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L A C KAWA N N A C O U N T Y County to DAFFODIL DAYS HOPE postpone SPRINGS Attorneys its audit IN AREA of Stevens plan lawsuit

Attorney Angela Stevens has come under scrutiny after vs. FNCB probe reveals double billing.

ByBy TERRIE MORGAN-BESECKER [email protected] Bank once controlled WI WILKES-BARRE -- Hoping ng to save money, Luzerne County by Louis DeNaples officials have decided to post- pone performing a forensic au- ByBy TERRIE MORGAN-BESECKER milmilliolionnloslosstosto aa dit of attorney Angela Stevens’’ [email protected] $44$44.3 milmilliolionn bills until they review a sepa- SCRANTON – A Scranton law loss.loss. rate independent audit Stevens firm has announced it intends to It wawas alalsoso commissioned of her work. fileafilea lawsuititagaiagainstFirstNational foforcrced to rere-- Controllroller WWaltealter Griffithith CommunityBank ininDunmore,al- state earningsngs sasaid he memett leglegingainga loslosss ofmorethan$50 milmil-- frofrom the firfirstst w with seseveverarall liolionn inin shasharereholholdervalueover thethe DeNaples two quarters of cocoununty ofoffifi-- paspastt foufourr yeayearsrs.. 2012010,which thethe cials TueTuesday JoseJoseph Solfanelli, an attoattorney bank initially said showed a $2$2 and they con- wit with O’MO’Mallalley & LanLangangan, saisaidd million profit. In reality it lost $6 cucurrrreed tthehe Tu Tuesdesdayay thelawsuitwill bebe basbaseded millimillion,on, Solfanelliellisaid.said. county should on allegallegations the bank, which NeitNeitherDeNaplesnor bankoffi- w waiait to seseee wasonce concontrotrollelledd byby loclocalal busbusi-i- cials could be reached for com- Stevens what Stevens’ nessmagnateLouisDeNaples,en-s,en- ment Tuesday.y. auaudidit shshowowss gaggaged in unsunsounound and unsunsafeafe SolSolfanfanellelli saisaid the lawlawsuisuit,t, before deciding to spend tens banking practices that led to sig- whi whichchwilwilll befiledin Lackawawannannaa ofthousansandsofdsof doldollarlarss onaona sesec-c- nifnificanicantt loslossesin 20020099 and2010.. CoCoununtyCourt,t, isbasedd inin papartrt onon ond audit. According to Solfanelli, federal infinformormatiation obtobtainained frofrom aa Stevens, a partner in the Py- reguregulatorlatorss forcforceded FNCBtoto restrestateate rah/Stevens law firm in King- itsearningsgs inin 20020099 frofromm anan $1$11.1.33 SeeBANK, PagPagee 10A10A ston, has come under scrutiny based on a Times Leader inves- tigatigation last month that re- vea vealed she had double billbilleded the county for work she per- Romney rips Santorum formed in representing parents whosechildrenn arein thecusto- dy of Children and Youth Ser- vices. in GOP Illinois primary Her bills totaled more than $1$144,44,000 in 2020111. A TiTimesmes It was the third straight win LeaLeadeder anaanalyslysis of the bibillslls in a big state for Romney. found many instances of appar- ent excessive billing, including Santorum not deterred. for more than 24 hours of work on at least two days. StevStevens has admitted sheshe ByBy DADAVIDESPO made billing errors, but con- andand STESTEVEVE PEOPLES ES tends the mistakes werwere anan Associated Press ovoverersigsight. She notnotifiified thethe SCHAUMBURG, Ill. — MittMitt coucounty in FeFebrubruary she hadhad Romney took a major stride to- hired Forensic Resolutions Inc. wardthe Republicanican presidential of Haddonfield, N.J., to audit nomination Tuesday night, rout- her bills and promised to pro- ingingRickSantorumm inin thethe IllIllinoiinoiss vi vide a copcopy of the rereporport toto primary for hishis AP PHOTO county officials. third-consecu- MitMittt Romneyey speaksks atat hishis Griffithsaid hespokewith anan tivetivebig-statewin elecelectionnight ralrallyly inin official at Forensic Resolutions 2012 and padding his Schaumburg,urg, Ill.,Ill., TuTuesday.. ELECTION on Tuesday, who advised him already-formida- the audit would be complete in CLARK VAN ORDEN/THE TIMES LEADER ble lead in the ReReturnturnss frofromm 61percentnt ofof IlliIlli-- a week to 10 days. merican Cancer Society volunteer Melanie Smith of Mountain Top works on race for conven-- nois’ precincts showed Romney Griffith said he is conducting A Tuesday on filling an order of daffodils for the organization’s 39th annual Daffo- tiontiondelegates.ates. gaigaininning 48 perpercent of the vote an in-house review of Stevens’ dil Days. The fundraiser began this week. Flowers will be available throughout the “Wh“Whatat aa nighnight,”t,” RoRomnemneyy exexult-ult- comparedto34percentforSanto- bills. Once he gets the Forensic week at the Wyoming Valley Mall, Wyoming Valley Health Care locations, St. John eded toto cheecheeringsupporterterss inin subsub-- rum,9 perpercentforRon PauPaull and8 Resolutions audit, he will com- the Evangelist Church in Pittston, Redner’s Warehouse Market in Pittston, Citizens urban Chicago. Looking beyond percent for a fading Newt Gin- pare its findings to information Bank locations in Wilkes-Barre, Dallas, Forty Fort and Kingston, the Cross Valley Fed- his GOP rivals, he said he had a grich. hehe has.The decidecisionto proproceed eral Credit Union, Pierce Street Deli in Kingston and others. A bunch can be pur- simsimplemessagee forPresidendentt Ba-Ba- Thatwasafarmoresubstantial with a separate audit paid for rack Obama, the man Republi- shshowowining fofor RRomomneney ththanan chased with a $10 donation or a vase and bunch for a donation of $15. For more in- cans hope to defedefeat nexnext fallfall:: SeeAUDIT,Page10A formation, call the East Central Division American Cancer Society at 570-562-9749. “Enough.h.WWe’vehad enough.”” SeeROMNEY,, PagPagee 10A10A

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lice he was just advised on POLICE BLOTTER Monday that someone stole DETAILS copper wiring from the base- PLAINS TWP.. – Police ar- ment of 11114 Regent St. about a rested Cory Loftus of Plains month ago. Council tweaks hiring LOTTERY Township on charges he • Donald Montigney told stabbed his brother with a police on Sunday that someone MIDDAYY DRAWING does not define which relatives another work session to discuss pocket knife Tuesday evening. stole a Milwaukee saw and a County panel agrees to DAILY NUMBER 7-3-5 Police said they responded are included. the code. cordless drill from his vehicle expand hiring ban to relatives BIG FOUR Th The chacharterter alsalso sasays thethe In ototheher bubusisinenessss, CoCountunty y 3-0-6-9 to 41 Rose Ave. at 6:39 p.m. for while it was parked at 33 New of judges, district judges. spouse or child of an immediate Manager Robert Lawton said he QUINTO 4-2-7-0-3 a report of a male who was Hill St. famifamilyly memberis inclincludeudedd inin thethe will will providee hishisrecommendationn TREASURE HUNT stabbed and found Kyle Loftus • Fred Klein reported Tues- of 55 Rose Ave. on the front nepotism clause. on potential county involvement 04-06-12-23-28 day golf clubs were stolen from ByBy JENNIFERLEARN-ANDES DES porch and bleeding from his Council members said further in the Hotel Sterling project in his vehicle on Hillside Street. [email protected] discussionis neededto defineim- upper leg. He told police he two weeks. NIGHTLYY DRAWING • Donna Wysocki reported LuzerneCounty Councilmem- mediate family. and his brother Cory began Lawtonon wilwilll prepresensentt aa repreportat DAILY NUMBER 8-4-7 Monday an unknown person berbersdiscussedaseda banon thehiring g The personnel code also will arguing inside his residence at the April 10 council meeting.g. BIG FOUR placed a burnt cigarette near of family members Tuesday as prohibit county managers from 3-7-6-5 55 Rose Ave. and that Cory Council Chairman Jim Bobeck QUINTO 0-9-6-6-8 the gasoline cap on her vehicle they tweaked the proposed per- being "unduly" influenced, posi- said council members shoshoulduld stabbed him with a pocket CASH FIVE causing damage to paint in the sonnel code that must be final- tively or negatively, in the hand- then reach a consensus at that knife, police said. ized in a month. ling of an employment applica- area of 60 Monroe St. meeting to resolve the matter. 01-03-11-20-34 He was taken to Wilkes- Th The polpolicy sasays no famfamily ily tion.tion. • John Spangler reported Past coucounty commississioneionersrs MEGA MILLIONS Barre General Hospital, where members of council members, The draft code says no undue Tuesday a window was starstartedateda planto spespendnd $1millionon 01-04-06-11-14 he received eight stitches for the manager or division heads inflinfluenuence shoshould come frofrom aa smashed on his work van and in county community develop-p- MEGA BALL his wound, according to police. will be hired in the future. county officer, official or employ- 3030 about $1,200 worth of power Cory fled the area but waswas Th The 111 cocouncuncil memembmbererss ee.ee. menment funding to demolislish thethe tools were stolen in the area of found a short time later walk- agragreed to add the relrelativatives of Councilman Stephen A. Urban downtown WilWilkes-Barre land- HARRISBURG – No player ing on Cleveland Street, police 244 S. Grant St. eleelectedcountyy judgjudgesand magmagis-is- said undue influence from non- mark, with the idea the county matched all five winning numbers drawn in Tuesday’s said. Police said they used a • Stephen Rosiak reported terial district judges to this pro- cocountunty elelectected offofficiicials alsalsoo wo wouldsellthe vacvacantparcelto at-at- “Pennsylvania Cash 5” game Taser to subdue Cory when he Tuesday tools were stolen from hibition list. should be banned. tempt to recoup the $1 million so the jackpot will be worth refused to comply with orders his vehicle in the area of 151511 A council majority also agreed CouCouncilncilman Tim McGinlenley y and another $6 million owed to $325,000. Hill St. the personnel code definition of said inapinappropropriapriate inflinfluenuencece thecountyby theproperty’rty’ss nonnon-- to stop. Lottery officials said 62 He was arrested and charged • Police said they charged prohibited family members must could also come from powerful profit owner, CityVest. Kareem Todd Moore, of be more comprehensive than the people who aren’t elected. Council members must decide players matched four num- with simple assault, aggravated bers and won $283.50 each Wilkes-Barre, with open lewd- wording in the county’s home The group agreed to put the whether to continue the demoli- assault, harassment and resist- and 2,925 players matched ing arrest. He was arraigned ness, false identification to lawlaw rule charter. burden on managers to reject un- tiontion,, walwalkk awaawayy orinvestt fundss toto The charter’s nepotism clause due influence from any source. stabilize the structure for possi- three numbers and won $10 before District Judge Diane enforcement, disorderly con- each. Malast, Plains Township, and duct and public drunkenness refers to immediate family but Council members plan to hold ble future preservation. remanded to county prison for when he was allegedly spotted lack of $20,000 straight bail. A urinating on a building at 141411 preliminary hearing is sched- S. Main St. at 2 a.m. Sunday.. uled for March 27 at 8:45 a.m. Police allege Moore used a NNEEWW ‘MAADD MMEENN’’ CCOOMMIINNGG TTOO TTVV NNEEAARR YYOOUU at Judge Malast’s office. false name to identify himself..

WEST PITTSTONON – A wom- WILKES-BARRE – Two an was assaulted by a man whowho brothers were arrested Monday forced his way into her resi- on charges they burglarized a OBITUARIES dence on Exeter Avenue on residence on Arch Street. Adrian,n, Romayne Monday night, police said. Jason Lenahan, 33, of Poplar Police said a 43-year-old Street, and Joseph Lenahan, Angelo,o, Charleses woman reported a man entered 37, of Andover Street, were Banach,h, Irenee her residence through a kitch- charged with burglary, criminal Cole,, Arlene en window and assaulted her. trespass, possession instru- Hernandez,z, Ruddyy She said the man stole several ments of crime and possession Jola, KeKenneth prescription medications from of drug paraphernalia. Joseph Pearson, Glenn her purse and fled. She was Lenahan was further charged Rendle, WaWadede transported to Geisinger with having prohibited offen- Wyoming Valley Medical Cen- Roth,h, Irenee sive weapons. They were jailed Schmidt,idt, Williamm ter in Plains Township. at the Luzerne County Correc-c- She described the man as tional Facility for lack of Smith,, Michaelel having a thin to medium build, $35,000 bail each. Sterling, Willardd about 5 feet, 1111 inches tall, andd Vitrone, Barbara wore a black hooded sweat- WILKES-BARRE – State shirt with no logos, a black AP PHOTO Page 8A police Bureau of Liquor Con- ctors, from left, Jon Hamm, Christina Hendricks, John Slattery and January Jones face mask that exposed his trol Enforcement said they A eyes, nose and mouth, black attend the TimesTalks event featuring the cast and creator of ‘Mad Men,’ sponsored cited Jasonelly Inc., doing by The New York Times, in New York on Tuesday. Season five of the show about advertis- jeans and black hunting boots. business as Dukey’s Café, 785 Troopers with the state po- ing executives in the 1960s begins Sunday with a two-hour premiere at 9 p.m. on AMC. N. Pennsylvania Ave., Wilkes- WHO TOTO CONTTACT lice Forensic Services Unit Barre, with furnishing alcohol processed the scene for evi- to a minor. MissedPaper...... 829-5000 dence and fingerprints, police Obituaries ...... 970-7224 said.said. DALLASS TWP.. – A man was Advertising ...... 970-7101 Anyone with information Toddler’s death Advertisinging Billing...... 970-7328 arraigned Tuesday in Wilkes- about the incident is asked to Emanski wants Classifiedd AdsAds...... 970-7130 Barre Central Court on charges Newsroom...... 970-7242 call West Pittston police at he pushed a woman to the ruled accidental 655-7780 ext. 227. ViceVice President/ExecutiveEditor ground and resisted arrest. Joe Butkiewiczicz ...... 970-72472499 Times Leader staff Michael Wilcox, 32, of Ry- probation release Asst.Managingg EditEditoror WILKES-BARRE – City SCSCRARANTNTON – The death of a 2-2- man Road, was charged with Anne Woelfel...... 970-720-723232 police reported the following: ye year-oar-old boy who fell from the fiftfifth-h- Times Leader Staff attorney, Carl Poveromo, simple assault, resisting arrest Sports EditorEditor • Nicole Genella, ofofa, 135 S. floor window of a Scranton high-risese SCRANTON – A busi- filefiled a motion Monday y John Medeiros...... 970-71437143 Welles St., told police someone and harassment. He was jailed aparapartmetment builbuilding on Monday hashas nesnessmasman who plepleadeadedd seeseeking to discdiscontinueue at the Luzerne County Correc-c- EditEditorialPageEditor shot a hole in a window on her been ruled an accident. guiguilty to a corcorrupruptiotionn the supervised release so Mark Jones...... 970-7305-7305 tional Facility for lack of $5,000 residence sometime between Lackawanna County Coroner TimTim charge is seeking early re- that Emanski can expand Featureses EditorEditor midnight and 7 a.m. Sunday. bail.bail. RowRowland said an autopsy performedd leaslease from probation soso another busibusiness, R&J Sandra Snyder...... 970-7383 • Someone entered a vehicle Kelly Cavanaugh told police Tuesday by Dr. Gary Ross concluded he can expand a new busi- Enterprises, which hauls DireDirectorctor,, InteInteractractiveand NewMedia owned by General Roofing Wilcox pushed her on the the boy died as result of multiple trau- ness that provides water water for the gas indus- Nick DeLorDeLorenzo ...... 970-71527152 Systems Inc. while it was ground twice and locked her matic injinjurieuries resresultulting frofrom a fallfall.. hauling services to thethe try.try. PhotoPhoto EditorEditor The manner of death was accidental, natural gas industry. In his motion, Povero- Clark Van Orden...... 970-710-717575 parked atatd 13 Dauphin Lane out of the house with her 7- RowRowland said.said. Richard Emanski, own- mo notes Emanski has re- between 3 p.m. Friday and 7 year-old son inside. CommunityNews ...... 970-7245 ScraScranton polipolice repreporteorted on Mon- er of King Glass and Paint inteintegratgrated himself intointo a.m. Monday and stole several Police said Wilcox refused to E-MAIL day that Brian Kochis fell more than in Swoyersville, pleaded the community and is at a tools, police said. talk to officers about the dis-dis- News tips: [email protected] 60 feet from an open window of his guilty in 2010 to supply- lolow risrisk to re-ore-offeffend.nd. Communityity News:[email protected] turbance. Officers kicked open • Benjamin Artache, 22, of gregreat-at-gragrandfandfathether’r’s aparapartmetment atat ing free carpetinting to aa Freeing Emanski from su- a door and stunned Wilcox Apollo Circle, Nanticoke, was W Washington WWest, a building owned Wilkes-Barre Area school pervised release would al- with a Taser when he refused to be cited with harassment by the Scranton Housing Authority, at didirerectctor whwho hehelplpeded low him to tratravel more after he allegedly pulled up in aain orders to stop walking away, about 10:40 a.m. Emansknski obtobtain a concon-- freely and expand his wa- vehicle to Diana Avila, of Carey according to the criminal com- Charles Williams, the boy’s grandfa- tract with the district. ter trucking business in Avenue, Wilkes-Barre, in the plaint. ther, told police the boy raced to the Emanski, of Harveyseys other states. BUILDING area of 610 Carey Ave. on A preliminary hearing is window in the next room ahead of Lake, was sentenced inin A judge will take the TRUST March14 and yelled obscen-n- scheduled on March 28 before him to look outside and Williams saw June 2010 to five months motion under considera- ities at her, police said. District Judge James Tupper in the boy was falling befbefore he coulcouldd in prison and two years of tion and issue a ruling at a • Andrew Trevino told po- Kingston Township. reach him, police said. supervised relrelease. HisHis later date. The Times Leader strives to correct errors, clarify stories and update them promptly. Corrections will appear in this spot. If you have information Dymond Elementary parents press Wyoming Area board on possible closing decision to help us correct an inaccu- racy or cover an issue more By JANINE UNGVARSKY tary in Falls or JF Kennedy Ele- ents’ group, and we want you to when she thinks about how the rerelllla to comcommement thathat momoveve thoroughly, call the newsroom Times Leader Correspondent mentaryin ExetExeter.As requiredby keep the children’s best interests situationon could affect them. would“bankrupt thethe district.”” at 829-7242. EXETER -- Two days before a thestate,, thedistrictct scheschedulduleded aa inmind,”saidparentJohnBonin. Solicitor Jarrett Ferentino as- Meanwhile, taxpayers without public hearing on the possibility public hearing on the options for The board repeatedly stated sursuredparentss thetherewill beample childreninoneoftheschoolsthat ofschoolclosingsintheWyoming 5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Sec- that no decision will be made for opportunity for input before any could close urged the board to AreArea School DisDistrictrict, parparentsents ondaryCenter. 9090 daydayss afteafterr thehearing.g. decdecisioision is made, whiwhile Boardd maintainfiscal responsibilityty andand from one school that could be af- But a number of Dymond par- “W“Wecan loolookk youinthe eyeand President FraFrank Cassarella saidsaid keep the interests of the entire +(ISSN No. 0896-4084) fected besieged the school board entsents attendedTuesday’sregularly say no decision has been made,” that while the board wants what distdistrictin mind.. USPS 499-710 withquestionsrelatedto theclos- scheduled board work sessionn said board member Estelle Cam- is best for the children, that in- All taxptaxpayeayers wewere urgurged toto ing.ing. raisingg concernsthat theirschool penni. cludcludeses kekeepinepingg anan eyeon thebot- bring their concerns to the hear- Issue No. 2012-081 In response to a budget short- isbeing unfairlyytargetedand thatthat Board member Elizabeth Gob- tomtom line.line. ing. Ferentino said all informa- Newsroom 829-7242 fall, the district began consider- the quality of education will suf- er-Mangan said she has grand-- ParParentsstatedd theywouldd con-con- tionsubmitmittedaspart ofthehear- [email protected] Circulation ing the possibility of closing ei- fer.fer. childrenwhoattendDymondEle- sider the possibility of starting a ing process would be considered Jim McCabe – 829-5000 ther Sarah J. Dymond Elemen- “We want to be heard as a par- mentary and she “doesn’t sleep” charterschool, promptingg Cassa- befobeforeany decdecisioisionn isis made.. [email protected] Published daily by:

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I I N B R I E FF CORRUPTION CASE He was director of Penseco Financial Services Corp. and subsidiaryary Mellow quits bank director post

ByBy ANDANDREREWW M.SEDER 15.15. human resources, Mike Kilroy, The Penn Security [email protected] Last weweekek said the bank had no comment Bank and Trust Build- Former state Sen. Robert J. MelMellowlow, thethe otheotherr thanwhatwasin thepub- ing at 150 N. Washing-- Mellow has resigned from his former Dem- lic filing. ton Ave. in downtown DON CAREY/THE TIMES LEADER positionssasasdirectorr ofofPensecoco ocratic leader HeHe decdeclinelinedd toto saywhat MelMel-- Scranton. According The campaign field office of Matthew FinancialialServicesCorp. andand itsits of ththe ststateate lowwas paidin 2012011,but notnoteded to a Securities and Cartwright on Public Square. subsidiary,Penn Security Bank Senate, his2010earningssfromthe bank Exchange Commis- sion filing, former WILKES-BARRE and Trust Co., according to a Mellow signed paper- arepublicc rerecorcordd witwithh theSecu- Securities and Exchange Com- wo work agragree-ee- rities and Exchange Commis- state Sen. Robert Mellow has resigned mission filifiling made publpublicic ingto pleapleadd guiguiltyto twofeder-- siosion. The mosmost recrecent proproxy xy Cartwright office will open from a position as Tuesday. al corruption charges. He has shows that Mellow was paid director with the areaarea The Wilkes-Barre campaign field Mellow, 70, of Peckville, had not formally ententereered sucsuch aa $30,750 in 2010. bank. office of Matthew Cartwright, a Demo- serservedon theboardof PenPensecsecoo plea.plea. MelMellowstillsits onon theboard cratic candidate for the U.S. House sinsincethe banbankk mermergedwithOld Craig W. Best, president and of Blue Cross of Northeastern representing the state’s17th District, Forge Bank in 2009. The resig- chiefexecutiveofficer ofof Pense-- Pennsylvania, based in Wilkes- has opened. Located at 15 Public nation, according to the form co, was not available on Tues- Square, the campaign will hold an 8-K filing, was effective March day, but the bank’s director of See MELLOW, Page 4A RICH HOWELLS / FOR THE TIMES LEADER official grand opening Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. with refreshments and a speech by Cartwright, a Moosic lawyer trying to unseat incumbent Democrat Tim CLEARY FOUNDATION EVENT Holden, of St. Clair. Suit pending UNION TWP. Bridge gets weight limits in alleged There will be a 10-ton weight limit restriction on the Belles Hill Road Bridge in Union Township starting today. The bridge will be closed period- assaults by ically from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. for the next several months for repairs. Motorists should anticipate delays. mother, son SCRANTON Richards begins jail time Dawn Simyan was allegedly poisoned by Helen Galli and then assaulted by A federal judge has ordered former Luzerne County human resources Victor Galli, prosecutors say. director Doug Richards to begin serv- ing his 15-month prison sentence on a corruption charge ByBy SHEENANA DELAZIOZIO effective April 25. [email protected] Richards, of Wilkes- WILKES-BARRE–Awomanwhopros- Barre, pleaded guilty ecutors say was poisoned by an elderly in 2010 to accepting a woman and later assaulted by that wom- kickback from a com- an’an’sssonfiledcourt papersthis weeweekkthata pany he had helped lawsuit will be filed against the mother obtain a county con- andson. Richards tract. He was sen- Dawn Simyan, 41, filed a writ of sum- tenced in December monsthroughherattor- 2010, but had remained free on bail ney,MichaelBlazick,in- pending an appeal of the sentence to dicating a lawsuit will the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. be filed against HelHelenen andVictorGalli. WILKES-BARRE DON CAREY/THE TIMES LEADER Blazick said Tuesday day Iraqi war veteran Bryan Anderson speaks at Misericordia University in support of the Cleary Foundation on Tuesday he could not comment McAuley Run at Kirby Park evening. ononthependinglawsuit.t. Courtpapersindicate The public is invited to participate in Helen Galli Simyan is suing based the “Make A Break For McAuley 5K Run” Saturday at Kirby Park. on criminal actions arising from alleged Hosted by Junior Leadership Wilkes- assaults on her. The suit will ask that Si- Barre, the run is open to participants of of ts myanbe awaawardedmonetaryry damagesges.. Tale of true spirit Accordingto courcourtt papers,s,HeleHelenn Galli,, all ages. The pre-registration cost is $15 for students and $20 for adults; the 80,of WWyoming,waschargedwithpoison- cost for anyone who shows up to the ing Simyan, her son Victor’s former girl- race unregistered will be an additional Veteran talks of recovery after injury friend,d, ininMarchh 2012010.0. $5. Pre-registered runners will be guar- HeleHelenn GallGalli,i,schescheduleduledd toto stanstandd trialon anteed a shirt in their size, which is ByBy EILEEILEENEN GODIN N dodowitwithh hislife. Sitting around a TV on that day the relatedchargesin October,,allegedlylaced Times Leader Correspondent included in the cost. The rain/snow The event at MU on Tuesday was to U.S. was attacked, waiting to leave for juice with antifreeze that Simyan ingest- date is March 31. DALLASTWP.–Behindthehumorin- supportthe 1s1stt Lt.MichaelClearyy FouFoun-n- training,everyonein theroom wasquiet, ed.ed. Applications will be provided the day fused in Bryan Anderson’s story lies a dationto continuetoprovideservicesfor AnAndedersrsonsaid.He spospokeofkeof ththee momoodof Simyansufferedethyleneglycolpoison- of the race. Or pre-register online at truetaleof perpersevseveraeranceand detdetermina-na- veterans and their families. Cleary, for- hishisfellowenlistees.. ingthat ledto acutekidneyfailure,e,policee makeabreakformcauley.webs.com. tionthat hehe sharshareded TuTuesdesdayay nighnightt atat Mi-Mi- mermerlyly ofof DallDallas,as,waskilledin Decembemberr “We were in agreement, ‘This really said. She was hospitalized for sevseveraerall A donation of common household sericordia University. 2005 during combat in Operation Iraqi sucksucksswhawhatthappeneeneddtoour countrytry,,butbut days. items for the McAuley Center will be Anderson, an Army veteran of Iraq, Freedom. at least we are part of the group to do Prosecutors allege Galli poisoned the appreciated. loslostt botbothh hihiss lelegsandhis leleftft hanhandd whwhenen Illinois native Anderson told a large somsomethiethingabout it,’”it,’” hesaid. woman because she did not want her to an improvised explosive device, or IED, crocrowd in the Lemmond AudAuditoritoriumium Anderson told how the camaraderie comebetweenenherand herson, VicVictortor.. LUZERNE COUNTY bleblewwupuptheHumveeehewas tratravelvelingin. aboutt hishis milmilitaritaryy expexperieerience,including ing wavered briefly until his unit entered In FeFebrubruaryary, ViVictoctor GalGalli, 54, wawass After a lengthy recovery, Anderson be- leaving for basic training on Sept. 11,, charged in Wyoming County on allega- ATVs banned on levee ganto piecpiecee togtogethetherer whawhatt hehe wanwantedto 2001. See VETERAN, Page 4A tiontionss hehe assaassaulteultedd Simyan.an. Simyantoldstatetroopersshewaswith Luzerne County officials have issued GallGallii andhis brobrotherther,, FrFrank,at aa Loveltonlton a reminder that ATVs are prohibited on barwhenn thetrioleftt andreturnurnedtoedto ViVic-c- the Wyoming Valley Levee. tortor Galli’ss ForkForkstonstonhome. Authority Executive Pittston Area School Board adopts new hiring policy Simyanan toldpolicean argargumentt begbegan,an, Director Jim Brozena thethenn ViVictoctorr GalGallili hither heheadad thrthreetimes said grass is needed By B. GARRETET ROGROGAN AN cy, a selection commit- round of interviews. offoff aa bathroomdoor. on the levee to pre- WHAT’S NEXT The policy also Times Leader teetee,, composeosedd ofboard The directors would “You are going to put my mom in jail,” vent erosion, and Correspondent memembmberers and ototheherr ultimately vote to hire The school board next VictorGalli allegedlytoldSimyan,accord- ATVs tear up the turf. refrains from HUGHESHESVILVILLE ---- disdistrictrict offiofficialcials, wilwilll wh whomomevever thethey bebe-- meets Tuesday, AprilApril 1717,, ingto courcourtt papers.“Is.“I don’don’tt thinthinkkso.Iso.I willwill Damage increases the at 7 p.m. giving any T The PiPittttstston ArAreaea narrow slates of candi- lieved to be the most killyou dead.”.” county’s maintenance School Board unani-i- datestoalistoffive.Af- talented from the pool VicVictor Galli then grabgrabbed Simyan’an’ss costs, he said. preferential Brozena mously adopted a new ter an interview proc- established by the se- encence, collcollege gragrade-de- throthroat, according to the criminal com- Brozena advises treatment to professionalhiring pol-pol- ess, including a class- lection committee. poipoint aveaveragrage, stastate-te- plaint. area residents to report violators to 911. residents of the icy dudurinring TTueuesdsday ay room setting presenta- DurDuring ththe intinter-er- mandated Praxis test PolPolicesaid theyspokeetoVictorGallire- The state Fish and Boat Commission night’s regular month- tiotion, ththe lilist wiwill bebe view process, teacher scores and the knowl- gargardingthe alleallegatigations,which hehe denidenied.ed. and police have authority to fine vio- Pittston Area ly meeting. furfurthether cut dodown toto cacandndididatates wiwill bebe HeisHeis schescheduleduleddtoappearat aaprepreliminary ary lators, he said. 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DURYEA – New recycling containers will arrive in about four weeks and will be distrib- Actions to save more than $40,000 OK’d uted at that time. Ordering of the containers ByBy SARSARAHHITE code to include a proposed com- WHAT’S NEXT anand incincrereaseased prpropeoperty andand The board also voted to autho- was delayed by the September [email protected] bination of the township tax col-col- earned income taxes slightly to rize the towtownshnship manageger toto flood and the expenses in- KIKINGNGSTSTON TWTWPP. – ThThee lectlector and assassistaistant manageger,r, The next Board of Supervisors generate extra funds. seek requests for proposals for curred by the borough for meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. April 1111 board of supervisors approved whi whichch wilwilll befilledby inteinterimas- at the municipal building. Board member Frank Natitus lawn maintenance services for flood debris removal. Reim- two administrative actions at aa sistant manager and current tax sasaid ththe boboarard lolookoked inintoto condemnedd oror vacantproperties.ties. bursement funding was re- spespecial meemeetinting TuTuesdesday thatthat collector Karen Rose upon the changing the township adminis-- The board approved a natural ceived by the Federal Emer- wil will savsave taxptaxpayeayers mormore thanthan completion of her training. tration after assistant managerr gas sales agragreemeement with UGI gency Management Agency. $40,000. ChairmanJamesReinoJr.said crunching budget meetings, Re-Re- Robertrt HivishJr. resigneded earlierr Energy Services Inc. with a new The borough received a The board voted to outsource the actions will save the town- ino said many of the township’s thithis month. He said the board rate. Reino abstained from thethe recycling performance grant payroll duties to Diversified Pay- ship about $40,676 this year. He capital projects, including road wouldn’t have made the changes vote, as he is employed by UGI. in October for $24,147, re- roll in the amount of $2,138 per said it’s too early to tell how this paving, were cut as a result of otherwise. AlsoAlso, a towtownshnship EasEaster egg egg flecting the1,485 tons of year. will affect the current operating financial hardship. “Now we can try and strike a hunhuntt wiwillbellbe heheldatldat 1p.m.Aprill 77 residential and commercial Theboardalso approveovedd aa mo-mo- budget. Theboardeven votvoteded lastyear different situation, and it’ll work at the towtownshinship recrecreareationtionalal materials recycled in 2009. tionto ameamendnd theadministrstrativativee AftAfter laslast yeyear’ar’s nunumbember-r- to enaenact the local services taxtax itself out,” he said. field. The street department will begin collecting yard waste on March 30 and will continue LAKE TOWNSHIP until the fall. Grass must be BIKESS ANDD WALKSS GROUPP MAKESS PLANSS placed in a container, no plas- tic bags. Leaves can be placed in plastic bags, not tied. Supervisors discuss Branches must be cut in four- foot sections and bundled. Branches can be no larger need for drain system than two inches in diameter. EXETER – Yard waste ByBy EILEEILEENEN GODIN N orordindinanance ststateates a prpropeoperty rty collection will begin on Times Leader Correspondent should not have more than two March 29. LAKE TWP. – ProProbleblems of of unregistered vehicles at a time. Yard waste should be wa water runoff and junk cars on When asked the number of ve- placed curbside by 6 a.m. two two diffdiffererent propropertperties havhavee hicles on the property, Salansky Residents are encouraged to motivated township supervisors said there are more than twotwo use a mulching mower blade to seek out solutions. and it is unsightly.. and mulch grass weekly, leav- Last weeweek, the supsuperviervisorsorss AlAlsoso, ththe tatax colcollelectoctor an-an- ing it on the lawn. More about were notified about storm water nounounced the 2012012 county andand “don’t-bag-it mowing” will be runoff crocrossissing county ownowneded municipal taxes will be issued available April 23 at the Bor- Main Road and flooflood-d- and mailed on SatuSatur-r- ough Building. ing a resident’s proper- WHAT’S dayday. Any residents not AMANDA HRYCYNA/FOR THE TIMES LEADER Yard waste is to be placed ty and homhome, as wewellll NEXT receiving their tax bills he Luzerne County Bikes and Walks advocacy group held a planning meeting Tues- in an open container. Any as flowing into Maple The next town- should contact the tax TTday night at Barnes & Noble in Wilkes-Barre. The group is dedicated to making Lu- placed in plastic bags will be Grove Cemetery. ship meeting will collector immediatelytely.. zerne County safer for bike riders and walkers. It will have a public meeting at 7 p.m. refused. Containers are not to In In an efeffofort to rere-- be at 7 p.m. April All residents 18 and ol- March 27 at the Wyoming Valley Art League’s office in Wilkes-Barre. Pictured are group weigh over 30 pounds. Use as sosolvlve ththe isissusue, aa 11in the munici-- deder shshoulould rerececeivive aa many containers as necessary memeetetining hahas bebeenen pal building. personal per capita tax members, clockwise from left: Justin Ash, Shavertown; Carol Hussan, Wilkes-Barre; Mi- and separate full garbage cans scheduled for April 11, bill.bill. chele Schasberger, Kingston; Rich Adams, Swoyersville; and Tom Jones, Kingston. of grass clippings into two with state Rep. Karen Office hours duriduring ng half-full containers. Boback, R-HR-Harvearveys LakLake, thethe the rebate period will be 4:30 to Yard waste consists only of izeizedd hewas fighfightingfor thethem.m. liflifee agagainain.. Hereceiveivedd aa calcalll frfromom county engineer and other offi- 6:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thurs-s- the following materials: AndAnderserson also talktalked aboutt Esquire magazine for a story and cials to determine the best solu- day; and from 10 a.m. to noon shrubbery or grass clippings VETERAN whathecouldrememberoftheex- thingsbegan rollingfrom there. tion for the problem, Supervisor April 14 and May 12 and 19. and tree limbs. Tree limbs are plosion during his second tour of Today, he is the spokesman for Amy SalaSalansknsky saidsaid.“Th.“The areareaa If mailing in payments and a not to exceed 3 feet in length ContContinuedfrom Page3A duty that claimed his leglegs andand Quantum Rehab, a dividivisiosion of of will need some sort of drainage receipt is requested, residents oror 1/2-inch diameter. Limbs Iraq.Iraq. arm.arm. PridPridee MobilityCorp.,and hadhad ap-ap- system. It is a low spot.” musmust inclinclude both portportions of should be bundled, tied and In In ototheher bubusisinenessss, MaMarkrk the bill witwith a selself-adf-addredressessed,d, “You could not see beyond the “I never felt like I was going to pearpeareded inin TV’TV’ss “CSI“CSI:: NY”and “A“Allll placed in an open container. vehicle in front of you. But they die,” he said. “I could not under- MyChildren”andthe movie“The McNealis, township attorney,y, stamped envenveloelope. Paymententss Rocks, stones, dirt and were greeted by women and chil- stand why they were so freaked Wrestler.” He also has written a was authorized to send a regis- can be dropped off at the mu- animal waste are not accept- dredren linilining the strstreet crying,g, out.ThenI looklookeddown.” book,“No TurTurningningBack.” teterered leletttter to the prpropoperterty y nicinicipal buibuildinlding whewhen the tax able forms of yard waste. Any thankful.” While spending 13 months in DesDespitpitee thelosss ofof hislegs,An- owners of 171 Maple Tree Road offioffice is closclosed. A secsecure mail yard waste containing unac- Thiswasa momentthat AndAnder-er- Walter Reed Medical Center, An- dersonenjoyssnowboarding,rock regarding several junk cars on slot has been installed for con- ceptable materials will not be son said his life changed; he real- dersonwaseagertostartlivinghis climclimbingandmany otheotherr sporsports.ts. the property. venience. For information, call collected. SalaSalansknsky said the towtownshinshipp 639-3066.

hiring of any employee who was rerelatelatedd toto anyschooll boaboardmem- POLICY ber or commississionioned offiofficercer,, such as a superintendent. It de- ContContinuedfrom PagPagee 3A3A finefinedd famifamilyly asany parparent,grand-- edgethe exhibittregardingthe po-po- parent, sibling, son, daughter, sition for which they are apply- stestepp andfosterchild,auntandun- ing.ing. cle, in-law, or first cousin. This policy would allow for a On TuTuesday, board member relative of a school board mem- John Donahue spoke out against ber to be hired as a teacher so thepolicy,statingitngit wouwouldpoten- longas therelatedboard member tialtially preprecludclude a larlarge pool of of abstained from voting. The poli- qualified individuals from find- cy also refrains from giving any ing work within the district. preferential treatment to resi-resi- Board member Joseph Kelly dents of the school district. took issue with the inclusion of After the meeting, Assistantant fosfoster chilchildredren, poinpointing outout Superintendent John Lussi said those individuals were hardly at the nepotism provisions of thethe fault for their family situations new policy mirrored state guide- andfosterr parparententss werweree ofteoftenn tak-tak- lines, and he noted the new pol- ingthosechildredrenn frofromm verychal- icyis veverysimilalarr toonethatwas lenging situations. briefly in place during 2011. Whenn thematterwas votvotedon, Beforevotingto adoptt thenew fosfoster chilchildredren wewere reremovmoveded professional hiring policy, thethe from the list of relatives preclud- boarboard narrnarrowlowly votvoted dowdown aa ed.The proproposedd polipolicycy wasalso proproposposed, sepseparaarate antianti-ne-nepo-po- extended to include all full-time tism policy that would have ap- and part-time employees before plied to all employees, not just the vote occurred. teachers. Despite the compromises and The anti-nepotism policy had disdiscusscussionion, the antianti-nep-nepotisotismm beebeenn discdiscussusseded reprepeateatedlyby thethe policy failed 5-4. Board members boboarard ovover ththe laslast seseveverarall RichardGorzkowski,ski, Robertrt Lin-Lin- months. If passpassed, any subsubse-se- skey, Charles Sciandra and Mari- quequentnt hirihiringng polpolicypassedwouldd lyn Starna voted in favor, while have had to incorporate it as one DonDonahue, KeKellylly, Bruce KniKnick,ck, of its central tenants. Ross Latona and Anthony Guari- It would have prevented the glia voted against.

JUDGE BOWS OUT MELLOW Assigned to hear former state Sen. Robert Mellow’s case, U.S. ContContinuedfrom PagPagee 3A3A District Judge A. Richard Caputo, has recused himself from presid- BarrBarre.Likethebankboardseat,, itit ing over the proceedings. Caputo’s is a paid position. order, issued Tuesday, states only AnAnththonony MaMatrtrisiscicianano, aa that Caputo “finds it necessary” to spokesmesman witwith the healhealth in-in- recuse himself and does not cite the specific reason why. surer, said nothing has changed reregagardrdining MeMellllowow’’s stastatustus,, though the matter has “been re- with a scheme federal prosecu-- ferred to the board.” tors say cost the Senate as much Mellow was charged last week as $120,000. He faces up to five by federal authorities with ille- ye yeararss inprisonand aa finfinee ofup toto gally using Senate staff to per- $250,000. form political campaign and fun- Mellow retired in Novemberer draising work on state time. 2010, after 40 years in the Senate U.S. Attorney Peter J. Smith serving the 22nd District, which dd MelMellowhas eedto include allall ofofLackawannaCoun- K

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Villagers near where slayings Bales, who is accused in the March 11 Ghulam Rasool, a killings of the 16 civilians, has said thatthat tribal elder from occurred sure the action was his client was upset because a buddy Panjwai district of payback for nearby assault on GIs. had lost a leg in an explosion on March Kandahar province, 9.9. gestures Friday It’It’ss uncunclearif thebombingcitedby at-at- during a meeting By By MIRMIRWAWAISIS KHAN torntorney JohJohn HenHenry BroBrowne was thethe with Afghan Presi- andand DEBDEB RIECRIECHMANN N samsamee asas theone desdescricribedby thevillag-- dent Hamid Karzai, Associated Press ers that prompted the alleged threats. unseen, at the presi- dential palace in KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — Resi- After a meeting at a military prison in FortLeavenworth,Kansas, Brownene saidsaid Kabul, Afghanistan. dendentsoftsof anAfghanvillagenearwherean BaleBaless toldhima roaroadsiddsidee bombombb blebleww off off AP PHOTO Americarican solsoldiedier is allealleged to havhavee ththee lelegg ofoneof hihiss frfrieiendndss twtwoo dadaysbe- Game On! killed16 civilianss areconvincedthat thethe fore the shootings occurred. James Carr and Mike McAlexander slayings were in retaliation for a road- AA spospokekesmasmann forthe U.U.S.S. milmilitaritaryy de-de- practice some roller hockey on a bas- side bomb attack on U.S. forces in the clined to give any information on the AP PHOTO ketball court at Loriella Park in Spot- same area a few days earlier. bombombing or eveeven conconfirfirm that it oc-oc- sylvania county, Va., on the first day of In accounts to The Associated Press curred, citing the investigation of the man for U.S. forces in Afghanistan, said Mokhoyhoyanisanis aboabout500 yaryardseast ofthe spring Tuesday.. andto AfgAfghangovernmenmentnt offofficiicials,the shootings.He alsodeclinedto commentent Tuesday. base. residents allege that U.S. troops lined onon thetheallegationthat U.S.troopsthreat- Bales, 38, is suspected of leaving a The shootings have further strained up men from the village of Mokhoyan ened retaliation. U.S. base in Panjwai district of Kanda- ties between the U.S. government and HARRISBURG against a wall after the bombing on ei- “Theshootingincidentnt asas wewellll asas any any har province, entering homes and gun- President Hamid Karzai, who has ac-ac- ther March 7 or 8, and told them they pospossibisibilitilitiesthat ledup toittoit ormightbe ning down nine children, four men and cused the U.S. military of not cooperat- Sandusky wins info fight would pay a price for the attack. associated with it will be investigated,” three women before dawn on Marchch 1111 ingwitha deldelegaegatiotionn heappointedtoin- ennsylvania prosecutors were or- ThelawyerforArmyStaffSgt.Robertrt Lt. Col. Jimmie Cummings, a spokes- in the villages of Balandi and Alkozai. vestigate the killings. PPdered Tuesday to turn over to Jerry Sandusky’s lawyer the phone numbers and addresses of those who have ac- cused the former Penn State assistant Strong quake in Mexico football coach of sexually abusing them as children. That includes their phone Deadly numbers and addresses back when the crimes are alleged to have occurred. It was a pretrial win for Sandusky’s lawyer Joe Amendola, who argued in a gas likely filing late last week that it would be very difficult for defense investigators to locate and try to interview them without first getting contact informa- killed 3 in tion from prosecutors. The order by Judge John Cleland could also lead to the prosecution turning over any psychological eval- area cabin uations performed on the accusers, but the attorney general’s office was given another week to try to persuade him New tests conducted in wake they are protected by legal privilege of AP story about cousins’ and not subject to disclosure. deaths at Forkston cabin. BAGHDAD

46 killed ahead of summit ByBy MARKSCOLFOROO Associated Press Insurgents plotting to derail next week’s Arab League meeting in Bagh- FORKSTON — State police dad unleashed bloody attacks across say they now believe that car- Iraq on Tuesday, killing 46 people. The bon monoxide poisoning likely government vowed not to be scared off kilkilled thrthree coucousinsins insinside aa from hosting the summit — the first in moumountaintain cabcabin in 2006 after the country in a generation and a new tests wewere conconducducted inin chance to prove it is moving toward the wake of a story by The As- normalcy after years of war. sociated Press that raised ques- Bombs struck Shiite pilgrims in the tions about suspicions it might holy city of Karbala, set cars on fire in have been a triple homicide. Kirkuk and targeted security forces and government officials in Baghdad and The AP sto- surrounding cities. Iraqis out shopping AP PHOTO ry ran in early David Grasch’s or eating at restaurants fell victim: A woman comforts crying children outside a school in the Roma neighborhood after they were evacuated November father, Al, More than 200 people were wounded 2012011, severalal Tuesday during the earthquake that was felt in Mexico City. A strong 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit central and said he in fewer than six hours. southern Mexico on Tuesday, damaging about 800 homes near the epicenter. It was one of the strongest to dadays bebefoforere The attacks were not entirely un- the fiffifth annianni-- planned to shake Mexico since the deadly 1985 temblor that killed thousands in Mexico City.. expected: officials have warned for v veerrssarary oof f visit his son’son’ss weeks that al-Qaida and Sunni sympa- thetheir deadeaths,ths, grave, feeling thizers would try to thwart the League anand hehelplpeded summit by sowing fear about Bagh- prpromompt a rere-- he could now dad’s stability. newnewed effeffortort rest in peace. WASHINGTON to look for an- Grand jury to probe teen’s death sswweerrs ttoo Juvie sentence cases OK’d doudoubts aboaboutut hospital test results and other The Supreme Court appeared ready Neighborhood watch volunteer shot partment one week ago T Trayrayvon, 17, on sussuspenpensiosion frofromm issues in the initial investiga-ga- Tuesday to say anew that young people todtodayay...I...I wilwilll alsalsoo beuti- school, was staying at his father’s girl- tion.tion. who commit even the most brutal unarmed teenager who was walking lizing the investigativee friend’shousewhenhewalkedtoastoreto Investigators measured lethal crimes should not be punished as home from store at night. harshly as adults, taking up a pair of resources of the Semi- buycandyandiced teatea.. levels of the gas during a pair of cases in which14-year-olds convicted of noleCounty GrandJury George Zimmerman, 28, a neighbor-r- re-enactments performed at the murder are serving life sentences with which will be called to hoohoodd watwatchvolunteercalledd polpoliceto say say Forkston Mountain cabin using no chance of parole. McClatchy Newspapers sessessiosion on TTuesuesdayday,, he had spospottetted somsomeoneone who loolookekedd the samsame gasgasolinoline gengeneraeratortor The latest in a line of cases asks MIAMI — A grand jury will look into Zimmerman April10,2012.” drugged and appeared to be looking at and portable space heaters that whether young teenagers facing the the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, Wolfolfinginger’er’s statstate-e-people’s houses. Zimmerman soundedd had been in place at the time. rest of their lives in prison deserve the Seminole County State Attorney Norm menmentt folfollowloweded aa decdecisiisionon lateMondayy by by alarmed because the stranger had hishis The first re-enactment was per- possibility of a second chance. In re- Wolfingersaid Tuesday.. the U.S. Department of Justice’e’s Civil handinhiswaistbandandheldsomething formed in November, and a sec- cent years, the court has ruled out the “I share in the desire of the family and RightsDivisionand theFBI toinvestigate inhis otheotherr hanhand.d. ond one last weeweek conconfirmfirmeded death penalty for juveniles and life the community to accurately collect and thekilling ofthe MiamiGardensteenagerer The unarmed teen was carrying Skit- the results regarding the deaths without parole for young people whose evaluateallthefactssurroundingthetrag- byby aa neighborhoodwatchvolunteer.. tlesanda canof ArizArizonaicedtea. of David Grasch, Tony DiMarti- crimes did not involve killing. ic death of Trayvon Martin,” said Wolfin- That announcement coincided with a ZimmermansaidTrayvonattackedhim no and Pat Mahoney. Roughly 2,300 people are behind bars for life with no chance of winning gerinastatementreleasedTuesdaymorn- statementfromGov.RickScottaskingthe from behind as he walked back to his David’s father, Al Grasch, said their freedom for crimes they commit- ing. “That is why I directed the expedi- FloridaDepartmentof LawLaw Enforcementnt truck, police said. He said he fired the he plaplannenned to visvisit his son’ss ted before theirtheir 18th birthday. Seventy- tious review of the investigation which to offer “approp riate resources” in thethe handgunhe waslicensedto carrybecause grave, feeling he could now rest nine of them are in prison for crimes was delivered by the Sanford Police De- case. hefearedd forhislife. in peace. that took place when they were14 or younger. WASHINGTON Victims shot in head, French prosecutor says Russia’s Syria move noted The Obama administration seized The Associated Press inin TToulooulouseuse,, thrthreeofeeof themchil-- mined in his actions, an armed Tuesday on Russia’s endorsement of PAPARIS— Allsevenn vicvictimtimsof sof dren;shootingdeadtwo FreFrenchnch indiindividuvidual who actacts alwalwaysays Kofi Annan’s mediation efforts in Syria a shooter in France were killed parparatratroopoopers and seriseriousously ly with the same modus operan- as a positive step toward international wit withh bullbulletsto thehead,shotat woundinging anotherThursday inin di,” Molins said, “in cold blood unity, even if the decision fails to re- such close range that the gun- Montauban;ban; andand shootingg dead ... with premeditated actions.” solve a fundamental disagreement fire burned the skin, a prosecu- another paratrooper in TTou-ou- He added the crimes appear between the Kremlin and the West. tor said Tuesday. louse on March 1111. All three at- to be premeditated due to the After blocking two previous United killer’s “choices of victims and FrFrencenchh polpolicescoureded there- tactackswerecarriedout byabya manman Nations resolutions critical of Syria, the choices of his targets” — Russia’s foreign minister declared his gion by the hundreds, hunting on a motorcycle wearing a hel- the army, the foreign origin of government’s readiness to support a foran expexpertgunmann whomay met and carrying a Colt 45, the victims or their religion. new U.N. effort to force President Bash- have neo-Nazi ties or grudges ProsProsecutor Francois Molins All the victims at the school ar Assad’s regime to halt its bloody against minorities. said, adding other clues to the were duel FreFrench-Israeli citi-citi- crackdown. Sergey Lavrov added that The gunman is suspected of killer’s identify were scarce. zenszens andand thethe paratrooperss werweree AP PHOTO an accord should be reached among thrthree deadeadly attaattackscks: kilkilling ling “We are confronted with an of North African or FreFrench Ca- Residents of Toulouse, France, gathered in front of city hall on “all the Syrians, the government and all foufourr Mondayat aa JewJewishschooll indindividividual extextremremely detdeter-er- ribbean origin. Tuesday to pay tribute to Monday’s four shooting victims. opposition groups” on securing peace and starting a political dialogue. State Department spokeswoman THE TIMES LEADER Victoria Nuland hailed what she called Look in for today’s valuable inserts from these advertisers: an “increasing convergence of views” in the U.N. Security Council, where veto- wielders China and Russia have been resistant to tough international action

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Owner DURYEA – A woman told po- Dade’s vehicle into a driveway. their children out of the college Thom Greco filed lice she used a fishing pole to KunaapproachedDade’ss vehi- unless action was taken. suit last year help fend off a man who was al- cle and punched the drivdriver’er’ss ByBy TERRIE MORGAN-BESECKER The city and county reacted, against various leglegedledlyy beabeatingher boyboyfriefriendnd inin side window saying, “Y“You’rou’ree [email protected] thesuit alleallegesges,, byby incrincreaseasingpa- King’s College, a dispute over a blocked drive- gongonna havhave proprobleblems (ra(racialcial SCRANTON – A federal judge trols and subjecting patrons of Wilkes-Barre and way on Main Street, according slur) if you do this again,” the Luzerne County has dismissed parts of a lawsuit the bar to inteintense scrutinyny, in-in- to charges filed. criminal complaint says. officials, alleging nighnightclutclubb ownownerer ThomGrecofil- cluding requiring some to under- Daniel Dade, 30, and Belinda DadDadee toltoldd popoliclicee hegotout of of they wanted The Glover, 37, both of Foote Ave- his vehicle and was punched in ed alleging that King’s College, gobreathalyhalyzertestsas theyexit-- Mines closed Wilkes-Barre city and Luzerne eded thebar.That causcauseded theclien- nuenue, Duryea, werwere arrarraignaigneded the head by Kuna. because its cli- Tuesday in Wilkes-Barre Cen-Cen- The two men fought when County conspired to shut down teltelee tostop patrpatronizonizingthenight- ents were pre- the club, but allowed other por- club.club. tratral CouCourt on three counts of Glovergot outout ofof Dade’ss vehicle,, dominantly black simple assault, and one count retretrievrievedaeda fishfishingpole frofromm thethe tions of the suit to continue.e. Greco sought damages on sev- and Latino. Gre- GrGrececo filfiled susuit lalast yeyearar eralcounts, includingg allegationsions each of disorderly conduct and truntrunk and swung it at KuKuna,na, co is seeking harassment.They werereleaseded striking him several times, ac- against various officials alleging thedefendantsviolated hisrights damages, alleg- on $10,000 unsecured bail. corcording to the criminal com- thethey wawantented the The MinMineses to due process by abusing police ing his rights to Police allege Jason Kuna, 30, plaint. closed because its clients were powpowerer.. HeHe alsalsoo claiclaimedhis righrightsts due process of Main Street, Duryea, assault- KunKuna’a’s wife ran out of thethe predominantly black and Latino. toto equal protectiontion wereviolated rights and to edDade forblockinganga drivdriveweway ay house and swung a broom stick The club was located on North because authorities treated his equal protection to his home on Sunday. Glover atatGlover,,policesaid. Macklowee MaiMain StrStreeeet acracrososs frfrom thethe business differently than others. were violated. retretrierieved a fishfishing polpole frofromm drove Dade’s vehicle down the King’s campus. Caputo on Monday dismissed Dade’s vehicle and struck Kuna street to protect an 8-year-old-old U.S. District Judge A. Richard those claims against King’s Col- in an attempt to break up the girl in the car. Caputo on Monday dismissed all lege, finding that Greco had not fight, police said. Kuna suffered several lacera- but one of the counts against the provideded anyanyevidencece totosupport AIMEE DILGER FILE PHOTO/THE TIMES LEADER Kuna was charged Monday tiotions thathat he alallelegeged wewerere college.e.Thejudge alsodismissed his alleallegatgation collcollege offiofficialcialss with two counts of simple as- caused by a box cutter. Police city employee Butch Frati and conspired with law enforcement. ations, and Murphy, the former unfair treatment. sausault,andone cocounteachh ofter- said they were unable to find a former employee J.JJ.J. Murphy,, Th Thee jujudgdgee letstandanda claclaimthe administrator, finding Greco had “The Mines alleges that city roristicic threats,ts, harassment andand box cutter or a weapon on the but allowed other counts against college interfered with Greco’ss not provided any evidence they and county law enforcement offi- disorderly conduct. He was re- ground or in Dade’s vehicle. the city and county to proceed.d. business, however, based on evi- were involved in the alleged con- cersintentionallyllytreatedd ititdiffer- leased on $1$10,000 unsecureded Kuna was treated at a local Greco claims city and county dence college officials took ac- spiracy. entently than simsimilarilarly sitsituateuatedd bail.bail. hospital. offiofficialcials had unfaunfairlirly tartargetgeteded tion on their own, including ad- Caputo rejected the city and nightclubs in the area. Although Accordirding to the criminainall PrPrelelimiiminarnary heheariaringngs foforr The Mines for additional police vis vising students on how to filefile county’s efforts to dismiss the the county defedefendants argargueue complaint: Dade and Glover are scheduled scruscrutintinyy aspartof aa patpatternofdis- complaints against The Mines dueprocessss andequalprotectiontion there was a rational basis for any Dade parked on Main Street on March 28 before Senior Dis- criminatoryry enforcementpractic- with the Liquor Control Board. claims,however.. TheThe judgeruled different treatment, that is an is- and waited in his car while his trictrict JudJudge AndAndrew Barilla in esagainstt busbusinesinessesthat serserveavea Regarding the city and county, Greco had presented sufficient sueof factnot appropriopriatefor thethe friefriend, Kimberlerly Macklowlowe,e, Pittston. A preliminary hearing predominantly minority clien- Caputo dismissed claims against evievidendenceatceat thisstageofgeof thelitiga-a- motion-to-dismiss stage,” Capu- we wentnt intintoo herapartmentto getageta for Kuna is scheduled for April tele.tele. Frati, the city’s director of oper- tion to support his allegation of to said. swesweatshatshirt. WhiWhile Dade waswas 18.18.

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GLENNP.PEARSON ,58,ofHa- William A. Schmidt Michael Joseph Smith Charles P. Angelo nover Township, passed away Sat- urday, March 17, 2012, at Wilkes- March17, 20120122 March 19, 201212 March 13, 201212 Barre General Hospital. He was harles P Angelo, 92, formerly of the son of the late Gordon and ililliliam A. ScSchmhmididt, 3838, of of ichaichaelel JoseJosephph SmitSmith,h, ofof WilWilkes-kes- CCPlains, passed away peacefully on MarMargargaret BreBrennan PeaPearsonrson. HeHe W Mountain Top, entered into MMBarre, passed away peacefully March13 in California.. wa wass precprecededin deatdeathh byanbyan infainfantnt eternal rest on Saturday, March 17, at his home on Monday, March 19, Born in Pittston to Charles Sr. and son, Mark Pearson. Surviving are 2012, at Wilkes-Barre General Hos- 2012012,surroundedby hishis family,, afterafter RoRose RizRizzo AngAngeloelo, he momoveved toto daughters, Shannon Ktytor and pital.pital. losing his battle with lung cancer.. Plains,where Charlesgraduatedfrom Kimberly Pearson; sons, Gordon Born in Flemington, New Jersey,, He was born February 7, 19581958, inin, Plains High School in 1931937.7. Wil Wilkeskes-Bar-Barre, the son of the late and Matthew Pearson; six grand- he was a son of Edward and Cecelia AfteAftergraduationhewentto worworkinkin To Todd and FranFrances Stempohowskiski children, Paige, Alexander, Erica, (Beym) Schmidt. themines.Charlesservedstatesideas Smith. Zachary, Jessica and Gabriel; sis- Wil Will was a big fan of cars and a member of the United States Air He was a 1976 graduate of GAR terters, Michelle ErnsErnst; Maureeneen trucks and enjoyed fishing, but his Force during World War II. For years PeaPearsonrson; DarDarlenelene, PeaPearson andand Memorial High School, WilWilkes-kes- true joy was spending time with hishis he ran a furniture business in Plains Kerry Hackney; brothers, WaltWalterer Barre, and entered into the United family and especially his children. and later worked at Valley Crest. and Keith Pearson; nieces and ne- States Navy as a Sea Bee. He then He was preceded in death by his ChaCharles moved to FlorFlorida at 85,85, phews. entered the workforce in various brother Joseph Schmidt. whe whereherehe contcontinueinuedonedone ofhisofhis favfavoriteorite MaMass oof ChrChristiaistian BuriBurial isis trades throughout the years. Most Wil Willl isis survsurvivedby hiswife TTracracy,y, Thu Thursdrsdayatayat 5p.m. inSt.inSt. Leo’Leo’s/Ho-- recently, he was a member of the actiactivitievities,s, dandancing.He latelaterr movmoveded toto his two sons, Brandon and Ryan, ly Rosary Church, Ashley. Inter- Painter’s Union Local 21, where he California to be near family. He en- both at home; his parents, Edward Funeral arrangements wereun- was employed as a finisher. Smith, at home; granddaughters,rs, joy joyeddotingon hisbelovedd famifamilyly,, es-es- mement,ata latlaterdate,, wilwilll beinbein MaMa-- derthe dirdirectioectionn ofof theMcCuneFu- MadMaddy and MileMiley SmitSmith; sistesister,r, ple Hill Cemetery, Hanover Town- andCecelia;a; hisbrotherEdward,all He was a member of the Sons of peciallyhis gragrandchndchildrildren.In hisfinal of Mountain Top; sisters, Lisa Bea- neral Home, 80 S. Mountain Blvd., the American Legion Post 815,, Sandy Jackson, and her husband, years they were able to do the same, ship. Friends may call Thursday 33y Mountain Top. . ver and her husband Dennis, Penn- Wilkes-BarreTownship,ip, andthe Uk-Uk- T Ted,ed, ofof Dallas;brother, TToddodd Smith, taking him on numerous outings; he to 5 p.m. at the church. Arrange- In lielieu of floflowewers the family ly sylvania; Karen Olimpaito and her rainian Club, Wilkes-Barre. and his wifewife, RosRosemary, of StatStatee especially liked the farmer’s market. ments are by George A. Strish Inc. would apprappreciaeciate donadonationtions bebe Line, Pa.; numerous nieces and ne- husband James, and Mary Schwar Mike was an avid outdoorsman. “Poppy” was a very important part Funeral Home, Ashley. madetotheWilliamA.SchmidtMe- phews, family and friends. and her husband James, all of New FrFromhuntingandfishingto pickpicking ing of their lives and will be greatly mis- IRENEBANACH,86,Kinnelon, morimorial FuFund, at any PNC Bank,, mushrooms, he loved and did it all.all. Funeralral servicess will be held Jersey;his fatherand motherin-law, which has been established for the sed.sed. N.J,died Tuesday,March 20,20, 2012012.2. His most favfavoritorite was the smalsmall-l- Friday at 9:30 a.m. from the Paul and Mary Filipczyk, Mountain benefit of William’s children. View PrePredecedeceasedbyhis wifewife,, theformerer She was daughter of the late John mouths of the SusqSusquehuehanna and Jendrzejewski Funeral Home, 21 T Top;as welwelll asaunts,uncles,nieces,s, obituaries online at mccunefuneral-eral- Stella Palute (19(1988), five brothers,s, and the late Annie (Kasenchak) picking clippers to catch them. He North Meade Street, Wilkes-Barre , nephews, and cousins. serviceinc.com. and sonson-in-in-la-laww, BerBernarnard PinPinolaola Carpa. She was formerly of Union also loved playing pool at the Uke wit withh Massof BuriBurialatalat 10a.m.in Ho-Ho- (200(2001), he is survived by daughter, County, N.J.N.J..Irene is a beautiful, Club, shuffle board at Stan’s Café, ly Cross Polish National Catholic loviloving perperson and a wonwonderfderfulul horseshoes wherever he could play, Church, Sheridan Street, Wilkes- Carol and granddaughters, Kim, Ste- homemaker. Surviving are chil-chil- Kenneth (Kenny) Henry Jola and gardening and canning every- Barre. Very Reverend Thaddeus J. phanie, and Noelle, all of the Los An- dredren,DorisOsenniandfiancé,Bob thing he grew. Dymkowski, Pastor, will be Cele- geles area, where services were held, Morse, with whom she lived, and March19, 20120122 SurvSurvivinivingaregare hislovingwifeof28 brant. Interment will be in the par- and several nieces and nephews. Jayne Walter and husband, John years, Barbara Glennon Smith; son ish cemetery, Wilkes-Barre Town- A private burial will take place Michael Smith and his wife, Caris- ship. Family and friends may call at St Mary’s of the Maternity ity Barnet; grandchildren, Michael, Kenneth ter’sDegree inin Mechanicall Engineer- sa,sa, ofWilkes-Barre;daughter,, Kaylie Thursday from 6 to 8 pm. Vigil ser- CemCemeteretery in ForForty Fort at a futufuturere Taylor John “TJ” and Collin. (Kenny) Hen-Hen- ing Science. Funeral isis Thursday at 10:30 Smith of Wilkes-Barre; son Patrick vices will be held at 7:30 p.m. datedate.. Donationtionss maybe madmadee toto youyourr ry Jola, age 52, Kenny worked as an engineer for a.m. in S.J. Grontkowski Funeral favorite charity. Home, Plymouth, with services at of Plymouthouth,, over 25 years. He retired from Alca- 11 a.m. in Ss.. Peter & Paul U.C. paspassed awaway ay tel-Lucent Technology, a division of Church, Plymouth. Interment will unexpectedly AT&T. Wade F. Rendle at at his home,, Hewas aa socisocialmemberandactive be in the parish cemetery. Calling March18, 20120122 hourhourss areThursdayfrom9 to10:300 Monday, volunteer of the American Legion, a.m.a.m. March 19, 2012.12. Post 463, of Plymouth, and was in- Born May 3, 19591959, in Plymouth, vol volved in many community actiactiv-v- W Waadde FF.. ters of the National Railway Histor- ROMAYNEYNE ADRIAN ,, aa liflifee reresi-si- “S“Spikpike” ReRen-n- ical Society. Judge he was the son of Henry Jola and itiities.He wawass aa lovlovinganddevotedfa- dentofPittston,passedawayMon- dle, age 74, of He is survived by one daughter, Patricia Shymansky Jola of Ply- ther and son. day, March 19, 2012, at home sur- LenoLenox TTownown-- Leigh Valerie Sickler, and husband rounded by her family. mouth. In addition to his parents, Henry ship, died Sun- Robert, of Springville, Pa.; one son, Funeral arrangements areare KenKenny was a memmember of AllAll andPatricia,Kennyis survsurvivedby hishis day eveeveningning,, John Wilkes Rendle, of Palmerton, pendpendingfromthePeterJ. Adonizioizio SainSaints PariParish of Plymouthouth. HeHe children,Tylerler andVictoria(Tia) JolaJola MMaarrcch 1188,, Pa.; number two son, Joseph “Jody” rules for Funeral Home, 251 William St., gragraduatduated frofrom CentCentral GraGradede of Hanover Township; sister, Karen 2012, at home. L. NichNichols of NichNicholson, Pa.; one His wife is gragrandsondson, JusJustin WaWade SickSickler of of Pittston. School, Plymouth, and Wyoming Jola Eastburn, Lehighton; and many ththe fforormemerr Norfolk, Va; one sister, Betsy Kozar- ValleValley West Middle School, Ply-Ply- aunts, uncles, cousins. Gail Clark. They celebrated their ski of Vestal, N.Y.; several nieces and RURUDDDDY HERHERNANNANDEZDEZ,, of of mouth,and wasawasa gragraduatduatee ofWest Funeralral willwill be held Saturday at 9 50th wedding anniversary on July nephews. Wilkes-Barre, passed away Satur- insurer in Side Vocational-Technical School, a.m. from the S.J. Grontkowski Fu- 14, 2011. He was preceded in death by one day, March 17, 2012.. Pringle. He graduated No.. 11 in his neral Home, 530 West Main Street, Born NovNovember 111, 1937, inin sister, Patricia “Nonnie” Maas Service will be held at the con- clasclass from Penn StatState, Lehmanan Plymouthouth,, follfolloweowedd byMassof ChriChris-s- Wil Wilkeskes-Bar-Barre,he wastheson ofthe A memorial service will be held ven veniencience of the famfamily from thethe Campus, with an Associate’s De- tian Burial at 9:30 a.m. in All Saints late James F. and Frances Lucille Saturday afternoon, March 24, 2012, YYeosoeosockFuneralHome,40 S.Main (Weaver) Rendle. at 2 p.m. from the Shifler-Parise Fu- gree in Mechanical Engineering Parish, Plymouth. St., Plains Township, with inter- He wawas a 191957 grgradaduatuate of of neral Home & Cremation Services, juvie suit Technology. He also was a gradu- FaFamilyand frienfriendsds maycall FriFriday day ment in Maple Hill Cemetery, Ha-Ha-, Wy Wyoming Seminary and a 19195858 18 Airport Road, Clifford, celebrated nover Township. ate of Fairleigh Dickinson Univer- from 5 to 8 p.m. graduate of WyWyoming Seminary byhis daugdaughterhter,, ChaChaplainLeighVale-e- Case relates to claims made sity, Teaneck, N.J., where he re- Kenny’s family requests that nono Dean’sSchoolof Business.He alsoalso rie Sickler, officiating. Inurnment MRSMRS.. ARLARLENEB. COLCOLE E , 80, of ceivceived his BachBachelor’elor’s DegrDegree inin flowers be sent to the funeral home. attended Harpur College in Bing- will be held at Willow View Cemete- by plaintiffs in the “kids forfor Larksville, passed away on Tues- Mechanical Engineering Science Please visit www.sjgrontkowski- hamton, N.Y., where he studied ry, Clifford. business administration. He was a Friends may call Saturday from 1 cash” lawsuits. day, March 20, 2012, in the Manor and later graduated from Stevens funefuneralralhome.comfor dirdirectioectionsns oror toto third-generation railroader andand to 2 p.m. at the funeral home. Care Health Services, Kingston. Institute of Technology, Hoboken, submit online condolences to Ken-Ken- worked for the Lehigh Valley Rail- For directions, to send online con- Herhusbandd of60of60 yeayearsisrsis Richardrd N.J., where he received his Mas- ny’s family. road, retired from Gould National dolences to the family, or to view his Times Leader staff L. Cole. BatBattertery CoCompampanyny, DunDunmomorere,, online memorial scrapbook, please Funeral arrangements areare which later became Exide Corpo- visit www.parisefuneralhome.com. A federal judge has once again pendpending frofrom the EdwEdwardards andand ration, after 30 years. He also did Inlieu offlowers,s, memmemoriaoriall contcontri-ri- ruled an insurance company is Russin Funeral Home, 717 Main Mrs. Irene J. Roth governmentent qualitycontrol forfor En-En- butions can be sent to the American not required to defdefend or pay pay St., St., Edwardsville. dicott-JohnsonShoe Companyand IndianCollege Fund,PO Box172449, any damages that may be award- worked at ANSCO Film Corpora- Denver, Co, 80217; Endless Moun- March 18, 201212 tionand ChaCharminrmin.. Hewas aa foufound-nd- tains Model Railroad Club, PO Box ed against PA Child Care for ing member of the Railroad Mu- 302, Tunkhannock, PA 18657 or the claims made by plaintiffs in the Mrs. Irene J. Joan Devans and her husband, Do- seum of NEPA, belonged to End- Clifford Township Volunteer FireFire “kids for cash” lawsuits. Barbara Vitrone RotRoth,87,h,87, aresi- nald, Dallas; Traci Roth and her fian-fian- less Mountaintains Model RailRailroaroadd Company, PO Box 10, Clifford, PA The decision issued Monday Cluband helphelpedchartertwo chachap-p- 18413. March 16, 201212 dent of Wilkes- cé, Robby Lupole, Kingston; grand- by U.U.S. District JudJudge A. Ri-Ri- BaBarrrre, didieded sons, Nicholas and Douglas Smith; chard Caputo reaffirms a prior arbara Vitrone, age 69, of Bar- Sunday, March Patrick Smith and his wife, Berna- ruling he issued relating to the BBnegnegat, N.JN.J., passed awaaway onon 18, 2012 at The dette; great-granddaughter, Averie MarMarch 16, 202012 at her vacationn Alea London insurance compa- Meadows, Dal- GraGrace SmitSmith; niecnieces and nephnephewew,, home in Hubert, N.C. las, follfollowinowing g Evelyn Smith, Suzanne Sgarlat and FUNERALS ny.ny. Daughter of the late Paul and an illness. She Frank Sgarlat. Caputo determined Alea Lon- Annabellbelle (Smi(Smith) TuTurnerrner, sheshe hadbeenunderthecareofHospice A Celebration of Irene’s Life will BRACE – Edna, funeral 9:30 a.m. 263 Zerbey Ave., Kingston. don has no obligation to defend wa wass bornin WilWilkeskes-Bar-Barre.She waswas of the Sacred Heart, Wilkes-Barre. be held Thursday at 7 p.m. at the H. today in the Bednarski Funeral FrienFriends may call 5 to 8 p.m. PA Child Care or its owner, Gre- aa gragraduatduatee ofthe E.L.MeyersHigh MrsMrs. RotRoth was born in ForForty ty MerrittHughesFuneralHomeInc.,a Home, 168 Wyoming Ave., Wyom- today. gogory ZapZappalpalaa Fort, daughter of the late William School, Class of 19601960. Prior to her GoldGolden Rule Funeral Home, 454511 ing. Mass of Christian Burial at 1010 GUBBIOTTI – Alexander, Mass of anand foforrmemerr Ciavarella, Reynolds and the late Marie Reis- retirement, Mrs. Vitrone was em- NortNorth Main StrStreet, WilWilkes-kes-BarrBarre,e, a.m. in Holy Name/St. Mary’s Christian Burial 9:30 a.m. Thurs- owner, Robertrt ployedat Pattersonson ArmyHospital ter Reynolds Arnold. She was a Church in Swoyersville. day in St. Barbara Parish at St. Conahan and with the RevRev. Heather Williams, pas- PowPowellell, basbaseded gragraduaduate of GAR High SchoSchool,ol, BUTLER – Charles, funeral Mass10 Anthony of Padua Church, 28 at Ft. Monmouth, where she was tortor, ImmImmanueanuel UnitUnited Methodisodistt Powell are Wi Wilkelkes-Bas-Barre, and had been a a.m. Saturday at St. Therese’s Memorial Ave., Exeter. Friends on excexclusilusionsons an Exceptional Family Member ChurChurch,Camillus,s, NewYork,and thethe each serving Coordinator, CHAMPUS adviser homemaker most of her life. She Church, Shavertown. Calling hour may call 5 to 8 p.m. today at the in the policy re- was very active in her community Rev. Dr. Paul Amara, pastor, Central in the church vestibule starting at Gubbiotti Funeral Home, 10301030 lating to know- prison sen- an d and patient representative.. United Methodist Church, Wilkes-- She is survived by her husband, and was a Girl Scout leader, mem- 9 a.m. Wyoming Ave., Exeter. ining or ininteten-n- Barre, officiating. Private interment tences related PasqPasquale “Pat” VitVitronrone; a son,son, ber of the PTA, the Ladies of CHESNIAK – Catherine, funeral 9:15 KIPAKIPA – Mary, funeral11a.m. today tional acts. willbe atat theconvenienniencece ofthe famfam-- a.m. today in the Peter J. Adoni- with a Mass of Christian Burial in ScotScott; thrthree daugdaughterhters, Sherrieie Wilkes-Barre Lions Club and the Zappala andand to the scan- ilyily.. FriFriendsmaycall ThurThursdayfrom5 zio Funeral Home, 251William St., Our Lady of Hope Parish, 40 Park Stoll and her husband, Anthony; Blind Association. PPoowweelll aarree dal.dal. p.m. until time of service. Pittston. Mass of Christian Burial Ave., Wilkes-Barre. Friends may Patricia McLaughlin and her hus- In addition to her parents, Mrs. among defend-- RotRothh wasprecededin deatdeathh byby herher The family requests that flowers atat 10 a.m. in Queen of the Apos- call 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the band, Robert; and Sharon Vitrone; stepfather, Irving Arnold; her hus- be omitted and that donadonations in tles Parish at St. Mary’s Church, Straub Kane Funeral Home, 55 anants whwho rere-- threthree brobrotherthers, Paul and Gary band of 44 years, Robert A. Roth; MrsMrs.. RotRoth’h’smemorybe madmadetoeto FerFern-n- Avoca. Park Ave., Wilkes-Barre. main in a class-action suit filed Turner of Larksville, and William daughter, Margie Smith and sis- wood Manor, 5848 Main Road, Hun- DIPIPI – Carmen, funeral 9 a.m. PRICE – Delores, memorial service by juvejuvenilniles who allege they Turner of Dallas; two sisters, Bon- ters, Evelyn Reynolds, Marguerite lockCreek,PAk,PA 181862621or1or toHospiceof today in the Louis V. Ciuccio 1:30 p.m. Saturday in the Roaring were improperly incarcerated at nie Turner of Larksville and Sand- Kerge and Anita J. Sgarlat. the SacrSacred HearHeart, 600 Baltimoree Funeral Home,145 Moosic Road, Brook Baptist Church, Hunlock PA Child Care by former Judge ra Ball of Nanticoke; seven grand- SurvSurviving are her daugdaughterhterss Drive, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18718702.02. Old Forge. Mass at the Prince of Creek. Mark Ciavarella. The suit alleg- children, one great-granddaught-ught- Peace Parish-St. Mary’s Church, REDDING – Joseph, funeral 9 a.m. es Ciavarella and former Judge er.er. West Grace and Lawrence streets, Thursday in the Peter J. Adonizio Visitation willwill be held on Fri- Old Forge. Funeral Home, 25151William St., Michael Conahan conspirpireded day from 7 to 9 p.m. and on Satur- DEVIVO – Joseph, Mass of Christian Pittston. Mass of Christian Burial with Powell to jail juveniles to day from 9 to 10 a.m. at the Max- Willard Kent Sterling Burial10:30 a.m. Saturday in the at 9:30 a.m. in St. Joseph Marello increase profits at the center. Church of St. Luke, 818 Main St., Parish at Our Lady of Mount Ciavarella, Conahan and Po-Po- wellFuneralHome, 573Mill Creek March 18, 201212 Road, Manahawkin, N.J . Mass of Stroudsburg Carmel Church, Pittston. Friends well are each serving prison sen- Christian Burial will be offered on FELDMANN – Nancy, memorial may call 5 to 8 p.m. today at the tentences rerelatelated to the scanscandaldal.. Willard was a devoted grandfather and en- visitation 4 to 7 p.m. today in SatuSaturdardayatyat 1010:30a.m.atSt. MarMary’sy’s funeral home. Zappala was never charged withwith Kent Sterling, joyed spending time with his grand- Jacobs Funeral Service, 47 Old STROHL – Shirley, funeralal 11a.m. RC Church, Barnegat, with inter- Scranton, died children. River Road, Wilkes-Barre. Thursday in the Curtis L. Swan- any wrongdoing. mentto follfollowatowat St.Mary’ss CemCeme-e- Sunday at Uni- Alsosurvivingarea daugdaughterhter,, Me-Me- FIERVERKER – Gloria, funeral 1111 son Funeral Home Inc., corner of tery, Manahawkin. versity of New lissa KeKellehlleherer, and her husbhusband,and, a.m. today in the Rosenberg Routes 29 & 11118, Pikes Creek. In Loving Memory Of JerJersey Hospi-- Chris, of Clarks Summit, and a son, Funeral Chapel Inc., 348 S. River Friends may call 6 to 8 p.m. tal tal folfollowlowing ing Thomas J. McGrath, Sr. Willard Kent Sterling Jr., and his St., Wilkes-Barre. 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OUR OPINION: CASINO FUNDS Color us dubious about facade cash EARLY A QUARTER sions such as suitable paint col- milmilliolion dodollallars de-de- or choices or plant varieties? rived from the state’s MosMostt important,, howlikelyy isis Ncasinos will go to 50 itit thateven aa sussustainedd housing ing ororsosoWilkWilkes-Barrehomeowners rehabilitation program along whose properties sorely need the city’s main corridordors cancan fresh paint and other exterior succeed in reversing a decades- fixes to increase their curb ap- long exodus from this riveriverr peal.peal. community to the area’s tonier GrGreatnewsifsif yoyouare(1)a forfor-- ZIP codes? tunatunatetehomeownownerer whogetsup That’s not to imply we find to $5,000 of this “free the neighborhood- money” or (2) some- We believe that if enhancingidea far-far- onone whwho stastandnds toto state officials fetfetcheched. In facfact,t, prprofofit by sesellllining g The Times Leader house paint. intend to disburse proposed a similar For the rest of the casino money each effort twice in re- 320320,00,000-p0-plus reresi-si- year via grants, cecent yeyearars (“(“AA dedentnts of LuLuzezernrnee those funds should pride of place be- CouCountynty, wewell, thethe gins with you,” Ju- cicityty’’s nenewlwly anan-- be used for grand ly 1313, 2020111, andand nounced “Gat“Gatewaeway y projects that offer “Let’“Let’sspullpulltogetherr Façade Improvement long-term benefits to primp proproper-per- Project” raises plenty titieses,” SeSept. 1111,, to the general of of questions.s. 2010). Amongg them:: Who public. But heherere’’s thethe pickpicks the participa- didiffffererenencece: WWee MAIL BAG LETTERS FROM READERS tingproperties?What championed these critecriteriawillbeconsideredto en-en- home facade makeovers as part World Health Organization estimates that sure fairness? Will anyone con- of a volunteer-driven initiative, Keep taxpayers’ money SEND US YOYOUR OPINION approximately1,000 women globally die firm the selected properties are fueled by private donations of every day due to complications from preg- otherwise stable, so as not to supplieslies, money and musclele Letters to the editor must include the inside county, writer says writer’s name, address and daytime nancy or delivery. waste cash on a soon-to-be con- powpowerer. Models exisexist such as phone number for verification. Letters For the writer who claimed that these demnedstructure?Which types “Paint the Town” and “A Brush uzerne County receives four bids to do should be no more than 250 words. We issues are not medical: The American of of upgrades are eligeligible (new with Kindness.”” the Children and Youth Services’ audi- reserve the right to edit and limit writers Heritage dictionary defines gynecology as windowsows, sidisiding, shrushrubberbbery,y, We believe that if state offi- LLts, all from outside Pennsylvania. I to one published letter every 30 days. the branch of medicine dealing with health awnawningsings)?)? Whynot reqrequirethat cials intend to disburse casino don’t get it! •• Email: [email protected] care for women, especially the diagnosis participants make a dollar-for-or- money each year via grants to Can’t someone from the Wyoming Valley •• Fax:Fax: 570-829-5537 •• Mail:Mail Bag,The TimesLeader,, 1515 and treatment of disorders affecting the dollar match? municipalitieities, thosthose funds do the audits and keep the money in Lu- N.N. MainSt., WilkWilkes-Barrarre,e, PA1871111 female reproductive organs. Obstetrics is Who will provide the manual should be used for grand pro- zerne County? Why give an outside com- the branch of medicine that deals with the labolabor;and whatmeasureuresmight jects that offer long-term bene- pany our money that will be spent in other care of women during pregnancy, child- be needed to deter unscrupu- fits to the general public. states? It makes no sense to me. birth and the recuperative period following lous contractors from charging Barringthat, whynot givegiveev-ev- That’s what is wrong with this whole Fluke attackers should delivery. lofty rates for lousy work? Will eryery homeownowner a larlarger tax country; we outsource everything. HeatHeatherher H.H. Ruseskaskass homeowners, in future years, break? Then all Wilkes-Barree MikeMike Schappert Plymouth havhavee themoneyto sustsustainthese property owners could afford a Ashley have heard her testimony tetempomporarary impimprorovevemenments?ts? few extra tulip bulbs to spruce any people are attacking Georgetown Whowill contcontrolaestheticic decideci-- up the front yard. law student Sandra Fluke’s testimony Reader says opinion page Sarah J. Dymond parents MM without having actually listened to it. She shares the stories of several other QUOTE OF THE DAY women (none about her personally) and is taking Fox approach ask public for its support the obstacles they have faced by not hav- ’m disappointed in The Times Leader “It just feels like another e, the parents of Sarah J. Dymond ing their contraception prescriptions cov- and its seemingly increasing shift toward ridiculous attempt by Rick Elementary School students, ask for ered by their medical insurance. These IIa Fox News approach to opinion. It Weveryone’s support during the public stories tell how they “have suffered fi- seems that your new management aspires Santorum to appeal to the far hearing at 5:30 p.m. Thursday in the nancially and emotionally and medically to create a local Republican Party channel. right.” Wyoming Area high school cafeteria. because of this lack of coverage.” For fur- I understand that it is a core value of Many of you already have heard the ther clarification, she is discussing birth newspapers to provide a community voice StevStevenen Hirsch disturbing news that the Wyoming Area control pills – which are prescribed by a through letters to the editor and other The chief executive of Vivid, one of the industry leaders in the School Board will be making a determina- doctor, and one pill is taken every day – opinion features. But I’m writing to ex- marketing of sex films and other ventures, commented after the U.S. tion on closing a school, either Sarah J. not “devices.” press my antipathy regarding your edi- porn industry’s movers and shakers accused Republican presidential Dymond in Harding or JFK Elementary Regarding financially: The cost of birth torial eagerness to publish politically col- candidate Rick Santorum on Monday of pandering to conservative control pills ranges from $360 to $960 a voters when he vowed to crack down on their business if elected. Center in Exeter. This vote probably will ored letters from the Joe Expert of the day come sooner rather than later. year. The cost of one pregnancy, including who spouts conservative ideological We urge all elementary school parents delivery, ranges between $9,000 and “facts.” No need to provide a source or OTHER OPINION: COURT PICKS and taxpayers to attend and voice your $25,000, with an additional $1,500 to reference here. concerns. Do not think your elementary- $4,000 for the baby’s medical costs. This is Newspapers are supposed to be a venue age child will not have to make a transi- why insurance companies have agreed to we can trust. Well, you’re quickly losing tion. Most of them will, as the board and provide birth control pills at no cost. And mine. The letter to the editor on “womb Stop the games school district focus in on learning centers for those who complain, “I don’t want to survivors,” as if that was an accepted scien- pay for her prescriptions,” you already pay versus neighborhood schools. tific term, leading as it did by stating that for her deliveries. And any other medica- And, do not forget, the board voted to my president is killing children or that he tion that is prescribed by a doctor and raise your taxes above the adjusted index actually described children as punishment, on judge choices covered by your insurance company. of 2.3 percent – 0.2977 mills for Luzerne should not have passed the laugh test in Regarding emotionally: Ms. Fluke your newsroom. ELAYS IN THE con- ter well-qualified candidateses County district residents and 1.11.1672 mills shared the story of a woman who was One more thing. The newspaper has firmfirmatioation of fedfederaerall fromagreeingto bebe consideredred for Wyoming County district residents. raped, but “she didn’t go to the doctor, published other abortion-related and adop- judges aren’t upper- for the bench. What is to prevent it from requesting addi- even to be examined or tested for sexually tion-related letters in the past. Yet the mosmost in Americaricans’ns’ SoSo it’it’ss aa hophopefulsignthat ReRe-- tional tax increases for future financial transmitted infections, because she D deficiencies? newspaper has never, as far as I’ve been minminds whewhen thethey complainlain publicans have agreed to vote thought insurance wasn’t going to cover about partisan dysfunction in on 14 judicial nominations by Why are we asking for your support? As something like that – something that was able to tell, raised a core issue about adop- Congress. May 7. a concerned parents group, we repeatedly related to a woman’s reproductive health.” tion that makes it impossible for many But But the detedeterminatioation of of TheWhiteHousecomplainsains have requested information through the Regarding medically: Birth control pills people. That’s money and legal require- Senate Republicans to delay that the Senate has taken four Right-to-Know Officer at the high school. do not only prevent pregnancy; they also ments. PrePresidsident Obama’a’s judijudicialcial tofivetimesasesas lolongto conconfirfirmm To date, each request has been forwarded are used to treat polycystic ovary syn- My wife and I wanted to adopt but never nomnomineinees – eveeven thothose whowho Obama’s nominees as it did to on for legal review, after invoking a 30-day drome, endometriosis, amenorrhea (lack had the $25,000 or more to spare that is have won bipartisan support approve GeoGeorgrge WW. BusBush’h’s.s. extension. of periods), menstrual cramps, premen- required to pay for lawyers and the proc- from the Judiciary Committee Nevertheless, several of Bush’s We are unsure why the board or school strual syndrome (PMS), Menorrhagia ess. If we had that money to spare, we’d –– isemblematicof thepolariza-za- nominations were delayed oror district insists on a legal review of every (heavy periods), acne and anemia. Many have gladly spent on the children, not on tion that also has sabotaged ef- derailed by Senate Democrats. request. Is the solicitor receiving compen- adolescents are prescribed birth control for the lawyers. As it is, you have to be fofortsof thetwopartieiess toworkk Controversial or not, every sation from the district to review every these reasons. wealthy to essentially, if you think about it, together on numerous other judicial nominee deserves seri- right-to-know request? Some women should not take birth buy a child. fronts. And the delays are ob- ous consideration by the Sen- If for no other reason, please join us to control pills (e.g. smokers over 35, women If conservatives really believed in com- jec jectiontionable in themselselvesves:: ate and an expeditious up-or- see where your tax dollars are being spent. with a history of estrogen-dependent can- passion and families, they’d push for public They depdeprive the courcourts of of down vote. cer, liver disease, systemic lupus erythema- funding of adoption. But they won’t be- cause that would be “big government,” neeneededpersonnennel,l, slosloww thead- JohnJohn andand TarTaraa Bonin tosus and prolonged immobility). These ministration of justice and de- LosAngelesTimes JamiJami andand MikeBrown areare medical issues, so the lack of contra- and an admission that people who have SherSherryry DarbDarbyy ception does pose a health risk to some less matter. That’s something the Fox EDITORIAL BOARD Nicole andand Jamess Gashii women. News-leaning scholars of the moment – JessJess andand JoeJoe Mikoliczyk And we are not even discussing women inside and outside of newsrooms – just PRASHANTNT SHITUT RheaRhea Schutterr President andand CEO/ImpressionsMedia CraigCraig andand JodiJodi Weiskergerrger for whom pregnancy can be fatal (e.g. wouldn’t get. JOSEPH BUTKIEWICZ MARKK E.E. JONJONESES andand severe bleeding/hemorrhage, infections, JohnM. 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client and other shareholders, he said. FNCBfor decadecadesand waschairmann forafora hisseatfor seseveveralyearsrs,, buthas loslostt sesev-v- ment in Wright Township. Stakeholders BANK “The suit is to request the court to di- decadecadede befobeforeherehe wasforcedto stepdown eral court challenges and remains off the in the project included former Luzerne rectthebank toreleaseerecrecordsords,”Solfanel-l- in 2008 after being charged with perjury board. County judges and corruption-probe tar- li said. in Dauphin County Court. FirFirst NatiNational Communitunity Bancorp,rp, gets Mark Ciavarella and Michael Cona- Continued from Page1A “Shareholeholderderss havhavee aa righrightt toto recrecordsif ThoseecharchargesallegedDeNaplessliedto the parent company of FirFirst Nationalnal han, as well as their wives and attorney 2009 stipulation FNCB reached with the they have data to demonstrate misman- state gaming officials who were investi- Community Bank, said in December the Robert Powell. Officeof theComptrolleollerr ofoftheCurrency,cy, agement. I think there is overwhelming gatigatingnghissuitabilityto obtaobtainin aa licelicenseto increase in its 2009 losses reflected ac- W-Catat defadefaulteultedd onon theloan inin NovNovem-em- a federal agency that regulates banks. evidence to support that.” operate a casino at Mount Airy. countingchargesand alloallowanwancesthat hadhad ber 2008, after only a handful of the 84 Solfanellnellii saidthat stipstipulatulationion revrevealeealedd The Dunmore-based bank has 10 of its The charges were withdrawn in April been recorded in 2010 but which were homess plannededforthe devdevelopelopmentwere the bank engaged in unsound practices 21bankingg facilfacilitieitiess andand aa traitrainingcenter 2009 after DeNaples agreed to transfer more properly recorded in 2009. sold.sold. and had failed to file suspicious-activity in Luzerne County.. owownenersrshipof MountAiry toto aa trutrustinstin thethe The The $33$33 millmillionion adjuadjustmentnt includedded aa Conahan was a member of FNCB’ss reporeports. More infoinformation regregardiarding ng The bank’s stock price has declinedd name of his daughter. $1$10.0.11 millmillionion addiadditionto thethe proprovisivisionon forfor board of directors before stepping down those issues will be released at a press frofromm $1$18.98.999 pershareon JanJan.. 2,2008,to aa Federal banking officials sought to bar loaloann andleasee loslosseses,s, $1$14.5millionin thethe inin 2012010,0, afteafterr hehewaschargededwithpartici- conference scheduled for noon today at closing price of $3.85 per share on Mon- him frofrom resresuming his position with securities investment portfolio, $8.1 mil- pating in a more than $2.6 million kick- hisfirm,locatedat 201FranklinnSt.,Scran- day. It had reached a low of $2.10 per FNCB based on a section of banking law lionof googoodwildwilllimpairmenttand$300,0000 back scheme connected to the construc- ton.ton. share on Jan.10. that prevents any person convicted of a in other adjustments.. tion of two private, for-profit juvenile de- Thelawsuitt isbeingfiledto alloallowwSolfa-- DeNaples, former owner of the Mount crime of dishonesty from serving on a fi- One larlarge non-non-perfperforming loan waswas tenttention centers and the placement of of nelli to obtain records that are needed to Airy Casino in Paradise Township, Mon- nancial institution’s’ board. $4.$4.11 millmillionowed byby W-CW-Catat Inc.Inc.,, develop-lop- youths in the facilities in Pittston Town- detdetermerminethefullextenentt ofthe loslosss tohis roe County, had served on the board of DeNaples has been battling to regain er of The Sanctuary housing develop-p- ship and Butler County.

Bill Pambianco said. ship in July 2001. MONKEYS Jr. of The Pet While it is illegal to have a Conway said therthere are nu-nu- Zone in Pittston monkey as a pet without a per- merous businesses that adver- shows two alli- mit in Pennsylvania, no permit tise on the Internet selling pri- Continued from Page1A gators kept in is needed for an alligator, Pam- mates and othother exexotiotic aniani-- the monkey named Tyler for the store’s rep- bianco Jr. said. mals. But what may be a legal about 15 years. Neighbors said tile zoo & edu- In recent years, pet alliga-- pet in OhiOhio migmight require aare there were never any problems cation center tors have been found in the ar- perpermit in PePennsnnsylvylvaniania, hehe with the monkey that they said while coworker ea.ea. said. often played with cats. Megan Bartoli Drug agents arresting a sus- The laws can be complicated looks on. “An“Anything with claws and pected cocaine dealer found aa and inconsistent. teeth or any kind of wildlife re- 2½-foot alligator and exoticic Pambianco said it is illegal quires a special permit from birds in his residence on Re- to sell a rattlesnake and cop- the Pennsylvania Game Com- gent StreStreet, Hanover TTown- perhead snakes that are native mission,” Conway said. “Dogs ship, in April 2010. to Pennsylvania, but not ille- and cats are fine. You can also W West WyWyoming firefighters gal to have a rattlesnake from be be loolookinking at cowcows, shesheep,ep, battling a blaze at a house on New Jersey. horses that don’t require a per- PETE G. WILCOX/THE TIMES LEADER West Brady Street in January He also said a fishing license mit, but then you’re getting in- 2008 encountered a 4-foot alli- is required to catch or take rep- to municipality ordinances.” usual mammals and reptiles to lawlaw, dondon’t buy the anianimalmal,”,” “Th“Thatat’’s onone of ththe firfirstst gator that was pulled from its tiles and amphibians, such as A review of regulations from check with their municipality y said Bill Pambianco Jr., whose things I say to a customer is to cage. turtles, from waters in Penn- the state’s Game Commission to determine if a mammal or father, Bill Sr., owns The Pet check with their municipality And, a man reported seeing sylvania, but a license is not re- and the Fish and Boat Com- reptile is permitted. Zone on WWest Oak Street inin to see if therthere is an ordinance an alligator in a pond known as quired to take reptiles and am- mission directs buyers of un- “If you’re not aware of the Pittston. against owning a reptile,” he the Dog Hole in Plains Town- phibians if they are on land.

refrigeration unit – would be “a big in- The Mark Plaza store opened in 1997 REDNER’S vestment.” and had been flooded three times in “Le“Let’t’ss saywe’ree stilstilll kickkickingthe tirtires,es,”” he added. the last 10 years. All employees of the Continued from Page1A White said he couldn’t confirm any Edwardsville market were offered Whitete saidof thecompany’ssearchch forafora possible site for a new location. He said positions at other Redner’s stores in newlocation.“There’sno’sno timetabltable,e, butbut company offiofficialcials are stistill loolooking at the region. we have received numerous customer market data for the region. commentsents,, andwe inteintendnd toto localocatete neanearr The Mark Plaza store opened inind 1997 our former site. We miss being in that and had been flooded three times in the construction in preparation to reopen, area.” last 10 years. All employees of the Ed- but other tenants, including shoe dis- Joe Amato, principal of Amato Prop- wardsville market were offered posi- countchainPayless, haveindicated they erties, the company that has developed tions at other Redner’s stores in the re- will not return.. the Gateway Shopping Center, said he gion. Amato said most of the storefronts in had had discussions with Redner’s about The 21216,000-square-foot Mark Plaza his two plazas are occupied.. constructing a building, but those talks complex was home to more than a half- AndAnd,, hesaid,the formerGatewayCin- have been put on hold. dozenbusinessesbefore thethe flood. Now,, ema building, which has been renovat- Amato said “the numbers are a little onlythe LongJohnSilver’r’ss resrestaurtaurantin ed, will have new tenants soon. PETE G. WILCOX/THE TIMES LEADER shaky.” He said a large building with theparkinglot hasreopeneened.Kmart,the “W“Wee areneara dealdeal,”Amatosaid.“But The Gateway Shopping Center, left, and the former movie theater, right, in Ed- specific requirements – like a massive plaza’s other anchor tenant, is under I can’t provide any details at this time.” wardsville. Redner’s is looking for a new home after leaving the Mark Plaza.

saves us money,” Griffith said. County Manager Robert Law- $46,500. Asked if the audit would be would qualify as a transaction AUDIT In an interview last month, ton and Deputy Court Adminis- “W“We’re’re talking a relatively ely released publicly, DeLuca said under the law. Assistant County Solicitor Vito trator Michael Shucosky, said short timetable. I agreed with he would need to revreview the Melissa Melewsky, an attor- DeLuca balked at the idea of ac- eveeveryone agragreed the county ty everyone there that I don’t see Right to Know Law before he neney wiwith the PePennsnnsylylvavaniania Continued from Page1A cepting Stevens’ audit due to shoshouldat leasleastt lookat whatSte- anyharmm inwaitingtoseewhat could makethat determination. Newspaper Publishers Associ- by the county will be made af- the conflict of inteinteresrest it prepre-- vens presents before spending that forensic audit shows,” De- The Right to Know law ap- ation, said she believes the au- ter comparing the two, he said. sensents,givenshe’ss paidfor anan au-au- money on another audit. Luca said. “Whether we choose pliepliess totransactiontionss invinvolviolvinganga dit would qualify as a public re- “W“We figfigurure if ouour audaudit inin dit of her own work. Thecountyy recreceiveeivedd fourpro- to rely on it or not will be up to government body. DeLuca said cord because it relates to ex- house comes close to their au- On Tuesday, DeLuca, who at- posals for the audit, with costs management and the adminis- he needs to research the law to penditures the county made to dit, she already paid for it, it tended the meeting along with rarangngining frfrom $2$22,2,00000 toto tration to decide.” detedetermine whewhether the audiauditt Stevens. C M Y K SPORTS S E C T I O N BB

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M E N ’’ S N OT E B O O KKO N F L N A S C A R Big dogs Mile High Mann Penalties now run dropped the show against Only two teams remain from mid-major conferences as tourney heads to Sweet 16. Johnson By JOHN MARSHALL ALL Only fine remains from AP Basketball Writer original punishment NASCAR Now it’s time for the big dogs to take over the NCAA tourna- handed down against Knaus. ment. FoFourteurteen of the 16 teams re-re- maining in the bracket are from By JENJENNANA FRYFRYER ER major conferences,leaving scrap- AP Auto Racing Writer py Ohio and Xavier as the only CONCORDD, N.N.C. — NANAS-S- mid-majors with a shot at follow- CAR’sschiefappellateofficer over- ingup onwhat ButlButlerer andVirgin-gin- turnturnedon TuTuesdesdaythe bulbulkk ofthe iaCommonweawealthdid aa yeayearr agoago.. penalties levied against five-time Good news, even for you un- champiopionshinship winwinninning crecreww derdog fans, is that the resumes chiechieff ChadKnaus,, whostillmust of the 14 big-school programs in- pay a $1$100,000 fine because Jim- clude 93 Final Four appearancess mieJohnson’ss carcar failedthe open- and 33 national titles. Get teams ingdayinspectionof theDaytonana like that togetherer, and there’s’s 500.500. sure to be some great matchups Chief appellatllate offiofficer JohJohnn and games. Middlebrook Needless to say, it should be AP PHOTO overturned thethe sweet. NewDenverBroncosquarterbackPeytonn ManManninningg holdholdss upup hishis jersjerseyey asas teamowner PatBowlen,, leftleft,, andJohn ElwElwayay,, vicepresi- six-race suspen- dendentt ofof foofootbatballll operoperatioations,ns, lookon durduringainga newnewss conconferferenceat thethe Broncoscos headquaquarterrterss inin EngEnglewlewood,Colo. onon TTuesdayay.. sions NASCARR BESTT GAMESES hanhandeded dodownwn Ifwe’ree goigoingto touthowgreat to KnKnaus and the matchups are, we might as car chichief RoRonn well start off by pointing out a Peyton’s new place could be in Super Bowl MaMalleec, anandd few.few. By EDDIEPELLS I asked him, ‘Is there any doubt in your mind that wasinjured.There’ssaalotoflotof work ruleruled both in- Knaus Syracuse vs. Wisconsin. The AP National Writer todo togetwherewewantt tobe stead will be on OraOrange live for crecreatinating turnturn-- DENVER— PeytonManning you can’t get back to the Peyton Manning we frofromm aa heahealthstandpointoint.”.” probation through May 9. overs; the Badgers hold onto the gotJohn Elway’sssealof approvalal know of?’ And he said, ‘There’s no doubt in my On his potential role in being Middlebrook also reinstated ball as if it were a pot of gold and Elway got the quarterback the man who could bring about the 25 points that Johnson had coins. Should be fun to see how he thinks will bring the Denver mind.”’ the end of Tim Tebow’s popular bebeen dodockckeded. ThThe dedeciscisioionn this battle of stystyles and wilwillsls Broncos their next Super Bowl JohnElway stay in Denver: “I know what movmoves JohJohnsonson to 11th in thethe plays out. title.title. Broncos vice president kind of player Tim Tebow is, Sprint Cup standings heading in- Michigan State vs. Louisville. Now, everybody gets to see if what kind of person he is, what to Sunday’s race at California. A battle of minds between Cardi- Manning’s surgsurgically repaireded an awesome year it was. If Tim “It’“It’s beebeen a toutough 30 daydays,”s,” nals coach Rick Pitino and the neckgoesalongwith theplan. NFLNFL’s most sought-after freefree wh whenhis oldteam,the ColtColts,re-s,re- Tebow is here, I’m going to be Knaus said. “It’s not about vindi- Spartans’ Tom Izzo. A couple of Manning was introduced as ageagentnt toto towtown.n. leased the quarterback and set the best teammate. If other op- cation. It’s time to move on.” prepretty good teams with some thenew quarterterbackof theDen- After holding up his new, or- inmotionone ofthemostfrenet-t- portportunitunities are prepresensented toto Johnson, who earned his first good players, too. ver ver BroBronconcos on TuTuesdesdayay, thethe ange No.18 jersey in a photo op icic free-agentent pursuitsts inin history.. him, I’m going to wish him the carcareer victvictory at CaliCalifornfornia inin Kentucky vs. Indiana. Don’t four-time MVP taking the spot wit withh ElwElwayay andownerPat BowBow-- On the neck injury that kept best.” 2002, was ready to get on with thinkthe Wildcatscatshaveforgottenn once held by ElwElwayay, who as lenlen,, Manningansweredmanyof him off the field through 2011: OnElway’sroleinleadinghim theseason.He wastoldby Knauss about that Assembly Hall court BroBroncos vice prepresidesident engengi-i- the quequestistions that have beebeenn “I’m not where I want to be. I via text message about the rul- storming after Indiana’s win inin neeneered the deal to bring the bouncingaroundsinceMarch7, want to be where I was before I SeeMANNING,Page 6B6B ing.ing. December. Two traditional pow- “I’m glad this is over; now it’s ers, too; a combined 12 national onon toto CaliCali,”,” hehe pospostedon TTwitwitterter.. Knaus and HenHendricdrick Motor-r- SeeNOTEBOOK,K, PagPagee 4B4B sportsowner RickHendrick havehave No more Hines field: maintained the No. 48 Chevrolet was not illegal when it was pre- W O M E N ’S TT O U R N E Y sented for inspection Feb. 17 at Daytona. NASCAR used a visual Steelers’ Ward retires insinspecpectiotion to dedetetermirmine thethe shesheetmetalbetweenthe roorooff andand By By WILLGRAVES S “I can sasay y the side windows had been ille- AP Sports Writer I’m a SteSteeleelerr galgallymodifiedd togiveJohnsonan PIPITTTTSBSBURURGH — HiHineness fofor lilife anandd aerodynamic advantage. 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Ward said. rank eighth all time and he is “Myargumentwas simplyly thatthat AP PHOTO So rather than play for a 15th15th one of two players with at least the car is out in plain view. The Notree Dameguard SkySkylarlar Dig-Dig- season — and his first outside 1,000 receptions and two Super carwentto thetechcenter.. Itwas ginginss appapplaudlaudss thethe crowdd aftafterer the Steel City — a tearful Ward Bowl rings. AP PHOTO insinspectpectedatedat theracetrack.It waswas Notree Dame’s’s 73-73-6262 winwin.. opted to retire on Tuesday and The decdecisioision comes thrthreeee RetRetiredPittsburgurghh SteSteelerelerss recereceiveiverr HinHineses WaWard,rd, leftleft,, embraces secure a legacy unmatched in coachh MikMikee TTomliomlinn aftafterer WarWardd annannounouncedced hishis retretirementent frofromm SeeKNAUS,Page 6B6B Notre Dame the franchise’s long history. SeeWARD, PagPagee 6B6B thethe NFLNFL atat thethe SteSteeler’ss offofficesin PitPittsburghon TTuesdayay.. sends Cal B OY S T E N N I SSI free falling A brand new season that already looks sunny and bright Sem’s Parkhurst twins, Tigers “They don’t see how lucky they are. Just that they By RICKGANO AP Sports Writer and Comets should be as are able to play outside in game situations is SOUTHH BEND,, Ind.— Natalielie delightful as the weather. huge. We got outside as much as we could last Novosel was aggressive from the outset, taking the ball to the bas- year, but it just wasn’t ideal.” ketandherrewardwasa lonlongg andand ByBy DADAVEVE ROSENGRANT T JoeJoe PuglPuglieseiese succsuccessessfulnightat thefreethrow [email protected] Dallas coach linethat helpedtop-seededNotre A year ago, boys tennis Dame beat California to earn a teams rarely got outside to spot in the NCAA round of16. practice before the season 70s and precipitation has been in game situations is huge. Novosel scored 28 points, hit- started. minimal. We got outside as much as we tingting18-of-20 from the line, as the Heck, even during the sea- Instead of being confined to could last year, but it just Irish pulled away in the second son it was a hard task to get indoors, players have been wasn’t ideal.” half and beat the Golden Bears outside for a meet or practice. able to get outdoors and get Situations got so bad last 73-62 on Tuesday night. Weather conditions were de- used to situations such as the year that when teams finally SkylarDiggins added21 points plorable in 2011 with cold, wind and sun. could get on the courts to — 15 in the second half — and rainy or even snowy condi- “They don’t realize that practice or play, they had Devereaux Peters had 11 points tions hampering the cam- outside when we played our matches everyday for nearly and 14 rebrebounounds for the Irish paign, leaving players hitting first match last year it was 39 two weeks. K

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MMiicchhiiggaan SSt 44..5 LLoouuiissvviillllee +$125+$125 Florida...... 72 36 23 13 85 182 19898 Saturday at the soccer fields VCU 62, Wichita State 59 Washington...... 73 37 30 6 80 198 20808 Kingston/Fon/Fortyrty FortLittle Leaguee Indiana 79, New Mexico State 66 starting at 9 a.m. in preparation of MMaarrqquueetttte 11..5 FFlloorriiddaa BLABLACKHCKHAWAWKS -$1-$110/10/-- Canucks WinniWinnipeg..peg...... 73 34 31 8 76 196 211 Board of Directors is seeking $110$110 Friday, March16 Carolina...... 73 29 29 15 73 194 217217 the upcoming spring soccer sched- FridayFriday Lehigh 75, Duke 70 Tampa BaBay.....y...... 72 32 33 7 71 202 247 anyone who is interested in apply- BBlluuees --$$113355/ / DUCKS Xavier 67, Notre Dame 63 WESTERN CONFERENCE ule. Anyone who is willing to come BBaayylloor 6 XXaavviieerr up and lend a hand is welcome. We ing for the position of President of +$115+$115 Third Round Central Division the League. This position requires KKeennttuucckky 9 IInnddiiaannaa Saturday, March17 GP W L OOL T Pts GF GA will also be holding the monthly Home Teams in Capital Letters Kentucky 87, Iowa State 71 x-St. Louis....uis...... 73 46 19 8 100 189 142 HAYS Board meeting at the field someone who would like to take a Baylor 80, Colorado 63 NashvNashville.ille...... 72 42 22 8 92 206 186 leadership role in representing the Indiana 63 VCU 61 DetroiDetroit...... t...... 73 44 25 4 92 224 179 after the clean up and setup is Sunday, March18 ChicaChicago...... go...... 74 41 25 8 90 227 21313 finished. All are welcome to attend. league in the community and Xavier 70, Lehigh 58 ColumColumbus...bus...... 73 23 43 7 53 167 23636 presiding over board meetings. If Regional Semifinals Northwest Division Wyominging AreaArea Baseballall will hold a L O C A L W H A T ’ S O N T V Friday, March 23 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Meet the Warriors committee interested and would like more Baylor (29-7) vs. Xavier (23-12), 7:15 p.m. VancVancouver ...... 72 43 21 8 94 223 182 information, please call Bill at C A L E N D A R Kentucky (34-2) vs. Indiana (27-8), 9:45 p.m. ColorColorado....ado...... 74 39 30 5 83 194 195 meeting TODAY in Room129 at MLB Calgary ...... 73 34 26 13 81 182 199 714-4035 or email bbor- Regional Championship Minnesota...... 72 30 32 10 70 155 19999 7:00 p.m. at the high school. TODAY'S EVENTS 1p.m.1p.m. Sunday, March 25 Edmonton.....ton...... 72 28 36 8 64 190 21313 [email protected]. ESPN—Preseason,N.Y.Yankeesvs.esvs. TampaBay,y, Semifinal winners Pacific Division H.S. BOYS TENNIS at Port Charlotte, Fla. MIDWEST REGIONAL Wyoming Area at Wyoming Seminary, 4 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA REGISTRATION/TRYOUTS ROOT — Preseason, Boston at Pittsburgh Second Round UPCOMINGNG EVENTS COLLEGE BASEBALL DallaDallas...... s...... 72 39 28 5 83 189 192 Scranton at Misericordia, 3:30 p.m. MEN'S COLLEGE Friday, March16 Phoenix...... 73 36 26 11 83 191 18888 Creighton 58, Alabama 57 Los Angeles...... 72 35 25 12 82 167 158 Assistantant Softballll Coacheses needed MEN'S COLLEGE GOLF TheThe SwoSwoyersyersvilleville Little Leaguee willwill BASKETBALL North Carolina 77, Vermont 58 San Jose...... 72 36 26 10 82 197 186 for local high school. Immediate FDU-Florham at King’s,1 p.m.p.m. N.C. State 79, San Diego State 65 Anaheim ...... 74 31 32 11 73 185 206 hold its first field work session of MEN'S COLLEGE LACROSSE 7 p.m.p.m.7 Georgetown 74, Belmont 59 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime openings. Must have all clearances. PSU-Abington at Misericordia, 4 p.m. ESPN2 — NIT, quarterfinal, Middle Tennessee vs. Ohio 65, Michigan 60 loss.loss. the season on Saturday from 8 Minnesota Deadline is this Saturday. Call COLLEGE SOFTBALL South Florida 58, Temple 44 x-clinched playoff spot a.m. – noon at the Hemlock St. Misericordia at Gwynedd-Mercy, 3 p.m. 9 p.m.p.m.9 Purdue 72, Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 69 Monday's Games 592-4212 for info. ESPN2 — NIT, quarterfinal, Nevada vs. Stanford field. All coaches, players and King’s at Manhattanville, 3 p.m.p.m. Kansas 65, Detroit 50 Boston 8, Toronto 0 Nanticokeke Americann LegionBase- Wilkes at Alvernia, 3 p.m. NBA Third Round N.Y. Rangers 4, New Jersey 2 ballball will hold sign-ups on Sunday parents are encouraged to attend COLLEGE TENNIS Sunday, March18 Buffalo 7, Tampa Bay 3 and pitch in as little or much as Keystone at King’s, 3 p.m. 7 p.m.p.m.7 North Carolina 87, Creighton 73 Washington 5, Detroit 3 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., at the ESPN, CSN, MSG — New York at Philadelphia N.C. State 66, Georgetown 63 Minnesota 2, Vancouver 0 Honey Pot baseball Field. Any they can. For more information, THURSDAY, MARCH 22 7:30 p.m. Ohio 62, South Florida 56 Anaheim 5, San Jose 3 contact Chris Hospodar at 954- YES — Washington at New Jersey Kansas 63, Purdue 60 Tuesday's Games interested player must be 13-113-188 H.S. BOYS TENNIS 9:30 p.m. Regional Semifinals N.Y. Islanders 5, Toronto 2 3574.3574. Tunkhannock at Berwick, 4 p.m. ESPN — L.A. Lakers at Dallas Friday, March 23 Florida 2, Philadelphia1 years old and reside in Nanticoke Hazleton Area at Coughlin, 4 p.m. DouglasBerks TTownshipCommuni- NHLNHL North Carolina (31-5) vs. Ohio (29-7), 7:47 p.m. Pittsburgh 8, Winnipeg 4 Area, Hanover Area or Northwest Holy Redeemer at Wyalusing Valley, 4 p.m. N.C. State (24-12) vs. Kansas (29-6),10:17 p.m. tyDayy 5KRunn && 22 MiMileWalklk willwill Wyoming Area at Pittston Area, 4 p.m. Chicago 5, Columbusumbus 11 Area. Registration fee is $100. For 7:30 p.m. Regional Championship New Jersey1, Ottawa 0 take place Saturday October 6 at MMI Prep at Wyoming Seiminary, 4:15 p.m. NBCSN — Detroit at N.Y. Rangers further info, contact Joe at 814- Meyers at Dallas, 4:15 p.m. Sunday, March 25 Edmonton at Nashville, late Semifinal winners Phoenix at Dallas, late 1430.1430. Boyertown, PA beginning at 9 a.m. WOMEN'S COLLEGE LACROSSE Contact race director Sally Stetler Albright at Wilkes, 4:30 p.m. WEST REGIONAL Calgary at Colorado, late Kingstonn HuskiesFootballand King’s at Scranton, 6 p.m. Second Round San Jose at Los Angeles, late Cheerleading are having sign ups at 327-2902 or email at sally.stet- COLLEGE TENNIS B A S K E T B A L L Thursday, March15 Today's Games [email protected] for more in- Haverford at Wilkes, 3:30 p.m. Murray State 58, Colorado State 41 Montreal at Buffalo, 7 p.m. at the Black Diamond VFW Post Marquette 88, BYU 68 Florida at Carolina, 7 p.m. formation. Application and option- 395 near Kost Tire on TODAY from FRIDAY, MARCH 23 PIAA TOURNAMENTS Louisville 69, Davidson 62 Detroit at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 p.m. al online registration can be found New Mexico 75, Long Beach State 68 Vancouver at Chicago, 8 p.m. 6-8 p.m. down stairs. First time H.S. BASEBALL Friday, March16 St. Louis at Anaheim,10 p.m. participants must bring a small on www.prezelcitysports.com. Crestwood at Holy Redeemer, 4:15 p.m. Tuesday's Results Saint Louis 61, Memphis 54 Thursday's Games DallasHigh Schooll Softballall DeveDevel-l- H.S. GIRLS SOCCER Class A Boys Semifinals Michigan State 89, LIU 67 Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. photo of each child (that will bebe Constitution 62, Philadelphia MC&S 37 Florida 71, Virginia 45 opmentalal SkillSkill Clinicfor girls ages Wyoming Area at Nanticoke, 4:15 p.m. Nashville at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. kept), a copy of the child’s birth H.S. SOFTBALL Lincoln Park Charter 65, Ridgway 46 Norfolk State 86, Missouri 84 Edmonton at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. certificate, and copies of two 7-14 will be held on Sunday at the Hanover Area at Coughlin, 4:15 p.m. Class 3A Boys Semifinals Third Round Calgary at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Dallas Area Middle School Gym. H.S. BOYS TENNIS Montour 45, Hampton 29 Saturday, March17 Vancouver at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. proofs of residence. They will be Berwick at Selinsgrove, 4 p.m. Neumann-Goretti 74, Latin Charter 43 Marquette 62, Murray State 53 Colorado at Phoenix,10 p.m. sizing the children for equipmentt There will be two sessions, girls H.S. BOYS VOLLEYBALL Class 2A Girls Semifinals Louisville 59, New Mexico 56 St. Louis at Los Angeles,10:30 p.m. ages 7-10. The clinic will run from Meyers at Dallas, 4:15 p.m. Seton-LaSalle 56, Villa Maria Academy 50 Sunday, March18 Boston at San Jose,10:30 p.m. during the sign up. Meeting will Delaware Valley at Nanticoke, 4:15 p.m. York Catholic 60, Montrose 3737 Michigan State 65, Saint Louis 61 follow after sign ups. 10 am to noon, and girls ages 1111-14,-14, Coughlin at Wyoming Area, 4:30 p.m. Class 4A Girls Semifinals Florida 84, Norfolk State 50 clinic will run from 1-1-3 p.m. The Wyoming Valley West at Lake-Lehman, 4:30 p.m. Archbishop Carroll 65, Spring-Ford 43 Regional Semifinals American Hockey League Wyominging ValleValleyy Catholiclic YYouthouth Oakland Catholic 64, Governor Mifflin 39 clinic will focus on fielding, throw-- COLLEGE BASEBALL Thursday, March 22 EASTERN CONFERENCE Center is currently accepting ManhaManhattanville at Misericordia, 3:30 p.m. Michigan State (29-7) vs. Louisville (28-9), 7:47 Atlantic Division King’s at Eastern, 3:30 p.m. Today's Games registrations for its T-Ball Spring ing, and hitting. Participants can p.m.p.m. GP W L OL SL PPSL ts GF GA register the day of the clinic, or forfor FDU-Florham at Wilkes, 3:30 p.m. Class 4A Boys Semifinals Marquette (27-7) vs. Florida (25-10), 10:17 p.m. St. John’John’ss ...... 63 3363 8 18 5 2 83 2283 09 1109 7878 Training Clinic opened to boys and Chester (1-1, 30-0) vs. Central Dauphin (3-5, 29-2) Regional Championship MancManchestehester...... r...... 65 33 29 0 3 69 1169 72 1172 8282 more information contact Bill Kern at Geigle Complex, Reading, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 24 Worcester...ter...... 63 28 24 4 7 67 1167 68 1168 7272 girls ages 4-7. The CYC will offer a Lower Merion (1-2, 28-3) vs. Erie Cathedral Prep Semifinal winners PortlaPortland...... nd...... 64 29 28 3 4 65 1165 84 2284 2020 at 498-5991or email dallashigh- (10-(10-1, 21-5) at Bald Eagle Area H.S., Wingate, 7 2 session clinic; the sessions will T R A N S A C T I O N S FINAL FOUR ProvidProvidence...ence...... 65 28 3328 0 3 4 63 1163 63 1163 8888 p.m.p.m. [email protected] for an applica- At The Superdome East Division take place this Sunday and Sunday, Class 2A Boys Semifinals tion.tion. New Orleans GP W L OL SL PPSL ts GF GA AprilApril 11 from noon -1:30 p.m. in the BASEBALL Holy Cross (2-2, 25-5) vs. Imhotep Charter (12-4, x-Norfx-Norfolk...olk...... 66 4466 5 18 1 2 93 2293 42 1142 6767 20-8) at Bethlehem Liberty H.S., 7 p.m. National Semifinals Hanoverer AreaFire Departmentent willwill American League Penguins...... 65 38 20 2 5 83 2283 08 1108 9595 CYC gymnasium. Each session is Beaver Falls (7-1, 27-2) vs. Quaker Valley (7-7, Saturday, March 31 HershHershey.....ey...... 64 34 20 4 6 78 2278 13 1113 8787 be holding their annual golf tour- KANSKANSAS CITY ROYALS — Traded LHP KevinKevin 24-4) at Ambridge H.S., 8 p.m. East champion vs. Midwest champion Syracuse...... se...... 64 29 2229 7 4 4 66 2266 05 2205 0404 opened to 25 participants. For Chapmanandaminorleagueplayertoerto benamedto Class 3A Girls Semifinals South champion vs. West champion BinghBinghamtoamton....n...... 65 25 35 3 2 55 1155 73 2273 0707 nament on Saturday, MayMay, 19 atat19 Houston for C Humberto Quintero and OF Jason more information about the clinic, Lancaster Catholic (3-1, 29-3) vs. Prep Charter National Championship Northeast Division Edgewood in the Pines Golf Course BourgBourgeois.PlacedCdC SalvaSalvadorPerezandC ManManueluel (12-(12-1, 28-3) at Spring-Ford H.S., Royersford, 7 contact Robert Sabola, Athletic Pina on the 60-day DL. Monday, April 2 GP W L OL SL PPSL ts GF GA located in Drums with an 8 a.m. p.m.p.m. Semifinal winners ConneConnecticucticut.....t...... 64 33 21 5 5 76 1176 90 1190 7878 Director, at the CYC at 823-612121 xx TEXAS RANGERS — Agreed to terms with LHP shotgun start. Cost of the tourna- Archbishop Wood (12-3,18-10) vs. Chartiers BridgBridgeport...... 63 32 23 3 5 72 1172 92 1192 8686 278 or stop by at 36 South Wash- Derek Holland on a five-year contract. Valley (7-3, 25-3) at Chambersburg H.S., 6 p.m. SprinSpringfielgfield...... d...... 65 30 29 3 3 66 1166 84 1184 9999 National League ington Street, Wilkes-Barre. ment is $80 per player, $320 for a Class A Girls Semifinals AlbaAlbany.....ny...... 64 27 26 6 5 65 161665 0 1871870 foursome which includes golf, cart, ST.LOUISCARDINALS—LS— OptionOptionedRHPChuckie Marian Catholic (11-2, 22-6) vs. Steel-High (3-2, AdiroAdirondack...... 64 30 31 2 1 63 1163 73 1173 8585 Wilkes-BarreGirls Softballll Leaguee Fick, LHP Sam Freeman and RHP Adam Ottavino 26-3) at Geigle Complex, Reading, 6 p.m. A U T O R A C I N G WESTERN CONFERENCE will hold registration on Thursday prizes, refreshments on the course to Memphis (PCL). Reassigned RHP Trevor Ro- Vincentian (7-1, 28-1) vs. North Catholic (7-2, Midwest Division and dinner afterwards. Hole spon- senthal, LHP R.J. Swindle, INF Ryan Jackson and 23-6) at Ambridge H.S., 6 p.m GP W L OL SL PPSL ts GF GA at Rodano’s on Public Square from C Steven Hill to minor league camp. NASCAR Sprint Cup ChicaChicago...... go...... 64 35 24 2 3 75 1175 74 1174 6161 6-8 p.m. The fast pitch league sors are available at $35. Sponsor SAN DIEGO PADRES — Agreed to terms with C National Basketball PeoriPeoria...... a...... 65 3365 6 26 2 1 75 1175 98 1198 7272 and team registration may be Nick Hundley on a three-year contract. Schedule-Winners CharlCharlotte..otte...... 63 3363 2 23 3 5 72 1172 72 1172 7575 takes girls born between 7-1-94 and American Association Feb.Feb. 18 — x-Budweiser Shootout (Kyle Busch) MilwaMilwaukee...... 62 31 2231 7 2 2 66 1166 74 1174 6666 Association Feb. 23 — x-Gatorade Duel1Duel1 (Tony Stewart) 12-31-07 for its four divisions of picked up at Breslau Fire Station, GRAND PRAIRIE AIR HOGS — Signed OF Kea- Rockford....rd...... 64 29 28 2 5 65 1165 79 1179 9999 from any member, or by going nonSimon,1BTrentLockwoodandINFAndresRo-sRo- EASTERN CONFERENCE Feb. 23 — x-Gatorade Duel 2 (Matt Kenseth) North Division play. There is no residency require- driguez. Atlantic Division Feb. 27 — Daytona 500 (Matt Kenseth) GP W L OL SL PPSL ts GF GA March 4 — Subway Fresh Fit 500 (Denny Hamlin) ment. For info call 822-39913991or log online to www.htfdonline.com. LAREDO LEMURS — Signed RHP Chris Cox. W L PPcct GGBB TorontToronto...... o...... 65 36 22 4 3 79 1179 88 1188 5151 SIOUX FALLS PHEASANTS — Signed RHP Alan PhiPhiladladelpelphia ...... 26 20 .56.565 —— MarchMarch 11— Kobalt Tools 400 (Tony Stewart) RocheRochester..ster...... 63 31 23 6 3 71 1171 88 1188 8484 Team and sponsor payment may 11 MarchMarch 18 — Food City 500 (Brad Keselowski) onto www.wbgsl.com. DeRatt.DeRatt. BosBoston.ton...... 24 21 .53.533 11 ⁄ ⁄ 22 Lake Erie....Erie...... 65 32 26 3 4 71 1171 59 1159 8080 March 25 — Auto Club 400, Fontana, Calif. be made out to Hanover Are Fire Can-Am League New YorYork...k...... 22 24 .47.478 44 GranGrand RapidRapids...s...... 62 2262 8 24 6 4 66 1166 99 1199 9696 Mountainain TTopop YYouthouth Soccerr Associ-i- TorTorontonto ...... 15 31 .32.326 1111 April1April1 — Goody’s Fast Relief 500, Ridgeway, Va. HamiHamilton...... 63 27 29 2 5 61 1161 53 1153 9494 NEWARK BEARS — Signed C Eric McGee. 11 Department and can be mailed to New JerJersey ...... 15 32 .31.319 1111 ⁄ ⁄ 22 April14—SamsungMobile500,Fort Worth,Texas West Division ation (MYSA)A) will hold its first Frontier League HAFD, Joe Nealon Jr 785 Church April 22 — STP 400, Kansas City, Kan. GP W L OL SL PPSL ts GF GA player registration for the up- EVANEVANSVILLEOTTERS—ReleasedINFChadSa- Southeast Division April 28 — Richmond 400, Richmond, Va. W W L PPcct GGBB Oklahoma City...City...... 65 39 17 4 5 87 1187 88 1188 5151 Street, Hanover Township PA lem.lem. May 6 — Aaron’s 499, Talladega, Ala. Houston...... n...... 64 32 20 3 9 76 1176 77 1177 7272 coming fall soccer season on FLORENCEFREEDOM— SigneSignedd RHPKevinAs- MiaMiami..mi...... 34 11 .75.756 —— 18706. For more information con- OrlOrlanando...do...... 29 18 .61.617 66 May 12 — Bojangles’ Southern 500, Darlington, Abbotsford ...... 66 34 25 3 4 75 1175 59 1159 7272 Saturday, March 31, from 9 a.m. – selinandLHPChrisIngogliatocontractextensions.ns. 11 S.C.S.C. AtlAtlananta...ta...... 26 20 .56.565 88 ⁄ ⁄ 22 San AntoniAntonio ..o ...... 63 33 26 3 1 70 151570 6 1711716 tact Joe Nealon at 592-8126 or Signed1B Jesse Sikorski. 11 May19 — x-Sprint Showdown, Concord, N.C. Texas...... 64 2264 7 33 2 2 58 1158 90 2290 1111 noon at the Crestwood High WasWashinhingtogton....n...... 10 34 .22.227 2323 ⁄ ⁄ 22 LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS — Released OF Jereme 11 May 19 — x-NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race, Con- Ron Priestman at 762-7015. ChaCharlorlotte..tte...... 7 37 .15.159 2626 ⁄ ⁄ 22 x-Clinched Playoff Berth School cafeteria. Additional regis- Milons.Milons. cord, N.C. NOTE:Twopointsare awaawardedfora win,onepoint Kingston/Fon/Fortyrty FortLittle Leaguee RIVERCITYRASCALS—S— NameNamedDaveGarciaas- Central Division May 27 — Coca-Cola 600, Concord, N.C. for an overtime or shootout loss. trations will be held on Wednesday, W L PPcct GGBB will hold a field clean-up day on sistasistantcoach,Mike MadriMadridhittingcoachandCaleb June 3 — FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks, Tuesday's Games AprilApril 1111, from 6-8 p.m. and on Curry bench coach. ChiChicagcago..o...... 38 10 .79.792 —— Dover, Del. IndIndiaiana...na...... 26 18 .59.591 1010 Peoria 5, Charlotte 2 Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Hamilton North American League June10 — Pocono 400, Long Pond, Pa. Saturday, April14, from 9 a.m. --a.m. MilMilwawaukeukee..e...... 20 24 .45.455 1616 June17 — Michigan 400, Brooklyn, Mich. Grand Rapids at San Antonio, latelate SAN ANGELO COLTS — Signed RHP Francisco 11 Park Little League Fields on Dor- CleClevelvelanand..d...... 17 26 .39.395 1818 ⁄ ⁄ 22 June 24 — Toyota/Save Mart 350, Sonoma, Calif. Hamilton at Rockford, late noon. (A $25 late fee applies to 11 Cervantes. Released C Matt Redding. DetroDetroit ...... 16 29 .356 2020 ⁄ ⁄ 22 Today's Games any registrations made after April rance Street. Coaches and parents June 30 — Quaker State 400, Sparta, Ky. are encouraged to volunteer. For BASKETBALL WESTERN CONFERENCE July 7 — Coke Zero 400 Powered By Coca-Cola, Lake Erie at Toronto, 11a.m.11a.m. 14.) Youngsters can be registered Southwest Division Daytona Beach, Fla. Peoria at Charlotte, 7 p.m. National Basketball Association information call Herb at 287-2969. W L PPcct GGt BB July15— LenoxIndustrialTools301,Loudon,N.H. Worcester at Albany, 7 p.m. for MYSA’s “recreational” league CLEVELANDCAVALIERS—RS— WaiveWaivedCdC RyaRyanCol-nCol- Pittstonon AreaBaseball Boosterer SaSan AntAntonionio....o...... 29 14 .67.674 —— July 29 — Crown Royal Your Hero’s Name Here St. John’s at Hershey, 7 p.m. or players can gather informationn lins.lins. MemMemphiphis ...... 25 18 .58.581 44 400 at The Brickyard, I ndianapolis Bridgeport at Binghamton, 7:05 p.m. ClubClub will hold the ’Meet the Patri- MEMPHISGRIZZLIES— SigneSignedGdG GilberGilbertArenas DalDallaslas...... 27 20 .57.574 44 Aug. 5 — Pennsylvania 400, Long Pond, Pa. Syracuse at Rochester, 7:05 p.m. to try out for a more competitivee 11 for the remainder of the season. HouHoustoston...n...... 24 22 .52.522 66 ⁄ ⁄ 22 Aug.12—NASCARSprintCupSeriesatThe Glen,Glen, “travel” team. Registration and ots’ breakfasakfast on April 11 at the PHILADELPHIA 76ERS — Waived F Andres No- New OrlOrleaeans..ns...... 11 34 .24.244 1919 Watkins Glen, N.Y. Woodlands Inn & Resort. Any cioni.cioni. Aug.19 — Pure Michigan 400, Brooklyn, Mich. fund raiser fees cover a more than Northwest Division Aug. 25 — Irwin Tools Night Race, Bristol, Tenn. player not receiving an invitation FOOTBALL W L PPcct GGt BB Sep. 2 — AdvoCare 500, Hampton, Ga. 3-month schedule of games and OklOklahoahoma CitCity..y...... 34 11 .75.756 —— B O X I N G 11 Sep.8— WonderfulPistachios400,Richmond,Va. in grades 7-12 should call Brian at National Football League DenDenver.ver...... 25 21 .54.543 99 ⁄ ⁄ 22 practices (August – November), all Sep.Sep. 16 — GEICO 400, Joliet, Ill. 457-3693. All ticket returns are DENVER BRONCOS — Signed QB Peyton Man- UtaUtah....h...... 23 22 .51.511 1111 referee costs, field development ning to a five-year contract. MinMinnesnesota...ota...... 23 24 .48.489 1212 Sep. 23 — Sylvania 300, Loudon, N.H. Fight Schedule due by March 27. DETROIT LIONS — Re-signed DT Andre Fluellen PorPortlatland...nd...... 21 24 .46.467 1313 Sep. 30 — AAA 400, Dover, Del. and maintenance and a full uni- Oct. 7 — Good Sam Club 500, Talladega, Ala. March 23 to a one-year contract. NighNightt atat theRacess will be held Pacific Division Oct.Oct. 13 — Bank of America 500, Concord, N.C. AtPharr,Texas (ESPN2),AntwoneSmithvs. Rob-Rob- form for each player, including PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Announced the re- Saturday at the Hanover Township W L PPcct GGt BB Oct.21—HollywoodCasino400,KansasCity,Kan. ert Garcia,10, welterweights. shirt, shorts and socks. For chil- tirement of WR Hines Ward. L.AL.A. LakLakers.ers...... 28 17 .62.622 —— Oct. 28 — TUMS Fast Relief 500, Ridgeway, Va. At Tucson, Ariz. (SHO), Diego Magdaleno vs. Mi- Station #5. Donations are $10 per TENNESSEE TITANS — Agreed to terms with DE L.AL.A. CliClippeppers...rs...... 26 19 .57.578 22 Nov. 4 — AAA Texas 500, Fort Worth, Texas 11 guel Beltran, Jr., 10, for Magdaleno’s NABF super dren not registered with MYSA last Kamerion Wimbley on a multi-year contract. 22 PhoPhoenienix....x...... 23 23 .50.500 55 ⁄ ⁄ Nov.Nov. 11— Phoenix 500, Avondale, Ariz. featherweight title. horse and $5 admission. Donation WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Re-siRe-signed DE GolGolden StaState..te...... 18 25 .41.419 99 year, a birth certificate is required. Nov.Nov. 18 — Ford 400, Homestead, Fla. March 24 includes food and refreshments. Adam Carriker and G Kory Lichtensteiger. SacSacramramentento....o...... 16 29 .35.356 1212 x-non-points race Eligible players must be from 4 to Canadian Football League AtJohannesburg, SouthAfrica, TakalaniNdlovuvs. Doors open at 6 p.m. with the first Monday's Games Jeffrey Mathebula, 12, for Ndlovu’s IBF super ban- 18 years of age, as of July 31, 2012. WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — SigneSigned coach Philadelphia105, Charlotte 80 race beginning at 7 p.m. For more Paul LaPolice to a two-year contract extension. NASCAR Nationwide Series tamweight title. Boston 79, Atlanta 76 At AviaAviator SportSports ComplComplex, BrookBrooklyn, N.Y. Registration forms can be printed Cleveland105, New Jersey100 information contact Joe Nealon at HOCKEY Points Leaders (NBCSN), Zab Judah vs. Vernon Paris, 12, junior in advance from the “Handouts” Chicago 85, Orlando 59 1. Elliott Sadler,178. welterweights;Sergei Liakhovich vs. Bryant Jen- 592-8216, Dwayne Taggart at National Hockey League Minnesota 97, Golden State 93 2. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.,153. link on www.eteamz.com/mttopy- nings,10, heavyweights. 825-5641, or call Station 5 at CHICACHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — AssignAssigned F MarkMark Dallas112, Denver 95 3. Trevor Bayne,149. sa. Parents are invited to bring McNeill to Rockford (AHL). Tuesday's Games 4. Austin Dillon,148. used or unwanted soccer jerseys 825-1267. DALLAS STARS — Assigned G Jack Campbell to Indiana102, L.A. Clippers 89 5. Cole Whitt,137. TheThe 5th5th Annuall Susquehanna TexasfromSaultSte.Marie(OHL)to Texas(AHL). Miami 99, Phoenix 95 6. Sam Hornish Jr.,129. from prior seasons, which will be TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Reassigned G Dustin New York106, Toronto 87 7. Tayler Malsam,116. collected and donated to needy WaWarriorriorr TTrairaill 5K5K racracee // funwalk Tokarski to Norfolk (AHL). L.A. Lakers at Houston, late 8. Michael Annett, 115.115. will be held on Saturday April 7 at WINNIPEG JETS — Recalled F Ben Maxwell from Oklahoma City at Utah, late 9. Justin Allgaier,113. We’re Open youngsters. There will also be Memphis at Sacramento, late 10. Mike Bliss, 92. 10:15 a.m. in Shickshinny, PA. Regis- St. John’s (AHL). SPRING SPECIAL American Hockey League Milwaukee at Portland, late 11. Jeremy Clements, 88. information available at regis- 12. 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NFLNFL Source: Alex Smith, 49ers close to signing deal Tour ending Q-school as way to big leagues SAN FRANCISCO— A person with knowledge of the negotiations ByBy DOUGFERGUSON N Butwhilethe tourwantss tomake sursuree whofinishedNo.126through200 onthe Among them are Dustin Johnson and AP Golf WritWriter er players are better equipped when they PGA Tour money list, and have them J.B. Holmes, both of whom won in their says Alex Smith and the San Francis- reachthe PGATour,,moneyis behindthe play three tournaments. The top 50 will rookie season. co 49ers are working to finalize a ORLANDO, Fla. — PGA Tour com- missioner Tim Finchem, saying it was change, too. receiveePGATourcards forforthefollowing Thechangee inin earearningcardsbeginss inin three-year contract. “time toto getbetter,”” announcedd TueTuesday The tour wants to make the Nation- season. 2012013.•3.• Thefalleventswillbe thestartof NFL Network first reported the sweeping changes that will end nearly wid widee TTourmore appealinalingg asas itit seasearchrcheses The biggest problem for the board is the new season in October 2013. Still to sides had agreed on a new deal. The 50 years of Q-school as a way to get to foforr aa neneww tittitlesponsosorr —— ththisisisis thefinalal blending two very different tours. Fin- be determined is whether those tourna- person, speaking on condition of golf’s biggest tour. year of sponsorship for the Ohio-based chem said his staff has discussed seed- ments will offer the same number of Fe- anonymity because no announce- The policy board on TTuesuesday ap- insurance company. By starting the offi- iningg theplayeyersinsucha wawayy thathatt thetop dEx Cup poinpoints as tourtournamnaments held ment had been made, said Tuesday proved two significant components to cial season in October — shortly after 25 from the Nationwide Tour are as- from January until the FedEx Cup play- night final details are still being the overhaul — the PGA Tour season the FedEx Cup season ends — it allows sursuredofedof beinbeingamongthe top50. Theon- offs begin in August. worked out and an announcement will start in October, and the develop- thetourto givgivee mormorevalueto thetourna-na- ly thing that would suffer if they played Notawardingsimilarpointscouldbea could come as soon as Wednesday. mental Nationwide Tour will be the pri- menmentsts nowpartof theFallSeries.. IfIf thethey y badly in the three-tournament series is problem. Earlier in the day, Peyton Manning mary path to get a PGA Tour card. are not treated like other tournaments, their ranking for the next season. GolGolff WWorlorldd magmagaziazine,in aa storstoryy forits was formally introduced in Denver Cards would be awarded at a three- oddodds are they wouwould not renew their For the last several years, the top 25 digitaledition Monday,, obtainedd aa letter after the 49ers pursued the four-time tournamentnt seriesblending Nationwideide sponsorship, which would eliminate players from the Nationwide Tour re- from the Frys.com Open in which it ex- NFL MVP. Tour and PGA Tour players. some $25 million in prize money. ceivceivedtourcards.Another25 carcardsordsor soso pressed “concern about continuing our The 27-year-old Smith had met The boarboard approveoved the concept,ept, Starting the season in October means were handed out at Q-school, which of- sponsorship” if the fall events are only with Miami on Sunday but ultimate- which has been talked about for several thatQ-schoolnolongerr canbe anavenuee ten produced a few heartwarming sto- given half the points. ly decided to stay put with the team months. to the PGA Tour. Instead, Q-school will ries of a long shot who achieved his Fry’s has the greatest potential of a that drafted him first overall in 2005. What remains are the details — a lot award cards for only the Nationwideide dream of reaching the tour. larlargepurseand isis geageareredd towtowardbeinga Smith had a breakthrough season of them. Tour. FinFinchem said resresearearch shoshows thatthat big event. last year, helping San Francisco reach “Any time you make a change, human FinFinchemofferedonly aa skskeleeletonof thethe players who spent a year on the Nation- Finchem said offering full points for the NFC title game. nature is, ‘Why are we changing? If it plan: wid widee TTourare mormoree equequippeippedd forthe rig-rig- every tournament remains a possibility. ain’t broke don’t fix it.’ There’s another •• AfteAfterr theFedExCup regregularseasonn ors of travel than someone who gets hot It was one of the details still to be dis- HOCKEY way to look at things,” Finchem said. ends in August 2013, the tour will take for six rounds and gets a card. He also cussed, and he said he would go back to “Wh“When thinthings are goigoing prepretty wewell,ll, the top 75 players from the Nationwideide said an average 1.4 players go from col- thethe 16-member Player Advisory Council James sentenced that’s the time to get better.” Tour money list, along with the players leglege to Q-sQ-school and get thetheir carcards.ds. for comments. WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Dis- graced junior hockey coach Graham S P R I N G T R A I N I N G N BA R O U N D U PP James has been sentenced to two years in prison for sexually abusing two of his players. The sentence was handed down in a Winnipeg courtroom. He showed Knicks go no emotion as he learned his fate. Judge Catherine Carlson called James’ behavior “predatory and orchestrated to make victims de- 4-0 under pendent on him.” The government requested six years in prison. James’s lawyer want- ed a conditional sentence of up to 1818 months with no jail time. new coach James pleaded guilty in December to repeatedly sexually abusing NHL The Associated Press star Theo Fleury and his cousin, NEWYORK —— AmareStoudemiree Todd Holt, when they played for him had22 poinpointsand 12rebounds,, JerJeremy in the Western Hockey League in the Linadded18pointss and10assists,and 1980s and ’90s. theNewYorkk Knicksmadeit foufourr straightht easyvictories underMike AMATEUR ATHLETICS W Woodsonby beatingthe TTorontoRap- tors106-87on TueTuesdaynight. Army’s Rodriguez CarmeloAnthonyand TyTysonChan- dledlerr eachscored17pointsfor thethe wins Sullivan Award Knicksks,, whobringa weeweek’k’ss worworthof thof NEW YORK — Army linebacker momentumm toto Philadelphiaon WWednes- Andrew Rodriguez has won the daynightfora matchupwiththe AtlAtlan-an- James E. Sullivan Award, given by tictic Division-leadingg 76ers.The Knicks the Amateur Athletic Union to the rodrodee anotanothernightof balabalancedscoring ing top amateur athlete in the United andand renereneweddefensiveintensityto aa States. APPHOTO comfortaortableleadfor mostof thefinal The award was presented Tuesday PhiPhiladeladelphlphiaia PhiPhiliieliiess starterer RoyHalladayay delideliversa pitpitchch durduringing thethe sixtsixthh inninningof aa sprispringng tratrainininingg gameagainstt thethe threequarters. night during a ceremony at the New BaltBaltimoree OrioOriolesles inin SarSarasota,a, Fla.Fla.,, TTuesdayay.. DeMarDeRozanscored17 pointsfor York Athletic Club. thethe Raptors.s.JoseCalderonhad 11points Rodriguez is the sixth football andnineassistsintsin hisreturnfrom aa player to win the award, and third five-gamee absencewith aa sprainedd right from Army, joining Doc Blanchard ankle,but backupJerryd Baylesswas (1945) and Arnold Rucker (1946). Halladay hurls 6 strong innings loslostt toatoa lefthippointerr inthe secsecondond Rodriguez has a 4.14 GPA as a half.half. mechanical engineering major, and is ranked third academically in a class SARSARASOTATA,, Fla.(AP)— RoRoyy HallHalla-a- anddrovein thrthreeruns. forthe A’A’s,s, plaplayingtheirfinalspring Heat99,Suns95 ofof 1,052 cadets. 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N H L RR O U N D U P BOYS T E N N I S CC O L L EG E BB AS K E T BA L L Penguins Bears star Griner dunks rout Jets in victory over Florida The Associated Press The Associated Press Bowker’s 3-point shot. PITTSBURGHGH ——JamesNeal BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — recrecordordedhis secsecondNHL hathat Brittney Griner became the Georgia TTechech 76,76, trictrick,and SidSidneyCrosbyy hadhad second woman to dunk in an Georgetownown 6464 fourassistsin hisfirsthome NCAA tournament game Tues- CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Syd- gamgamee inmorethan thrthreemonths day night, slamming one down ney Wallace continued her scor- asas thePittsburghPenguins with her right hand early in the ing tear with 23 points, and ripprippedthe WiWinnipnnipegJets8-4 onon second half of top-seeded Bay- Georgia Tech claimed its first Tue Tuesdaynight. lor’s 76-57 win over ninth-seed- berth in the regional semifinals EvgEvgenieniMalkinadded twotwo ed Florida. of the women’s NCAA tourna- goagoals—includingthe200thof Griner went nearlyly 12 min- ment by beating Georgetown in hisNHL carcareer— anddishedd outout utes without scoring at the the second round of the Des thrthreeassiststotsto lifthispointtotal beginning of the game but fin- Moines Regional. toantoan NHL-leadleading93. ished with 25 points, including Sasha Goodlett added14 Pittsburghbounced backback from the night’s biggest highlight. points and 1111 rebounds for the anan overtimee lossin Philadelphia, Odyssey Sims added 14 points Yellow Jackets (26-8). thatthatendedan 111-gamee winning for Baylor (36-0). Azania Stew- strstreakeak,, andpulledd witwithinahina poinpointt art led Florida (20-13) with14. MEN’SS BASKETBALL: NITNIT ofof thetheEasternConference-lead- DONDON CAREYCAREY/THE/THE TIMESTIMES LEADER UMasss 7272,, DreDrexelxel 7070 ingingNewYorkRangers.. PaPatt DocDockekeryry ofHolyRedeemeemerr reretuturnsthe serserveof FrFrancancoisRossof DaDallallass dudurinringg aa matmatchch St.St. BonBonaveaventunturere 66,66, Maristst 6363 PHILADELPHIA — Chaz Ty Tylerler Kennedydy scoredtwice TTuesuesdayat KirbKirbyy ParPark.k. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Jessi- Williams scored 20 points and forfor Pittsburgh,which dealtthe ca Jenkins scored 22 points and UMass rallied from a 17-pointnt JetJetss aa blobloww intheirpursuitofitof aa Doris Ortega contributed13 second-half deficit to defeat playoffspot. Winnipegtrails points and 10 rebounds to lead Drexel and former Minutemen eighth-placeWashingtonon byby fourfour St. Bonaventure to a win against coach Bruiser Flint 72-70 in a pointswith ninegames remain-- Serving up successful debut Marist and a spot in NCAA NIT quarterfinal game on Tues- ing.ing. tournament’nt’s round of 16.16. day.day. Bryann LitLittlescoredtwicefor The Times Leader staff Ross Gladey and Alex Ma- victorious at home as the team Leanne Ockenden missed a T Terrell Vinson had 14 of his 1818 thetheJets.OndrejPavelec waswas WILKES-BARRE – PatPat chalick led the way for Crest- swept Wyoming Valley West. desperation 3-point shot at thethe points after halftime and Jesse pullpulledinedin thesecondd afteafterr alloallow-w- Dockeray and Dan McGraw wood, winning at No.1 andand Jordan Herbert, Josh Herb- buzzer for 13th- seeded Marist, Morgan added 13 points for the ingfivePenguinsgoalson24 took No. 2 and No. 3 singles to No. 2 singles in straight sets. ert and Robby Hug defeated which was lowest seed to ad- Minutemen (25-11), who ad- SINGLES: 1. Ross Gladey (Cre) d. Balaga- shots. help give Holy Redeemer a 3-2 nesh Natarajan 6-2, 6-2; 2. Alex Machalick (Cre) their opponents in No. 1, No. 2 vance into the second round. vanced to next Tuesday’s NIT d. Zachery Bowman 6-4, 6-4; 3. Brandon victory against Dallas on Tues- Hacken (Cre) d. Justin Sheen 2-6, 6-3, 6-3 and No. 3 singles, respectively, The fifth-seeded Bonnies semifinals at Madison Square PanPanthertherss 2,Flyers1 DOUBLES: 1. Neil Patel/Nikhil Patel (Cre) d. day at Kirby Park as the Corey Sisock/Billy Spear 6-1, 6-2; 2. BaBanleynley for Tunkhannock. (31-3), making their first NCAA Garden against the winner of SINGLES: 1. Jordan Herbert (Tun) d. Marchetti/Steven Waskie (Cre) d. Andy Mhley/ PHILADELPHIA— Stephenn Wyoming Valley Conference Andrew Crossin 6-4, 6-1; 2. Josh Herbert (Tun) appearance, took the lead for Wednesday’s StaStas nford-Nevada T.J. Wenner 6-3, 6-0 d. DeAngelo Aboutanos 6-0, 6-0; 3. Robbie Hug W Weissand Sean Bergenheim boys tennis season opened. (Tun) d. Ryan Yusko 6-0, 6-0 good with 9:38 left on Chelsea game. DOUBLES: 1. Brent Christy/Cory Dulsky bothscored,andScottClem- Ryan Canty won his No. 11 PittPittstostonn AreAreaa 3,3, (Tun) d. Chris Bloom/Pat Antell 6-1, 6-1; 2. Colby menmensenstopped35 shoshotstotsto lealeadd singles match for the Moun- Rome/Matt Stroney (Tun) d. Nick Vitanovec/ CouCoughlin2 Brian Novitski 6-0, 6-2 FlorFloridato itsfifthstraightwin. taineers, while the team of Tyler Woodruff and Jeremy Kentucky super fan, actress and EricEric WWellwellwoodoodscoredfor thethe Mike Donovan and Alexsay Homschek picked up wins in Hazletoetonn AreAreaa 5,5, NOTEBOOK avidtweeterAshley Judd,who at-at- Flyers. Giterson captured first doubles second and third singles, re- MeyMeyersers 00 tentendedthe WiWildcaldcats’win oveoverr Io-Io- Clemmensenwas outstanding ing for Dallas. wa State on Saturday. spectively, to pace Pittston L.J. Sidari beat his No. 11 ContContinuedfrom PagPagee 1B1B forfor thetheSoutheastt Divisionlead- The No. 2 doubles team of Area. singles opponent by scores of HEADING EAST ersand hehe outplayeded counterpartpart Tyler Elias and Zack Januziew- For Coughlin, Greg Stan- 6-2 and 7-5 to lead Hazleton titles between them. IlyaBryzgalov.. Bryzgalovlov,, cho-cho- icz also won for the Royals. MarMarquequettevs. FlorFlorida.The Ga-Ga- Theinitial 68-teambrackethad SINGLES: 1. Ryan Canty (Dal) d. Pat Loftus kiewicz came up victorious in Area to a sweep of Meyers. senas theNHL’sfirstt stastarr forthe 6-3, 7-5; 2. Pat Dockeray (HR) d. Francois RessResss tors can shoot, particularly from teams frofrom all over the west, 6-0, 6-4; 3. Dan McGraw (HR) d. Tyler Tuck 3-6, No.1 singsinglesles.. Donald Tedesco and Kurtis SINGLES: 1. Greg Stankiewicz (Cou) d. secondstraightweek,made 1111 6-4, 6-2 the 3-point arc. The Golden Ea- from Arizona and UNLV to Gon- Trent Woodfruff 6-1, 6-2; 2. Tyler Woodruff (Pa) Miesowitz also contributed to DOUBLES: 1. Mike Donovan/Alexsayy d. Josh Stenkinis 6-1, 6-0; 3. Jeremy Homschek saves. Giterson (Dal) d. Cameron Pinto/Pat Duffy 6-1, glegless aretoughand liklikee toto plaplayy de-de- zaga and St. Mary’s. (Pa) d. Ben Menarski 6-0, 6-0 the win with their victories in 1-6, 6-2; 2. Tyler Elias/Zack Januziewicz (HR) d. Clemmensenstopped all11 DOUBLES: 1. Suraj Pursnani/Terry Briggs fensfense. Another willwill-infl-inflictiicting ng Now, they’re all gone. Brandon Scharke/Steve Wempa 6-1, 6-2 (Pa) d. Teddy Wample/Troy Bankus 6-3, 6-0; 2. No. 2 and No. 3 singles. SINGLES: 1. L.J. Zidari (Haz) d. Matt James shoshotsintsin thefirstt periperiodto setthe John Skursky/Ben Lenkofsky (Cou) d. Justin game. NoNot a sisingngle teteam frfrom thethe 6-2, 7-5; 2. Donald Tedesco (Haz) d. Branden Coe/Tyler Roberts 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 toneforthe PanPantherthers,who CrCresestwtwood5, MMMMII 00 Ott 6-2, 6-2; 3. Kurtis Miesowitz (Haz) d. Mia western half of the United States Scorozzo 6-2, 6-0 snappeda five-gamee losing DOUBLES: 1. Mauro Notaro/Anthony Zidari UNSUNG HEROES reached the regionals this year, The Comets opened the TuTunkhannock 5,5, (Haz) d. Nick Fonzo/Chris Yanumich 6-1, 6-1; 2.2. streakto Philadelphia. season with a win, sweeping Nick Franzosa/Jose Arias (Haz) d. Stephanie W We knoknow the stars, the big leaving Baylor, in heart-of-Texas Wyoming VVallealleyy WeWestst 00 W./Francis Kwock 6-1, 6-3 the Preppers. names who get all the attention. W Wacoaco, as the last stop in thethe DevDevils1,Senators0rs0 Tunkhannock came away But just below the marquee are a bracket. OTTAWA— IlyaKovalchuk handful of under-the-radar play- That’s 11 states, no teams. Yet scorscoredhis 400t400thh NHLgoal,and ers who are there to support the Ohio put a recrecord four teams backupgoalie JohanHedberg CC O L L EG E RR O U N D U PPU headliner, sometimes even steal through to the round of 16: Ohio madeit stanstandd upinupin NewJersey’sey’ss the show. StatState, XavXavierier, CinCincinncinnati andand slimvictory overOttawa. HerHere’e’ss aa fewwho havhavee gragrabbebbedd Ohio. Whileworkingthe poinpointt onon the spotlight so far: thepowerr playplay,, KoKovalvalchuktooka Colonels suffer late heartbreak BraBrady HesHeslip, BaylBayloror. He’He’ss STUDENTSTS OFOF THE GAMEE passfrom defensemanMarek open as soon as he crosses mid- Four of the teams in the round ZidlZidlickickyy andfireda slapshotpast court and has killed teams that of 16 havhave coaccoaches who nevneverer goagoalieBen BishBishopwith 2:40left The Times Leader staff in three full innings while WOMEN’SN’S TENNIS collcollapsapsee onon BayBaylor’lor’ss bigfrontline played college hoops and came inthe secsecondperiod.The calm EDWARDSVILLE—Visiting striking out two batters. WilWilkes5, Bloomsburgrg 44 inthe NCAAA tourtournament.In casecase thrthrougough the ranranks as stustudendentt Kovalchukkept hishis arms down Penn College (6-4) broke a tie After claiming four of six you didn’t see it, he hit a 10th 3- managers. andwaitedd atthe bluelineforhis game by scoring the winning COLLEGE SOFTBALL singles flights, the No. 2 dou- pointer on the way to the locker T Tom CreCrean, IndiIndiana. DidDidn’tn’t teammatess tocome tohim forafora run in the top of the ninth and Miseri sweepss bles team of Alexis Donner room after demolishing Colora- play at Central Michigan and got subduedd celebration. held on to post a 7-6 win over Caitlin Cromley earned the and Ally Kristofco clinched the do on Saturday. hisstartas aa gragraduatduatee managerat Wilkes (5-9) on Tuesday after- win in both games of a double-- win for Wilkes with an 8-3 win Marquis TTeague, Kentuckycky.. Michigan State before going on Blackhawks5, noon at Artillery Park. header allowing no runs in 99 as the Lady Colonels were Once consideredKentucky’ss lonelone to heahead coaccoaching jobs at MarMar-- 1/3 innings of work as Miser- Blue Jackets1s1 Carmen Lopresto and Tay victorious at Bloomsburg. weak spot, the freshman had 24 quette and with the Hoosiers. icordia swept Delaware Valley COLUMBUS,Ohio ——Patrick Sidler led the Colonels offense With the win, Wilkes remains points, seven assists and four re- Mick Cronin, Cincinnati. After by scores of 6-0 and 6-4 in its Sharp scoredd twogoals, Duncan with two hits each, including perfect at 8-0 on the season. bounds against Colorado. coacoachiching a loclocal hihigh schschooooll home Freedom Conference KeiKeithhad foufourr assassistsists,, andCorey y Sadler’s first-inning three-run Donner opened up the Jeff Withey, Kansas. Thomas while completing his undergrad- blast, his fourth home run of opener. Wilkes scoring with a 6-0, 6-0 CraCrawfowfordmade24 savsavesasesas Chi-Chi- Megan Hardy led the Lady Robinson and TyTyshawn TTaylor uate degree, he got his first col- the year. Stephen Ruch and win at No. 5 singles. Kristofco cagocompleted aa seasonseries Cougars in game one with one make the Jayhawks go. Withey leglegee coaccoachinhingg jobas aa videvideoo coorcoor-- Nick Craig followed with one added a 6-3, 6-2 win at No. 3 sweepp ofof Columbus.. RBI while Kat LaBrie hit a becoming more assertive helped dinator for the Bearcats in 1996- hit and one RBI each. Marc singles while Amanda Holyk The TheBlackhawksoutscoredthe double. Jill Castaldi added a take them to the regional semis. 97.97. Seibel absorbed the loss on the and Anna Mitchell claimed the BlueJackets31-1-100 inthe sixsix triple in the contest. Aaron Craft, Ohio State. The Buzz Williams, Marquette. Be- mound, entering in the ninth gamgames.Theywoneverygameby In game two, Jen Corey led two other singles wins. Buckeyes’ point guard can score forefore hehe becameMarquette’s head with the score tied at 6-6 butbut atleastthreegoalss oveoverr Colum-m- off the bottom of the third for and has great court vision. His coach, the Buzzsaw served as a allowing two hits and the WOMEN’S LACROSSE busbus,, whiwhichhas theworstrecordd Misericordia with a rocket bigbiggesgestt contcontribuributiotionn coulcouldd bebe de-de- student assistant at Navarro Col- winning run. KinKing’g’ss 2121,, Lancastasterer BiblBiblee 88 inthe NHL.. over the right field fence. Sa- fense; he can take an opposing lege in Corsicana, Texas, under Krystina Villarreal scored mantha Hare also drove in a guard completely out of a game. Juco Hall of Famer Lewis Orr. Marywoowoodd 9,9, KinKing’g’ss 44 five goals to spark King’s to a Islanderderss 5,MapleLeafs2 run.run. RusRuss Smith, LouLouisviisvillelle. TheThe Scott Drew,, Baylor.. Startedhis Visiting Marywood Uni- victory over Lancaster Bible TORONTOTO —— MattMoulson Cardinals guard can be a differ- career as a student assistant at versity opened a 5-0 lead after MEN’SS TENNIS College. She also tallied an scoreda power-playgoal withwith ence-makerand wasagainstst New ButlButlerer andlater movmoveded onon toto VVal-al- two innings and never looked Bloomsburgrg 8,8, assist in the contest. justover sixsixminutesremaining,g, back as the Pacers posted a WilWilkes1kes1 Emily Foley followed with Mexico, scoring 17 points. He paraiso,,wherehe earnedhis mas-mas- andand thetheNewYorkIslanderss disappeared a few times this sea- ter’ter’ss degdegreewhilee worworkinkingg forhis victory over host King’s. Host Bloomsburg University four scores for the Lady Mon- handedTorontonto itsitseighth sonson,, whiwhichch Louisvilsvillele can’can’tt affoaffordrd fathfatherer, Homerer, the Crusadeadersrs Chris Sweeney led King’s captured all three doubles archs while Amanda Harney straightht homeloss. with a 2-for-5 showing with flights, then posted wins in added three goals. Catherine at this point. head coach at the time. PAParenteau’ss breakawaygoal two runs scored while Brian five of six singles matches totos McMahon contributed with leslesss thantwominuteslater Mikus went 2-for-4 with one post a win over Wilkes. two goals and two assists. NUMBERS MONUMENTALAL MOMENTS stretchedhed NewYork’slead andand run. King’s freshman Richie Alex Makos was the Colo- Chelsea Manes, Clair Parolski, 00 —— LosLossesess by29-7Baylorout- The remaining teams have ac- causcausedaeda casccascadeof boobooss frofromm Bartumioli was given the loss nels lone winner at No. 2 sin- Haley Burke, and Alyssa Boz- side the Big12. counted for some of the greatest disgruntledMaple Leafsfans. in his first collegiate appear- gles, posting a 6-3, 6-0 win zett all chipped in with one 1 — Team left from last year’s moments in NCAA tournament Moulsolsonn madeit 5-2withan ance, allowing five earned runs over Jeff Nuhfer. goal.goal. Final Four: Kentucky. history. Here’s a few: empty-nett goal. 3 — Conference tournament North CarCaroliolina StaState, 191983.83. championpionss inthe rouroundofndof 16:Mi- CoCoach JiJim VValalvavano runrunnining ng Oilerss 6,Predators3 Notre Dame finished 26-for-33 Peters made two free throws chichigagan StStateate, LouLouisisvilville anandd around looking for someone to NASHVILLE, TTenn.— AlesAles frofromm theline toto only7-for-1-144 forfor forafora 10-10-poinpointt lealeadd andthe GolGold-d- Ohio. hug after Lorenzo Charles’ put- Hemskyy scoredthreegoals forfor IRISH Cal in the rough and physical enBears stayedclosebecauseof 4 — Teams from the Big Ten back is an all-timer. hisfirsthattrickin theNHL,and game. two clutch jumpers by Claren- and Big East left in the tourna- Kansas, 2008. “Mario’s Mira- theEdmontonOilerss beatthe ContContinuedfrom PagPagee 1B1B ItisItis Notree Dame’s10’s10thth tripto don.don. ment. cle” — Mario Chalmers’ tying 3- Nashvillele Predators.ors. mined Golden Bears, the Irish theroundd of16in thelast16sea- DigDigginginss thethenn wenwentt highighh toto tiptip 10 — TimTimes MicMichighigan StaStatete pointer — still draws cheers like DarcyHordichuk,Ryan Jones started the second half with a sosons unundeder cocoacach MuMuffffetet a Cal inbounds pass and drove has reached the regional semifi- Kansas won the title all oveoverr andSam Gagneralsohad goagoals,ls, 10-2 run and came up with five McGraw. for a layup to make it a 12-pointnt nals in the last 15 years.s. again during the pregame video andDevanDubnykmade40 earearlysteals,, setsettingoffthe partparti-i- Notre Dame came out with a lealead.AndwhentheNotreDame 10½ — Point spread for North at Allen Fieldhouse. savesfor Edmonton.n. DavidLeg- san crowd at Purcell Pavilion. quick 8-2 run in the first two star went hard to the basket on CarCaroliolina ovover OhiOhio, wiwidedestst Michigan State, 1979. Magic wandscored twicefor Nashville,le, TheIrishh buibuiltthe lealeadtodto 17and minutes of the second half as another break attempt, she got among the eight games. vs. Bird. ’Nuff said. andPatricHornqvisvistt addedd aa heheldonafterr Calcutt ittonineas Diggins scored four points and knocked to the floor by Claren- 48 — Years since Ohio last re- North Carolina, 1982. FreFresh-sh- goagoall andan assiassist.st. Novosel made six straight free Kayla McBride hit a layup afterafter don.don. ached the round of 16.16. manMichaell JorJordanhitsthe winwin-- throws in the final minute. makmakingainga stesteal.After aa timeout,out, And after officials review eded 50 — Years since Cincinnati ning jumjumper agaagainsinst GeoGeorgrge-e- StaStars4,rs4, CoyCoyoteotess 33 Cal(25-10)got17 poinpointsfrom McBride made anoanother stestealal thevideo,, itwas ruleruledd aa flagrantant beatOhio StaStatete inin thenationalal ti-ti- towtown, becomes one of basbasketket-- DALLAS— MikMikee RibRibeireiroo hadhad Layshia Clarendon and 15 from andBrittanyMallorydrovefora foufoul.l. DigDigginginss hitone ofof twofree tle game for the second year in a ballball’s—’s— orany sporsport’t’ss —— gregreateatestst threeassistsin regulation,then ReReshandada GraGray.But theGolden lefty layup and a 41-33 lead. throws, Notre Dame retaineded rowrow. The Bearcats and Orangee icons. scorscoredinedin thesecondd rouroundofndof thethe Bears wewere hurt by 19 turnturn-- The Irish came up with five pospossessessiosionn andMcBridee hitahita 3-3- play Thursday in Boston. IndIndianaiana, 1981987. KeKeith Smartt shoshootoutt tolift theDallasStarss overs 12 in the second half. stestealsinthe firfirstfourminutesof sof pointer to push the lead to 54- 106 — Miles between Cincin- pulls a Jordan to beat Syracuse.

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W V C B O Y S T E N N I S C A P S U L E S senior, anchoring the Cou- gar’s squad as the No. 1. KNAUS BerwickBulldogss NickBartal,l, PetPeterer GallGallagheagherr,, TimTim TuTunkhannockk Tigers TENNIS Henry Cornell, Wyoming Coach:: MatMattt ShrShraderader MileyMiley,, MikeMikeKimmel Coach:: JefJefff Underwoorwoodd Seminary : A junior, he is one 20120111 Record:: 5-5-77 KeyPlayers RetuReturning:: L.JSidari, 20120111 Record:: 11-11-11 half of the reigning District 2 ContContinuedfrom PagPagee 1B1B Home Court:: BerwickHigh SchoSchoolol DonaldPedasco,o, MauroNotaro HomeCourt:: TTunkhunkhannoannockck HighHigh ContContinuedfrom PagPagee 1B1B KeyKey Newcomers:: Kurtis Miesowitz,witz, Class 2A doubles champion insinspectpecteded atat thetech cencenteron KeyPlayers LostLost:: CalebFetFetterolf,, School ant weather of 2012. with Harry Parkhurst. DerekVolkVolkel,el, AnthonySidari KeyPlayersLost:: KyKylele ChriChrististiee multiple occasions, and it was KeyPlayers RetuReturning:: JerJeremyemy Coach’s’s Outlookk:: “Wedefiniteltelyy loslostt KeyPlayersReturning:: JorJordandan There are many storylines George Parkhurst, Wyoming ing at the tech center as late as Ja- Moyer,, SrSr.;.; ArlinsonReyes, JrJr.;.; Bran- aa lotoflotof keycontributibutorsors.. LasLastt yeayear’sr’s HerbHerbert,Sr.;Josh HerbHerbert,Sr.;Robbiee to follow this season. Below Seminary : Now a senior, he nuary. And the car had notnot dondon HayHaydt,Sr.; teateamm wascompetitivitive.e. I’mhopingwe Hugg,, SrSr.;.; MatMattt StrStroneyoney,, SrSr.;.; BreBrentnt you will find just a few. is the defending singles been altered,” Hendrick said. Coach’s’s Outlookk:: n/n/aa canbe somewhatcompetitivitivee thisthis Christie,e, JrJr.;.; CoreyOlskie, JrJr.;.; Colby champion of the District 2 year.” “We even had one of the NAS- Rome,Jr.; TOP TEAMS Class 2A Tournament. He CAR officials make comments Coughlinlin Crusadersers KeyKeyNewcomers:: DanGreenienip,So.p,So. Crestwood : The Comets also won a match at the Holy Redeemer RoyRoyalsals :: “Ithinkk wewe’l’lll bebe aboutt thecar beibeingcorrect.We Coach:: TerTeresaesa Popielarskirski CoacCoach’sOutlook had a productive campaign in PIAA Championships last Coach:: JoeJoe SuchSuchoskoskii strstrongong agaiagain.n. I’mhopingfor anotanotherher had all that documented.. 20120111 Record:: 2-2-1010 2011 only dropping four year. Home Court:: KirKirbyPark 20120111 Record:: 6-6-66 goodgood season.”” “I think by going piece-by- matches in the conference. Harry Parkhurst, Wyoming KeyPlayers LostLost:: JorJordandan OkuOkun,n, Home Court:: KirKirbyPark piece, date-by-date, you could JeremyMountain KeyPlayers LostLost:: NonNonee Wyomingng Area Warriorss Losing just one key cog from Seminary : A senior like his see there was no ill intent by KeyPlayers RetuReturning:: GreGregg StaStan-n- KeyPlayers RetuReturning:: PatLoftus,s, Coach:: JusJustintin DeSantonto that team, they could be in twin brother, he sat out the our part. ... Our car was ap- kiekiewiczwicz,, SrSr.;.; JosJoshh StaStankinnkinas,as, SrSr.;.; BenBen PatDockeraryary,, DanDan McGrawaw,, Cam- 20120111 Record:: 1-11-111 line for a run at district med- district’s singles tournament proved.” Banarski,i, So.;So.; TeTeddyddy Wampole,e, SrSr.. eroneron PintoPinto HomeCourt:: PitPittsttstonon AreAreaa MidMiddledle als.als. last year and entered the KeyKey Newcomers:: TTroyBankus,s, So.;So.; KeyKey Newcomers:: ZackZack Janusziewicz SchoSchoolol oror oppoopposingvenues Both Knaus and HenHendricdrickk Coach’s’s Outlookk:: “Hop“Hopefulefullyly we’we’llll bebe Dallas : Finishing with just doubles tournament where he seemedrelievedd ratherthan ju-ju- JohnJohn Skursky,y,SrSr.;.; BenBen Lenkofski,fski, SrSr.. KeyPlayersLost:: n/n/aa three losses a year ago, the teamed with Henry Cornell Coach’s’s Outlookk:: “Ihavee tobetobe oveoverr .500and makmakee theplayoffsffs.”.” KeyPlayersReturning:: DavDavideide bilant following Tuesday’s rul- optoptimisimisticbecausee II dodo seethe taltalentent FanFanelli,elli, SrSr.;.; TrTrevorevor Alder,, SrSr.;.; NickNick Mountaineers lost four play- to bring home the district ing. They both said they were inmyinmy plaplayeyersrs.. II thithinkanka lolott ofotherr MeyMeyersers Mohawkss SzeSzewczwczyk,Sr.;Jon ScrScrobolobola,a, SrSr.;.; NickNick ers to graduation, but they gold and win a match at stunstunned a weeweek ago when a teteamsarein thesamee boboatat whewherere Coach:: AnthAnthonyBartolii LeoLeon,n, So.So. always seem to deal with states. thrthree-membember panel unaunani-ni- thetheyy lolostasta lolott ofplayererss andare 20120111 Record:: 1-11-111 KeyKeyNewcomers:: BilBillyly GraGrayy,, SrSr.;.; losses and finish strong the momoususly uphupheleld all of NANAS-S- rebuilding.” Home Court:: BarBarneyFarms MichaelWerbin, FrFr.. next year. CRACKING UPUP CAR’’s penaltielties. That, notnot KeyPlayers LostLost:: ChriChriss McGMcGaviavin,n, CoacCoach’sOutlook:: “W“We’e’vehad aa Tunkhannock : Coming off a Wyoming Area’s home Crestwood Cometss CoreCoreyy Graham,Hayden Schutz toutoughgh twoyearssince I’vI’vee beenhere Middlebrook’s ruling, was the KeyPlayers RetuReturning:: MatMattt James,s, wiwithonlythreee wiwinsns.. BuButt bebefoforeIreI gogott one-loss season, the Tigers court is supposed to be mosmost sursurprisprising part of thethe Coach:: ScoScotttt LeniLenioo have a new coach in Jeff across the street from the 20120111 Record:: 8-8-44 SrSr.;.; BraBrandenOtt, SrSr.;.; MiaScocozzo,zo, heheretheydidn’thavea wiwinn inthreee process. Home Court:: WriWrightTownshipPark SrSr.;.; ChriChriss YYanovanovich,Sr.;Nick FoFonzonzo,, SrSr.. yeyearars.Is.I thithinkwe hahaveavea googoodd shoshott atat Underwood who also leads entrance to the school’s foot- StilStill, both maintaintained thethe KeyPlayers LostLost:: JoePickettt Coach’s’s Outlookk:: “I’“I’mm expexpectiectingng toto defdefiniiniteltelyy aa .500seasonthis yeayearr.”.” the girls in the fall. They ball field. But the last two car car nevnever shoshould have beebeenn KeyPlayers RetuReturning:: AleAlexx Macha-a- gogo reareallyfar andand inin theconferencencee have most of the key compo- years the Warriors have not ruled illegal. liklik,, RosRosss GladGladeyey,, NeilPatel,, NikhNikhilil anddistrictct asas welwelll becbecausausee thethe Wyomingng Seminaryry BlueBlue nents back from last year on been able to play at the West PatelPatel,, BrileyMarchetti, Stevenn Was-Was- tatalenlentt isthere.I’me.I’m hophopingto hahaveavea Knights “Iwasprettyshockekedd inDay- gregreatat seasseasonon withnot manyin- a squad which consists of Pittston venue. tona when this happened. We kiekie Coach:: MikMikee BalBalutanutanskiski four seniors and three juniors. The court has been accu- KeyKey Newcomers:: BraBrandonHacken,, terruptions.” go go ththrorougugh grgreaeat, grgreaeatt 20120111 Record:: 1212-0-0 Wyoming Seminary : The mulating cracks and has not JohnJohn Monfilettoetto,, RobRob Keenan :: WyWyominomingg SemiSeminarynary lenlengthsgths, and it’it’s beebeen yeayearsrs HomeCourt Blue Knights are the cream been fixed, leaving the team Coach’s’s Outlookk:: “W“Wee rereturturnn botbothh MMIMMI PrePrepp PrePreppeppersrs HigHighh SchoSchoolol since we’ve been in trouble.le. ourdoubleless teteamsandneedto Coach:: NinNinaa DeiToss KeyPlayersLost:: BijBijoyoy GhosGhosh,h, NickNick of the crop. They are coming having to play on the road. Years,” Knaus said. “It’s unfor- repreplaclacee ourour thirthirdd singsinglesposition.on. WeWe 20120111 Record:: 5-5-77 Strzeletz,etz,James Curtis off a season where they fin- This year, Wyoming Area will tunate that the perception is woulwouldd liklikee toto retreturnurn toto theplayoffsffs Home Court:: MMMMII PrPrepep HiHighgh ScSchoohooll KeyPlayersReturning:: GeorGeorgege ished unbeaten in the confer- play its home matches at out there that we continue to thisyear andand competefor aa disdistrictrictt KeyPlayers LostLost:: MichaelMcGraw,w, Parkhurst,st, Harry Parkhurst,st, Henry ence, won a District 2 Class Pittston Area when the Patri- benbendd therules,, becausewe tru-tru- title.”title.” AndrewKempschinskyy CorCornellnell,, ChriChristostopherKim, EvEvanan BotBot-- 2A team title and lost in the ots aren’t home. If both KeyPlayers RetuReturning:: Balaganeshesh ly don’t. We go above and be- winwin semifinals of the PIAA Cham- teams are slated to be home, Dallas Mountaineers Natarajan,ajan, ZacharyBowman KeyKeyNewcomers:: MatMattt CartCartwrigwright,ht, yond to be compliant witwithh pionships to eventual cham- the Warriors will travel to the Coach:: JoeJoe PuglPugliesiesee KeyKey Newcomers:: BilBillyly SpeaSpearr WilWillialiamm Xu,Williee LuLu what they want. 20120111 Record:: 9-9-33 Coach’s’s Outlookk:: “Myteamm thithiss yeyearar CoacCoach’sOutlook:: “The“Theyy seemlike pion Holy Ghost Prep. The team they are facing. “A“AndIndI wasshocked.Ied.I wasre- Home Court:: DallDallasas HighSchool isis veryheavilyly stastackeckedd withreturningning ththeyare goigoingtongto beverystrongng team has won back-to-to-back ally, really shocked. And I was KeyPlayers LostLost:: EthEthanan PenzPenzak,ak, plaplayeryerss andseniors.s. WeWe arelookingg agaagainin thithiss seaseason.We basibasicalcallyly havhavee district titles and several SASAVE THE DADATETE pretty torn up, because I felt ScotScot Riccetti,tti, AndrewNakkache, forwforwardto aa succsuccessessfulful seaseasonson.. MyMy ournumberer oneone,, twtwoo anandd thrthreeee players return for another run The tennis postseason is worrworrieswill comewhen theyall like we did everything in our AndrewMurray sinsinglesplayersreturning,so it’it’ss reareallylly this season, including the always the first to get started graduate.” jus justt aa matmatterofterof finfindingdoubless powpowertoerto buibuildthe besbestt racracee carcar KeyPlayers RetuReturning:: RyRyanan district’s defending singles in the spring in District 2. McCarthy,y,SrSr.;.; BlakBlakee Donovan,, JrJr.;.; pairings.” we could for the Daytona 500 FraFrancoisncois Ross,Jr.; TyTylerler TucTuck,k, JrJr.. Pittstonton Area Patriotss and doubles champions. The district events will all be andtake itit dowdownn thertheree withwithoutout KeyKey Newcomers:: Alekseyey Gitelson,on, Coach:: KimKim ColCollinlinss Wyomingng VallValleyey WesWestt Spartans tentatively held at Kirby Park TOP PLAYERS any problems.” FrFr.;.; Brandonn Scharff,, So.So. 20120111 Record:: 2-2-1010 Coach:: JimZimmermanan and the state events are all Middlebrook was not made Coach’s’s Outlookk:: “I“I’v’vee gotsomee Home Court:: PitPittsttstonon AreAreaa MidMiddledle 20120111 Record:: 6-6-66 Ryan McCarthy, Dallas :: slated for the Hershey Rac- available to reporters follow-- inexperience,ence,especiallylly atat singles School HomeCourt:: Hamiltoltonn ParkPark,, KingKing-- The senior teamed with An- quet Club. Here are the ex- ing his decision. Knaus, Hen- withwith doublesplayers playingg singles KeyPlayers LostLost:: NonNonee stonston drew Nakkache last year to pected dates for the events: thisyear.. Butit’s allhow thethe plaplayeryerss :: JerJeremyemy drick nornor NASCARR spokesman KeyPlayers RetuReturning KeyPlayersLost:: TyTylerRyman, win two matches in the Dis- May 4: District 2 Team Tour- araree gogoingto ststepep upup.. Iftheycan Homschek,, TrTrentent Woodruff,ff,TylTylerer StevStevee Brand,AnthonyMolino KerKerry Tharp coulcould expexplainlain trict 2 Class 2A Doubles nament begins;; May 8: Dis- tratransfensferr theitheirr gameinto aa goodgood Woodruff KeyPlayersReturning:: KeKevinvin YYoz-oz- why the arbitrator left intact singsinglesgame, we’we’llll bebe alrialrightght.”.” KeyKey Newcomers:: NonNonee viakviak,, SrSr.;.; AndrAndrewew CroCrossissin,n, So.So.;; DeAn-- Championships. This year, he trict 2 Team Tournament the $100,000 fine. 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Therefore toatoa seasseasonallyy adjusted717,00000permits,ts, home. ingstartsfellfrom January’srevisedlevel Amild winterrallowedbuildersstokeep the department said tariffs in the same the Commerce Department said Tues- The rise in permits suggests builders of 706,000, which was the highest since working in most parts of the country. proportions will be charged on Chinese day.day. see that interest translating into sales Octoberr 2008. And an improving job market has many panels imported into the U.S., depend- While that’s still half the rate consid- overthenext12months.That’show long “The key numbers in this report are slightly more optimistic about home ing on which company makes them. eredhealthyy bybymosteconomists,it’sthe it typically takes to build a home after a the housing permits—not the startstarts,”s,” salesthis yearyear.. NY Times cuts free reads A year after it began charging for full GOPP BUDGET PLAN UNVEILILED access to its website, The New York Times is cutting the number of articles Oracle loses available for free from 20 per month to 10.10. The Times says the change takes effect in April. business to The publisher offers three unlimited access plans, ranging in price from $15 to $35 per month. The company says it has 454,000 cloud dealers digital subscribers, about double the number it had nine months ago. ByBy AARONN RICRICADELA A The website’s “paywall” has many Bloomberg News gaps. Readers who follow links in SAN FRANCISCO — When Activ- emails, on Web pages, Facebook and ision Blizzard needed new software to Twitter can still access individual arti- help it field questions from users of its cles for free even if they have reached “Call of Duty” shooter franchise and their limit. othotherer gamgames,ites,it heheldld aa bakbakeofeofff bebetwetweenen Oraclee andand Salesforce.com. Oraclee lost.lost. Datsun name revived Activision,the world’ssbiggestvideo- Nissan is bringing back the Datsun game maker, wanted applications de- three decades after shelving the brand livered over the Internet and stored in that helped build its U.S. business. This the cloud, rather than on its own serv- time, Nissan hopes the cars will power ers, Activision Chief Information Offi- its growth in emerging markets. cercer RobRobertert Schmidsaid. Datsun debuted in Japan in 1932, “Salesforce has really stepped up to and hit U.S. showrooms over 50 years theplate,”,” hehe saisaid.d. “I’“I’mm mucmuchh mormoree in-in- ago. It was discontinued globally start- terested in a cloud application than an ing in 19819811 to unify the model lineup on- premises application. I don’t want under the Nissan brand. Nissan also toto dodo plumbing.ing.”” makes Infiniti luxury models. AP PHOTO Companiesas varieddasBayer,Zynga ouse Budget Committee Chairman Rep. 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Supreme Court tosses Prometheus patent claims viders like Salesforce and WWorkorkday day Delton de Armas, 41, of Carrollton, Inc., shunning the kinds of pre-pack- Tex., was CFO of Florida-based Taylor ByBy JESSJESSEE J.HOLLAND mine the proper dosage for a drug, of the correlations to allow the proc- aged applications made by Oracle that Bean and Whitaker up until its collapse Associated Press thiopurine, to treat gastrointestinal esses they describe to qualify as pat- are installed on machines and carry in 2009. W WASHINGNGTON — The Supremeeme andand non-gastrointestinal autoimmune ent-eligible processes that apply nat- multiyear service agreements.. De Armas faces up to 10 years afterr Court unanimously tossed out medi- illnesses. The patent covers methods urallaw?Webelievee theanswerto thisthis Workday replaced Oracle and SAP pleading in U.S. District Court to con- calcal patentt claimss forfor Prometheetheusus Lab-Lab- of administering thiopurine to a pa- question is no.” systems at companies including Flex- spiracy to commit fraud and making oratories on Tuesday for a test that tient and then determining the levels The Mayo Clinic formerly used the tronics International, Kimberly-Clark, false statements. could help doctors set drug doses for of the drug or the drug’s metabolites Prometheus test, but its doctors an- Sun Life Financial and Lenovo Group. autoimmunediseases likelike Crohn’ss dis-dis- — what’s left after it breaks down in nounced in 2004 that they had come The startup plans to file for an initial ease, a decision that could affect the the body — in the patient’s red blood up with their own test and would put public offeroffering this year that would burgeoning field of personalized med- cells. That observation is used to ad- that one on the market. Prometheus rairaisese asas mucmuchh asas $50$5000 milmilliolion.n. icine. just the amount of medicine needed suesuedd tostop MayMayo,but aa fedfedereralal judjudgege Oracleiseis stilla softwarepowerhouse,se, The justjustices unanimously agreagreeded for that patient. invalidated their original patent. manytimes biggbiggererandmore profitable $$33..880 $3.66 $$33..5544 that the patents held by the company “The question before us is whether “The unanimous decision of thethe than Salesforcforce. Excluding optionsns — owned by Switzerland-based Nes- the claims do significantly more than U.SU.S.. 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