb for Wednesday to Mount purchases, coffee, dough- E. Pecuch, Old Forge. She is a great- Boyer, Benton. She is a great- Airy with pick ups in nuts, bathroom facilities granddaughter of Florence Herchick a granddaughter of Richard and Julianna Zarzycki and Jim and granddaughter of Clyde and Betty Exeter and Pittston. and early bird bingo will and the late Michael Herchick and Boyer, Dallas, and Gerald and the late Joseph and Catherine Terry Kairo, all of Nanticoke. She Membership is not be held at the Charles has a brother, Michael, 22. Jean Conger, Benton. Karsyn has required for trips. Call T. Adams Active Adult Wasilewski, all of Wilkes-Barre, a brother, Ryan, 6, and a sister, and the late William and Margaret Kendyl, 3. Rosser and the late Dr. Nicholas M. and Irene Pecuch, all of Old Forge. GUIDELINES Name: TinkerBell Name: Gusty I.D. No.: A01800935 I.D. 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Tara ror of that day remains fresh, Kurt Sutter said, “There is a lence is appalling, and not Love ourCALLquality” DYMOND’S FARM Knowles (Maggie Siff) Tuesday night’s opener, a but until now, TV has mostly lot of blood and guts in my just appalling, but creatively Brace Rd., Orange, PA and Clay Morrow (Ron boy — probably 12 or 13 — pretended nothing ever hap- show, nothing is done gratu- appalling. 824-7220 824-7220 675-1696 • 333-5011 80070117 Perlman) are in jail; treacher- calmly removes a high-caliber pened. itously.” Tonight’s hour is pretty PA012959 ous Gemma Morrow (Katey semiautomatic from his back- The on-screen mayhem In this instance, it eventu- much what you’d expect, Sagal) is watching over Tara’s pack, then walks into his continues. 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Dear Abby: I am a facilities in the area and find out if since the funeral and spending the yours, it’s safer for you, your husband 75-year-old man who they will accept guests for short stays money left and right, while not pay- and your mother to MOVE ON. And lives in a gated com- DEAR ABBY of only a few days or a week. If the ing the mortgage on the house. if they do decide to come back into munity. I have been answer is yes, Mama should be of- They have turned my other sister your lives, run the other way. seeing a woman who ADVICE fered a choice: Either someone comes against us, blocked us on social media lives nearby. We are She’s suffering from slight demen- to stay with her while you’re gone, and cut us off completely. They also Dear Abby: Are there any topics you starting to fall in tia, but gets around OK with a walker. a friend perhaps, or she will have to turned another part of the family won’t touch with a 10-foot pole? love. Mom claims she doesn’t want or need stay elsewhere because being alone is against us. I know it involves drug — Just Wondering Our problem is her 95-year-old a “grandma sitter.” She wants only not an option. abuse on the part of all of them. We mother, who lives with her. Her mom her daughter to take care of her. Any didn’t do anything to them other than Dear Wondering: None come to is pretty healthy and has some mon- help would be appreciated. Dear Abby: My brother died earlier bring forth evidence of what they did mind. At one point or another, this ey, but she’s scared to be left alone. — Courting Trouble in Arizona this year due to an overdose. His wife and confront them. column has addressed darn near Because of this, my lady and I have and one of my sisters lived with him. I have no idea how to trust or to everything and may have offended difficulty finding private time. Dear Courting: If your lady friend They also gave him the drugs that build a relationship with them again almost everyone. We get out for short periods, but wants to have any life of her own, she caused his death. if they ever decide to come back into we’d like to go away for a weekend to- will have to stiffen her spine and deal Abby, they are treating Mom, my our lives. Any advice? To receive a collection of Abby’s most memorable — and most frequently re- gether. If we suggest it, Mom makes a with Mama. This includes not allow- husband and me like dirt. Mom had — Brokenhearted in Tampa, Fla. quested — poems and essays, send a busi- stink and gets nasty with her daugh- ing her mother’s sulking to prevent no say in the funeral at all. You would ness-sized,self-addressed envelope, plus ter. We have tried talking with her the two of you from having an occa- think that since she was the mother, Dear Brokenhearted: I’m sorry for check or money order for $3.95 ($4.50 in Canada) to: Dear Abby’s “Keepers,” P.O. Box about it, but she refuses, sulks and sional weekend together. the wife would have included her. your loss, but please recognize that 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage won’t talk for days. She should contact assisted-living They have been having parties ever when relatives are as dysfunctional as is included.) UNIVERSAL SUDOKU CRYPTOQUOTE HOROSCOPE BY HOLIDAY MATHIS ARIES (March 21-April 19). Don’t SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). In order let yourself get attached to an to fully accept yourself, you must interaction going any certain first consciously realize what it is way. This isn’t a movie, and your you’re rejecting. Certain notions happy ending does not hinge on you have about yourself are so a single interaction playing out ingrained that you won’t notice in one particular way. them until someone points them TAURUS (April 20-May 20). You’re out to you. being a bit careful about how SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). you present yourself. Just know Use good judgment in deciding that you will have to reveal a bit when to try to influence oth- about yourself if you want others ers and when to stay out of it. to let down their guard and do People indulging their prejudices the same. don’t want to be confused with GEMINI (May 21-June 21). You’ll facts. be making a pitch of some kind. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Your Don’t forget to ask for what you smile is your best accessory, and want. Once you state your inten- you’ll wear it from day into night. tion, people will either support When your mood dips, the flex- you or opt out. Either way, your ing of a few facial muscles will time will not be wasted. improve things immensely. CANCER (June 22-July 22). Class AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Other is not money, and money is not people’s belief systems maynot class. Ideally, you’ll learn and match yours, but that doesn’t grow and have plentyofboth. make them wrong. The only For now, determine which you steadfast rule is that there are GOREN BRIDGE have more of and then work on no steadfast rules. Being flexible the lacking area for a while. will serve you well. WITH OMAR SHARIF & TANNAH HIRSCH LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Beware of PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Cats the tendency to spend unneces- and terriers can smell the rats sarily now. It’s a good time to cut they can’t see, and you have PREVIOUS DAY’S SOLUTION something out for the sake of something in common with living within your means. these perceptive beasts today. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Are you State your suspicion, and it will being too hard on yourself? How be confirmed. far should you push yourself TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Sept.10). for optimal strength, health and What’s better than doing work happiness? Your tendency is to you enjoy with people you love? go too far, and today you’ll You’ll find out in the span of benefit from pulling back. four weeks. October brings a LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Marcel change in the friendship circle. Proust said that the only para- November sees you entrusted dise is paradise lost. He under- with a responsibility, as well as estimated your ability to know a with the key to someone’s heart. good thing when it’s happening. Cancer and Leo people adore You will revel in today’s slice of you. Your lucky numbers are: 30, heaven. 14, 2, 35 and 47.

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