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Ex-Navy reservist gunman. about 8:20 a.m. in the heart of Texas. He was convicted last suspected of going on Authorities said they were the nation’s capital, less than month and sentenced to death. looking for a possible second four miles from the White President Barack Obama rampage at D.C. facility attacker who may have House and two miles lamented yet another mass been disguised in an from the Capitol. shooting in the U.S. that he BRETT ZONGKER, olive-drab military- As for whether it said took the lives of American ERIC TUCKER style uniform. may have been a ter- patriots. He promised to make and LOLITA C. BALDOR But as the day wore rorist attack, Mayor sure “whoever carried out this Associated Press on and night fell, the Vincent Gray said: “We cowardly act is held respon- rampage increasingly don’t have any reason sible.” WASHINGTON — A for- appeared to be the to think that at this The FBI took charge of the Alexis mer Navy reservist went on work of a lone gunman, stage.” But he said investigation and identified a shooting rampage Monday and Navy Yard employ- the possibility had not the gunman killed in the attack inside a building at the heav- ees were gradually being been ruled out. as 34-year-old Aaron Alexis of ily secured Washington Navy released from the complex and It was the deadliest shoot- Texas. He died after a running Yard, firing from a balcony children were let out of their ing rampage at a U.S.-based gun battle with police, investi- onto office workers in the caf- locked-down schools. military installation since Maj. gators said. AP photo eteria below, authorities and Investigators said they had Nidal Hasan killed 13 people Authorities were inves- People hold their hands to their heads Monday as they are escorted out of witnesses said. Thirteen peo- not established a motive for and wounded more than 30 the building where a deadly shooting rampage occurred at the Washington ple were killed, including the the attack, which unfolded others in 2009 at Fort Hood in See SHOOTING | 10A Navy Yard in Washington. County, Leaving a lasting reminder W-B sees its owners 8th homicide dispute victim of this year tax bill 18-year-old dies from gunshot wound as person Why Pittston property was of interest still sought not on tax rolls a mystery JENNIFER LEARN-ANDES EDWARD LEWIS [email protected] [email protected]

Luzerne County Assessment WILKES-BARRE — The Director Tony Alu doesn’t shooting of a man at Boulevard know why a Pittston com- Townhomes on Friday has mercial building was removed turned into from the tax rolls during the a homicide 2009 countywide reassess- investigation, ment, but said he added it as the victim back and issued a tax bill as became the soon as the error was brought eighth person to his attention in March 2012. to die by gun- The property owners, John fire this year in Stevens and Angela Cooper, are paying Wilkes-Barre the higher amount from 2012 Clark Van Orden photo | The Times Leader and police con- forward, but said the asses- tinue a search for a person of sor’s office had no right to The student body of Wyoming interest. bill them retroactively for the Seminary Upper School campus in Luzerne County Acting county’s mistake, according to Kingston took time out of a scheduled Coroner William Lisman said a recent court filing filed by assembly to sign their names to a Christopher Narainasami, 18, the couple. steel beam for the new Kirby Center died at Geisinger Wyoming for Creative Arts at Wyoming Seminary Court action was necessary that is under construction on North Valley Medical Center in because the county has listed Sprague Avenue.At left, Peter Liu, a Plains Township at 2:09 p.m. the property at 304 Kennedy student at Wyoming SeminaryUpper Saturday. Blvd. in Thursday’s tax sale School, signs his name along with An autopsy by forensic due to unpaid taxes from the other students to the beam. pathologist Dr. Gary Ross period the structure wasn’t determined Narainasami, of taxed. Hazle Street, Wilkes-Barre, Tax claim records say the died from a single gunshot Coopers owe $77,942 in wound to the head. The man- school, county and local taxes ner of death has been ruled a homicide by Lisman. See BILL | 10A No charges have been filed. Narainasami and Alexander Torres Silva, of South Sherman Street, Wilkes-Barre, were Harveys Lake property stirs controversy shot in the apartment complex along South Welles Street just before 1 a.m. Friday. A third Owners say councilman is in this month. zoning ordinances. person with the pair was not violation of zoning ordinances Jeffrey and Mary Jo Algatt live Kopko denies the claims, say- injured. at Pole 126 on Lakeside Drive and ing, “I don’t go on their property, Police Chief Gerard Dessoye BILL O’BOYLE they will bring their grievances they shouldn’t come on mine. They said Torres Silva was shot [email protected] to borough council tonight. The think my property is theirs.” in the hip and was treated Algatts contend that Francis Kopko, A hearing has been scheduled and released from Geisinger HARVEYS LAKE — A Harveys who resides next door at Pole 127, before District Judge James Tupper Wyoming Valley. Lake property dispute between a has been given preferential treat- at 9:30 a.m. Sept. 25 regarding a Charlotte Bartizek | For The Times Leader Police said they are search- borough councilman and his neigh- ment because he sits on council. fence that Kopko erected on the Wire fencing on the side of this house on Harveys Lake ing for Jordan Stevens, 27, as a bors that has been going on for The Algatts contend Kopko has is one of several disputed issues between two property nearly a year will come to a head been in violation of several borough See PROPERTY | 10A owners. See HOMICIDE | 10A

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JEAN C. EVANS Woman tells Dallas board Sept. 15, 2013 LOTTERY Jean C. Evans, 86, a resident of Exeter, passed MIDDAY DRAWING away peacefully on Sunday. son’s benching unfair She was born in DAILY NUMBER 2-1-4 Pittston on Feb. 27, 1927, the daughter of BIG 4 - 9-9-1-0 GERI GIBBONS to the field.” cern and he would be looking into it the late Fortunato (Fred) Times Leader Correspondent She said her son had played faith- further, reporting back to the board. Cardascia and Margaret QUINTO - 7-3-5-2-5 fully for the the last three years as a Dombroski inquired into the instal- Cardascia. DALLAS TWP. — Bernadette starter. lation of strobe lights on the buses She graduated from TREASURE HUNT Gately told the Dallas School Board “At the last game,” she said, “he and was reassured by the board Pittston High School on Monday night that her son, Bill, a wasn’t even announced.” the lights would be in place by late and also graduated from 04-05-06-07-30 senior, had been unfairly benched by Gately said she was coming to the September. Wyoming Seminary the football coaching staff. board first, before considering legal Superintendent Frank Galicki said Business School. EVENING DRAWING “He had originally been benched action. the parents advisory group would She was married for 61 for one game for a specific issue,” In another matter, resident Tom resume meeting in October. years to the “Love of Her of the West Pittston First DAILY NUMBER - 5-1-1 said Gately, “and I fully supported the Dombroski questioned the use of pro- The next regular meeting of the Life,” Norman W. Evans. National Bank. She was BIG 4 - 4-7-3-8 coaching staff at that time, but I don’t pane as a fuel source for district school School Board will be on Oct. 14 at 7 Jean is survived by her also a member of the No. 1 understand why he has not returned buses. He said its use was a safety con- p.m. husband, Norman, and her Order of the Eastern Star QUINTO - 4-6-8-1-4 daughters, Jean R. Evans, of Wyoming. Jean was Exeter; Janet E. Mead and a proud member of the CASH 5 her husband, Sherman, of Chanter’s Ladies and Irem Bear CreekCharter gets OK for sewage modules Exeter. Also surviving are Temple Shriners’ Women’s 11-13-29-34-35 her granddaughter, Lisa Auxiliary. This auxiliary Parliman, Exeter, and her helped the Shriners to raise MATCH 6 JANINE UNGVARSKY must remain undisturbed and the being built outside the Act 537 zone grandson, Sherman Mead money for the Shriners Times Leader Correspondent plans will preserve roughly one third as defined by the Department of III, and his wife, Megan, of Hospitals throughout the 17-24-33-34-44-46 of the property will be preserved. Environmental Protection, and that Harding; great-grandchil- country. She belonged to BEAR CREEK TWP. — The new The presentation highlighted a the school does not plan to increase dren, Alyssa Paige Ashton, the “Bauble and Bubbles” Bear Creek Community Charter 2.7-acre wet pond that will be part enrollment beyond the current 450 Morgan Rae Parliman and Red Hat Society, which No player matched all School project received conditional of the plans and provide educational students, so the proposed treat- Mason Ridge Parliman of she enjoyed, and her five numbers in Mon- approval for the sewage modules from opportunities while taking care of the ment plant will continue to meet the Exeter, and Mira Grace daughters enjoyed picking the Bear Creek Township Planning storm water control and irrigation school’s needs in the future. Mead and Maya Jean out pretty hats for their day’s“Cash 5”jackpot Commission on Monday. needs for the property as well as a The planning commission voted Mead of Harding. She is mother to wear for her drawing. Today’s jackpot The board heard an informal pre- future dry hydrant. to approve the plan on the condition also survived by sisters-in- fashionable luncheons. will be worth $500,000. sentation on the 62,000-square-foot The majority of the presentation that it meets with the approval of the law and numerous nieces, A loving thank you goes Lottery officials reported school structure that will sit on part dealt with the proposed sewage dis- township engineer. The engineer is nephews and great-nieces out to are very caring and of a 97-acre lot near Forest Park. posal system, which the school con- expected to review the plan before and great-nephews. supportive minister, the 71 players matched Representatives from Hemmler & struction team said will include a drip the October township supervisors Jean’s greatest affec- Rev. David Brague, for all four numbers, winning Camayd, architects of the new school, dispersal system for liquid waste after meeting, at which time the supervi- tion and achievement in his spiritual guidance, and $302.50 each; 2,931 and SM Design Group LLC, the proj- it is treated. sors will be asked to approve the plan her life was her Christian to all our wonderful family players matched three ect’s engineers, outlined the main fea- Solid waste will be pumped out and send it on to DEP for review. Faith and Ethics. Along and friends who helped to tures of the planned building, noting monthly, and the entire system will School officials and the construc- with her Christian devo- support Jean and the fam- numbers, winning $12 that the USDA loan being used for be inspected and monitored by a tion team said they hope to have all tion, her other passion and ily, and we can’t forget the each; and 36,964 players the construction stipulates that wet- licensed sewage treatment engi- approvals and begin construction in what she lived for were her outpouring of love that our matched two numbers, lands and streams on the property neer. It was noted that the school is March 2014. family and her grandchil- church family displayed as winning $1 each. dren and great-grandchil- well during this difficult dren, whom she loved and time. Also a special thank- No player matched all adored. you to the Commonwealth six numbers in Monday’s Lehman Twp. board OKs She was a devoted wife, Home Health Nurses, “Match 6”jackpot draw- mother, grandmother and Barbara, Denise, Amy, ing. Thursday’s jackpot a wonderful homemaker. Beverly, Helen and the She cherished her family nurse’s aides who were will be worth $6 million. but also her church family our “Angels” to guide our waste, recycling center site and friends as well. loving mother and help OBITUARIES Jean was a very active her and the family get member of the Second through these very trying Albert, Linda CAMILLE FIOTI the condition that any trucks carry- tation process for the police depart- Presbyterian Church, last days. Each and every Times Leader Correspondent ing garbage must be parked indoors ment. Accreditation sets standards Pittston. She served on one of you were so impor- Altman, Patricia overnight, Board Chairman Dave for the department to follow and is many committees of the tant to Jean and the family, Bierbach, William LEHMAN TWP. — An applica- Sutton said during the regular meet- overseen by a panel of peers, Kocher church throughout her life. and with the help of God, Bierman, John Jr. tion submitted by the Dallas Area ing. said. She served as a Deacon of you also helped to give us Bleauskas, Gloria Municipal Authority to use the for- Six trucks will operate out of the Kocher also announced the the church as well as an the faith and courage to mer M & M Trucking repair shop at center; three garbage and three department purchased two comput- Elder, and for many years deal with Mom’s passing. Bowden, William Sr. 3337 State Route 118 as a solid waste recycling, Sutton said, adding that ers for the office and two notebook taught Sunday School A special hug goes out to Buzin, Josephine and recycling center was approved the only maintenance allowed on computers for the police cruisers. and also gave of her tal- each and every one, as we Cahill, Linda during a public hearing Monday. the trucks at that location would be The purchases were made possible ents with Vacation Bible are blessed to have you in Evans, Jean The hearing was held before the washing the exteriors. by roughly $5,000 in state gaming School and served on the our lives and call you dear regular Board of Supervisors meet- In other business, the board voted money. Session of the church. friends. Ford, Ralph III ing. to give Police Chief Howard Kocher The next Board of Supervisors What Jean enjoyed most Funeral services will Linker, Joseph Jr. The application was approved on the approval to pursue the accredi- meeting will be on Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. was being a member of the be at 11 a.m. Friday in Peeler, Helen church choir, which she, the Second Presbyterian Morio, Michael along with her husband, Church, Parsonage Street, Norman, participated in Pittston. The Rev. David Uhrin, Gertrude W-B Area CTC rehires financial consultant for many years. Brague will officiate. Watkins, Esther In 2003, Jean and her Friends may call 5 to Williams, Lottie husband, Norman, were 8 p.m. Thursday at the STEVE MOCARSKY The company will and voted to instead Richard DuMond, mar- both honored to receive Howell-Lussi Funeral Pages 2A, 8A [email protected] receive $72,146.39 for send Administrative keting instructor; and the “MEMBER of the Home, 509 Wyoming Ave., 2013-2014; $72,867.85 Director Peter Halesey Michael Pac, machine YEAR AWARD” from West Pittston, and 10 to PLAINS TWP. — for the following year; and Assistant Director/ shop; for completing the Session of the Second 10:45 a.m. Friday at the Albert B. Melone Co. and $73,778.70 for the Principal Frank Majikes. three years and six sat- Presbyterian Church, funeral home. will spend another three third year. The contract • Accept John Quinn’s isfactory teacher evalua- where they attended all In lieu of flowers, years as the Wilkes-Barre begins Nov. 1, 2013 and Building Committee tions. their lives. memorial donations may WHO TO CONTACT Area Career & Technical runs through Oct. 31, report, which stated that • Pay Bognet Inc. near- Jean met her husband, be made to the General Center’s financial consul- 2016. two convection ovens ly $60,000 in installment Norman, while working Fund for the Second Missed Paper ...... 829-5000 tant. The board also voted had been installed in the payments for plumbing at the First National Bank Presbyterian Church, 143 Obituaries ...... 970-7224 The school’s Joint to: kitchen, fire alarms were and HVAC work on the of Pittston, where they Parsonage St., Pittston, Advertising ...... 970-7101 Operating Committee, • Accept the resigna- tested throughout the practical nursing/data were both employed for PA 18640. Interment Advertising Billing ...... 970-7328 composed of members tion of a heating/venti- building, and custodians processing renovations. more than 40 years. Jean will be in Mountain View Classified Ads ...... 970-7130 Newsroom ...... 970-7242 of the five school boards lation/air conditioning painted several rooms, • Pay Apollo Group was the branch manager Burial Park, Harding. that send students to the instructor and post an including several rest- $73,892.84 in installment Executive Editor George Spohr...... 970-7249 center, voted unanimous- advertisement for that job rooms, the cosmetology payments for general con- City Editor ly Monday to renew the opening. classroom, the horticul- struction on the nursing/ LINDAM. ALBERT Daniel Burnett ...... 970-7180 Melone contract with 1 • Rescind an Aug. 19 ture shop floor, the culi- data processing renova- Sept. 14, 2013 Sports Editor percent increases for the vote to send four staff- nary arts bake shop and tions. John Medeiros ...... 970-7143 next two years and a 1.25 ers to a conference on the kitchen ceiling. • Increase the substi- Features Editor percent increase in the Integrated Learning from • Approve professional tute nurse pay to $125 Linda M. Albert, 72, of Sandra Snyder ...... 970-7383 third year. Nov. 5-8 in State College employee contracts to per day. Exeter, passed away on Photo Editor Saturday at her home. Clark Van Orden ...... 970-7175 Born in Jenkins E-MAIL ...... [email protected] Township, she was the Pittston Twp. addresses daughter of the later Maurice D. and Doris Brettschneider Albert. She was a 1959 gradu- BUILDING TRUST ate of Avoca High School railroad crossing concerns and was last employed The Times Leader strives to by the Wyoming Free correct errors, clarify stories SUSAN BETTINGER Library. She had also and update them promptly. Corrections will appear in this Times Leader Correspondent Public Utility Commission Stempien asked why the available option. worked as a bookkeep- Henry Albert, Wilkes- reviewed the case, and township has only one Twin brothers Blaise er for the Osterhout Barre; Steven Albert, spot. If you have information to PITTSTON TWP. — reversed the judge’s deci- police officer on duty, and Michael Twardowski Library, Wilkes-Barre. Exeter, and Gary Albert, help us correct an inaccuracy or cover an issue more thoroughly, Solicitor John Finnerty sion. even on the weekends. joined older brother, Preceding her in death Kingston; and many niec- call the newsroom at 829-7242. addressed residents’ All parties involved Stempien said she is con- Christopher, in receiving were her brothers David es and nephews. concerns about the Oak have since been trying to cerned about the recent their Eagle Scout plaques. and John Albert. Relatives and friends Street railroad crossing’s resolve the issue. crime in the area. The siblings have also Surviving are her may call 6 to 8 p.m. Friday maintenance at Monday The railroad crossing’s Supervisor Stephen received the Pope Pious siblings, Patricia and at the Gubbiotti Funeral night’s meeting. repairs will begin in the Rinaldi said two of the XII Award from St. Peter’s her husband, Robert Home, 1030 Wyoming The issue has been spring of 2014, and be five full-time officers are Cathedral in Scranton. Matthews, Avoca; Karen Ave., Exeter. debated for the past two completed by April 15. on disability, and that the The Twardowski broth- Summers, Gastonia, N.C.; To send the family an years, and has been the Until the final repairs are matter “is in the process ers also have a sister who Gail Walkowiak, West expression of sympathy focus of several hearings. in process, the railroad of being taken care of.” received the Girl Scouts’ Wyoming; Judy Vazza, or an onine condolence, 2013- During a recent hear- will utilize cold patch as Stempien also asked highest honor, the Gold Lehighton, and Maureen please visit www.gubbiot- ing, the judge ordered its means of maintenance. about beginning a neigh- Star Award. Migatulski, Plains; tifh.com. that the railroad’s surface In other matters, Court borhood crime watch. The next meeting will More OBITUARIES | 8A be replaced. The state Street resident, Susan Rinaldi said it was an be at 7 p.m. Oct. 21.

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IN BRIEF SCRANTON Officials: Nukewater leakcontamination low Gov. candidate to make stops PPL, NRC public was never in crews were able to contain the valve said Timothy S. Rausch, senior vice danger from local reactor RaDIatION IN leak and clean the room, which was president and chief nuclear officer Democratic Allentown Mayor Ed PERSPEctIvE within the complex and has no expo- for PPL Susquehanna. Pawlowski will be at Carl Von Luger ROGER DUPUIS sure to the outside. The reactor was not operating at Steak and Seafood, 301 [email protected] The U.S. Environmental Protection The room where the flooding the time, having been shut down on N. Washington Ave., Agency provides information about occurred is equipped with drains, Saturday for workers to inspect one in Scranton today at SALEM TWP. — The Susquehanna how radiation is measured, and which would send the water to of its turbine blades after a sensor 11 a.m. and then head nuclear power plant declared an the relative levels we are exposed a cleanup system, Sheehan said. alerted them to possible cracks. The to Casa Domicana de “unusual event” Sunday morning to in our daily lives. To learn more, Once the water was removed, work- turbine, which rotates to generate Hazleton, 16 N. Laurel after 3 inches of contaminated water see www.epa.gov/radiation/ ers armed with protective clothing electricity, is not part of the nuclear St., in Hazleton at 3 leaked from a cooling system into a understand/perspective.html and radiation measurement devices process but is powered by steam cre- p.m. room at the Unit 2 reactor complex. would enter the room to remove any ated by nuclear energy in the reactor. The stops are part Pawlowski PPL and U.S. Nuclear Regulatory residual contamination, he added. Unit 1 continued to operate at full of a 23-county tour to Commission officials say the level room. The unusual event declaration In accordance with plant proce- power during the incident. meet with voters and to discuss his can- of contamination was “low” and the was ended at 3:52 p.m. dures, local and state emergency Unit 2 remains under enhanced didacy for governor in the 2014 election. public was never in danger. Sheehan said NRC did not have management agencies were notified NRC oversight in the wake of two “The water that leaked inside the an exact estimate on what the level of the situation. unplanned shutdowns in late 2012, WILKES-BARRE pump room would have had very low of radioactivity associated with the “We have traced the cause of the following a control system failure on levels of radioactive contamination flooding water would be, but that water leak to a valve on one of the Nov. 9 and a valve failure on Dec. 19. Woman threatened by virtue of the fact that it would “the average American is exposed plant’s multiple cooling systems. Sheehan said Monday the NRC have flowed through the reactor,” to about 620 millirems of radioactiv- Other cooling systems were opera- next updates its inspection findings with gun says police NRC spokesman Neil Sheehan said. ity each year from natural and man- tional throughout the event. In keep- and performance indicators for all The plant declared the unusual made sources, and the radioactivity ing with our philosophy of operating U.S. nuclear plants at the end of the A Bronx, N.Y., man was arrested in event at 11:38 a.m. after operators contained in the water that leaked the plant safely and conservatively, third quarter, and “at that point, we Scranton on Sunday after he allegedly received indications of the water would have been a small fraction of we will conduct a full investigation of will be able to say whether there will threatened his ex-girlfriend with a gun in leak. They responded quickly to stop that.” this incident and make any necessary change in our oversight posture for Wilkes-Barre. the leak, which was contained in one PPL spokesman Joe Scopelliti said changes to be sure it does not recur,” Susquehanna.” Police responded to 175 Hanover St., where Narissa Lynch told them the father of her child, Alfonso Cabral, 22, threatened her with a handgun and fled in a van. Police learned the van was headed to Scranton and alerted Scranton police, who, a short time later, stopped the van and took Cabral into custody. Wilkes-Barre police said Scranton police found a handgun on the floor near Cabral’s feet and seized a blue bag containing women’s clothing and two other guns, $1,600 in cash and drug parapher- nalia from the van. Cabral was charged by Wilkes-Barre police with making terroristic threats and disorderly conduct, arraigned by District Judge David Barilla and jailed at Luzerne County Correctional Facility for lack of $100,000 bail. Scranton police are expected to file separate charges. Cabral also was arraigned on possession of a controlled substance and failing to have a vehicle insured from a separate incident on Aug. 6 involving a traffic stop on Wilkes-Barre Boulevard. Barilla set bail for those charges, filed in a separate complaint, at $5,000. Cabral’s vehicle was impounded after that incident and the drug charge was filed after Cabral asked an employee at the impound yard if he could retrieve a pack of cigarettes from the vehicle. The Falzone Towing employee saw a small blue bag protruding from the pack of cigarettes, refused to turn over the pack to Cabral and notified police of possible contraband. Police found a small amount of suspected crack cocaine in the ciga- rette pack, police said. PITTSTONTWP. Coast Guard veterans to meet Clark Van Orden | The Times Leader The NEPA Coast Guard Veterans Work continues on the $50 million Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs hotel/convention center with an opening date now set on or before Nov. 30. Association will hold its monthly meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Perkins Restaurant on state Route 315 in Pittston Township. Any Coast Guard veterans, active duty Sun will rise by Nov. 30 or reserve, are welcome to attend, or they may contact Neil Morrison at 570- 288-6817 for additional information. HANOVERTWP. Neighborhood on the Mohegan hotel Watch to meet The newly formed Hanover aNDREW M. SEDER Route 315 includes 126 king and 92 center will be able to accommodate “We’re really excited to be able Township Neighborhood Crime Watch [email protected] double queen standard guest rooms groups up to 800 for seated banquets to invite our guests, who have long will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the as well as 20 suites. The hotel fea- and can be converted into a concert made Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs Hanover Township American Legion, PLAINS TWP. — Mohegan Sun at tures some rooms with views of the venue, holding up 1,500 seats. their day trip destination, to enjoy the Post 609, 320 Lee Park Ave. Pocono Downs started taking reser- Pocono Downs Race Track, as well as The casino filled 250 positions for property in a whole new light,” Bean Guest speakers will be township vations Monday for its seven-story, a fitness center, in-room iPad directo- the hotel/convention center, mostly said. “The addition of the new hotel police officers. All residents are 238-room hotel. The opening day is ries, free Wi-Fi, room service, indoor through a May job fair held on the positions Mohegan Sun at Pocono encouraged to attend; refreshments set for Nov. 30, though that could be heated swimming pool, full-service premises. Between the casino, race- Downs to become the region’s pre- will be served. For more information, moved up if construction progress Spa Sapphire, a bistro serving break- track, hotel and convention center, mier overnight destination.” call Darlene Davis, president, at 570- warrants it. fast and light fare, and more. the entire property will employ close Bean said the ability for guests to 819-0173. Mike Bean, president and general The hotel is a part of Project to 2,000 people, making it the larg- stay overnight will enable the casino manager of Mohegan Sun at Pocono Sunlight, an expansion project est entertainment venue employer to draw from a further geographic LUZERNE COUNTY Downs, said the Nov. 30 date is one that also includes an adjacent in the region. Bean said there are region and to be able to attract its all parties involved feel 100 percent 20,000-square-foot convention cen- an additional 250 people working share of the multimillion-dollar con- West Nile bug confident that the property will be ter that will cater to business travel- for tenants at the casino such as Bar vention business. He said a marketing ready to greet guests. ers for any number of special events, Louie, Ruth’s Chris and The Grove plan is being finalized and will kick spraying set The $50 million hotel off state meetings, concerts and more. The Media. off soon. The Luzerne County West Nile Program will spray for mosquitoes in parts of Edwardsville, Kingston, State police: Mom finds meth bottle in son’s laundry Luzerne, Pringle, Swoyersville and West Pittston boroughs; Kingston, Plains and Plymouth townships; and EDWaRD LEWIS basket of dirty clothes, she allegedly Swoyersville on three counts of her diamond ring was bugged and the cities of Nanticoke, Pittston and [email protected] noticed a 2-liter bottle containing a manufacturing a controlled sub- he had unplugged all electronics in Wilkes-Barre on Wednesday to reduce white powder and liquid that had a stance and one count each of posses- their house because he believed the high populations of mosquitoes capa- NESCOPECK — State police at strong odor of ammonia, according sion of a controlled substance and FBI was monitoring him, state police ble of transmitting West Nile Virus. Shickshinny arrested John Seltzer, to charges filed. possession with intent to deliver a said. The treatments will be adminis- 32, after his mother allegedly found A state police clandestine response controlled substance. He was jailed A search of their house late Sunday tered via truck-mounted equipment, a bottle of suspected methamphet- team removed the bottle from the at the Luzerne County Correctional night revealed numerous items of spraying residential and recreational amine in his dirty laundry Sunday. vehicle along with numerous items Facility for lack of $25,000 bail. methamphetamine production in mosquito habitat. Jody Seltzer told police she consistent with the manufacturing of State police said Jody Seltzer Seltzer’s bedroom and attic, state If conditions do not allow applica- gathered up dirty clothes in her methamphetamine, state police said. called them after finding the sus- police said. tion on Wednesday, then Thursday Nescopeck house and, with her Seltzer, of East Front Street, picious bottle. She said her son’s A preliminary hearing is sched- evening will serve as the back-up granddaughter, drove to a laundro- Berwick, was arraigned Monday behavior changed within the last uled on Oct. 2 before District Judge spray date. mat. When she emptied her son’s by District Judge David Barilla in eight months. She said he claimed John Hasay in Shickshinny. PAGE 4A Tuesday, September 17, 2013 NATION & WORLD www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER IN BRIEF Colo. towns clean up as rescues continue

HANNAH DREIER and coffee shop. Her inventory ber, a lot of these folks lost JERI CLAUSING was safely stashed at her cellphones, landlines, the Associated Press home on higher grounds, Internet four to five days she said. ago,” Gov. John Hickenlooper ESTES PARK, Colo. — Emergency officials said on NBC’s “Today” show. Colorado mountain towns offered a first glimpse at “I am very hopeful that the cut off for days by massive the scope of the damage. vast majority of these people flooding slowly reopened to Counties reported about are safe and sound.” reveal cabins toppled, homes 1,500 homes have been The death toll remained at AP Photo ripped from their founda- destroyed and about 17,500 four confirmed fatalities and There she is, again tions and everything cov- damaged, according to an two missing and presumed Miss America 2014 Nina Davuluri poses on ered in a thick layer of muck. initial estimate released dead. the beach Monday during the traditional dip- Anxious home and business Sunday by the Colorado Helicopter searches and air- ping of the toes in the Atlantic Ocean after owners cleaned and cleared Office of Emergency lifts resumed Monday as the being crowned Miss America in Atlantic City, out what they could sal- Management. sun broke through the clouds N.J. Davuluri represented NewYork in the vage as the weather cleared The number of people still over the mountains. Rainy annual competition that was held Sunday Monday to resume airlifting unaccounted for was drop- weather had kept the helicop- night. those still stranded. ping Monday as Larimer ters grounded most of the day AP photo Crews plowed up to a foot County officials said they Sunday and early Monday. Miranda Woodard, left, and Joey Schendel help salvage and clean prop- of mud left standing along had made contact with hun- On Sunday, military heli- erty Monday in an area inundated after days of flooding, in Hygiene, Colo. BOSTON, MaSS. Estes Park’s main street after dreds of people previously copters rescued 12 people Homeless man turns in the river coursed through not heard from in flooded before the rain, and 80 more people, and the Lawn Lake were released from the town’s the heart of town late last areas. people were evacuated by flood of 1982 that killed three. dam. week. With rescuers reaching ground, Colorado National “Take those times 10. Estes Park town administra- money-filled backpack “I hope I have enough more pockets of stranded Guard Lt. James Goff said. That’s what it looks like in the tor Frank Lancaster said this A homeless Boston man who flood insurance,” said Amy residents and phone service In Estes Park, comparisons canyon,” said Deyn Johnson, flood is worse than the previous turned in a backpack containing tens Hamrick, whose friends being restored in some areas, were drawn to two historic owner of the Whispering ones because of the sustained of thousands of dollars in cash and helped her pull up flooring officials expect those numbers and disastrous flash floods: Pines cottages, three of which rains and widespread damage traveler’s checks says even if he were and clear water and mud to continue to decrease. the Big Thompson Canyon floated down the river after to infrastructure across the desperate he wouldn’t have kept from the crawl space at her “You’re got to remem- Flood of 1976 that killed 145 massive amounts of water Rocky Mountain Foothills. “even a penny.” Glen James was honored Monday at police headquarters, where Commissioner Edward Davis In pa., 8 in thanked him for his honesty and gave him a special citation. James found the backpack at the South Bay Mall in the city’s 10 welfare Dorchester neighborhood Saturday. He flagged down patrolling officers and handed it over. The backpack contained $2,400 requests in U.S. currency, almost $40,000 in traveler’s checks, Chinese passports and other personal papers. are denied CaIRO, EgypT General petitioned ALFRED LUBRANO to run for president The Philadelphia Inquirer PHILADELPHIA — The A group of Egyptian profession- state of Pennsylvania has denied als, lawyers and ex-army officers on as many as eight of every 10 Monday launched a campaign to col- applications for cash welfare in lect signatures urging the country’s 2013, a major increase over pre- military chief to run for president, vious years, an Inquirer review just two months after he ousted the of Department of Public Welfare first elected leader. figures shows. Organizer Rifai Nasrallah, a judge, It’s a pattern being repeated said the goal of the petition titled in 17 other states. “complete your good deed” is to The increased rate of denials make Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi coincides with a change in state give in to popular will and run for law. Before Pennsylvanians president, by collecting more than AP photo apply for welfare, they now 30 million signatures around Soldiers work to try to get their vehicle out of a flooded portion of a road caused by Tropical Storm Manuel in the city of Chilpancingo, Mexico. must seek at least three jobs Egypt. and document their efforts. The petition is modeled after Critics contend that the Tamarod, or Rebel, a campaign ultimate goal of the new rule, which spearheaded protests against known as pre-approval work Islamist President Mohammed 2 big storms hit Mexico; dozens die search, is to stymie applicants Morsi. Tamarod said it collected 22 from getting welfare by making million signatures demanding Morsi the process harder. step down. Sunday, although officials warned “It’s about punishing the More than 23,000 have fled its rains could still cause flash floods poor for needing assistance by MOSCOW and mudslides. The U.S. National adding another hurdle for wel- Hurricane Center said the system dis- fare,” said Rochelle Jackson, Russian shot in their homes in one state sipated early Monday. public policy advocate for Just The rains caused some rivers to Harvest, an anti-poverty group philosophical tiff JOSE ANTONIO RIVERA and said people had been killed in land- overflow in Guerrero, damaging hun- in Pittsburgh. RODRIGO SOBERANES SANTIN slides, drownings in a swollen river dreds of homes and disrupting com- State officials disagree, say- An argument in southern Russia Associated Press and a truck crash on a rain-slickened munications for several hours. ing the new rules are meant to over philosopher Immanuel Kant, mountain highway. Manuel was expected to dump encourage people to find work the author of “Critique of Pure VERACRUZ, Mexico — Tropical Mexico’s federal Civil Protection up to 15 inches of rain over parts of and to avoid getting on welfare Reason,” devolved into pure Storm Ingrid and the remnants of coordinator, Luis Felipe Puente, told Guerrero and Michoacan states, with in the first place. mayhem when one debater shot the Tropical Storm Manuel drenched reporters late Sunday that stormy maximums of 25 inches possible in “Our view is that a job is other. Mexico’s Pacific and Gulf coasts with weather from one or both of the two some isolated areas. Rains of 5 to 10 always better than being on A police spokeswoman in Rostov- torrential rains Monday, flooding systems also caused three deaths in inches were possible in the states of welfare,” Anne Bale, a DPW on Don, Viktoria Safarova, said two towns and cities, cutting off high- Hidalgo, three in Puebla and one in Colima, Jalisco and Nayarit, with pos- spokeswoman wrote in an men in their 20s were discussing ways and setting off deadly landslides Oaxaca. sible maximums of 20 inches in some e-mail on Friday. Kant as they stood in line to buy in a national emergency that federal Getting hit by a tropical storm and places. Authorities said the rains pre- Bale said that in July alone, beer at a small store on Sunday. authorities said had caused at least 33 a hurricane at the same time “is com- sented a dangerous threat in moun- as many as six out of 10 appli- The discussion deteriorated into a deaths. pletely atypical” for Mexico, Juan tains, where flash floods and mud- cants who were denied welfare fistfight and one participant pulled The governor of the Gulf Coast state Manuel Caballero, coordinator of the slides were possible. were turned away because they out a small nonlethal pistol and fired of Veracruz announced Monday after- country’s National Weather Service, Ingrid also was expected to bring had found work and no longer repeatedly. noon that 12 people had been killed said at a news conference with Puente. very heavy rains. needed welfare. The victim was hospitalized with when a landslide hit a bus traveling Authorities in the Gulf states of More than 1,000 homes in Veracruz The aid they were seeking injuries that were not life-threaten- through the town of Altotonga, about Tamaulipas and Veracruz evacuated state had been affected by the storm is known as TANF — federal ing. Neither person was identified. 40 miles northwest of the state capital. more than 7,000 people from low- to varying degrees, and 20 highways Temporary Assistance for It was not clear which of Kant’s Gov. Javier Duarte said the death toll lying areas as the hurricane closed in, and 12 bridges were damaged, the Needy Families. A typical pay- ideas may have triggered the vio- could grow as bodies were recovered. and the prospect of severe weather state’s civil protection authority said. out is $314 a month for a low- lence. More than 23,000 people have fled prompted some communities to can- A bridge collapsed near the northern income mother and child. their homes in the state due to heavy cel Independence Day celebrations Veracruz city of Misantla on Friday, Advocates for the poor were CHaRLOTTE,N.C. rains and 9,000 are in emergency shel- planned for Sunday and Monday. cutting off the area from the state capi- skeptical of Bale’s statement, ters. Manuel came ashore as a tropi- tal, Xalapa. saying they had seen no data Family: Man shot The heaviest blow Sunday fell on cal storm Sunday afternoon near the Thirteen people died in the state to demonstrate that so many the southern coastal state of Guerrero, Pacific port of Manzanillo, but quickly this month when a landslide buried poor people were finding jobs didn’t know area where Mexico’s government reported began losing strength and was down- their homes in heavy rains spawned in recent months. “It sug- 14 confirmed deaths. State officials graded to a tropical depression late by Tropical Depression Fernand. gests the job market has really An unarmed man shot by police as improved, and it hasn’t,” said he sought help after a car crash had Peter Zurflieh, staff attorney at moved to North Carolina to be with the Community Justice Project his fiancee and was working two in Harrisburg. jobs, his family said Monday. UN: Clear evidence of Syria chem attack According to the state’s Family members said at a news data, the spike in welfare deni- conference that Jonathan A. Ferrell, EDITH M. LEDERER attack unanswered. Russia to end Syria’s chemi- tary action if Syria doesn’t als peaked at 81 percent in 24, had lived in the Charlotte area Associated Press The rebels and their cal weapons program, press- abandon its chemical weap- February after a decades-long for less than a year and was likely U.S. and Western support- ing for broad support for ons. norm ranging from 50 percent unfamiliar with the area he was UNITED NATIONS ers have said the regime of the plan that averted U.S. And in Geneva, the chair- to 60 percent. driving when he crashed early — U.N. inspectors said President Bashar Assad was military strikes. Kerry met man of a U.N. war crimes The numbers began to climb Saturday. Monday there is “clear and behind the Aug. 21 attack, in Paris with his counter- panel said it is investigat- in the summer of 2012, when Police were called after the former convincing evidence” that while the Syrian govern- parts from France, Britain, ing 14 suspected chemical Gary Alexander, then the Florida A&M University football chemical weapons were ment and its closest ally, Turkey and Saudi Arabia attacks in Syria, dramati- Corbett administration’s wel- player knocked on the door of a used on a relatively large Russia, blame the rebels. before seeking a U.N. reso- cally escalating the stakes. fare secretary, implemented home near the crash. scale in an attack last month U.S., British and French lution that would detail how Paulo Sergio Pinheiro said the pre-approval work search He was hit with a Taser as he in Syria that killed hundreds diplomats said the findings the international commu- the panel had not pinpoint- requirement. approached officers and then shot, of people. of the U.N. inspectors sup- nity can secure and destroy ed the chemical used or who In other states where a simi- resulting in a voluntary manslaugh- The findings represent ported their conclusion that Syria’s stockpile and precur- is responsible. lar rule is in place, there has ter charge against one of the officers. the first official confirma- Assad regime was to blame. sor chemicals. Secretary-General Ban been “a sharp decline in TANF A first appearance was scheduled for tion by scientific experts Russia disagreed. As a sign of possible dif- Ki-moon presented the participation,” said Timothy the officer on Tuesday after being that chemical weapons were Secretary of State John ficulties ahead, Kerry and U.N. inspectors’ report to a Casey, senior staff attorney postponed by a day. used in Syria’s civil war, but Kerry briefed U.S. allies on Russian Foreign Minister closed meeting of the U.N. with Legal Momentum, a New Ferrell’s mother said she was pray- the report left the key ques- a broad agreement reached Sergey Lavrov sparred Security Council before its Yo rk-based advocacy organiza- ing for the officer, Randall Kerrick. tion of who launched the over the weekend with Monday over possible mili- release. tion for women. www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER NEWS Tuesday, September 17, 2013 PAGE 5A Man pleads guilty to intimidation charge

Mountain Top man Assistant District The woman reported the home and if she needed had faced felony Attorney Jenny Roberts abuse started as touching food, milk or diapers, and Bouika’s attorney, and progressed to sexu- Bouika would engage in charge of incest Frank Nocito, agreed al intercourse and that the same type of behavior. with the conditions that Bouika would buy her A few years later, the SHEENA DELAZIO Bouika complete sexual anything she wanted. woman was having ﬁnan- [email protected] offender treatment and The abuse stopped for a cial difﬁculty and needed have no contact with the while and resumed when a loan, which Bouika WILKES-BARRE – victim in the case, now the woman turned 16 and provided. In return, the A Mountain Top man 36. Bouika bought her a car. woman said, Bouika charged with having an Luzerne County Judge The woman said Bouika would ask her to engage inappropriate relation- Michael Vough said would use that as lever- in sex for repayment of Fred Adams | For The Times Leader ship with a girl over an Bouika must report to the age against her to force the loan. Dr.Joel Patrick Cook, director of Women’s Imaging for Geisinger Health System, points out state-of- 11-year period pleaded county prison on Nov. 1 her into sexual activity Bouika then helped the the-art mammography equipment in the newWomen’s Imaging Center at Geisinger Wyoming Valley guilty Monday to a relat- to go through an intake with him. woman and her new hus- Medical Center in Plains Township during a grand opening last week. ed charge and was sen- process to begin serv- The woman said she band purchase a house, tenced to one to three ing his sentence. Nocito got married at age 19 and and the conduct contin- years in state prison. asked for the delay in she and her family had no ued until 2011. Wesley John Bouika, Bouika reporting to pris- place to live, so Bouika The woman said she 58, of Viero Drive, was on to take care of a “medi- told her to move in next told Bouika to stop both- Geisinger unveils sentenced on a felony cal issue.” door to him. If she did ering her and Bouika charge of intimidation According to court not have money for rent, allegedly replied, “I will of witnesses, which was papers, in February 2012, the woman said, Bouika make your life a living changed from a felony the woman reported to would approach her about hell.” charge of incest. He had Wright Township police having sex with him. The woman said she been scheduled to stand that Bouika had been sex- Around 2003, the began to seek counseling trial Monday on the ually abusing her since woman and her fam- and disclosed the abuse new Imaging Center incest charge. she was 10 years old. ily moved into Bouika’s to her counselor.

New facility at Henry been performed in the ensure their good health. Cancer Center offers a basement of the Valley We’re very excited to have Drums woman receives probation in the Medical Center building this larger, more comfort- pleasant, comfortable located next to the Frank able and convenient space atmosphere M. and Dorothea Henry open in time for Breast Cancer Center. Cancer Awareness Month theft of over $30,000 from Red Cross STEVE MOCARSKY The new Women’s in October, when many [email protected] Imaging Center, located women choose to sched- on the ground floor of ule their annual mammo- SHEENA DELAZIO tors and Zito’s attorney, Zito’s card history was interviewed Zito, who PLAINS TWP. — the Henry Cancer Center, grams,” Cook said. [email protected] he would have given her reviewed from July 2009 allegedly told them of her After Andrea Sama had opened on July 29, and Space doubled a stiffer sentence. through November 2009 shopping and spending her annual mammogram Geisinger officials cel- The new Center for WILKES-BARRE – “That’s the only reason in which a subject was addiction> She said she earlier this summer, she ebrated a grand opening Women’s Imaging is A Drums woman who I went along with this,” chosen “contest winner” began working at the Red received the phone call of the $1.2 million facility about 6,800 square feet, admitted to taking more Sklarosky said. “You’re and named health care Cross in 2001 and was every woman dreads. last week. more than twice the size than $30,000 from the going to have to make workers as “winners” of promoted in 2008, which “They said they saw Michael Leighow, vice of the former center. American Red Cross was payments … if you don’t, gift cards, according to is when she received a something,” Sama, 49, of president, Radiology, “Waiting and sub- sentenced Monday to you’ll be back here on a court papers. debit card. Pocono Lake said. “They Geisinger Health System, waiting areas are much seven years probation. violation.” The health care work- Soon after, Zito said wanted me to come back said Geisinger Wyoming larger and the decor cre- Shelly Zito, 44, of West Zito did not speak ers were contacted by she began using the card for another mammogram Valley opened the Center ates a much more com- Butler Drive, was sen- before being sentenced. police, who noted none to purchase gift cards in and a sonogram.” for Women’s Imaging forting atmosphere. It’s tenced on a single charge Zito allegedly took of them was aware of win- the amount of $25 and Sama returned to the in the basement of the very pretty in there. The relating to using a credit the money because she ning any contest. $50 and use them for per- the Women’s Imaging Valley Medical Center in center now has its own card to purchase $34,462 was dealing with a shop- In October 2011, police sonal use. Center at Geisinger 2007 and since then has external entrance and in gift cards she used for ping/spending addiction, Wyoming Valley Medical outgrown the space. exit. … It makes visits personal use. according to the criminal We don’t offer gimmicks or gas Center and had the addi- John Buckley, more convenient for the Zito pleaded guilty to complaint. cards...just highest cash paid plain & tional tests. Dr. Grace Geisinger Northeast patients. In the fall, there the charge in June. According to court simple! We will give you more cash. Boyle, a Geisinger radi- chief administrative offi- is a plan to add several Luzerne County Judge papers, in February 2010 ologist, was in the room cer, said GWV performs parking spaces specifical- Joseph Sklarosky Jr. said an audit revealed Zito RECEIVE YOUR BEST OFFER for the sonogram and, almost 11,000 mammo- ly for Women’s Imaging the first six months of used an American Red AND COME SEE US!!! because the tests were grams a year. “We’ve just patients. And that will be Zito’s sentence will be Cross card to purchase Scrap Your Unwanted Jewelry or still inconclusive, Boyle seen dramatic, dramatic even more convenience served on house arrest gift cards for hospital told Sama she would need growth and demand for for them,” Cook said. without an electronic sales. A surveillance Coins For Cash!! a biopsy. the services here. … Our Sama said the new cen- monitor, so that money video showed Zito pur- GUARANTEED! “I was a nervous wreck. radiology team is in the ter is “bright and cheery” she would have paid chasing gift cards at a I was crying,” said Sama, process of recruiting an compared to the former for the monitor can go local Walmart and then 476 Bennett St. whose mother had died of additional radiologist to one, “so you don’t feel like, toward paying off the using that card for per- Monday - Friday 10-6 • Saturday 10-3 Luzerne 80070869 www.campasjewelers.com 570-288-1966 cancer (lymphoma) a few help support the Women’s oh my gosh, I’m doomed. thousands of dollars in sonal use. 80016197 years back. Imaging Center here.” Yo u feel better about it.” restitution owes to the Registered Nurse Tracy Dr. Joel Patrick Cook, She recommended the Red Cross. Symeon “held my hand director of Women’s center to other women “I hope you realize and was walking me Imaging, said breast can- over 40 for their annual the damage that you’ve through everything” as cer is the second leading mammogram. done,” Sklarosky told Dr. Arthur Liss, another cause of cancer death in “Everybody should go and Zito. “Some people will Geisinger radiologist, women, exceeded only have it done when you’re now be hesitant to donate performed the biopsy, by lung cancer. About supposed to. It only takes a to charities.” Sama said. “They took 40,000 women die from few minutes. And they can Sklarosky said had it extra time to talk to me breast cancer every year. take care of everything all in not been for an agree- about my mom and calm Cook said the death one spot,” Sama said. ment between prosecu- me down.” rates from breast cancer When Sama received have been declining since a phone call from Karen about 1989, with larger Snell, Geisinger chief decreases in women technologist for mam- younger than 50. “These mography, telling her the decreases are believed mass in her breast was a to be the result of early benign cyst, Sama said detection through screen- she was “so excited. I said ing and increased aware- thank you, thank you.” ness as well as improved While Sama appreci- treatment,” he said. ates the caring support “It’s our goal to encour- of the staff at the Imaging age women to get the

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Police allege pair shot at about 2:45 a.m. Monday in a car. aggravated assault, rob- shell casings and four .40 where two other men got was promised he wouldn’t one man and pistol when Hazleton police Comacho was arraigned bery, simple assault, crimi- caliber shell casings were into the back seat, pinning be killed unless he called spotted him in the area of Monday by District nal conspiracy and unlaw- found on the second floor Williams in the middle, the Crutch, the complaint says. whipped another East Diamond Avenue and Judge David Barilla in ful restraint. He remained of the residence and out- complaint says. When the men arrived Ceder Street. Christopher Swoyersville on charges jailed Monday for lack of side, police said. Williams said he was at the East Broad Street EDWARD LEWIS Vega, 21, of Hazleton, was of robbery, simple assault $250,000 bail. Williams told police he struck in the head with a house, Crutch met them at [email protected] arrested Sunday night criminal conspiracy to According to the crimi- received a phone call from gun and was ordered to the front door. They walked when found at 455 Samuels commit robbery and unlaw- nal complaints: a blocked number and surrender his cellphone to the second floor, where WEST HAZLETON — Ave. in Hazleton. ful restraint. He was jailed Police said they investi- heard a man’s voice ask- and $400, according to the Crutch said to the group, Police have arrested two Police allege Comacho at the Luzerne County gated gunfire at the East ing to go for a ride so they complaint. “You’re not going to fight men and charged them in and Vega were involved in Correctional Facility for Broad Street house and could talk. Williams met Police said in the com- me in my own crib.” the shooting of one man shooting Joshua L. Crutch, lack of $100,000 bail. found Crutch with a gun- two men he recognized as plaint Williams stated Williams said he was in and pistol whipping anoth- 20, inside 227 E. Broad St. Vega was arraigned shot wound to his leg and “Els and Brisco” and got he was punched in the a bathroom washing blood er man last week. and assaulting Leshawn Sunday by District Judge Williams with multiple into a car. They drove to face several times in the from his face when he Rafael A. Comacho, 21, Williams, 21, who was James Dixon in Hazle bruises and lacerations a shopping center on West car. Williams said he was heard gunfire, according to of Hazleton, was arrested beaten and pistol whipped Township on charges of to his face. Six .40 caliber Broad Street in Hazleton, given his cellphone and the complaint. POLICE BLOTTER JENKINS TWP. — Two The children, ages 6 and approached them by offer- Highlands area. struggled with officers Nanticoke, was charged used to inhale solvents in children reported a man 11, said the man, in his ing them water. The man Anyone with information when she was arrested and with possessing an offensive her purse. tried to lure them to a van 30s, white, with brown hair told the children they looked about the incident is asked slipped a hand from hand- weapon, possessing certain HANOVER TWP. — by offering them water and and a mustache, and wear- tired and offered them a ride to call Jenkins Township cuffs and banged on a cruis- solvents and noxious sub- Township police reported a ride home at about 6:30 ing a black hooded sweat- home, police said. police at 654-1281. er’s window. stances, disorderly conduct the following: p.m. Sunday, township shirt and a black and green Police said the incident WILKES-BARRE — McDonald was arraigned and public drunkenness. • Matthew Choman police said. hat, driving a white van happened in the Heather Amanda McDonald, 25, by District Judge David She was released on $1,000 reported Sunday a front of Barney Street, Wilkes- Barilla in Swoyersville on unsecured bail. window of a closed business Barre, was arrested early charges of resisting arrest, Police allege Telesky was was smashed with a beer Monday morning on charg- disorderly conduct and pub- activating a Taser at people bottle on Oxford Street. es she caused a disturbance lic drunkenness. She was walking, driving past in • Police said a woman outside 340 Blackman St. released on $2,500 unse- vehicles and children rid- about 60 years old wearing Police allege McDonald cured bail. ing bicycles at about 6 a pink hooded sweatshirt yelled profanities and threw NANTICOKE —A p.m. Telesky denied hav- stole T-shirts and socks objects at the residence woman was arraigned ing weapons and refused from Family Dollar on after sending threatening Monday on charges she was to allow officers to search Carey Avenue on Saturday. text messages to a man that intoxicated and zapping a her purse, according to the An employee stopped the were answered by a woman Taser at people near Patriot criminal complaint. woman, who emptied her at about 3 a.m., according to Square. Police said in the com- purse and returned the the criminal complaint. Leanna Telesky, 48, plaint they found a Taser items before she drove away Police said McDonald of East Grand Street, and a cylindrical device in a blue Ford Focus.

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www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER Tuesday, September 17, 2013 PAGE 7A IN BRIEF Pain at the pump 1,000 times over Markets rally after Today marks 1,000th day gas current streak. Monday’s national Summers exits has been above $3 a gallon average was $3.52 per gallon. In Stocks rose on Monday after Larry the greater Wilkes-Barre region, the Summers, who had been the leading can- ANDREW M. SEDER average was $3.55 on Monday and in didate to replace Federal Reserve chair- [email protected] Pennsylvania, the average was $3.59. man Ben Bernanke, withdrew his name The increased cost of gas has an from consideration. One thousand. impact on the economy and people’s Summers, a former Treasury secretary, Today marks the 1,000th consecu- spending habits. was viewed as being more likely to rein tive day that the average price of a “Spending more on gas concerns in the government’s massive stimulus gallon of gasoline has been above $3 consumers because it reduces sav- program. The president is expected to per gallon nationally. This is the first ings and spending for everything nominate Ben Bernanke’s successor as time on record this threshold has else we need. Our leaders can help early as this month. The new front-run- been hit, according to AAA. alleviate this economic burden by ner is Janet Yellen, the Fed’s vice chair. The current streak began on Dec. encouraging a national policy that Stocks were also helped by news that 23, 2010, and AAA forecasts the stimulates production, limits price U.S. factory output rose 0.7 percent in national average will remain above volatility, ensures greater efficiency August, the most in eight months. $3 per gallon for at least another and promotes alternative energy,” thousand days, barring a major eco- Robinson said. GM working on nomic recession. Gas prices first surged above $3 “Paying less than $3 per gallon per gallon for eight days immediately for gasoline may be automotive his- after Hurricane Katrina Sept. 3-10, 200-mile car tory for most Americans, like using 2005. Before this current streak As automakers race to make cheaper 8-track tapes or going to a drive-in Fred Adams | For The Times Leader began, the longest previous streak electric cars with greater battery range, movie,” said Jenny M. Robinson, a Signs at two gas stations along Business Route 309 in Wilkes-Barre show that local gasoline above $3 per gallon was for 244 days General Motors is working on one that AAA Mid-Atlantic spokeswoman. prices are right in line with the state and national averages for a gallon of gas. Today marks from Feb. 17-Oct.17, 2008. can go 200 miles per charge at a cost of “The reality is that expensive gas is 1,000 days of gas being over $3 a gallon nationally. The national average fell below $3 about $30,000, a top company execu- here to stay, which is tough on mil- per gallon for 796 days from Oct. 18, tive said. lions of people who need a car to live per gallon, the national average is Gas prices on average have 2008-Dec. 22, 2010, due to a weaker Vice President of Global Product their lives. While a few lucky drivers likely to remain more costly into the remained above $3.50 per gallon economy, which demands less gaso- Development Doug Parks wouldn’t may occasionally pay less than $3 future.” for the majority of days during the line and oil. say when or if such a car will be built, however. Currently GM sells the $35,000 Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid, which Wealthyexecseye politicalraces Rich-poor job gap widest on record can go 38 miles on electricity before a gas-powered generator kicks in. It also offers the all-electric Chevy Spark THOMAS BEAUMONT business world in 2010 to beat estab- The Associated Press the data are the first to establish how subcompact that can go 82 miles on Associated Press lished Democrats in Democratic this factor has contributed to the a charge. It starts at $26,685. Electric strongholds. While technically WASHINGTON - The gap in erosion of the middle class, a tradi- cars are eligible for a $7,500 federal tax CHICAGO — He has never been Republicans, they ran as problem- employment rates between America’s tional strength of the U.S. economy. credit. elected to anything, not even “stu- solving CEOs. highest- and lowest-income families Based on employment-to-popula- The 200-mile car would cost about dent council in high school,” as he Tom Foley, a former venture has stretched to its widest levels tion ratios, which are seen as a reli- the same as the current Volt, and it boasts. He has little patience for capitalist, is expected to run as since officials began tracking the able gauge of the labor market, the would match the range and be far schmoozing. In dealing with people, a Republican for governor of data a decade ago, according to an employment disparity between rich cheaper than Tesla Motors’ $71,000, he admits to being “pretty blunt” - Connecticut. After losing by less analysis of government data con- and poor households remains at the all-electric Model S. The Model S more suited to running a large pri- than a percentage point in 2010, he ducted for The Associated Press. highest levels in more than a decade, can go up to 265 miles on a single vate equity firm, which Bruce Rauner hopes to take advantage of Democrat Rates of unemployment for the the period for which comparable charge. did successfully for 30 years, than Dan Malloy’s low approval ratings lowest-income families - those earn- data are available. seeking votes for governor, which he this time. Scott Honour, who made ing less than $20,000 - have topped “It’s pretty frustrating,” says S. Koreans back at intends to do in Illinois next year. his fortune in private equity and 21 percent, nearly matching the rate Annette Guerra, 33, of San Antonio, But the traits that might once investment banking, plans to chal- for all workers during the 1930s who has been looking for a full-time have made Rauner a bust in politics lenge Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton Great Depression. job since she finished nursing school reopened factory are beginning to look like possible in solidly Democratic Minnesota. U.S. households with income of more than a year ago. During her North and South Koreans got back assets for a Republican in Illinois And Charlie Baker, former chief more than $150,000 a year have an search, she found that employers had to work Monday at a jointly run factory and for underdogs elsewhere across executive of a hospital group, is run- unemployment rate of 3.2 percent, become increasingly picky about an park after a five-month shutdown trig- the increasingly polarized American ning for governor in Massachusetts. a level traditionally defined as full applicant’s qualifications in the tight gered by rising animosity between the political landscape. With three quar- Meanwhile, the Democratic Party employment. At the same time, mid- job market, often turning her away rivals, with some companies quickly ters of the states now dominated by is shopping for its own business stars dle-income workers are increasingly because she lacked previous nursing resuming production and others getting one party or the other — the highest or mold-busters to run in Midwestern pushed into lower-wage jobs. Many experience or because she wasn’t their equipment ready. South Korean ratio in recent history — candidates states where Republicans have taken of them in turn are displacing lower- certified in more areas. business owners who have lost millions from the other side often seem to firm control. skilled, low-income workers, who Last year the average length of of dollars because of the hiatus say have little chance on election day. In The model is Mark Warner, a cell- become unemployed or are forced to unemployment for U.S. workers they’ll need several months to recover. this environment, a handful of out- phone tycoon who took the governor- work fewer hours, the analysis shows. reached 39.5 weeks, the highest level “I feel good about the park’s resump- siders are gambling that the time is ship away from the GOP in Virginia “This was no ‘equal opportunity’ since World War II. The duration tion, but I also have a heavy heart,” ripe for challengers who can break in 2001. In Wisconsin, they have recession or an ‘equal opportunity’ of unemployment has since edged said Sung Hyun-sang, president out of normal party mold. their eye on Mary Burke, a former recovery,” said Andrew Sum, direc- lower to 36.5 weeks based on data of apparel manufacturer Mansun Instead of political skills or expe- executive at the company her father tor of the Center for Labor Market from January to July, still relatively Corporation, which has lost about 7 rience, they have chutzpah — and a founded, Trek Bicycles, to challenge Studies at Northeastern University. high historically. billion won ($6.4 million) because of lot of money. Republican Gov. Scott Walker. “One part of America is in depres- Economists call this a “bump- the shutdown at the Kaesong factory “I come from business. I don’t In addition to the success stories sion, while another part is in full ing down” or “crowding out” in the complex. “We’ve suffered too much come from the political world, so that prominent entrepreneurs tell, employment.” labor market, a domino effect that damage.” I call it as I see it. And I think we they can ante up resources that other The findings follow the govern- pushes out lower-income workers, need a lot more of that down in first-timers can’t. ment’s tepid jobs report this month pushes median income downward Springfield,” Rauner, a Republican, “The ability to do that is cer- that showed a steep decline in the and contributes to income inequal- declared to an audience of business- tainly something we look for,” said share of Americans working or look- ity. Because many mid-skill jobs are men in overwhelmingly Democratic Danny Kanner, spokesman for the ing for work. On Monday, President being lost to globalization and auto- Illinois. “I can’t be bribed. I can’t be Democratic Governors Association. Barack Obama stressed the need to mation, recent U.S. growth in low- $3.56 $3.54$3.96 intimidated.” It’s still tough to buck the domi- address widening inequality after wage jobs has not come fast enough Rauner, a tall, big-voiced executive nant party trend. In Democratic- decades of a “winner-take-all econo- to absorb displaced workers at the who’s worth close to $1 billion, is the leaning California, Republican Meg my, where a few do better and better bottom. $4.06 star of a class of wealthy Republicans Whitman, who built a fortune as and better, while everybody else just Low-wage workers are now older on 7/17/2008 who take inspiration from Gov. Rick CEO of eBay, resoundingly lost the treads water or loses ground.” and better educated than ever, with Snyder of Michigan and Sen. Ron 2010 governor’s race despite spend- While the link between income especially large jumps in those with Johnson of Wisconsin, who left the ing $140 million of her own money. and joblessness may seem apparent, at least some college-level training.

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HELEN PEELER, 88, of GLORIA LATZE WILLIAm D. (BUCKy) BOWDEN SR. West Pittston, passed away BLEAUSKAS, 66, Auburndale, WILLIAm R. “BILL” BIERBACH JOSEPH F. Friday, Sept. 13, 2013, in Fla., passed away Sunday, Sept. Sept. 14, 2013 Sept. 15, 2013 LINKER, JR. Hospice Community Care of 8, 2013, as a result of cancer. Geisinger South Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. Bleauskas was born April Sept. 13, 2013 Born in West Wyoming on April 22, 1947, in Reading, to the late William D. Bowden, William R. “Bill” 8, 1925, she was the daughter of Joseph and Gloria Bohn Latze. 82, of Larksville, for- Bierbach, 63, of Upper the late Andrew and Catherine She graduated from Nanticoke merly of the Heights Raven Creek Road, Bielawski Yunik. Helen was a High School in Nanticoke in Section of Wilkes-Barre, Benton, died Sunday member of St. Cecilia’s Church of 1963 and Pittston School of was received into the lov- afternoon at his home. St. Barbara’s Parish, Exeter. She Nursing in Pittston in 1967. ing arms of his Lord and Born Dec. 16, 1949, in was employed in the garment Mrs. Bleauskas was employed by industry and was a member of Mercy Hospital in Wilkes-Barre Savior Jesus Christ on Wilkes-Barre, he was a son the ILGWU. She was preceded in for 36 years where she served Saturday at Wilkes-Barre of William R. Bierbach, of death by her husband, Thomas as an R.N. Mrs. Bleauskas was General Hospital. Wilkes-Barre, and the late J.; sisters Victoria Butchko and preceded in death by her hus- Born in Plymouth, Naomi (Koch) Bierbach. Mary Pieszala. Surviving are her band, Ronald Krisulevicz. Mrs. he was a son of the late He and his wife, Cheryl sister Louise Zavacki, Exeter; Bleauskas is survived by her hus- John and Theresa Kreller B. (Harvey) Bierbach, niece, Danielle DaSilva, Exeter; band, Thomas Bleauskas; sons, Bowden. He was a 1948 celebrated their 35th nephew, Joe DaSilva Jr., Exeter; Ronald Krisulevicz of Salisbury, graduate of St. Vincent’s law and daughter, Dr. wedding anniversary on nieces and nephews. Md.; Jeffrey Krisulevicz of High School (Plymouth), David and Kelly Maharty, April 8. Mr. Bierbach Va.; two grandchildren, A memorial Mass will be at Wilkes-Barre Township; and where he enjoyed play- Williamsburg, Va. He is was a 1967 graduate of William and Amelia Joseph F. Linker Jr., 48 ,of 9:30 a.m. Friday in St. Cecilia’s Craig Anthony Krisulevicz of Church of St. Barbara’s Parish, New Yo rk City; sisters, Theresa ing basketball. He was also survived by daugh- Coughlin High School. Bierbach; four sisters, Upper Darby and formerly Exeter. Funeral arrangements Hudak of Larksville, and Joann also a member of the ters Nancy Winnicki, In 1969, he entered the Karolyn Lockner, of of Wilkes-Barre, passed are by Bednarski Funeral Home, Latze of Dorrance; brother, St. Vincent’s Alumni Scranton; Karen Duncan U.S. Air Force and faith- Duryea; Christine Hughes away Friday at Chapel 168 Wyoming Ave., Wyoming. Joseph Latze of New Yo rk, and Association. Prior to and husband Dale, fully served his country and her husband, Dale, Manor, Philadelphia, after a grandsons, Nicholas and Colin his retirement in 2002, Michigan; and Cindy in the Vietnam War as a of Wilkes-Barre; Ellen five-year battle with a brain MICHAEL MORIO, of Krisulevicz. William was a dedicated Van Auken and husband jet engine mechanic. He Ducey and her husband, tumor. Springdale, Ark., formerly of A Mass of Christian Burial insurance agent with Charles, Chespeake, Va.; had been employed as a Mike, of Hunlock Creek; Born in Wilkes-Barre, he Wilkes-Barre, died Saturday, was held Friday, Sept. 13, at Metropolitan Life for 51 his precious grandchil- pipefitter for Penn State Dorothy Harvey and her was the son of Joseph F. Aug. 31, 2013, at home. Born Lakeland Memorial Gardens in years. While employed, dren, Marty and John Mechanical Contractors husband, Lyle, of Bethel Linker Sr. of Kingston and in Wilkes-Barre, he was the son Auburndale, Fla. he was President of the Erickson, Virginia Beach, in Wilkes-Barre for 22 Hill; a brother, Raymond Carol (Krapcha) Caffrey of Mary Jane Dennis Morio, union as well as a union Va.; Melissa Erickson, years. Mr. Bierbach was Bierbach, and his wife, and Tom Caffrey of Plains of Wilkes-Barre and the late PATRICIA BALAVAGE delegate on behalf of his Lenny and Gary Leco, a member of the Benton Ruth, of Hunlock Creek; Township. William Morio. He was a gradu- ALTMAN, 66, of Duryea, fellow coworkers, and was Frank Gadomski Jr., United Methodist Church. and numerous nieces and Joe was a graduate of ate of Coughlin High School and passed away Saturday at was employed as a roofer and Regional Hospital Hospice Unit, awarded several accolades Michael and Matthew He was a past master nephews. Overbrook School for the formerly Perugino’s Market. Scranton. Funeral arrangements for outstanding perfor- Gadomski, all of Wilkes- of the Benton Masonic A viewing will be Blind, Philadelphia, and Michael is survived, in addition are pending from Kiesinger mance. He was an avid Barre Township; Evan and Lodge and currently a held 5:30 to 7:30 was a member of St. Anne’s to his mother, by sisters, Patricia Funeral Services Inc., 255 fisherman and hunter as Andrew Bowden, Slocum member of Oriental Lodge p.m. Wednesday Church, Philadelphia. Tencza and her husband, McAlpine St., Duryea well as a faithful Notre Township; Morgan, F. & A. M. in Orangeville. at the McMichael Surviving, in addition Edward, Hanover Township; Dame fan. Madison and Maleah He was also a member of Funeral Home Inc., 4394 to his parents, are his Donna Morio, Reading; Alicia, MRS. LOTTIE WILLIAMS, In addition to his par- Maharty, Williamsburg, Caldwell Consistory of Red Rock Road, Benton daughter, Amanda Linker, Hazleton; brothers, William O. 90, of Kingston, passed away ents, he was preceded in Va.; Lisa Newendorff, Bloomsburg. (SR 487). The funeral Connellsville, Pa.; fiancee’, Dennis, Wilkes-Barre; James peacefully Sunday at Kingston death by his wife of 42 Michigan; Matthew An avid outdoorsman, service will be private Jennifer Cressman, and Morio, Wilkes-Barre; Stephen Health Care, Kingston, sur- years, the former Audrey Winnicki, Ohio; Matthew he enjoyed hunting and and at the convenience of her parents, Ron and Terry Morio, Wilkes-Barre Township; rounded by her loving family. M. Turner, in 2005; broth- Duncan, Michigan; fishing. He also enjoyed the family. Cressman, Philadelphia; Adam Morio, and his wife, Beth, Funeral arrangements are Lake Lehman; nieces, nephews ers John Bowden, Texas; Michael Duncan, Texas; woodworking. In lieu of flowers, con- brother, Donald Linker, pending from the Hugh B. George Bowden, Erie; and and Cameron and Jordan Surviving, in addition tributions may be made in and his wife, Cory, Wilkes- and cousins. Hughes & Son Inc. Funeral Memorial service will be at 7 Home, 1044 Wyoming Ave., Harry Bowden, Dover, Van Auken, Virginia; and to his wife and father, his memory to the Benton Barre; nephew, D.J., and p.m. today at the Lehman Family Forty Fort. N.J.; and sisters Mary several great-grandchil- are his three children, Area Food Bank, c/o niece, Kristin Linker; his Funeral Service Inc., 689 Hazle Muscavage and Margaret dren and numerous nieces Amy Bell and her hus- NCCCC, P. O. Box 305, two cats, Baby and Benita; Ave., Wilkes-Barre. Friends may Skvarla, both of Plymouth. and nephews. band, Paul, of Manheim, Benton, PA 17814. For aunts, uncles and cousins. call from 5 p.m. until time of ser- JOSEPHINE E. MILEWSKI BUZIN, 86, passed away on Surviving are his fian- Funeral services will Pa.; William R. Bierbach online condolences or for Funeral will be at 9 a.m. vice. For more information visit cee, Jo Latoszewski, be at 9 a.m. Wednesday and his wife, Amber, of additional information, Thursday at the Corcoran www.lehmanfuneralhome.com. Friday, Sept. 13, 2013. A visitation will be held 2 Larksville. at Kielty-Moran Funeral Benton; Robyn Bierbach please visit our website: Funeral Home Inc., 20 S. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday with He is also survived Home Inc., 87 Washington and her partner, Brian www.mcmichaelfuneral Main St., Plains, with a ESTHER C. WATKINS, for- a prayer service to begin at 3 by his loving children, Ave, Plymouth, with a McClure, of Falls Church, home.com. Mass of Christian Burial merly of Wilkes-Barre, passed p.m. at Branchburg Funeral son and daughter-in- Mass of Christian Burial at 9:30 a.m. in Ss. Peter & away peacefully on Thursday in Home, 910 US Highway law Martin and Patricia at 9:30 a.m. in St Mary’s Paul Church, 13 Hudson Wellsboro, Pa. 202 South, Branchburg, NJ Funeral arrangements will be Erickson, Virginia Beach, Church of the Immaculate Road, Plains, with Father 08876; (908) 526-7638; www. Va.; son and daughter- Conception, Washington RALPH HARRISON FORD III John Albosta officiating. announced by E. Blake Collins BranchburgFuneralHome.com. Funeral Home, Wilkes-Barre. in-law Robert and Emma Street, Wilkes-Barre. He Sept. 15, 2013 Interment will be in St. Erickson, Wilkes-Barre will be laid to rest in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Hanover Township; daughter Lisa Mary’s Cemetery, Hanover Ralph Harrison Ford Township. JOHN BIERmAN JR. Gadomski and partner Township. Friends may III, 69, of Huntington Friends may call 6 to Sept. 14, 2013 Robert Rowlands, Plains call 1 to 3 and 6 to 9 p.m. Township, was called 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Township; son and daugh- today at the funeral home. home to the Lord on funeral home. John Bierman Jr., 54, a res- ter-in-law William D. Memorial contributions Sunday morning at Online condolences may ident of Lehman Township, “Bucky” Bowden Jr. and may be made to the St. Hospice Community Care be made at www.corcoran- passed away at his home on Maria Bowden, Slocum Vincent de Paul Kitchen, Unit at Geisinger South funeralhome.com. Saturday after a long illness. Township; and son-in- Wilkes-Barre. Wilkes-Barre, surrounded He was born Sept. 30, by his family, following a 1958, in Kingston, a son of year and a half battle with LINDA LOUISE the late John Sr. and Natalie GERtRUDE A. UHRIN cancer. CAHILL Kyttle Bierman. John was Sept. 15, 2013 Born Dec. 25, 1943, in a member of the Wilkes- Bryn Mawr, Pa., he was a Sept. 15, 2013 Barre Salvation Army and Mrs. Gertrude A. Uhrin, son of the late Ralph H. Ralph H. Ford IV and was spiritual friends with 80, of Duryea, passed away and Emma Riddell Ford his wife, Nikki, South Bea and Kim, and also Sunday at Timber Ridge Jr. Carolina; John Thomas Lt. Ted and Sharon. He Health Care Center, Plains. He was a graduate of Ford and his wife, was employed many years Charles Zerfoss, and moth- Born in Duryea, she was Marple Newtown High Autumn, Shickshinny; at McCarroll Precast in er-in-law, Merrie Zerfoss, the daughter of the late School. He retired from and Michael Jason Ford Lehman, where he made Hunlock Creek; sister-in-law, John and Lucy Fafinski Wise Potato Chips, and his wife, Claire, many friends, especially Karen Rittenhouse, and hus- Faulent. She attended Berwick, where he was Hershey; two daughters, with his customers. The band Art, Shickshinny; many Duryea High School. Prior employed as a truck Sherri Ford, Shickshinny, McCarrolls were like a sec- nieces and nephews. to her retirement, she was driver. He was a mem- and Julie Parr and her ond family. John was preceded in employed in the area gar- ber of Huntington Valley husband, Tony, Benton; He is survived by his loving death by his sister Rose Ann ment industry. She was a Volunteer Fire Company 10 grandchildren; two and devoted wife of 34 years, Bescoter. member of Nativity of Our for 37 years, Teamsters great-grandchildren; a the former Donna Zerfoss; The Bierman family would Lord Parish, Duryea. Union Local 401, and brother, Thomas Ford, sons, John III, at home; like to thank the Sacred She was a loving wife, and nephews. Benton Horseshoe and his wife, Patricia, Linda Louise Cahill, of Charles and wife Holly, Heart Hospice nurses, espe- mother, grandmother and The family would like to League. He was a DJ Newtown Square; a sister, Dunmore, died Sunday Tunkhannock; grandchil- cially Judy and Maryann, for sister. She enjoyed cooking thank the staff of Timber on occasion for country Kathleen Henrich, and at the Commonwealth dren, Mike, Dallas; Charles the care given to John. and the outdoors. Ridge Health Care Center western music. her husband, Manfred, Hospice Inpatient Unit and the newborn grand- Family and friends may She was proceeded in for the care and compas- He loved being a mem- Coatesville; and several at Regional Hospital of daughter Scarlet; sisters call for a memorial service death by her brothers, sion that was given to ber of the fire company, nieces and nephews. Scranton. Rosette Evans of Chase, and 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Joseph, Edward, Anthony Gertrude. woodworking and motor- Visitations will be Born in Scranton, she Ruth Ann of Jershey Shore; Clarke Piatt Funeral Home and Louis. Funeral will be at 9 cycle riding. He was a lov- 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday was the daughter of the aunts, Myrtle, Coral Sue, Inc., 6 Sunset Lake Road, She and her husband, a.m. Thursday at the ing grandfather to all his at the Mayo Funeral late Frank and Mary Louise Crete and Doe; father-in-law, Hunlock Creek. John P. Uhrin, celebrated Bernard J. Piontek Funeral grandchildren. He liked Home Inc., 77 N. Main Magistro Mercuri. A gradu- their 62nd wedding anni- Home Inc., 204 Main St., gardening and WWE pro- St., Shickshinny and 11 ate of Scranton Technical versary on June 30, 2013. Duryea, with the Mass of fessional wrestling. He a.m. to noon Friday fol- High School, prior to Happy 30th Birthday OBItUARy Also surviving are son, Christian Burial at 9:30 also liked monster trucks lowed by funeral ser- her retirement she was RYAN OHAIRE Bruce Rhin, and his wife, a.m. in Sacred Heart of and had a show truck vices at noon with the employed as an office man- Sept. 17, 1983 - Sept. 17, 2013 POLICy Rose, of Duryea; daughter, Jesus Church, Duryea. which he took to the Rev. Raymond Purdy Jr. ager by Met Life Insurance. The Times Leader Carole Hilenski and her Interment will be in St. Bloomsburg Jamboree. of Living Word Baptist Linda was an avid collec- publishes free husband, Larry, of Duryea; John’s Cemetery, Duryea. He was preceded in Church, Red Rock, offici- tor of antiques, she enjoyed obituaries, which have grandson Jeffrey Rhin Friends may call 6 to 8 p.m. death by an infant daugh- ating. In lieu of flowers, going to auctions and also a 27-line limit, and paid of Delaware; grandson Wednesday at the funeral ter, Melanie Ford, and donations can be made to traveling to the casinos. obituaries, which can Danny Polerecki of North home. To leave the family a brother, John Thomas his loving wife of 40 years Surviving are Stewart run with a photograph. Carolina; sister Elizabeth an online condolence or Ford. to help defray expenses. Cahill, Dallas; two daugh- A funeral home Warunek of Duryea; sister for further information, Surviving are his wife, For additional informa- ters, Megan and Siobhan representative can call Lucille Lezinsky of Old please visit our website, the former Nina Kratky, tion, or to send condo- Cahill; uncle, Anthony the obituary desk at Forge; sister-in-law, Nancy www.piontekfuneralhome. whom he married June lences, please visit www. Magistro Jr., and wife 570-829-7224, send a Faulent of Dupont; nieces com. 6, 1973; three sons, mayofh.com. Claire, Montdale; aunt, Connie Magistro, Scranton; It broke our hearts to lose you fax to 570-829-5537 or email to ttlobits@ several cousins, nieces and when you chose to leave us, FUNERALS nephews. and take part of our hearts with civitasmedia.com. If you you. It hasn't been easy because The funeral will be con- fax or email, please call ANGELELLA - Magdalene, Friday at the Mayo Funeral Home Burial 10 a.m. in St. Faustina RANDAZZO - Anthony, friends we miss you so much and the ducted Wednesday from the to confirm. Obituaries funeral Mass 11 a.m. Saturday in Inc., 77 N. Main St., Shickshinny. Parish, Nanticoke. may call 4 :30 to 7:30 p.m. today hurt is so great. Solfanelli-Fiorillo Funeral must be submitted by Prince of Peace Parish, St. Mary’s Friends may call 5 to 8 p.m. LUDDEN - Terri, friends may call at Graziano Funeral Home, Inc., We remember the days of your 7:30 p.m. for publication Church, West Grace Street, Old Thursday and 11 a.m. to noon Pittston Township.Blessing Home Inc., 1030 N. Main infectious smile, the warmth 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the Ave., Scranton, with Mass of in the next edition. Forge. Friends may call 10:30 a.m. Friday. Gubbiotti Funeral Home, 1030 service following viewing hours at of your hug with your gentle until Mass. 7:30 p.m. Christian Burial at 9:30 a.m. personality, which are now Obituaries must be GAVLICK - Andrew, funeral 10 Wyoming Ave.,Exeter. BOWDEN - William Sr., funeral a.m. Wednesday at the Nat & RHOADS - Dorene, memorial in St. Peter’s Cathedral, 315 stronger and longer, lasting sent by a funeral home NEVOLAS - Betty, funeral 9:30 9 a.m. at Kielty-Moran Funeral Gawlas Funeral Home, 89 Park services 11:15 a.m. Sept. 28 in Wyoming Ave., Scranton. forever. And we know that or crematory, or must a.m. today at the Wroblewski name who is handling Home Inc., 87 Washington Ave, Ave.,Wilkes-Barre. Friends may Funeral Home Inc., 1442 Wyoming Trucksville United Methodist All wishing to attend are wherever you've gone, you are Plymouth. Mass of Christian call 4 to 7 p.m. today at the Church. Friends may call 10 a.m. asked to go directly to still here, and these birthday arrangements, with Ave., Forty Fort. Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 a.m. in St Mary’s funeral home. Burial 10 a.m. in Saint Elizabeth to services. church. 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Pete G. Wilcox | The Times Leader ADivision Street bridge in Hanover Township is one of scores in Luzerne County deemed structurally deficient. OUR OPINION: BRIDGE REPAIRS Casey calls attention to risky bridge neglect

These are the raw and depressing neglected spans simply because so numbers that should put every state many local governments are acutely COMMENTARY: GERALD CROSS and federal lawmaker to shame: In cash-strapped. Luzerne County alone, there are 122 “These bridges are relied upon for deficient bridges handling combined many people and especially for emer- daily traffic of 721,205 vehicles. gency vehicles like fire trucks, ambu- Cities can avoid fiscal cliff problem That’s 27 percent of the county’s lances and police vehicles,” Casey 445 bridges and 21 percent of all said during a teleconference last bridge traffic. And it is surely one week. “That can result in tragedies reason Pennsylvania has the dubious we don’t even want to contemplate.” distinction of ranking number one The weakness in Casey’s plan: with regional service districts among all 50 states in deficient bridg- He’s shuffling existing federal money es, with a staggering 5,543 bridges in around, not increasing it. More As the state legislature grapples with between the current method of service now used by school districts – a dedi- need of repair. That’s almost one out bridges will get fixed, but something revisions to Act 47 in order to better delivery and the way cated funding source and a degree of of every four bridges. else on the federal transportation enable financially distressed communi- residents live that rep- permanence once the service relation- Harrisburg — a city known for its to-do list will be left undone. ties to emerge from the program, one resents a failure of local ship is established. own high number of bridges cross- Still, at the very least the proposal hard truth remains — a strengthened government. One option is to use special-purpose ing the Susquehanna River — proved calls attention to a very real problem Act 47 fails to address the core issues The current discon- taxation levied through a uniform mill- deaf to this dilemma recently when that does not go away simply because that are sending an increasing number nect is costly not only age by the member municipalities to the state Senate managed to muster legislators, particularly at the state and of municipalities tumbling over a fiscal to municipalities that fund a unified budget for a special ser- approval of a bill to boost money for local level, tend to close their eyes to it. cliff. increasingly cannot vice delivery area. Each municipality repairs, only to have the bill wither in It behooves pols to remember Across the Commonwealth, cities are afford to offer and fund would provide a portion of its existing the House. bridges are needed for safety and generating less revenue from available services within con- Gerald tax base. Enter U.S. Sen. Robert Casey, commerce. tax sources. As taxes fall short and ser- strained boundaries. It Cross This alternative would provide a D-Scranton, who announced his No one disputes that money is vice costs rise, cities are increasingly also shortchanges resi- dedicated source of funding. It would Contributing proposal to boost federal funding tight, but neglecting road infrastruc- relying on borrowing, asset sales and dents who deserve safe also carry a requirement that after vol- Columnist for bridges owned by counties and ture, particularly bridges, is a lose- other non-traditional methods to fill homes and safe commu- untarily participation, communities municipalities, typically the most lose habit that has to end. the gap. Boroughs are facing similar nities with plowed and could exit only if more than 50 per- challenges. Even townships are on the maintained streets regardless of where cent of the municipalities representing cusp of fiscal problems as once-soar- they live, work or play. more than 50 percent of the population OTHER OPINION: JOB DISCRIMINATION ing tax revenues are trending flat or The fragmented system has another in the district agreed to end the rela- declining. The situation endangers the human cost as vital public sector work- tionship. That is the model used by the provision of adequate public safety and ers become demoralized as they see successful existing county solid waste public works services to Pennsylvania their work demeaned and jobs endan- legislation. Ban job discrimination residents. gered by municipalities that are forced Municipal governments would con- To ensure that communities are able to pinch pennies. These employees tinue to represent the interest of their to provide for the health, safety and perform crucial services that keep our constituents, fielding complaints about welfare of their citizens, municipali- communities secure and well main- barking dogs, speeding cars and pot- ties need to have additional options for tained. It is a hard reality, but in order holed streets. But instead of directly for sexual orientation providing services so they can remain to retain those services, we must pay running public safety and public on sound financial footing and avoid for them. works, they’d simply “write a check” a crisis that leads to Act 47. The fact The need for regional service deliv- in the form of tax base sharing to the Pennsylvania law, like federal law, Pennsylvanians favor banning dis- that so many municipalities have failed ery is not a new concept. Many local service delivery district and relay any bans discrimination on the basis of crimination on the basis of sexual to exit Act 47 is telling. Most cannot government pundits advocate munici- concerns that they or their residents race, religion, ethnicity, age and dis- orientation. survive without the enhancements that pal merger as the preferred method to have regarding the services. ability. And state law, like federal law, Unfortunately, none of this ensures the program offers. achieve that goal. However, consoli- Pennsylvania is at a critical junction. does not explicitly ban discrimination the bills will get a vote, particularly Pennsylvania’s municipalities are dation is a complicated process that If we fail to reform the way local gov- on the basis of sexual orientation. in the House. The obstacle there is broken into thousands of puzzle pieces results in a perceived loss of local iden- ernments operate, we will see more and It’s time to change both, starting Rep. Daryl Metcalfe, the Cranberry with each one offering — and fund- tity. When given the opportunity, citi- more communities tumble into Act 47 with twin bills in the state House and Republican who chairs the House ing — its own brand of public safety zens more often than not vote against with no way to claw themselves out, but state Senate that would make such Government Committee, where the and public works services. Meanwhile, the merger of their communities. plenty of reason for residents to move discrimination in the workplace and bill sits. Pennsylvania’s citizens exist region- Clearly, a fresh approach is needed. out for other states that take a more in housing illegal in Pennsylvania. In typical fashion, Mr. Metcalfe ally. They make their home in one Move the focus away from consolidat- modern approach to service delivery. But it’s going to take a concerted opposes this plan by standing its community, work in another, shop in a ing local governments and toward pro- effort to get the law enacted. intention on its head, asserting third and travel back and forth through viding better tools for regional service Gerald Cross is Pennsylvania Economy League House Bill 300 and Senate Bill 300 that giving gay people the same others. As a result, there is a mismatch delivery similar to the mechanisms central executive director have been introduced before without protection against unfair firing or success. Similar proposals go back as housing discrimination as other far as 2001 but never made it to floor Pennsylvanians will infringe upon, in YOUR OPINION: LETTERSTO THE EDITOR votes, yet 21 states, including New his words, “the rights of individuals Yo rk, New Jersey and Maryland, and who have religious objections to that Don’t stop killers Why is it that U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey, 33 municipalities in Pennsylvania type of lifestyle.” U.S. Rep. Lou Barletta and our illus- SEND US have such anti-discrimination laws Public shaming might not convince trious governor are still against the on the books. Mr. Metcalfe to schedule hearings with more killing Affordable Care Act? YOUR OPINION One difference this year is that and a vote, but perhaps Mr. Frankel’s So to protest the killing of innocent More and more it’s proving to be a Letters to the editor must include both bills have bipartisan sponsor- economic argument will be persua- people, we’re going to kill additional cost saver and a real boon to so many the writer’s name, address and ship — Democrat Dan Frankel of sive. In his sponsorship memo, he innocent people in order to stop mad citizens with pre-existing conditions daytime phone number for Squirrel Hill and Republican Chris pointed out that all Fortune 500 killers from killing even more inno- and an inability to pay for insurance. verification. Letters should be no Ross of Chester County in the House companies headquartered in the cent people? Even premiums are coming down. more than 250 words. We reserve and Democrat Lawrence M. Farnese state have nondiscrimination policies Brilliant strategy! But our dynamic trio would still rath- the right to edit and limit writers to Jr. of Philadelphia and Republican because they regard them as good Jim Sovaiko er play politics than support our own one published letter every 30 days. Patrick M. Browne of Lehigh County business practice. Throop neighbors. • Email: [email protected] in the Senate. The measures have sig- Republican leaders, who preside As they each stand for reelection, will • Fax: 570-829-5537 nificant support, with 90 co-sponsors over the party of business and the Don’t play politics they ask those people whom they have • Mail: Mail Bag, The Times Leader, in the House and 25 in the Senate. party that controls the Legislature, harmed for a vote? Yo u bet they will. 15 N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 In addition, the anti-discrim- must ensure that Mr. Metcalfe releases Conscience will not enter into their ination plans have public sup- this common-sense bill for a floor vote. on health care act campaigns. port. Susquehanna Polling and My, oh my, we’ve got a real pair and Ed Cole Research reports that 72 percent of Pittsburgh Post-Gazette a spare. Clarks Summit

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From page 1A killed, more than a dozen started firing,” Brundidge But later in the day, people were hurt, includ- said. police said the man in tigating how he got onto ing a police officer and Terrie Durham, an the tan uniform had been the base. Officials said two female civilians who executive assistant with identified and was not he may have had a badge were shot and wounded. the same agency, said the involved in the shooting. that allowed access. They were all expected to gunman fired toward her As emergency vehicles At the time of the ram- survive. and Brundidge. and law enforcement page, he was working in The Washington Navy “He aimed high and officers flooded streets information technology Yard is a sprawling laby- missed,” she said. “He around the complex, a with a company that was rinth of buildings and said nothing. As soon as I helicopter hovered, near- a Defense Department streets protected by realized he was shooting, by schools were locked subcontractor. armed guards and metal we just said, ‘Get out of down and airplanes at Alexis was a full-time detectors, and employees the building.’ ” nearby Reagan National Navy reservist from 2007 have to show their IDs at Police would not give Airport were grounded so to early 2011, leaving as doors and gates to come any details on the gun- they would not interfere a petty officer third class, and go. About 20,000 man’s weaponry, but wit- with law-enforcement the Navy said. It did not people work there. nesses said the man they choppers. say why he left. He had The rampage took saw had a long gun — Security was tightened been an aviation electri- place at Building 197, the which can mean a rifle or at other federal build- cian’s mate with a unit in headquarters for Naval a shotgun. ings. Senate officials shut Fort Worth, Texas. Sea Systems Command, In the confusion, police down their side of the Patricia Ward, a logis- which buys, builds and said around midday that Capitol while authorities tics-management special- maintains ships, subma- they were searching for searched for the poten- ist, said she was in the rines and combat sys- two men who may have tial second attacker. The cafeteria getting break- tems. About 3,000 people taken part in the attack House remained open. fast. work at headquarters, — one carrying a hand- Adm. Jonathan “It was three gunshots many of them civilians. AP photo gun and wearing a tan Greenert, chief of naval straight in a row — pop, Witnesses described a nii Oti-Ankrah, left, kisses his wife Sally Appiah-Ankrah as he holds their son eilam Ankrah after she Navy-style uniform and operations, was at the pop, pop. Three seconds gunman opening fire from was evacuated from building 197 at the Washington navy Yard,Mondayin Washington. At least one a beret, the other armed base at the time the shoot- later, it was pop, pop, a fourth-floor overlook, gunman launched an attack inside the Washington navy Yard, spraying gunfire on office workers with a long gun and wearing began but was moved pop, pop, pop, so it was aiming down on people in the cafeteria and in the hallways at the heavily secured military installation in the heart of the ing an olive-green uni- unharmed to a nearby like about a total of seven in the cafeteria on the nation’s capital, authorities said. form. Washington Police military installation. gunshots, and we just main floor. Others said a Chief Cathy Lanier said Anxious relatives and started running,” Ward gunman fired at them in a an executive assistant other co-workers encoun- The gunman was wearing it was unclear if the men friends of those who work said. third-floor hallway. with Navy Sea Systems tered a gunman in a long all blue, he said. were members of the mili- at the complex waited to In addition to those Todd Brundidge, Command, said he and hallway on the third floor. “He just turned and tary. hear from loved ones. Bill Homicide

From page 1A ties,” Alu said Monday. he said. noticed the dropped Cooper prop- From page 1A Stevens was one of three Court filing The property was assessed at erty, which is among 168,000 par- men who forced their way plus interest for 2009, 2010 and In the court filing on the Cooper $21,400 for the land but no struc- cels in the county. person of interest in the into an apartment at 565 2011. property, Dunmore attorney Mark ture when the reassessment took Early last year, Alu received a deadly shooting. N. River St. and assaulted A county judge is expected to J. Conway says the “retro-appli- effect, county records show. call from one of the taxing bodies Stevens is known to fre- three people, including a pull the property from Thursday’s cation of real estate taxes is not In March 2012, the county valued alerting him the structure was not quent the Brownsville area woman who held a baby, sale, though no court order was proper.” The issue of taxing missed the property at $796,300 for taxa- taxed. of Brooklyn, N.Y., and is on Dec. 12, 2005. One of entered into the civil court record properties is governed by the tion purposes — $50,000 for the Court guidance described as a light-skinned the invaders shot a man system as of Monday afternoon, Consolidated County Assessment land and $746,300 for the building. He said the outcome of the court black male, about 5 feet, in the hip with a small according to representatives of Law approved by state legislators The Coopers have paid taxes case will guide his office if missed 10 inches tall, 170 pounds caliber gun that was later Northeast Revenue Service LLC, in January 2011, Conway wrote. from 2009 through 2011 as billed properties are discovered in the with short hair, brown eyes found by Luzerne County the county’s tax claim operator. “There is no mention of or by the county before Alu’s March future. with a grim reaper tattoo deputy sheriffs in Stevens’ Alu said the law is vague on authority for retroactivity in that 2012 letter and also paid 2012 and “This is something the attorneys on his right arm from elbow residence at 244 Eastview recouping back-tax payment due to subsection,” he said. 2013 taxes at the new increased and court will have to work out to wrist, and tattoo initials Drive on June 7, 2006. county error, and he opted to take a In comparison, the Second Class amount, the court filing says. among themselves,” Alu said. of “J.T.” on his right wrist. Police said surveillance proactive approach in his bill to the County Assessment Law explicitly Conway, who could not be The Coopers, who own the Police consider Stevens footage of Friday’s shoot- Coopers. He said all taxing bodies allows taxation up to five years back reached for comment, said in the fil- neighboring Cooper’s Seafood “armed and dangerous.” ing shows three men received a copy of his March 2012 when missed properties are added ing the couple had no involvement House restaurant, could not be Stevens previously returning to the complex letter to the Coopers billing them to the tax rolls, but Conway said in county procedures that resulted reached for comment Monday. resided on North River at about 12:45 a.m. As for 2009 through 2011, and none this law doesn’t apply to Luzerne, in the structure being “dropped” They purchased the brick, four- Street and Eastview Drive, the three men walked past raised objections or concerns. which is a third-class county. during the three-year period. The story commercial structure on 2.4 Sherman Hills, both in the shooter, the gunman His office was criticized last year Conway also argues Alu’s March Coopers called the county seek- acres for $275,000 in 1993. Wilkes-Barre, according to turned and fired several when it did not try to force the 2012 notice does not constitute ing an explanation for why their A tax sale notice sent to the court records. times without provocation, owners of the Courthouse Towers sufficient notice of an assessment taxes decreased in 2009 but never Coopers indicated the prop- Police said Stevens police said. building on North River Street to change because it lacked some received a response, he said. erty would be listed for around is wanted by the state Police said the prelimi- pay back taxes after Alu discovered details and did not inform the Alu said both the land and struc- $115,766 in Thursday’s sale to Department of Probation nary investigation does not a coding error that had caused the Coopers they had the right to chal- ture — the former Pittston Apparel cover the $77,943 in unpaid taxes and Parole. He was reveal any motive for the property to be incorrectly labeled lenge the assessment change to the Co. — were on the tax rolls until and interest and transfer tax. released from state prison shooting. as tax-exempt from 2006 through county assessment appeals board the countywide reassessment, Properties that don’t sell in in October 2012 after serv- Anyone with informa- 2009. within 40 days of the notice. which was handled by 21st Century Thursday’s first-stage auction ing a sentence for a home tion about the whereabouts “There’s a big contention about The property should be removed Appraisals Inc. A listing of the new advance to a free-and-clear sale, invasion in Wilkes-Barre of Stevens is asked to call whether we can go back and cap- from the sale to allow the legal dis- reassessment values was sent to all when all back taxes and liens are nearly eight years ago. Wilkes-Barre police at 208- ture back taxes on missed proper- agreement to be resolved in court, taxing bodies, but Alu said nobody forgiven. Court records say 4200 or 911. Property

From page 1A creates a liability issue home 13 months ago. WHAt’S next? for him and his wife. He The Algatts detailed property line. The Algatts said delivery trucks must their case in a letter to say the fence restricts Harveys Lake Borough come onto his property all council members, the their ability to access Council meets tonight to service the Algatt resi- mayor and solicitor. In their basement where the at 7:30 at the municipal dence, another liability the letter they state, “We home’s heating unit is, building, 4875 Memorial issue. have come to believe that creating an unsafe condi- Highway. Public “They planted arborvi- (the Kopko property) is tion. comment is welcome. taes on my property,” he in violation of several Mayor Clarence Hogan said. “I’ve had the proper- ordinances that threatens called it a “spite fence.” ty surveyed to determine the health, safety and wel- There are signs on the said the matters are in where the actual lines fare of us, our property fence that read: “No litigation and he could are.” and our neighborhood.” Trespassing” and “Posted not comment. He said Andy Luzetski, bor- The Algatts said they — Private Property.” the borough has hired ough zoning ofﬁcer, said are not on “a political There are other issues, an independent company he couldn’t comment witch hunt” — they, like Algatt said, such as alter- under the state Uniform on the situation on the Kopko, are Republicans. ing of storm drainage, Construction Code to advice of the solicitor, The Algatts said they buckets of stagnant rain assess the properties and but he said he wanted to wrote the letter — dated water that have served review the complaints make one point clear. Aug. 21 — to try to as a breeding ground for and cross-complaints to “Mr. Kopko has not resolve the matter rath- mosquitoes, dilapidated determine what action, if received any preferential er than bring it up at a wooden structures that any, the borough should treatment because he public meeting. Mary Jo are in danger of collapsing take. is on council,” he said. Algatt said that because and high weeds, grass and Kopko said he has not “That rumor is absolutely council has not addressed litter strewn about the encroached on Algatt’s untrue.” the concerns, she and Kopko property. property. He said having Kopko has lived on his her husband will ask for Charlotte Bartizek | For The Times Leader Charles McCormick, his neighbor’s propane property for 43 years. The a public explanation at MaryJo Algatt, of Pole 126, Harveys Lake, stands next to a wire fence her neighbor, Francis Kopko, has the borough solicitor, tanks on his property Algatts moved into their tonight’s meeting. erected on the property line.Algatt says the fence is blocking her from getting into her basement.

SEVEN-DAY FORECAST ALMANACNSUN & MOON ACROSS THE REGION TODAY ATIONAL FORECAST Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport Sunrise Sunset Shown is Syracuse TODAY through 7 p.m. Monday Today Today Seattle today’s weather. 64/40 Albany Winnipeg HIGH TEMPERATURES 6:46 a.m. 7:09 p.m. Temperatures are 65/39 66/52 77/59 Sunny today’s highs and Montreal 68° High/low 66°/54° 63/43 and com- Moonrise Moonset tonight’s lows. Binghamton Normal high/low 72°/52° Today Today Toronto 62/39 Billings Minneapolis LOW fortable Record high 90° (1991) 5:54 p.m. 4:36 a.m. 82/56 72/62 61/50 Record low 37° (1964) Towanda Detroit 38° Poughkeepsie Chicago 68/51 New York PRECIPITATION Full Last Scranton 70/57 67/54 67/39 64/38 San Francisco 24 hrs ending 7 p.m. 0.08" 65/39 68/56 Denver WED THU FRI 86/57 Kansas City Washington Month to date 0.69" Wilkes-Barre 81/67 70/54 Normal m-t-d 2.10" Williamsport 68/38 New York Year to date 19.06" Sept 19 Sept 26 69/41 Pottsville 67/54 Los Angeles Normal y-t-d 27.13" New First 79/62 Atlanta COOLING DEGREE DAYS State College 66/42 Allentown El Paso 83/64 66/42 83/68 A thunder- Degree days are an indicator of energy needs. The more the 67/41 Mostly Mostly total degree days, the more energy is necessary to cool. Reading Houston storm pos- Yesterday 0 Harrisburg Philadelphia Chihuahua 91/75 sunny sunny 68/42 77/57 sible Month to date 69 Oct 4 Oct 11 68/44 68/51 Miami Monterrey 87/79 72° 49° 76° 54° 79° 57° Year to date 771 THE POCONOS 81/70 Last year to date 864 Highs: 60-66. Lows: 29-35. Pleasant today with plenty of sunshine. A Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation today. Temperature bands are highs for the day. SATSUN MON Normal year to date 561 moonlit sky and cold tonight. Mostly sunny tomorrow. Summary: Much of the Midwest, Northeast and West will be sunny today. RIVER LEVELS THE JERSEY SHORE Showers and storms will reach from New Mexico to Missouri, mainly southeast of In feet as of 7 a.m. Monday. Highs: 63-69. Lows: 51-57. Breezy during the morning; otherwise, Colorado. Downpours will affect South Florida and South Texas. Susquehanna Stage Chg Fld Stg pleasant with plenty of sunshine today. A moonlit sky tonight. Today WedToday WedToday Wed THE FINGER LAKES Anchorage 52/43/sh 51/43/pc Honolulu 89/76/s 89/74/pc Pittsburgh 69/47/s 75/57/s Wilkes-Barre 3.63 -0.15 22 Highs: 61-67. Lows: 37-43. Sunny and pleasant today. Clear and moon- Towanda 2.30 -0.38 16 Baltimore 69/46/s 74/56/s Indianapolis 74/56/pc 80/66/pc Portland, ME 65/42/s 69/46/s lit tonight. Mostly sunny tomorrow. Boston 61/48/s 69/55/s Las Vegas 97/74/s 91/73/s St. Louis 76/65/c 87/71/pc Thunder- Partly A full day Lehigh storms pos- sunny and of sun- NEW YORK CITY Buffalo 66/47/s 73/54/s Milwaukee 67/56/s 76/63/pc San Francisco 68/56/pc 73/56/pc sible pleasant shine Bethlehem 1.84 -0.10 16 High: 67. Low: 54. Pleasant today with plenty of sunshine. A moonlit Charlotte 77/57/pc 76/57/pc New Orleans 91/76/pc 88/76/t Seattle 66/52/sh 68/50/c sky tonight. Mostly sunny and nice tomorrow. 76° 58° 73° 48° 69° 52° Delaware Chicago 70/57/pc 78/65/pc Norfolk 71/61/s 72/57/s Wash., DC 70/54/s 74/58/s Port Jervis 2.99 -0.25 18 PHILADELPHIA Cleveland 66/50/s 77/61/pc Okla. City 90/69/t 93/72/pc Key: s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, Forecasts and graphics provided by High: 68. Low: 51. Brilliant sunshine and nice today. Clear and moonlit Dallas 95/75/pc 96/76/pc Orlando 90/76/pc 89/73/t c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, AccuWeather, Inc. ©2013 tonight. Mostly sunny and pleasant tomorrow. Denver 86/57/s 87/54/pc Phoenix 104/84/s 103/79/s r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice. K SportS SECTION B THE TIMES LEADER timesleader.com Tuesday, September 17, 2013 Class of 2012 yet to play in a game

JOE SOPRANO Staters fared in Week 2. over Indianapolis. Dolphins linebacker [email protected] • San Francisco linebacker NaVarro PENN STATE PLAYERS Cameron Wake assisted on one tackle. Bowman was in on 11 tackles against • Sand Diego offensive lineman Penn State’s Class of 2012 is still the Seahawks, four solo and seven IN THE NFL Rich Ohrnberger dressed but did not waiting get onto the field for a regular assists. 49er linebacker Nate Stupar play in his team’s 33-30 victory over season NFL game. was inactive for the game. at his usual starting position. the Eagles. Fellow Charger lineman In fact, the quartet of players from • Arizona Cardinals tackle Levi • Chicago Bear place kicker Johnnie Troutman was inactive for the last year’s memorable senior class to Brown was at his usual starting posi- Robbie Gould was perfect against the game. make NFL rosters have yet to dress for tion as the Cardinals defeated the Minnesota Vikings. He converted his • Green Bay Packer Andrew a game. Detroit Lions, 25-21. only field goal attempt from 20 yards Quarless had one catch for seven Minnesota Vikings linebackers • New Yo rk Giants linebacker Dan and was four for four on PATs in the yards in the Packers 38-20 win over Gerald Hodges and Michael Mauti Connor was placed on injured reserve Bears 31-30 victory. Washington. Redskins running back were inactive for Sunday’s game against last week and will miss the rest of the • Kansas City Chief linebacker Evan Royster was inactive for the sec- Chicago as was Oakland quarterback season. Tamba Hali had three tackles in ond straight week. Matt McGloin for the Raiders’ game • Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker his team’s 17-16 upset of the Dallas • Baltimore Ravens center A.Q. against Jacksonville. Paul Posluszny was involved in nine Cowboys. Cowboy linebacker Sean Shipley saw some playing time in the Seattle defensive lineman Jordan Hill tackles — four solo and five assists — Lee had three solo tackles and an assist Ravens victory over Cleveland. sat out his second consecutive game in his team’s 19-9 loss to the Oakland for the Cowboys. • Cincinnati Bengals lineman Devon AP photo with a biceps injury as the Seahawks Raiders. Raider defensive lineman Jack • Miami Dolphins defensive lineman Still and Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Chicago Bears kicker Robbie Gould accounted routed San Francisco Sunday night. Crawford was inactive for the game, Jarred Odrick was in on two tackles Derek Moye were in action Monday for seven points, including the game-winning Here is how other former Penn Raider center Stefen Wisniewski was (one solo) in his team’s 24-20 victory night. one, against Minnesota on Sunday.

MONdAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Bengals rookie claws through Steelers D Giovani Bernard scored a pair of touchdowns giving Cincinnati a late lead

AP photo The Associated Press Seattle Seahawks’ Richard Sherman celebrates after the Seahawks score a safety in the first half of Sunday’s game against the 49ers. CINCINNATI — Running back Giovani Bernard scored his first two NFL touchdowns, one of Seahawks dominant them on a short pass that he turned into a 27-yard score, and the Cincinnati Bengals in win over rival 49ers defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 20-10 on Monday night. TIM BOOTH the first blow in the NFC The second-round draft AP Sports Writer West fight. pick had a 7-yard touch- “We did what we expect- down run in the first half SEATTLE — Richard ed to do,” Sherman said. and turned a short pass Sherman and his team- “I think you guys expected from Andy Dalton into a mates took notice of all something different.” third-quarter score, a pre- the attention being focused Sherman and the view of what the Bengals’ on San Francisco after the Seahawks were left cel- offense could become with 49ers looked so impressive ebrating after another con- a pass-catching threat out of in Week 1. vincing victory over the the backfield. The Seattle Seahawks First-round pick Tyler were determined to strike See SEAHAWKS |4B Eifert also had a big play, making a 61-yard catch that set up Bernard’s touchdown run. Nats game postponed The rookies provided the bright spots for the Bengals, AP photo who all but abandoned Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver derek Moye (14) catches a one yard touchdown pass against Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Leon following shooting the run and left the game Hall (29) in the first half of Monday night’s game in Cincinnati. in Dalton’s hands. He had The Associated Press over there and all the people another up-and-down show- Penned up for most of after a punt, the Steelers NFL, for the early lead. The Steelers were trying affected by this. We felt it ing against a defense that the half, Roethlisberger drove into scoring position. With their top draft to avoid their first 0-2 start WASHINGTON — The was inappropriate to play a has given him fits with its finally found his touch by Roethlisberger completed picks making big plays, the since 2002 and hold onto Washington Nationals post- major league baseball game blitzes. completing passes of 19 a 34-yard pass to tight end Bengals showed a new side their standing as one of the poned Monday night’s game with such tragedy right Dalton repeatedly missed and 43 yards to Emmanuel David Paulson, who fum- to an offense that has his- AFC North’s heavyweights. against the Atlanta Braves down the street.” open receivers while going Sanders. His 1-yard throw bled the ball as he was tack- torically struggled against The Bengals, only 9-20 on following shootings at the Located just blocks from 25 of 45 for 280 yards to Derek Moye — caught led. Adam “Pacman” Jones the Steelers. Monday nights, were try- nearby Navy Yard. the Navy Yard, one of the sta- through three quarters. His over Leon Hall — tied it forced the fumble and recov- Trouble was, Dalton ing to show they’re ready to The game was resched- dium’s parking lots was used career high for attempts is with 1:54 left in the half. ered it at the Cincinnati couldn’t get them the ball elbow ahead of them. uled as part of a day-night for families of the Navy Yard 46 in a loss at Cleveland last Shaun Suisham kicked a 13-yard line. consistently. The most intriguing ques- doubleheader today. employees to meet following year. 44-yard field goal, and the That led to some of the The third-year quarter- tion: Could Steeler-turned- “It’s a very emotional day. the evacuation of the facility. Ben Roethlisberger got Steelers had a chance to add Bengals’ best moments. back was coming off the Bengal James Harrison An extremely horrific act “Major League Baseball Pittsburgh’s offense mov- to it. But another mistake Eifert got open between most accurate game of his leave a mark on Pittsburgh’s happened very near to the mourns those who have ing late in the second quar- — and they’ve had a lot of cornerback Ike Taylor and career, completing 78.7 mess of an offense? ballpark,” Nationals general been lost to this senseless ter, completing all five of those already — provided safety Ryan Clark for his percent of his throws dur- The linebacker left manager Mike Rizzo said. his passes on a touchdown the game’s first turning 61-yard catch. Bernard fin- ing a 24-21 loss at Chicago. Pittsburgh after last season “Our thoughts and prayers drive that pulled the Steelers point. ished the long drive with a Pittsburgh always gives him when they couldn’t agree on go out to all the victims See NATS |3B into a 10-all tie. Pinned at their 3-yard line 7-yard run, his first in the a rough time. a restricted deal. Larry Koretz takes best shot at rocking charityweekend

Former area basketball star teaming up looking forward to giving an assist. weekend. Larry Koretz, a 6-foot-8 for- The two have already raised with his son to knock down 5,400 shots ward with a deadly outside shot, pledges toward the Rock’s two was the first 2,000-point scorer at charities - “A penny a make, a nickle GAR High School before becom- a make. Our money will go towards PAUL SOKOLOSKI starting at 10 a.m. in an attempt ing a four-year starter and 1,000 the field,” Koretz said - and both [email protected] to swish 5400 jumpers as part of point scorer for a La Salle team have been practicing their shooting the Rock Rec Center’s Rockathon that he helped advance to the NIT from the 16-foot range. During his illustrious basketball - a three-day weekend for charity finals under coach Speedy Morris “We’ll just try to shoot a good career, Larry Koretz doesn’t know benefiting a POW/ MIA Memorial in 1987. After graduating from La percentage. If we shoot a good per- if he even made 5,400 jump shots and the construction of the center’s Salle, Koretz spent a few seasons centage, it’ll be less time,” Larry combined. planned athletic field. playing professionally in Europe. Koretz said. “For my son, mentally This weekend, he’ll be aiming to “It’ll be challenging,” Koretz His son is a budding basketball it’s really good for him. The focus of Fred Adams | For The Times Leader do that in one day. admitted. “Fifty-four hundred jump player in the Dallas school system a 10-year-old is not to be in the gym Jake Koretz, 10, and his father Larry Koretz the former LaSalle and The former GAR High School shots we have to make that day! - “I don’t push it on him,” Larry for eight hours. GAR basketball standout,practice for the Rockathon at the Rock and La Salle University basketball But it’s for two good causes at the said - and a developing multi-sport “But he’s into it.” Church Recreation Center in Trucksville for an attemp to shoot star will team up with his 10-year- Rock.” athlete who just came off an out-of- 5400 baskets. old son Jake Koretz this Saturday Two pretty good shooters are state baseball tournament this past See KORETz |4B September 21- 28, 2013

visit us online at bloomsburgfair.com PAGE 2B Tuesday, September 17, 2013 SCOREBOARD www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER ON THE MARK LATEST LINE BuLLETIN BOARD MARK DuDEK Major League Baseball at BYU6½7 Utah CAMPS/CLINICS North End Slovak Club. For The Times Leader Bass Fishing Tournament will Well after a very nice cruise around the Baltic and a FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE at Nevada 14 12 Hawaii National League at Southern Cal 76½Utah St. Sem Cradle Lacrosse is offering be held Sept. 21 at Blytheburn week off for Oktoberfest I am more than ready to get a clinic for boys and girls ages 4 Lake on Blytheburn Rd. in back in the swing of the things for the remainder of at Washington (G1) -110 Atlanta+100 at Texas A&M 26½ 28½ SMU to 8 at Wyoming Seminary Upper Mountain Top. Boats in the the season. It’s certainly been an exciting year thus far at Washington (G2) -135 Atlanta+125 Houston-y42½ Rice School in Kingston. Program water at 6:30 a.m. and out at 11 at The Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs and with the at Philadelphia -170 Miami +160 at Notre Dame 67 Michigan St. sessions will be held Saturdays a.m. The fee is $40 per team. at Pittsburgh -170 San Diego+160 at Texas74½ Kansas St. from noon to 1 p.m. at Klassner The tournament is limited to 10 Breeders Crown coming quickly; it’s only going to get Field on North Maple Street boats. Reserve early.This is a San Francisco -110 at NewYork +100 Arkansas St.37atMemphis better from here! beginning Saturday, Sept. 21 and fundraiser for the Blytheburn BEST BET: BUCKEYE BADDLER (1ST) at Milwaukee -135 Chicago+125 at Kansas 910Louisiana Tech continuing through Nov. 2. Cost Lake Association. For more VALUE PLAY: FORTISSIMO (11TH) St. Louis -130 at Colorado +120 at Alabama 36½ 39 Colorado St. is $120. The program provides information, call 868-6895 or Post time 6:30 p.m. at Arizona -110 Los Angeles+100 at RutgersOFF OFF Arkansas all necessary equipment with no 678-5261. All races 1 mile American League at Stanford6½7½Arizona St. additional feel. The curriculum Commonwealth Medical First-$13,000 N/W Clm.Pace;clm.price $18,000 is designed to teach the basics College will have its fifth annual at Toronto-105New York -105 La.-Lafayette 68 at Akron 5 Buckeye Baddler E.Carlson 1-2-1 Found another gear 5-2 of lacrosse. It will be directed golf tournament Monday, Sept. 6 Padre Manuel G.Napolitano 5-3-3 Note the driver change 7-2 at Detroit -250 Seattle +220 at Washington St.3530½ Idaho by Sem coach Catie Kersey. For 30, at Huntsville Golf Course in 1 Dragon Tattoo K.Wallis 5-4-1 Wallis gets live mount 4-1 at Boston-155Baltimore+145 Middle Tenn. 45 at FAU more information or to register, Shavertown. Registration is at 9 2 Sad Sonofagun A.Napolitano 6-6-3 Lightly raced youngster 5-1 contact Kersey at ckersey@ a.m. and the tournament begins 7 Crimson Cruiser M.Miller 3-5-8 Miller the new pilot 12-1 at Tampa Bay-145Texas +135 at Syracuse10½ 14 Tulane wyomingseminary.org. at 10 a.m. All proceeds benefit 8 Buddy’s Hope M.Romano 4-4-9 Tends to tire 15-1 at Chicago-140Minnesota +130 at Cent. Michigan OFF OFF Toledo 4 Alex In Wonderland H.Parker 7-8-2 Lacks the early foot 8-1 The Commonwealth Medical at Kansas City-105Cleveland -105 at Texas Tech 25 25½ Texas St. 3 Story Book M.Simons 5-5-8 Struggling pacer 6-1 LEAGuES College scholarships. For more 9 Taillight Hanover T.Buter 8-1-2 Tailing south 20-1 at Oakland -150 Los Angeles+140 Oregon St.811½ at San Diego St. information, call 504-9619. Second-$12,000 Cond.Pace;n/w 1 pm race life Interleague at LSU1416½ Auburn Newport Biddy Basketball Dallas Rotary Club’s 30th 5 He Is Risen T.Buter 2-3-5 Shadow Play gelding is ready 5-1 Cincinnati -170 at Houston+160 at UTEP 1PkUTSA registration for grades 1-7 will Annual Golf Classic, to support 6 Finley Hanover M.Miller 6-5-1 Been racing with better 9-2 be Sept. 18, 21 and 22 from 6-8 Dallas Rotary charities, will 2 High And Tight G.Napolitano 3-9-4 A good third at Harrah’s 3-1 NCAA Football Missouri 34 at Indiana p.m. at K.M. Smith Elementary be held at the Irem Country 3 Officialy Crazy K.Wallis 5-3-3 Art Official colt 7-2 Thursday at UCLA 38 42 New Mexico St. 7 Prince Palani M.Romano 2-4-4 Can flash a decent brush 8-1 School. Club on Monday, Sept. 23.The 4 American Desire J.Pavia 8-1-2 Didn’t fire in PD debut 4-1 FAVORITE OPEN TODAYuNDERDOG x-at M&T Stadium tournament starts at 12:30 p.m. 1 Howabout Hanover M.Simons 8-5-7 How about not 10-1 Clemson 13 14 atNC State y-at Reliant Stadium MEETINGS The sponsorship donation is 8 Cheers N Beers E.Carlson 5-2-6 No applause needed 12-1 $100 and the player entry fee is Friday Third-$4,500 Clm.Pace;clm.price $5,000 Crestwood Boys Basketball $110. The format is captain and 8 Roburascal N S.Allard 4-2-4 Allard’s newcomer 9-2 at Fresno St.33Boise St. NFL Booster Club will have its next crew. Individuals are welcome 4 Winbak Prince A.Napolitano 2-6-3 Comes off career best 3-1 Saturday Thursday meeting Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. at and will be teamed up with 3 Only In America M.Simons 6-1-3 Bounced off that win 7-2 2 Zarachino E.Carlson 3-3-6 Does benefit from draw 4-1 at Georgia 36½ 32½ North Texas FAVORITE OPEN TODAYO/u uNDERDOG Cavanaugh’s Grille. others in a group. For more 9 Timewell K.Wallis 2-7-3 Tough luck pacer 6-1 at Louisville 41 41 FIU at Philadelphia 33 (50½) Kansas City Hughestown Sports Club will information or an entry form, 6 Lifetime Louie G.Napolitano 8-3-5 Drops from 10 claimers 8-1 have a meeting Wednesday, Sept. call Kevin Smith at 696-5420. at Iowa 19 17 W. Michigan Sunday 1 Touch Of Steel J.Kakaley9-8-6 Too little, too late 15-1 18 at 2:30 p.m. at Granteed’s, Sponsors and players should 5 Carpe Diem M.Miller 6-2-8 Off since July 10-1 Vanderbilt 36 32 at UMass at Tennessee 33 (43½) San Diego Parsonage St. in Pittston. Game respond by Sept. 12. 7 Baffler H.Parker 7-8-5 Lost his touch 20-1 at Florida 15½17Tennessee at Minnesota 35 (41) Cleveland tickets and season tickets are Harper Family will have its Fourth-$12,000 Cond.Trot;n/w 1 pm race life Wake Forest 33½at Army at New England 79 (44) Tampa Bay available and can be purchased annual event Saturday, Sept. 21 2 Cannonball G.Napolitano 4-6-2 Oakes having superb yr 3-1 at the meeting or by contacting 4 Ocean Love Potion K.Oscarsson 2-6-4 Note the equipment change 4-1 Pittsburgh 64 at Duke Houston2½2 (45) at Baltimore at Blue Ridge Trail Golf Course. 5 Minerva Bi M.Miller 7-2-2 Been racing in Stallion series 7-2 any club member. For more The tournament starts at 1 Michigan 18½ 17½at UConn at Dallas 34 (47) St. Louis 9 Martini Master T.Buter 2-4-5 Glidemaster 2yr old 8-1 information, call Barbara Kapish p.m. and will be a captain and 1 Keystone Colleen S.Allard 7-6-2 Can be dangerous 9-2 at Wisconsin 22½ 24 Purdue at New Orleans 7½ 8(48½)Arizona at 457-5705. crew format.The cost is $95 7 Lindy’s Fireworks C.Norris 5-7-4 Norris remains in sulky6-1 Ball St.811½ at E. Michigan at Washington 2½ 1½ (48½) Detroit Mountain Top Area Little per person, which includes the 6 Our Lady Genevieve E.Nickle 4-3-6 Coming up on short end 15-1 at Penn St.1419Kent St. at Cincinnati 1Pk(48) Green Bay League will have board golf, a gift for each golfer and 8 Psychobabble T.Jackson 5-6-1 Outside post knocks 10-1 elections Sept. 19 at 8 p.m. at dinner to be held at Blue Ridge 3 Monster Woman J.Kakaley5-4-8 Needs plenty of help 20-1 at Virginia Tech 11 9½ Marshall at Carolina 2½ 1½ (45½) N.Y. Giants the Alberdeen Complex. Any Trail following play. Awards will Fifth-$9,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $4,000 last 5 Cincinnati 24 21 at Miami (Ohio) at Miami 11½(44) Atlanta 4 Jim’s Guy G.Napolitano 5-5-8 Fitter and rolls 7-2 member of the league can be given to three flight winners. 1 Stonebridge Wish M.Miller 3-4-3 2nd start off the claim 10-1 at Georgia Tech 3½ 5North Carolina at San Francisco 10½10(45½) Indianapolis come to the meeting to vote, There will also be prizes for 5 Automatic Teller J.Pavia 4-9-6 Been rough season for Pavia 3-1 Maryland-x4½4½West Virginia at Seattle 16½20(41)Jacksonville or request an absentee ballot closest to the pins and a pot of 7 Iwannarace Hanover T.Jackson 6-2-7 Takes a while to kick in 4-1 from Andrea O’Neill at 574-5551. at Minnesota OFF OFF San Jose St. at N.Y. Jets 22 (39) Buffalo gold hole.There will also be door 2 Joltin’ Colt E.Carlson 5-4-8 Eric raced Harrington yesterday A member is anyone who was prizes. All proceeds will benefit 9-2 at Mississippi St.1314Troy Chicago22(41½) at Pittsburgh a rostered coach, manager, the American Heart Association. 3 Celebrity Scandal M.Simons 2-4-2 Back from Tioga 6-1 at Baylor 30 28 Louisiana-Monroe Monday board member or attended four For more information, call Paul F. 6 Caerleon Hanover K.Wallis 4-3-8 Winless on season 8-1 8 Ryan Again M.Romano 6-4-3 Wrong 15-1 Wyoming 2½ 3½ at Air Force at Denver 14½14½ (49) Oakland meetings over the past year. Harper at 592-5191 or email him 9 Really Rockin T.Buter 1-1-5 Tough spot for 3 straight 20-1 To see who is running or for at [email protected]. The Sixth-$12,000 Cond.Pace;n/w 1 pm race life more information, visit www. deadline for entry is Sept. 14. 4 Moustache Hanover E.Carlson 2-3-2 Holds on 3-1 Wyoming Seminary at Nanticoke mountaintoparealittleleague. King’s Softball will have a golf HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER what’s on tv 5 Pop’s Tribute T.Buter 3-4-3 Fairly weak maiden group 9-2 Crestwood at Lake-Lehman Football com. tournament Sunday, Sept. 29, 8 Native Lights J.Pavia 3-4-2 Major cash burner 4-1 Holy Redeemer at Hanover Area at Four Seasons Golf Course. 1 Directly Related K.Wallis 4-8-7 Coming at the end 6-1 Nanticoke at Wyoming Seminary MLB NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGuE REGISTRATIONS/TRYOuTS The cost is $75 per golfer,which 7 War Front A.Napolitano 3-3-2 Knocking on the door 7-2 Pittston Area at Berwick, 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 6 Vidal Hanover S.Allard 5-4-4 Marks 2nd career start 10-1 Wyoming ValleyWest at Tunkhannock CSN — Miami at Philadelphia AMERICAN CONFERENCE includes 18 holes of golf, cart, HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS ROOT — San Diego at Pittsburgh East Back Mountain Bandits beverages and a meal. The 3 If It Rains G.Napolitano 8-6-5 In from Yonkers 8-1 Hanover Area at Tunkhannock SNY — San Francisco at N.Y. Mets 2 Hunt N Save T.jackson 5-7-4 Too slow15-1 WLTPct PF PA Boys and Girls Lacrosse format is captain and crew. Hazeton Area at Pittston Area WQMY,WWOR — N.Y. Yankees at Toronto New England 2001.000 36 31 9 Flopart M.Simons 7-9-7 Burned 20-1 MMI Prep at GAR Miami 2001.000 47 30 Registration for 2014 season Reservations are required by Seventh-$8,500 Clm.Trot;clm.price $10,000 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL MINOR LEAGuE BASEBALL Buffalo 110.500 45 46 will be Saturday Sept. 21 from 10 Sept. 20. For more information, 1 Cds Eldorado J.Pavia 1-4-1 Never better 5-2 Coughlin at Hazleton Area 7 p.m. N.Y. Jets 110.500 28 30 Dallas at Meyers NBCSN — Triple-A National Championship, a.m. to 1 p.m. at Dallas American email [email protected] or call 3 Musical Prince G.Napolitano 6-1-6 Stays in live hands 5-1 South Pittston Area at Lake-Lehman teams TBD,at Allentown, Pa. WLTPct PF PA Legion. The league is for boys 208-5855. 2 Victor’s Future T.Jackson 3-4-9 Back in for a tag 7-2 Wyoming ValleyWest at Wyoming Area Houston2001.000 61 52 in age groups U-9, U-11, U-13 Knights of Columbus Pittston 8 Guilford S.Allard 5-9-6 Debuts for new barn 4-1 COLLEGE GOLF NHL Indianapolis 110.500 41 41 9 Northern Inferno K.Wallis 5-4-1 Stuck with the nine slot 6-1 FDU Florham, Scranton at King’s, 1 p.m. 7 p.m. Tennessee 110.500 40 39 and U-15 and girls in grades Council #372 local level COLLEGE MEN’S SOCCER MSG, NHL — Preseason, N.Y. Rangers at Phila- Jacksonville 020.000 11 47 3-8. Family Discounts apply and 2013 soccer challenge will 6 Hellogottagobuhbye Tn.Schadel 5-5-6 Missed a month 20-1 King’s at Baptist Bible, 4 p.m. delphia 7 Anastasia Willie M.Romano 3-3-8 Keeps coming up short 8-1 North there are no mandatory fund be held at noon Sept. 22 at the PSU Hazleton at PSU Worthington, 4 p.m. WLTPct PF PA 5 Photorama T.Buter 7-6-1 No pictures in sight 12-1 Wilkes at Penn College, 7 p.m. Baltimore110.500 41 55 raisers. Registration fee includes James Clark Park located along 4 Corky Duke M.Simons 8-8-3 Having issues 15-1 COLLEGE WOMEN’S SOCCER Cincinnati 010.000 21 24 US Lacrosse registration, US Curry Street in Pittston for all Wilkes at Gwynedd-Mercy, 4 p.m. baseball Pittsburgh 010.000 916 Eighth-$11,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $6,200 last 5 Misericordia at Lycoming, 4:30 p.m. Lacrosse Magazine and a area boys and girls ages 10-14. 7 GD Airliner S.Allard 3-5-4 Connection are stout 3-1 Cleveland 020.000 16 37 Mount St.Vincent at King’s, 7 p.m. INTERNATIONAL LEAGuE West team uniform. The league is Winners progress through local, 4 Double Dribble M.Miller 10-1-9 Strong,when right 9-2 COLLEGE MEN’S TENNIS PLAYOFFS WLTPct PF PA also looking for volunteers for district and state competitions. 5 Aliveandwell N G.Napolitano 5-8-2 Nap’s choice over #1 & #4 4-1 Susquehanna at Misericordia, 4 p.m. Kansas City2001.000 45 18 2 Southern Sport T.Buter 5-3-5 Class dropper 7-2 COLLEGE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL First Round Denver 2001.000 90 50 board positions and all aspects Participants will compete in Eastern at King’s, 7 p.m. (Best-of-5) Oakland 110.500 36 30 3 Great Soul T.Jackson 4-2-8 TJ owns-trains-reins 10-1 Manhattanville at Misericordia, 7 p.m. of the organization. For more their respective age groups. 9 Excel Nine M.Romano 4-1-6 Speed folds in here 20-1 Durham 3, Indianapolis 0 San Diego110.500 61 61 information, visit www.laxteams. There is no cost for admission. PSU Wilkes-Barre at PSU Hazleton, 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sep. 4: Durham 2, Indianapolis 0 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 8 Sniper Seelster E.Carlson 8-3-1 In with tough group 15-1 Wilkes at FDU Florham, 7 p.m. Thursday, Sep. 5: Durham 6, Indianapolis 5 East net/bmylax/ or email bmtlax@ Participants are required to have 6 Mega Lightning K.Wallis 7-9-3 Competitive field 8-1 THuRSDAY, SEPT. 19 Friday, Sep. 6: Durham 2, Indianapolis 1 WLTPct PF PA gmail.com. proof of age and written parental 1 Eagle Jolt A.Napolitano 9-6-4 Bolts in reverse 5-1 Pawtucket 3, Rochester 2 Dallas 110.500 52 48 Wyoming ValleyWest Lady consent to compete. For more Ninth-$10,000 Clm.Trot;clm.price $12,500 Wednesday, Sep. 4: Rochester 7, Pawtucket 1 Philadelphia 110.500 63 60 HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY Thursday, Sep. 5: Pawtucket 7, Rochester 2 N.Y. Giants020.000 54 77 Spartans Jr. Basketball League information, call Don Mac Rae at 1 Libra Vita S.Allard 8-6-5 Stays flat and wins 3-1 Berwick at Northwest Friday, Sep. 6: Pawtucket 5, Rochester 1 Washington 020.000 47 71 will be holding registrations for 815-4454 or Mitch Megliola at 4 S FAceinthehole G.Napolitano 2-5-4 Capable, if ace is wrong 7-2 Meyers at GAR Saturday, Sep. 7: Rochester 9, Pawtucket 1 South 5 Paula’s Brady T.Buter 2-2-1 Steady piece 4-1 Tunkhannock at Hanover Area Sunday, Sep. 8: Pawtucket 3, Rochester 0 WLTPct PF PA girls grades 3-6 that reside in 335-3002. HIGH SCHOOL GOLF New Orleans 2001.000 39 31 9 Rise N Shine E.Carlson 3-4-3 Likes to rough it 6-1 Coughlin at Tunkhannock the WVW School District on: Luzerne County Special 7 Master Begonia K.Wallis 8-2-1 Drops down, a bit off 8-1 Championship Atlanta110.500 48 47 Crestwood at Hazleton, 3:30 p.m. (Best-of-5) Carolina 020.000 30 36 Wednesday, Sept. 18 at 6-8 p.m.; Olympics Golf Tournament will 3 Campotosto A.Napolitano 4-7-4 Breaker 10-1 Pittston Area at Dallas Durham 3, Pawtucket 1 Tampa Bay020.000 31 34 and Saturday, Sept. 21 from noon be held Sunday, Sept. 22 with 2 Bullvillcomeonjohn J.Pavia 3-1-2 Notch below these 9-2 Wyoming ValleyWest at Berwick Tuesday, Sep. 10: Pawtucket 2, Durham 1 North to 2 p.m. at the WVW Middle a noon check-in and a 1 p.m. 6 Caught Cheatin Tn.Schadel 7-6-7 Fooling no one 15-1 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER Wednesday, Sep. 11: Durham 2, Pawtucket 1 WLTPct PF PA Meyers at MMI School Gym on Chester Street shotgun start at Four Seasons 8 Dolce Ducci M.Miller 7-7-7 Seen better days 20-1 Friday, Sep. 13: Durham 2,Pawtucket 0, 14 innings Chicago2001.000 55 51 Hazleton Area at Lake-Lehman, 7 p.m. Saturday, Sep. 14: Durham 7, Pawtucket 0 Detroit 110.500 55 49 Tenth-$15,000 Cond.Pace;n/w 4 pm races life HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER in Kingston. The cost is $45 plus Golf Course in Exeter.The Green Bay110.500 66 54 a fundraiser.Applications for tournament will benefit Luzerne 3 Someplace Special T.Buter 7-3-1 Softer company the trick 5-2 Dallas at Crestwood, 7 p.m. Pacific Coast League Playoffs Minnesota 020.000 54 65 4 Starlite Kid G.Napolitano 11-6-2 Watch the tote board 12-1 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS West coaching and team sponsors County Special Olympians’ fall/ Berwick at Crestwood, 4:15 p.m. First Round WLTPct PF PA 2 Tsm Cruisin Usa M.Simons 2-1-2 Sharp pacer 3-1 Dallas at Coughlin will be accepted at these times. winter/spring training.To register 6 Beach Terror S.Allard 1-4-2 Rolled at Yonkers 4-1 (Best-of-5) Seattle 2001.000 41 10 Hanover Area at Wyoming Seminary Salt Lake 3, Las Vegas 1 St. Louis 110.500 51 55 Please contact Chris 406-3181 or to donate, please email Frank 7 Bettor B E.Carlson 1-5-1 Beat similar in 1:51.2 5-1 Hazleton Area at Wyoming Area Wednesday, Sep. 4: Salt Lake 4, Las Vegas 3 San Francisco 110.500 37 57 for additional information. at [email protected] or call Holy Redeemer at Tunkhannock, 4 p.m. 1 Lotsa Chrome J.Pavia 2-1-4 Has rail, but super group 6-1 Thursday, Sep. 5: Salt Lake 5, Las Vegas 4 Arizona 110.500 49 48 510-5600. 8 Yucatan M.Miller 3-2-7 Wait for softer 10-1 GAR at Wyoming Valley West Friday, Sep. 6: Las Vegas 3, Salt Lake 2 MMI Prep at Pittston Area Saturday, Sep. 7: Salt Lake 4, Las Vegas 3 Thursday's Game uPCOMING EVENTS/OTHER Northwest Area Hoopster 5 Knocking Around A.Napolitano 6-2-8 Ko’d 15-1 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 9 Axiom Hanover T.Jackson 7-6-7 Disappointed 20-1 Omaha 3, Oklahoma City 0 New England 13, N.Y. Jets 10 Classic Golf Tournament will Berwick at Hanover Area Wednesday, Sep. 4: Omaha 3, Oklahoma City 1 Sunday's Games Eleventh-$12,000 Clm.Trot;clm.price $15,000 MMI at Crestwood, 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Sep. 5: Omaha 7, Oklahoma City 4 Kansas City 17, Dallas 16 Assembly 59 will have a golf be held Sept. 21 at Mill Race 2 Fortissimo T.Buter 5-4-1 Buter barn coming to life 10-1 Nanticoke at GAR Friday, Sep. 6: Omaha 7, Oklahoma City 6 Houston 30,Tennessee 24, OT tournament Saturday, Sept. 21 Golf Course in Benton. The North Pocono at Holy Redeemer, 4:30 p.m. Green Bay 38,Washington 20 1 Cheetah Hall G.Napolitano 2-3-2 Close to the action 5-2 Tunkhannock at Delaware Valley at the Hollenback Golf Course cost is $75 per person, which 4 Windcross M.Simons 4-1-1 Done well for Robinson 3-1 Championship Chicago 31, Minnesota 30 COLLEGE GOLF (Best-of-5) Atlanta 31, St. Louis 24 on North Washington Street in includes 18 holes of golf, a cart, 3 Sonny Mcdreamee S.Allard 3-5-2 First start for new trainer 4-1 PSU Hazleton, PSU Wilkes-Barre at PSU Omaha 3, Salt Lake 1 San Diego 33, Philadelphia 30 Schuylkill, 11 a.m. Wilkes-Barre. The tournament door prizes, a meal, drinks and 8 Bloomfieldcantifly J.Pavia 7-1-1 Back at winning level 8-1 Tuesday, Sep. 10: Omaha 3, Salt Lake 2 Miami 24, Indianapolis 20 begins at 9 a.m. The cost is snacks. Registration is at 7:30 5 Dc Northern T.Jackson 8-1-7 Bounced off the upset 6-1 COLLEGE WOMEN’S TENNIS Wednesday, Sep. 11: Omaha 2, Salt Lake 1 Baltimore 14, Cleveland 6 Misericordia at Penn College, 4 p.m. Friday, Sep. 13: Salt Lake 9, Omaha 0 Buffalo 24, Carolina 23 $40 per person. For more a.m. and the tournament starts 9 Sunland Dakota E.Carlson 6-7-3 The sun has gone down 20-1 COLLEGE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL 7 Looking To Score M.Miller 6-2-3 Hits a foul ball 12-1 Saturday, Sep. 14: Omaha 10, Salt Lake 5 Arizona 25, Detroit 21 information, call Butch at 829- at 8 a.m. The format is four-man Del Tech Terry at LCCC, 7 p.m. New Orleans 16,Tampa Bay 14 6 Take Heart K.Wallis 5-6-5 Forget it 15-1 3398 or 825-3584. Refreshments scramble. For more information, FRIDAY, SEPT. 20 SuNDAY’S LATE BOx SCORE Oakland 19,Jacksonville 9 Twelfth-$15,000 Cond.Pace;n/w 4 pm races life Denver 41, N.Y. Giants 23 will be served afterwards at the call Lisa at 256-3412. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Red Sox 9, Yankees 2 Seattle 29, San Francisco 3 5 Conors Concord S.Allard 4-1-2 Back at home 3-1 (7 p.m.) 4 Phenonmenon E.Carlson 3-3-2 Made good money in KY 5-2 New York AB RHBI BB SO Avg. Monday's Game Crestwood at Wallenpaupack Granderson cf 3100 13.244 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, (N) 7 HumilityM.Miller 3-2-3 A nice colt 5-1 Dallas at Coughlin A.Rodriguezdh2 01100.283 Thursday, Sep. 19 GAR at Northwest 2 Craven The Beach H.Parker 2-9-1 Didn’t get it done at 1-5 6-1 a-V.Wells ph-dh 20000 1.242 Kansas City at Philadelphia, 8:25 p.m. TOP 25 FOOTBALL SCHEDuLE player programs, Pat Sullivan to assistant coach, Hazleton Area at Williamsport Cano 2b 400000.310 1 Modern Gesture G.Napolitano 5-1-4 Moves in from 9 hole 4-1 Sunday, Sep. 22 By The Associated Press Brett Greenberg to director of basketball analyt- Holy Redeemer at Lake-Lehman Z.Almonte lf 000000.258 8 I’m Banksy T.Jackson 2-1-6 Often a long price 15-1 San Diego at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 19 ics/salary cap management, Bryan Oringher Meyers at Nanticoke A.Soriano lf 2010 11.254 Arizona at New Orleans, 1 p.m. 9 Magic Tricks M.Simons 6-1-1 Out of magic 20-1 Pittston Area at Tunkhannock No. 3 Clemson at NC State, 7:30 p.m. Satur- to video coordinator and Ryan Richman to as- Nunez2b100000.252 St. Louis at Dallas, 1 p.m. sistant video coordinator. Named Marc Eversley Wyoming Area at Hanover Area Overbay 1b 3000 10.246 day, Sept. 21 3 Montero Blue Chip T.Buter 9-9-5 Melted 10-1 Cleveland at Minnesota, 1 p.m. vice president of scouting, Frank Ross director of Wyoming ValleyWest at Berwick Mar.Reynolds 3b 3100 11.222 No. 1 Alabama vs. Colorado State, 7 p.m. 6 Beachfront K.Wallis 8-7-6 Stuck in the sand 12-1 Houston at Baltimore, 1 p.m. No. 4 Ohio State vs. Florida A&M, Noon player personnel, Greg Ballard advance pro scout HIGH SCHOOL GOLF I.Suzuki rf 402100.264 N.Y. Giants at Carolina, 1 p.m. Thirteenth-$11,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $6,200 last 5 Ryan ss 3010 10.198 No. 5 Stanford vs. No. 23 Arizona State, 7 p.m. and Thomas Knox director of player performance GAR at Meyers Detroit at Washington, 1 p.m. 5 Master Of Desire E.Carlson 2-8-8 Kicks off late double 6-1 C.Stewart c200000.211 No. 6 LSU vs.Auburn, 7:45 p.m. and rehabilitation. Wyoming Area at Wyoming Seminary Tampa Bay at New England, 1 p.m. 7 Shakerattlenrock M.Simons 8-4-2 Takes some money3-1 MMI Prep at Wyoming Area???? J.Murphyc 000000.400 No. 7 Louisville vs. Florida International, Noon Totals 29 25256 Green Bay at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. No. 8 Florida State vs. Bethune-Cookman, 6 FOOTBALL 4 Insane In Spain G.Napolitano 1-9-7 Moves up off the triumph 4-1 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER Atlanta at Miami, 4:05 p.m. Berwick at Wyoming Seminary Boston AB RHBI BB SO Avg. p.m. 3 Woodmere Ultimate A.Napolitano 3-3-5 Again grabs a check 9-2 Pedroia 2b 321220.297 Indianapolis at San Francisco, 4:25 p.m. No. 9 Georgia vs. North Texas, 12:21 p.m. National Football League Coughling at Wyoming Valley West Jacksonville at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. 6 Amillionpennies M.Romano 7-9-7 Not the same pacer 7-2 Hanover Area at Holy Redeemer Jo.McDonald 2b 000000.000 No. 10 Texas A&M vs. SMU, 7 p.m. NFL — Suspended Tampa Bay S Dashon Gold- 2 Mattox’s Spencer T.Jackson 3-6-8 Again gets a new reinsman 8-1 Nava rf 514101.306 Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, 4:25 p.m. No. 13 UCLA vs. New Mexico State, 10:30 p.m. son one game for a flagrant and repeat violation Meyers at GAR Chicago at Pittsburgh, 8:30 p.m. 9 Fantdaddy T.Buter 8-7-3 Struggling animal 10-1 Nanticoke at Tunkhannock D.Ortizdh412211.311 No. 15 Michigan at UConn, 8 p.m. of NFL safety rules prohibiting hits to the head Carp lf 200100.306 Monday, Sep. 23 No. 16 Miami vs. Savannah State, 7 p.m. and neck area of defenseless players. 1 Banging The Drum J.Antonelli 7-7-5 ….next 15-1 Pittston Area at Wyoming Area Oakland at Denver, 8:40 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER b-J.Gomes ph-lf 20000 1.238 No. 17 Washington vs. Idaho State, 3 p.m. CINCINNATI BENGALS — Signed LB J.K. 8 Capote S.Allard 6-9-6 One more race to go 20-1 Napoli 1b 311212.262 No. 18 Northwestern vs. Maine, 3:30 p.m. Schaffer from the practice squad. Waived S Je- Coughlin at Hanover Area SuNDAY’S LATE NFL GAME Fourteenth-$11,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $6,000 last 5 Lake-Lehman at Hazleton Area B.Snyder 1b 100000.196 No. 19 Florida vs.Tennessee, 3:30 p.m. romy Miles. 8 Palm Patrol M.Miller 8-5-5 Marcus takes finale 7-2 Wyoming Area at Berwick Saltalamacchia c4 1100 1.263 No. 20 Baylor vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 4 p.m. DENVER BRONCOS — Signed OT Chris Clark Drew ss 400000.247 49ers-Seahawks Stats COLLEGE CROSS COuNTRY No. 22 Notre Dame vs. Michigan State, 3:30 to a two-year contract extension through 2015. 1 Silk Pajamas A.Napolitano 6-4-1 From the Oakes barn 4-1 Bogaerts 3b 3220 11.303 San Francisco 00 30—3 King’s at National Catholic Invitational,TBA p.m. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed RB Miguel 2 Astreas Notice G.Napolitano 2-3-6 Finishes behind A Nap 3-1 BradleyJr. cf 31000 1.154 Seattle 05 717—29 Maysonet to the practice squad. COLLEGE WOMEN’S TENNIS Totals 34 911858 Second Quarter 7 Carolines Cullen N J.Pavia 4-5-3 Been down all year 9-2 Scranton at Wilkes, 3:30 p.m. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Claimed CB 4 All Star Player K.Wallis 7-8-4 Back from Harrah’s 10-1 New York 100000 001—250 Sea—Team safety, 10:39. Jamell Fleming off waivers from Arizona. Signed COLLEGE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Boston 300 112 20x—9111 Sea—FG Hauschka 30, 5:52. 6 My Immortal J.Kakaley2-3-7 Goes for team Kakaley15-1 Cedar Crest at King’s, 7 p.m. transactions G Jacques McClendon. Waived WR JeremyEbert b-flied out for Carp in the 6th. Third Quarter and CB Marcus Burley. Signed DE Chris McCoy to 5 Highly Thought Of T.Jackson 6-3-7 Think elsewhere 6-1 SATuRDAY, SEPT. 21 E—Buchholz (1). LOB—NewYork 6, Boston 8. Sea—Lynch 14 run (Hauschka kick), 9:12. the practice squad. 3 Market Dynamics S.Allard 7-2-7 Cashed out 8-1 2B—Pedroia (39), Nava 2 (28), Bogaerts (2). SF—FG Dawson 21, 4:20. BASEBALL KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Waived S Bradley HR—Napoli (22), off Nova. RBIs—A.Rodriguez Fourth Quarter McDougald. 9 Whirlwind E.Carlson 7-9-8 See you tomorrow 20-1 HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY (14), I.Suzuki (34), Pedroia 2 (80), Nava (63), Sea—Lynch 7 pass from Wilson (Hauschka NEWYORK JETS — Released P Robert Malone. Lake-Lehman at Donegal Tournament, 10 a.m. American League D.Ortiz 2 (94), Carp (39), Napoli 2 (89). SB— kick), 13:44. Signed P Ryan Quigley and LB Scott Solomon. COLLEGE FOOTBALL BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Reinstated OF Henry Saltalamacchia (3), Bogaerts (1). Sea—FG Hauschka 37, 11:31. Released WR Rashaan Vaughn from the practice local calendar King’s at Lebanon Valley, 1 p.m. Urrutia from the restricted list. Designated INF Runners left in scoring position—NewYork 4 Sea—Lynch 2 run (Hauschka kick), 4:22. Wilson Betemit for assignment. National League squad.Signed LB Danny Lansanah to the practice Misericordia at Lycoming, 1 p.m. (Cano,V.Wells, C.Stewart, Ryan); Boston 5 (Brad- Juniata at Wilkes, 7 p.m. A—68,338. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Reinstated RHP squad. Canadian Football League TuESDAY, SEPT. 17 Widener at Wilkes, 1 p.m. leyJr., Drew 2,Napoli,Nava).RISP—NewYork 1 for Scranton at King’s, 7 p.m. SF Sea EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Released DE Nekos COLLEGE CROSS COuNTRY 7; Boston 5 for 14. J.J. Putz from the 15-day DL. HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY COLLEGE MEN’S SOCCER First downs 12 19 CINCINNATI REDS — Reinstated RHP Johnny Brown and OL Branden Curry. Misericordia,Wilkes at Lock Haven, 10:30 a.m. Runners moved up—A.Rodriguez, Drew. GIDP— Total Net Yards207 290 Elk Lake at Tunkhannock Scranton at Misericordia, 7 p.m. Cano, Overbay, C.Stewart, D.Ortiz. Cueto and LHP Sean Marshall from the 60-day PSU Wilkes-Barre at PSU Fayette, 1 p.m. Rushes-yards20-10047-172 GAR at Northwest COLLEGE MEN’S TENNIS DP—New York 1 (Ryan, Mar.Reynolds, Overbay); DL. Designated RHP Kyle Lotzkar and RHP Josh HOCKEY COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY Passing 107118 Pittston Area at Berwick King’s at Moravian, 4 p.m. Boston 3 (Pedroia, Drew, Napoli), (Drew, Napoli), Ravin for assignment. American Association Misericordia at Catholic, 1 p.m. Punt Returns 1-02-31 HIGH SCHOOL GOLF Alvernia at Wilkes, 6 p.m. (Bogaerts, Pedroia, B.Snyder). FARGO-MOORHEAD REDHAWKS — Traded National Hockey League Crestwood at Wyoming ValleyWest, 3:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18 New York IP HRER BB SO NP ERA Kickoff Returns 2-52 1-24 RHP Chris Bodishbaugh to Sioux City and RHP DALLAS STARS — Assigned G Philippe Des- COLLEGE CO-ED SOCCER Interceptions Ret. 1-13-69 Dallas at Coughlin PSU Wilkes-Barre at PSU Greater Allegheny, Nova L, 8-5465 442893.36 Paul Burnside and OF Buddy Sosnoskie to St. rosiers to Rimouski (QMJHL), D John Klingberg Hazleton Area at Berwick HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COuNTRY Warren 11-3 22 212203.71 Comp-Att-Int 13-28-38-19-1 Paul to complete earlier trades. to Frolunda (Sweden) and D Troy Vance to Char- 1 p.m. Sacked-Yards Lost 3-20 4-24 Meyers at GAR Dallas/Nanticoke/Hanover/Hazleton/MMI COLLEGE MEN’S SOCCER Cabral 010000 35.40 WICHITAWINGNUTS — Exercised 2014 op- lottetown (QMJHL). Released G Josh Robinson Tunkhannock at Pittston Area Prep/Crestwood at Dallas, 4:15 p.m. Chamberlain 100 00 1104.32 Punts4-49.0 5-34.0 tions on RHPs Andrew Aizenstadt, Lincoln Hold- from his professional tryout. Wilkes at Lebanon Valley, 3 p.m. Fumbles-Lost2-2 1-0 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER Holy Redeemer at Wyoming Seminary, 4:15 Elizabethtown at Misericordia, 3:30 p.m. Zagurski 1-31220010 54.00 zkom, Erik Lambe,Josh Stone, Daniel Bennett, FLORIDA PANTHERS — Agreed to terms with GAR at Holy Redeemer p.m. D.Phelps1-3 10 00 1104.99 Penalties-Yards12-121 10-84 Josh Dew, Junior Guerra, Justin Klipp and Chris G Tim Thomas on professional tryout contract. PSU Hazleton at Berkeley, 6 p.m. Time of Possession 23:1736:43 Lake-Lehman at Wyoming Valley West,6:30 HIGH SCHOOL GOLF Arcadia at King’s, 7 p.m. Betances 100 0021118.00 Smith; LHPs AnthonyCapra, James Giuletti and American Hockey League p.m. Meyers at Wyoming Area COLLEGE WOMEN’S SOCCER Boston IP HRER BB SO NP ERA Nick Walters; Cs Cole Armstrong and Johnny AHL — Named Jonathan Forsberg manager of team HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS Wyoming Seminary at Holy Redeemer, 4 p.m. Buchholz W, 11-0 62104391 1.51 INDIVIDuAL STATISTICS Bowden; INFs Jake Kahaulelio, Ryan Khoury,Abel business services and Alyssa Dombrowski coordinator Messiah at Misercordia, 1 p.m. RuSHING—San Francisco, Kaepernick 9-87, Coughlin at MMI Prep HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY Arcadia at Wilkes, 5 p.m. Thornton 12000 1143.48 Nieves and C.J. Ziegler; and OFs David Amberson, of digital media and communications. Breslow100 002131.96 Gore 9-16,Dixon 1-4, Hunter 1-(minus 7).Se- Crestwood at Holy Redeemer, 4:15 p.m. Hazleton Area at Abington Heights King’s at Albright, 5:30 p.m. Madison Beaird, Waylon Sing Chow and Brent Webster111 110169.55 attle, Lynch 28-98,Wilson 10-33, Turbin 6-31, Dallas at Hazleton Area Holy Redeemer at Crestwood COLLEGE MEN’S TENNIS Clevlen. LACROSSE GAR at Hanover Area Lackawanna Trail at Coughlin Nova pitched to 4 batters in the 5th. Ware 3-10. King’s at Alvernia, 11 a.m. Cabral pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. PASSING—San Francisco,Kaepernick 13-28- Wyoming Area at Berwick Nanticoke at Dallas COLLEGE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL CALGARYROUGHNECKS — Traded T Jackson Wyoming Seminary at Tunkhannock Wyoming Area at Delaware Valley Inherited runners-scored—Warren 3-0, Cabral 3-127. Seattle,Wilson 8-19-1-142. Decker to Colorado for a 2014 second-round Bucks at LCCC, Noon 2-1,Chamberlain 2-0, D.Phelps 2-2.IBB—off Nova RECEIVING—San Francisco, K.Williams 4-39, HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Wyoming Seminary at Wallenpaupack Harcum at LCCC, following first match National Basketball Association draft pick. Crestwood at Berwick, 4:30 p.m. Wyoming ValleyWest at Lake-Lehman, 7 p.m. (D.Ortiz). HBP—byZagurski (BradleyJr.), by Nova V.Davis 3-20, Miller 2-22, V.McDonald 1-19, PHILADELPHIA 76ERS — Named Dan Hauser PSU Hazleton at PSU Worthington, noon (Carp), by Buchholz (C.Stewart). WP—Nova, Ca- Delaware Valley at Nanticoke HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER Gore 1-14, Boldin 1-7, Moore 1-6. Seattle, Lynch senior vice president of corporate partnerships. TENNIS PSU Wilkes-Barre at PSU DuBois, noon bral, Buchholz. PB—C.Stewart. Hanover Area at North Pocono Dallas at Crestwood, 7 p.m. 3-37, Miller 2-22, Baldwin 1-51, Tate 1-19, Rice WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Promoted Tommy Rutgers-Camden at Misericordia, 10 a.m. Umpires—Home, Ron Kulpa; First,Alfonso 1-13. Holy Redeemer at GAR, 4:30 p.m. Pittston Area at Berwick Catholic at Misericordia, 2 p.m. Sheppard to senior vice president of basketball ITF — Suspended Marin Cilic nine months for a Tunkhannock at GAR Marquez; Second, Ted Barrett; Third, Mike MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. operations, Ed Tapscott to vice president of doping violation, retroactive to May 1. COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY DiMuro. www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER SPORTS Tuesday, September 17, 2013 PAGE 3B MAjOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP MLB STANDINGS • STATS AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division WLPctGBWCGBL10 Str Home Away Boston9259.609 ——8-2W-3 50-25 42-34 Tampa Bay8267.550 9—5-5 W-146-28 36-39 Baltimore7970.5301225-5 W-142-33 37-37 New York 79 71 .527 12½ 2½ 4-6 L-344-31 35-40 Toronto6881.45623134-6 L-136-39 32-42 Central Division WLPctGBWCGBL10 Str Home Away Detroit 87 63 .580 ——6-4 W-247-28 40-35 Cleveland 81 68 .5445½—7-3W-4 45-3036-38 Kansas City7871.523 8½ 36-4 L-140-35 38-36 Minnesota 64 85 .430 22½ 17 3-7L-1 31-4333-42 Chicago5991.3932822½ 3-7W-1 34-40 25-51 West Division WLPctGBWCGBL10 Str Home Away Oakland 88 61 .591 ——8-2W-5 47-2741-34 Texas8168.5447 —1-9 L-739-35 42-33 Los Angeles7277.483 16 97-3 W-235-40 37-37 Seattle 66 84 .440 22½ 15½3-7 L-233-42 33-42 AP Photo Houston5199.34037½ 30½ 4-6 L-324-52 27-47 Tampa Bay Rays’ Wil Myers, right, high fives on-deck batter Matt joyce after his second-inning home run off Texas Rangers starting NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division pitcher Matt Garza during Monday’s game. WLPctGBWCGBL10 Str Home Away Atlanta8960.597— —4-6 L-152-22 37-38 Washington 79 70 .5301058-2W-1 42-32 37-38 Philadelphia 70 80 .467 19½ 14½7-3 W-142-34 28-46 New York 67 82 .450 22 17 4-6 W-231-43 36-39 Cashner, Padres Miami 55 95 .36734½ 29½ 2-8 L-331-44 24-51 Central Division WLPctGBWCGBL10 Str Home Away St. Louis 87 62 .584 ——7-3W-1 48-27 39-35 AP photo Pittsburgh 87 63 .580 ½—6-4 L-148-27 39-36 Cincinnati 85 66 .563 3—6-4 W-148-26 37-40 NewYork Yankees relief pitcher Mariano Rivera, right, hugs Boston Red Sox’s David Ortiz during a Milwaukee 65 83 .439 21½18½ 6-4 W-133-4132-42 tribute for Rivera before the start of Sunday night’s game at Fenway Park in Boston. shut down Pirates Chicago6386.423 24 21 4-6 L-229-46 34-40 West Division WLPctGBWCGBL10 Str Home Away The Associated Press Marlins. Los Angeles8663.577— —3-7 L-346-32 40-31 Arizona 75 73 .507 10½8½5-5 W-242-32 33-41 PITTSBURGH — Andrew Lee (14-6) stroked a two- San Diego6980.463 17 15 7-3W-2 41-3328-47 Cashner carried a perfect run, bases-loaded single to San Francisco 69 81 .460 17½15½ 7-3W-3 38-38 31-43 Colorado 68 82 .453 18½ 16½3-7 L-241-31 27-51 Rival Red Sox honor game into the seventh inning cap off a six-run third inning and faced the minimum 27 and also hit his first career AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Sunday’s Games Sunday’s Games batters in a one-hitter that triple in the fifth. Chase Utley, Baltimore 3, Toronto 1 N.Y. Mets 1, Miami 0, 12 innings sent the San Diego Padres who also drove in four runs, Detroit 3, Kansas City 2 Pittsburgh 3, Chicago Cubs 2 Cleveland 7, Chicago White Sox 1 Washington 11, Philadelphia 2 past the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-0 hit a long three-run homer in L.A.Angels 2, Houston 1 San Diego 4, Atlanta 0 on Monday night. the third. Minnesota 6, Tampa Bay 4 Milwaukee 6, Cincinnati 5 St. Louis 12, Seattle 2 St. Louis 12, Seattle 2 Cashner (10-8) retired his On the mound, Lee allowed Oakland 5, Texas 1 Arizona 8, Colorado 2 Boston 9, N.Y. Yankees 2 San Francisco 4, L.A. Dodgers 3 Rivera at Fenway first 18 batters before Jose two runs while scattering Monday’s Games Monday’s Games Tabata grounded a clean eight hits and walking none, at Detroit 4, Seattle 2 Philadelphia 12, Miami 2 Tampa Bay 6, Texas 2 San Diego 2, Pittsburgh 0 single into right field lead- one point retiring 11 straight Cincinnati 6, Houston 1 Atlanta at Washington, ppd., local shooting tragedy Chicago White Sox 12, Minnesota 1 Cincinnati 6, Houston 1 Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. ing off the seventh. Tabata en route to winning his fourth Cleveland at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. jIMMY GOLEN back from a 3-0 deficit hat to the crowd during the St. Louis at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. L.A.Angels at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. was erased when Andrew consecutive decision. The left- L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. AP Sports Writer and advance to the World 2005 ring ceremony. Tuesday’s Games McCutchen grounded into hander’s 14 strikeouts marked Tuesday’s Games Series. “It’s a blessing to me N.Y. Yankees (Pettitte 10-9) at Toronto (Dickey 12- Atlanta (Minor 13-7) at Washington (Haren 9-13), 1:05 an inning-ending double play, his fourth double-digit strike- 12), 7:07 p.m. p.m., 1st game BOSTON — If Mariano The Red Sox went on to to play here for so many Seattle (Maurer 4-8) at Detroit (Ani.Sanchez 14-7), Atlanta (F.Garcia 1-1) at Washington (Roark 6-0), 7:05 and the right-hander cruised out game this year. 7:08 p.m. p.m., 2nd game Rivera is going to get win their first Series title years,” Rivera told report- the rest of the way for his first Lee is 4-0 with a 2.05 ERA Baltimore (Feldman 5-4) at Boston (Dempster 8-9), Miami (Flynn 0-1) at Philadelphia (Halladay3-4),7:05 p.m. back to Fenway Park, the in 86 years, and when they ers outside the Yankees’ 7:10 p.m. San Diego (Stults 8-13) at Pittsburgh (Locke 10-5), 7:05 complete game in 31 career in his last six starts and 5-1 Texas (Tepesch 4-6) atTampa Bay (Hellickson 11-8), p.m. Yankees will have to be one received their rings before dugout before the game. 7:10 p.m. San Francisco (Petit 3-0) at N.Y. Mets (Z.Wheeler 7-5), starts. with a 2.29 lifetime ERA Cincinnati (Leake 13-6) at Houston (Lyles 7-7), 8:10 7:10 p.m. of the AL’s wild card teams. the home opener against “To come here to play Cashner struck out seven, against Miami. He’s also a p.m. Chicago Cubs (Samardzija 8-12) at Milwaukee (Estrada The Yankees were elimi- the Yankees the next year, against the Red Sox at Cleveland (Kluber 9-5) at Kansas City (Ventura 6-4), 8:10 p.m. did not walk a batter and threw career .391 hitter against the 0-0), 8:10 p.m. Cincinnati (Leake 13-6) at Houston (Lyles 7-7), 8:10 p.m. nated from the AL East Rivera was given a stand- Fenway, it’s always a great 97 pitches. He also scored Marlins. Minnesota (Pelfrey 5-12) at Chicago White Sox St. Louis (J.Kelly 8-4) at Colorado (Nicasio 8-7), 8:40 p.m. race after losing to the Red ing ovation. game. But it’s never easy.” (Quintana 7-6), 8:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Greinke 14-3) at Arizona (Corbin 14-6), from second on a single, slid- Philadelphia has won six in L.A. Angels (Richards 7-6) at Oakland (Gray 3-3), 9:40 p.m. Sox Sunday night. Highlights of the appear- Including playoffs, Rivera ing home with the second run a row over Miami. 10:05 p.m. During a pregame cere- ance — one of just five was 15-7 with 64 saves of the game, moments before In his first major-league mony, the Red Sox honored postseason blown saves in and a 2.59 ERA in 127 Phillies 12, Marlins 2 Tuiasosopo lf 200000.267 giving up Tabata’s hit. start, Sam Dyson (0-1) Miami AB RHBI BB SO Avg. a-D.Kelly ph-lf 100000.231 Rivera and then he spent his 19-year career — were games against Boston in D.Solano 2b 40000 1.248 Avila c31100 1.223 The Pirates lost for the sec- allowed seven runs on six hits Lucas 3b 41200 1.245 Iglesias ss 200000.313 the rest of the night watch- played on the scoreboard, his 19-year career, starting ond time in eight games after and three walks while striking Yelich lf 400003.277 Totals 30 49323 ing his team fall to Boston with commentary from with two innings of score- Stanton rf 401003.251 Seattle 001000 010—271 entering the day tied for first out only one. He struggled to Ruggiano cf 412102.224 Detroit 100002 10x—49 1 for the sixth time in seven former Red Sox players less relief on Sept. 10, 1995. Morrison 1b 3000 11.250 a-grounded out for Tuiasosopo in the 6th. b- place in the NL Central with find control, with just 34 of 63 Hechavarria ss 301100.224 flied out for Zunino in the 8th. c-grounded into a games over the last 11 days. Dave Roberts, Kevin Millar For him to face the Red Sox the St. Louis Cardinals, who pitches going for strikes. c-Pierre ph 100000.247 double play for Triunfel in the 9th. “A great ceremony. and Bill Mueller. Then the again — either at Yankee Mathis c300003.193 E—Smoak (5), Infante (8). LOB—Seattle 8, played later at Colorado. Utley got the Phillies start- Brantlyc 10000 1.214 Detroit 5. 2B—Ibanez (20), Infante (24). HR—A. Great,” Rivera said. “Well scoreboard flashed, “But Stadium or at Fenway — Kyle Blanks, Ronny Cedeno ed with an RBI groundout in S.Dyson p100000.000 Almonte (2), off Porcello.RBIs—A.Almonte (7), done. Humbling. At the seriously …” and the acco- both teams would have to Caminero p000000 --- Smoak (41), Tor.Hunter (76), V.Martinez(76), In- and Rene Rivera each had two the first. His 17th homer in a-Polanco ph 101000.250 fante (46). S—Iglesias. same time, I definitely lades followed. make the playoffs. Hatcher p000000 --- Runners left in scoring position—Seattle 2 hits as the Padres won for the the third gave them a four-run b-Marisnick ph 101000.185 (K.Morales, Franklin); Detroit 3 (V.Martinez, Igle- appreciate what the Red “Yeah, I felt it. I feel it “Hopefully it’s not the ninth time in 13 games. They lead. Later in the frame, Cody Da.Jennings p000000 --- sias,D.Kelly). RISP—Seattle 1 for 5; Detroit 3 for Sox organization did. I will the whole series, the fans,” last time,” Rivera said d-Dobbs ph 100000.232 10. are 17-3 in their last 20 at Asche drove in a run with a Totals 35 282115 Runners moved up—Seager, Tuiasosopo. never forget it.” he said when asked if he before the game, when the Philadelphia AB RHBI BB SO Avg. GIDP—En.Chavez,Tor.Hunter, Infante, Iglesias. PNC Park. single to right field. C.Hernandezcf4 22111.310 DP—Seattle 3 (Franklin, Triunfel, Smoak), When the game turned felt respect the trio from Yankees were 11½ games A.J. Burnett (8-11) took a Giancarlo Stanton’s throw Rollins ss 4120 10.248 (Franklin, Smoak), (Triunfel, Franklin, Smoak); into a rout, Rivera even 2004 had for him. “It was behind first-place Boston Utley 2b 512401.276 Detroit 1 (Infante, Iglesias, Fielder). shutout into the seventh but home was on the mark, but Ruiz c500002.287 Seattle IP HRER BB SO NP ERA took time to sign auto- respect. Even the last hour in the AL East and 2½ wound up with the loss. He Marlins catcher Jeff Mathis D.Brown lf 4210 10.272 J.Saunders L, 11-15 52-37331383 5.16 graphs for fans near the in the bullpen, the fans games out in the wild-card Ruf 1b 432211.254 Wilhelmsen 11-3 21 10020 4.00 allowed two runs and six hits couldn’t handle it before being Asche 3b 511102.269 O.Perez100 010123.55 Yankees’ bullpen — at one standing up and clapping. race. “We’re fighting for Bernadina rf 3110 11.178 Detroit IP HRER BB SO NP ERA in 6 2-3 innings, with three barreled over by Domonic Cl.Lee p413400.179 Porcello W, 13-8 6511210105 4.45 time, signing the back of a It was great.” something. We want to walks and eight strikeouts. Brown. E.Martin p000000.000 Smyly H, 17 12-3 21 102292.44 young boy’s Rivera No. 42 Later, he even signed the get to the playoffs. I don’t Totals 38 12 14 12 58 Veras H, 71-3 00 000 62.85 The Pirates had won each Rays 6, Rangers 2 Miami 000 011000—280 Benoit S, 21-21100 01112 1.94 shirt. bullpen wall. have any thinking about of Burnett’s previous five ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Philadelphia 106022 10x—12 14 0 Inherited runners-scored—Wilhelmsen 2-0, And when he walked in “I can’t tell you (what I myself.” a-singled for Caminero in the 5th. b-doubled Veras 1-0. WP—J.Saunders, Porcello. Umpires— home starts. — Rookie Wil Myers hom- for Hatcher in the 7th. c-flied out for Hechavarria Home, Chris Guccione; First,Tom Hallion; from the bullpen after the wrote),” he said, smiling. The 43-year-old Rivera in the 9th. d-grounded out for Da.Jennings in the Second, Phil Cuzzi; Third, Ron Kulpa. T—2:50. San Diego broke through ered and had three RBIs, 9th. LOB—Miami 7, Philadelphia 7. 2B—Lucas 2 A—34,063 (41,255). final out, the remaining “I was giving things. Thank has said he will retire after for two runs against Burnett Alex Cobb pitched eight solid (13), Ruggiano 2 (15), Marisnick (2), Rollins (30). Rays 6, Rangers 2 fans cheered. you!” this season, his 19th in the 3B—Bernadina (2), Cl.Lee (1). HR—Utley (17), off TexasABRHBIBBSOAvg. in the seventh. Cedeno and innings, and the Tampa Bay S.Dyson; Ruf (14), off Hatcher. RBIs—Ruggiano Kinsler 2b 402101.273 A quartet of cellos played The entire Red Sox team major leagues, all of them Rivera opened the inning with Rays took the lead for the first (45), Hechavarria (37),C.Hernandez(8), Utley Andrus ss 300003.267 what was certainly the waited for Rivera in the with the Yankees. He has 4 (62), Ruf 2 (26), Asche (21), Cl.Lee 4 (6). Run- Rios rf 41100 1.280 singles, and Cashner bunted AL wild-card spot by beating ners left in scoring position—Miami 4 (Stanton, A.Beltre 3b 3000 12.318 classiest version of “Enter infield, and Boston slugger 651 career saves — tops D.Solano 2, Morrison); Philadelphia 3 (D.Brown, Pierzynski c401101.282 into a fielder’s choice that left the Texas Rangers. C.Hernandez, Ruiz). RISP—Miami 2 for 10; Phila- Berkman dh 400002.243 Sandman” that ever graced David Ortiz greeted him in baseball history — with runners at the corners. Tampa Bay and Texas start- delphia 5 for 11. Runners moved up—Morrison, Adduci lf 30100 1.400 a baseball diamond to start with a big hug. In keep- a 2.22 ERA and even the Utley. Moreland 1b 311000.234 Will Venable hit a sacrifice ed play one-half game ahead Miami IP HRER BB SO NP ERA L.Martin cf 300000.258 the ceremony before the ing with the tradition of rival Red Sox called him S.Dyson L, 0-1 22-3 67 74 1639.28 Totals 31 262111 fly, and Cashner scored on of Cleveland, which was at Caminero 11-3 10 000 13 3.60 Tampa BayABRHBIBBSOAvg. final scheduled game at Rivera’s farewell tour, the the greatest closer in base- Jedd Gyorko’s single to left. Kansas City, in race for the Hatcher 244 4134111.25 DeJesus lf 411000.259 Fenway of his career. Red Sox gave him a team- ball history. Da.Jennings 231104 41 3.89 Zobrist 2b 4130 11.275 The Padres left runners in two wild-card spots. Philadelphia IP HRER BB SO NP ERA Loney1b412100.303 The lengthy ceremony signed No. 42 that hung on “What he’s done is scoring position in the fourth, Tigers 4, Mariners 2 Cl.Lee W, 14-6 8822014113 2.95 Longoria 3b 413100.268 opened with the Red Sox the Green Monster’s manu- remarkable,” Red Sox E.Martin 100 01115 6.27 W.Myers rf 422300.298 fifth, sixth and eighth. DETROIT — Rick Porcello Inherited runners-scored—Caminero 2-0. Joyce dh 301002.242 needling the likely Hall of al scoreboard whenever he manager John Farrell said Umpires—Home, Paul Nauert; First, Doug a-D.Young ph-dh 100000.240 Reds 6, Astros 1 struck out 10 in six innings Eddings; Second, Angel Hernandez; Third, Dana De.Jennings cf 200110.244 Famer for one of his career came in to pitch. before the game. “He’s a HOUSTON — Johnny and the Detroit Tigers beat DeMuth.T—2:44. A—31,266 (43,651). J.Molina c40000 1.236 lowlights: the blown save He was also given the role model and I mean that Y.Escobar ss 3000 11.263 Cueto threw five scoreless the Seattle Mariners to move Padres 2, Pirates 0 Totals 33 612635 in Game 4 of the 2004 AL pitching rubber from the in the greatest sense I can San DiegoABRHBIBBSOAvg. Texas000 110000—260 innings in his return from the a step closer to their third Venable cf-rf 400103.271 Tampa Bay010 14000x—6 12 0 championship series that visitor’s bullpen and a say it. Everyone should disabled list and Zack Cozart straight AL Central title. Amarista lf-cf 3000 11.252 LOB—Texas 4,Tampa Bay 8.2B—Kinsler 2 (29), allowed Boston to come painting of him tipping his look up to his life.” Gyorko 2b 501102.244 Adduci (1), Moreland (22), DeJesus (5), W.Myers homered and drove in four Victor Martinez broke a Headley3b301010.245 (17). HR—W.Myers (13), off Garza. RBIs—Kinsler runs to help the Cincinnati 1-all tie in the sixth with a Medica 1b 3000 10.273 (63), Pierzynski (64), Loney (68), Longoria (77), Denorfia lf 000000.268 W.Myers 3 (49), De.Jennings (48). SB—Rios Reds to a win over the run-scoring single, and Omar Blanks rf-1b40200 1.255 (37). CS—Kinsler (10). S—Andrus, DeJesus. Houston Astros. Infante followed with his own R.Cedeno ss 41200 1.306 SF—De.Jennings. Runners left in scoring posi- R.Rivera c402002.214 tion—Texas 2 (Berkman, L.Martin); Tampa Bay 5 Out of the game, into Phillies 12, Marlins 2 RBI single. Porcello (13-8) Cashner p410002.250 (Loney, J.Molina 2, W.Myers 2). RISP—Texas 2 for Totals 34 282312 7; Tampa Bay 6 for 11. PHILADELPHIA — Cliff allowed a run and five hits Pittsburgh AB RHBI BB SO Avg. Runners moved up—Moreland, L.Martin. Lee had three hits, knocked with two walks, falling one Tabata lf 301000.274 TexasIPHRERBBSONPERA N.Walker 2b 300000.248 Garza L, 3-5 41-3 86 623814.94 in a career-high four runs and strikeout short of his career McCutchen cf 30000 1.324 Frasor 2-3100 1120 2.62 Morneau 1b 300000.261 R.Ross2-3 20 000 10 3.28 the Hall for Helton? struck out a season-high 14 to high. Drew Smyly got five Byrd rf 300002.289 Feliz 1-310000 10 0.00 lead the Philadelphia Phillies outs in relief and Jose Veras P.Alvarez 3b 300002.230 J.Ortiz 200 00 1254.09 R.Martin c30000 1.231 Tampa BayIPHRERBBSONPERA to a win over the Miami finished the eighth. Barmes ss 300000.219 Cobb W, 9-3862 2110 1063.02 By PAT GRAHAM ple say,” Rockies outfielder Carlos Gonzalez A.J.Burnett p20000 1.074 J.Wright 100 00 1142.94 AP Sports Writer Mazzaro p000000.167 Inherited runners-scored—Frasor 2-2, Feliz said. “He put up great numbers and he didn’t Grilli p000000 --- 2-0.WP—Garza. PB—J.Molina. Umpires—Home, play all his games in Coors Field. That (argu- J.Gomezp 000000.077 LarryVanover; First,Manny Gonzalez; Second, DENVER — Todd Helton has more hom- ment) frustrates me, because we don’t have Nats a-G.Jones ph 100000.237 Eric Cooper; Third, Tony Randazzo. T—3:01. Totals 27 01007 A—10,724 (34,078). ers than Hank Greenberg, more RBIs than control over that. San Diego000 000 200—280 Reds 6, Astros 1 Pittsburgh 000 000 000—0 10 Cincinnati AB RHBI BB SO Avg. Johnny Mize, a higher career batting average “He deserves to be in the Hall of Fame. From page 1B a-grounded out for J.Gomez in the 9th. Choo cf 210031.287 base. Potomac Street, parallel LOB—San Diego 10, Pittsburgh 0. RBIs— B.Phillips 2b 511003.263 than Eddie Murray and has scored more runs He’s a great player and that’s where the great to first-base line, was blocked Venable (53), Gyorko (48). SB—Amarista (3), Votto 1b 4120 11.309 than Willie McCovey. players go.” R.Cedeno (2), Cashner (2). SF—Venable. Runners Bruce rf 422210.266 tragedy,” Commissioner by police. Police activity was left in scoring position—San Diego 8 (Blanks 4, Ludwick dh 3000 12.247 All those first basemen are in the Hall of The days of grabbing his glove and saunter- Bud Selig said. “Major visible around the stadium, Venable, Headley, Cashner 2). RISP—San Diego Frazier 3b 400002.237 Fame. ing out to first base are quickly dwindling for 1 for 9; Pittsburgh 0 for 0. Runners moved up— Cozart ss 412400.253 League Baseball’s security and sirens could be heard Medica. GIDP—McCutchen. DP—San Diego 1 Hanigan c400000.202 Helton will find out in five years if he’s Helton. (R.Cedeno, Gyorko, Medica). Heisey lf 400000.227 department will continue throughout the afternoon. San DiegoIPHRERBBSONPERA Totals 34 67669 done enough over his 17-year career with the After Monday, just 11 more contests to track this matter in con- Players from both teams Cashner W, 10-8 910007973.21 HoustonABRHBIBBSOAvg. Colorado Rockies to merit consideration. remain in Helton’s illustrious career. The Pittsburgh IP HRER BB SO NP ERA Villar ss 3000 11.284 sultation with the Nationals were in the clubhouses at the A.J.Burnett L, 8-11 62-3 62 238107 3.43 Altuve 2b 40200 1.286 The 40-year-old Helton, who announced normally stoic Helton allowed his emotions Mazzaro1-3 00 000 52.56 Crowe lf 41100 1.246 and under the guidance time of the postponement Grilli 120002172.91 Wallace dh 40100 1.225 his retirement over the weekend, holds vir- to surface as he addressed a crowded room, a of the local authorities.” along with stadium employ- J.Gomez100 002163.01 M.Dominguez3b4 00 100.242 tually every offensive record for the Rockies, rare peek into his personality. Inherited runners-scored—Mazzaro 2-0. Carter 1b 401000.219 The postponement was ees. HBP—by A.J.Burnett (Amarista). WP— Corporan c40100 1.235 the only club he’s ever known. But he remains His wife and two kids were by his side announced shortly after 3 The doubleheader will A.J.Burnett 2.Umpires—Home, Bruce Dreckman; Hoes rf 30100 1.271 on the bubble for the Hall of Fame, mainly at the table. Troy Tulowitzki and a few First, Mike Everitt; Second, Tim Welke; Third, Dan B.Barnes cf 300002.246 p.m., about four hours before open a three-game series. Bellino. Totals 33 17118 because he spent his career playing half his other Colorado players were listening in T—2:30. A—20,633 (38,362). Cincinnati 020 220000—6 70 scheduled start. The Braves have a 10-game Tigers 4, Mariners 2 Houston000 001000—171 games in the friendly confines of Coors Field. the audience. Even former Rockies slugger “We have to be in contact lead over second-place Seattle AB RHBI BB SO Avg. E—Villar (12). LOB—Cincinnati 7, Houston 6. Asked about his enshrinement possibility Matt Holliday, who’s now a member of the Ackleycf501002.256 2B—Crowe (7), Carter (23). HR—Cozart (11), with the federal authorities, Washington in the NL East, A.Almonte rf 412102.313 off Bedard. RBIs—Bruce 2 (95), Cozart 4 (59), at his official retirement ceremony before the Cardinals, showed up and took a seat next to the state and D.C. authori- and the Nationals began Seager 3b 3000 11.271 M.Dominguez (75). SB—Bruce (5). game Monday against the St. Louis Cardinals, Tulowitzki. K.Morales dh 400002.280 Runners left in scoring position—Cincinnati ties to have a coordinated Monday 4½ games behind Ibanezlf312011.251 4 (Hanigan, Frazier, B.Phillips, Bruce); Houston Helton quickly tabled such talk. “I’m going to miss walking out of the tunnel Smoak 1b 402100.247 3 (Corporan, Altuve 2). RISP—Cincinnati 3 for 9; effort, and then whenever Cincinnati for the final NL Zunino c300003.216 Houston 0 for 5. “Obviously, it’s an honor to be mentioned at night … trying to figure out how I’m going you cancel a game, MLB wild-card berth. b-M.Saunders ph 100000.231 Runners moved up—Wallace, M.Dominguez. in that conversation,” Helton said. “But that’s to get a hit the next day or how we’re going to H.Blanco c000000.143 GIDP—Crowe. is involved and we have to Washington starter Dan Franklin 2b 3000 11.214 DP—Cincinnati 1 (Cozart,Votto). for a later date.” win a game the next day,” Helton said, paus- Triunfel ss 30000 1.100 Cincinnati IP HRER BB SO NP ERA go through the correct proce- Haren and Atlanta’s Mike c-En.Chavezph100000.269 Cueto W, 5-2550 015823.02 His numbers, though, do some pretty loud ing for a moment to gather his emotions. “To dures for that,” Rizzo said. Minor were pushed back Totals 34 272313 Simon 32110334 3.23 speaking. He’s a .317 hitter in his career with me, that’s going to be the hardest (part). Detroit AB RHBI BB SO Avg. Ondrusek 100 000 64.13 With some streets north of to this afternoon, and the A.Jackson cf 40100 1.275 HoustonIPHRERBBSONPERA 367 home runs, 1,397 RBIs and 1,394 runs. “My relationship with the game is going to the stadium closed, there was Nationals’ Tanner Roark Tor.Hunter rf 412100.296 Bedard L, 4-11 444 426704.60 He was an All-Star from 2000 to 2004 and come to an end. The relationships I made in Mi.Cabrera 3b 3110 10.349 Harrell 53224381 5.93 heavy traffic on South Capitol opposes Freddy Garcia in the Fielder 1b 3110 10.281 Umpires—Home,Wally Bell; First, Marvin Hud- captured three Gold Glove awards. the game will carry on. To me, that is what is V.Martinezdh401100.298 son; Second,Tim McClelland; Third, Marty Foster. Street, parallel to the third- night game. Infante 2b 402101.316 T—2:36. A—15,449 (42,060). “He’s a Hall of Famer, no matter what peo- important.” PAGE 4B Tuesday, September 17, 2013 SPORTS www.timesleader.com TIMES LEADER ON CAMPUS Ligotski showing improvement for USP cross country

BILL ARSENAULT Orange, who are ranked sixth in the nation. about her rehab so she can return to the lineup at contagious. She’s made the transition to college Rock field hockey team – Brown on offense and “Serra has done an outstanding job,” coach 100 percent. running remarkably well.” Lee on defense. For The Times Leader Ange Bradley said.“She came in as one of our “That’s short term,” Fisher said.“In the long term Kavanagh said that he’s talked to Sowinski about Brown (Crestwood) leads the 2-2 team with four top freshmen and now she’s starting and playing we expect her to challenge for a starting spot as the team a number of times. goals and three assists for 11 points. She entered Brianna Ligotski was a strong performer almost 70 minutes a game.” an outside or right side hitter.” “Rachel knows we expect her to be a leader the season having played in 37 games with 30 with the University of Sciences in Philadelphia The coach was impressed with Degnan’s play in a CANNON DOING THE JOB – Senior Erik among the first year runners and she’s done a starts with seven goals and two assists her first women’s cross country team last season as a 4-0 victory over Michigan State. Cannon (Dallas) is a key performer on defense great job the first two races,” the coach said.“Our two seasons. freshman, but it appears that the sophomore has “Serra had a key defensive responsibility and, for the Lafayette men’s soccer team. He’s started latest discussion was to talk about her challenging “Lindsay is a captain and continues to be our stepped up her efforts this season. while she didn’t get the statistics to show it, she all six games for the Leopards,who have given up the veteran women in both workouts and races.” veteran on the forward line,” coach Julie Swiney Ligotski (Holy Redeemer), the Devils’ top finisher was a very integral part for us to get a shutout,” just four goals but have just one victory with five The coach will see how the talks work out when said. in all seven meets last season, kicked off this Bradley said. ties this season. Sowinski and her mates compete in the National Lee (Holy Redeemer) is sharing goalkeeping season by competing in the Delaware Invitational The coach calls Degnan“a great player and a “Erik has developed into one of the top outside Catholic Championships Friday at Notre Dame in duties and is 2-1, giving up three goals with 14 and finished fifth among non-Division I runners great athlete” and likes the fact that she played backs in the Patriot League,” coach Dennis Bohn South Bend. saves. and 39th out of 205 runners overall. Her 6k time basketball and softball beside field hockey as a said.“He is one of our most consistent players. DAVENPORT FITS RIGHT IN – Freshman “Courtney is using her experience to help guide was 24:25.45. She followed that up by finishing youngster. He’s a strong defender who is also heavily involved Sauni Davenport (Wyoming ValleyWest) has a young defensive team,” Swiney said. second in the Wilmington, Del., Invitational with a “That makes Serra an all-around athlete, not just in our attack.” started all seven games on defense for the 3-4 Lee entered the season with a 14-17 career record 5k time of 20:22.76.That was the top time ever by a manufactured hockey player,” Bradley said. Cannon also does the job in the class room.A Hofstra field hockey team. In fact, she’s second on with three shutouts in the goal. a Devil runner in the event. Syracuse opens Atlantic Coast Conference play at biology major, he’s been named to the Patriot the team in minutes played. GOOD START FOR ANTALL —- Freshman “Brianna worked hard over the summer and Boston College Friday. All-Academic team his first three seasons. “We had an opportunity to watch Sauni at various Paige Antall (Hanover Area) kicked off her her hard work shined with her effort at Delaware,” PANTHERS NEED WIGNOT – The Pittsburgh “Erik is a tremendous student-athlete and an even events for the past several seasons and we saw college career with the Chestnut Hill women’s coach Bob Heller said.“She lowered her time from women’s volleyball team is 7-3 despite the fact better person,” Bohn said.“I am very proud of his someone with so much potential,” coach Kathy cross country team. She finished 44th out of last year by over a minute.” that junior standout Monica Wignot has played in patience and his progress throughout his career.” DeAngelis said. 117 runners with a 5k time of 22:30.95 at the Heller likes the way Ligotski pushes herself and just one match and four sets for the Panthers thus SOWINSKI LEADS THE WAY – The Holy “She came in well-prepared for preseason Division II-III portion of the Fordham Fiasco at Van her teammates to work hard to improve. far this season because of an injury. Cross women’s cross country team lists eight camp. She has great fitness and is one of the Cortlandt Park. “Bri is one of the top runners in our conference As a sophomore, Wignot (Holy Redeemer) was freshmen on the roster and coach Jim Kavanagh fastest players on our team.” “Paige ran well in her first college meet, but and will contend for the individual conference named to the Big East Conference second team has called on Rachel Sowinski (Holy Redeemer) The coach feels that Davenport has done a lot of we think she can run much faster as the season title,” Heller said.“I expect a lot of good things and entered this season with 606 kills, 290 digs, to be a leader in the group. She’s doing it on the great things for the team in just seven games but progresses,” coach Phil Reilly said.“Paige has from her as the season progresses.” 113 blocks and 72 service aces for her career. course, finishing 16th in her first college race feels that even better things are yet to come. handled the college training well. For women, the Ligotski will be competing in the Metro “Monica was our top outside hitter after the (18:28 for 5k) in a meet against New Hampshire “I think Sauni will continue to get better,” jump from high school isn’t as dramatic as with Championship Saturday in Philadelphia. spring season and we have big expectations for and Providence and then she finished 13th out DeAngelis said.“The sky is the limit for her and the men, but I think Paige will be fine when she is DEGNAN STARTS FOR ORANGE – Freshman her this season,” coach Dan Fisher said.“She is of 100 runners at the Nassaney Invitational in we are very excited to see how she will develop in in a 6k race. Serra Degnan (Wyoming Area) played a solid a steady player in the back row and can really Smithfield, R.I., with a time of 18:47.7. the future.” She’s very passionate about the sport and game coming off the bench in her first game with be a force at the net with both her blocking and “Rachel has been all we hoped for when we BROWN, LEE DOING THE JOB – Juniors is an extremely hard worker.” Antall and her the Syracuse field hockey team. but the 5-foot-2 attacking.” recruited her and so much more,” Kavanagh Lindsay Brown and Courtney Lee have been mates will compete in the Philadelphia Metro forward has started the last five games for the 6-0 The coach feels that Wignot“has to be smart” said.“She loves to run and her enthusiasm is solid performers in the early going for the Slippery Championships this weekend. Miller’s dedication part of big weekend at Rock Recreation

TOM ROBINSON a 5K trail run and a 3-on-3 bas- scheduled for Sept. 21 when junior football teammate. His for the Matthew Benjamin IF YOU GO … For The Times Leader ketball tournament, is part of live music and food and craft latest effort to honor Rondina’s Rondina Memorial Sports The 5K trail run and 3-on-3 basketball tournaments are scheduled for Sept. 21 when the weekend along with other vendors are also planned to memory is the “strong run” in Field. He said the total proj- live music and food and craft vendors are also planned to create a carnival atmosphere at The Rock Recreation Center community activities. create a carnival atmosphere which he plans to cover a mile ect, including site preparation Rock Recreation. Related basketball activities, in Trucksville will raise money Elijah Miller, development at Rock Recreation. Related at a time and complete each and bleachers next to the field, including a two-hour camp that is included with for two memorial causes with director at Rock Recreation, basketball activities, includ- mile with 10 pull-ups. will cost close to $1 million registration in the tournament, continue Sept 22. its Rockathon, scheduled for will attempt to run 54 miles ing a two-hour camp that is “Basically, my goal is within and the non-profit organiza- Sept. 20-22. Friday. Rondina wore number included with registration in a 12-hour period to run 54 tion has progressed about continue to burn until dawn The Rock is working on 54 as a junior football player the tournament, continue Sept miles and do 540 pull-ups,” $175,000 toward that goal. and will be the center of music, plans for both a POW/ MIA and many of the weekend’s 22. Miller said. The POW/ MIA activities prayer and other activities for Memorial at the base of its events have a connection to Miller, 27, is a Dallas and Miller has run up to 25 miles are part of being patriotic and veterans organizations. driveway and an artificial that number. There will also be Penn State graduate current- in training efforts. putting country above commu- “It’s also an honorable flag turf outdoor sports playing a Watch Fire ceremonial burn- ly pursuing his MBA at The “Usually, when you train for nity, according to Miller. burning night where, if people field in the name of Matthew ing from Friday night, Sept. University of Scranton. something like this, you do 50 Former Korean War POW want to come from the com- Benjamin Rondina, a Kingston 20 into the following morn- During his days as a high to 75 percent of the goal in Fred Searles and Debra Kay munity and honorably get Township Raiders youth footing in memory of Prisoners school football player with training,” Miller said. “Then, Anderson, the daughter of rid of an old flag, they can,” ball player who died at age 13 of War and Missing in Action the Mountaineers, he always you try to let heart and adren- an MIA U.S. Air Force pilot, Miller said. “ … in 1998 from brain cancer. soldiers. played with the number 54 aline take care of the rest.” will be the guest speakers at a People can stop and pray A personal athletic challenge The 5K trail run and 3-on- written on his arm to remem- Miller is trying to call atten- Watch Fire Service. The Watch for troops, share their stories, from one of Rondina’s friends, 3 basketball tournaments are ber his friend and former tion to fundraising efforts Fire will be built at dusk and that kind of thing.”

Son camp from noon to 2 p.m. jump shots and the $54 entry which will begin Friday night had been intercepted and age runs would have topped Koretz at the Rock Rec Center. fee to go along with the 54-mile with a prayer vigil and extend Seahawks the Seahawks had a total of 100 yards yet again, finish- “I’ve volunteered at camps, run Miller will be conducting into a carnival-like atmosphere 27 yards of offense. The hour ing just two yards shy of the From page 1B but not really a three-day event, as part of the weekend. with food and excitement From page 1B delay allowed the Seahawks century mark on Sunday. not like an event like this,” The sports field at the Rock through the rest of the week- to make adjustments to get 3. KAEPERNICK It doesn’t stop there. Koretz said. “I’m going to do Rec will become the home field end - will become an annual 49ers, this time a 29-3 rout more production out of the CAN BE CONTAINED: The Koretzs will be shoot- a lot of different drills you can for the Kingston Twp. event. on Sunday night. It was an run game, which became Kaepernick ended up being ing at the same time as a 3-on-3 do with your son in the drive- Raiders - who currently “We hope whatever they addendum to the 42-13 blow- especially important with San Francisco’s leading basketball tournament being way, and I want to do different don’t have one - and have the get for this event continues on out the Seahawks served on Wilson struggling. rusher with 87 yards on nine run by Larry Koretz for boys things - a little question and number 54 emblazoned in the for the following year,” Koretz SanFranciscolastDecember, Defensively, Seattle was carries. and girls in the fourth grade answer session. middle. It will be named in the said. but this victory means more. stout after the delay. 4. 49ERS’ INJURIES and up. The cost for the tour- “My son, his dedication has memory of Matthew Benjamin “What we want to do for Seattle now has the advan- 2. BEAST MODE CAN’T ARE A CONCERN: San ney is $54 per player, but teams inspired me.” Rondina. the Rock is just build it for the tage going forward in a divi- BE STOPPED: Coming out Francisco came to Seattle can enter at half that price - $27 The inspiration for all this “That was his best friend,” future. I hope this jump-starts sion race no one expects to of its opener, Seattle’s lack healthy and left potentially - until Friday’s festivities. The was a conversation Koretz had Koretz said of Miller. “They the Rock in the right direction, be decided until December. of a run game was a major looking at some key injuries. 3v3 basketball tourney will with his workout friend Elijah played together with the doing more things with the Here are five things to concern, especially going Nose tackle Ian Williams includes prizes for the winners Miller, a Dallas High School Kingston Twp. Raiders. The community.” know about the Seahawks up against a San Francisco may have a broken ankle and of a 3-point shooting contest assistant football coach. Miller kid (Rondina) just wanted to So that means a lot more second straight convincing defense known for being could miss significant time. and a free throw contest and wanted to keep the memory play football, play catch, when jump shots from the Koretz home win over the 49ers: stout at stopping the ground 5. SEATTLE IS REALLY will also feature inflatable activi- of his late boyhood friend he had cancer. And he couldn’t. team next year? 1. SEATTLE MADE game. But Lynch has figured LOUD: A fan group attempt- ties. Matthew Rodina - who died of At first, the Raiders wore a “Do I want to shoot 5400 BETTER ADJUSTMENTS: out how to run against the ing to set a Guinness World And Sunday, following cancer at the age of 13 - alive patch with his number. Then jump shots next year and make When a weather delay forced 49ers. He came in with three Records mark for loudest and 11 a.m. memorial service while trying to honor the No. they had an award named after ‘em? I’m not sure,” Koretz the teams into the locker straight 100-yard rushing stadium says it has estab- at Back Mountain Harvest 54 Rodina wore when they him. Then he just kind of got laughed. room it came after Seattle games against the 49ers and lished a record during Assembly church, Larry both played for the Kingston forgotten about.” “Physically, I would love to had a punt blocked, Wilson if not for a few negative yard- Sunday’s game. Koretz will conduct a Father & Twp. Raiders. Hence, the 5400 Koretz hopes the fundraiser, do it. Mentally, it takes a lot.” Athlete of theWeek Allie Barber School: Pittston Area field squad. No wonder she spends part of her and also grabbing a touchdown on a 46-yard pass girls soccer teammate Emily Schramm had Grade: Junior off time working the fast food drive-through at play. Hanover Area running back Isaiah Taylor two goals and three assists in the same game. Sport: Girls Soccer McDonald’s. carried the offense with 195 rushing yards on 24 Lake-Lehman’s Shoshana Mahoney had three Position: Forward From her angle: “You don’t really think of scoring carries and a 24-yard touchdown run in a loss to goals against Nanticoke Area and Coughlin’s All in the Family: Allie is the daughter of Steve 100 goals. It was an awesome feeling,” Barber Lakeland.And from the air, Tunkhannock receiver Nora Fazzi made four assists against Hazleton and Sophie Barber of Pittston Twp. Her dad is a said.“My team made it more special - they all Brett Stage attacked with five catches for 124 Area. … Dallas’Olivia Musto led the team to its former wrestling coach at Wyoming Valley West, hugged me and made it a big thing. I wanted to yards, including touchdowns of 35 and 59 yards, first girls volleyball win of the season with seven and her older brother Steven was a standout just get it over with and just do it. It was a nice in a victory over Montrose. … kills and seven digs.Tunkhannock’s Erin Smith wrestler and football player for Pittston Area. She feeling.” Although she may have rather her 100th Lake-Lehman standout Dominic Hockenbury scored 20 points and had 18 assists and 12 aces has an older sister, Mary Beth, who began her high goal would be the game-winner in a one-point win, ground out a time of 16:35 in boys cross country. in a victory over Wyoming ValleyWest, then she school career playing soccer and ended it on the Barber said the lopsided victory didn’t dampen Tunkhannock’s showed why it was the state’s came back with 21 assists and eight points in a sidelines as a cheerleader. the moment a bit.“If you think of all the goals I preseason top-ranked team when Jack Tidball win over Wyoming Area. Lake-Lehman’s Diana Stats: Barber scored four goals during Pittston scored,” Barber said,“I had to get goals against finished with a 17:19,while his teammates Sutliff made 20 kills and had eight blocks against Area’s 14-2 victory over MMI, giving her 100 for better competition to get in that position in the Jake Toczko, Carson Ayers and Ben Siegel Nanticoke Area. Holy Redeemer star Nicole her high school career. first place.” all cracked the 18-minute mark.And Andrew Slavoski made 18 kills against Delaware Valley Reaching her goal: While 10 different players Week in review: It was a big week for Holy Plyers of Hazleton Area finished with a time of and served 17 points with seven kills against scored in Pittston Area’s runawayvictory, Barber Redeemer’s golf team, which kept getting 17:34 in a tri-meet. …Three field hockey players Lehman. Redeemer’s Lexie Evans had 28 assists produced points when it mattered most. She par or under performances through three hit the trifecta, with each scoring three goals in in that Delaware Valley match. scored four of the team’s first five goals to get victories. Mariano Medico led the way with a game. Wyoming Valley West’s Danielle Grega Hanover Area’s Shalianna Rios made 26 digs and the Patriots off to a strong start - and get her par-36 matches against Wyoming Seminary and accomplished all the scoring for the Spartans in five aces against GAR, while Crestwood’s Nicole milestone goal out of the way. That was the plan, Nanticoke Area, and shot 1-under 35 against a 3-2 victory over Dallas. Meanwhile,Wyoming Jankowski had 10 aces among her 21 service said Barber,who was aware she was only four MMI. Medico shared medalist honors with Seminary’s Mallory Lewkowicz went for three points while her teammate Emily Sipple served away from her career 100th goal coming in. teammate Ryan Crossin,who also scored 36 goals in a 7-0 win over Abington Heights and nine aces in a match against GAR.Wyoming Coach’s corner: “She’s an excellent forward,” against Nanticoke Area. Chase Makowski went Crestwood’s Elizabeth Dessoye scored three Area didn’t come away with victory, but Aubrey Pittston Area coach Nicole Tieso said.“She’s 2-under 34 against MMI and hit par 36 against of the team’s five goals in a shutout of Wyoming Hiedacavage kept the Warriors competitive. She also a leader on the field. She’s not selfish, she Sem.And Alex Rowan and Mike Bowland Area. … Kyle Gregaris of Crestwood did them had 25 assists in a loss to Nanticoke Area and distributes the ball very well. She has speed and both finished at par 36 against MMI and Sem, one better on the boys soccer field, scoring four added 20 more, along with five digs, in a defeat Fred Adams|For The Times Leader she’s a great ballhandler. She’s just an all-around respectively. … Crestwood running back Frank goals in a victory over Meyers.Tunkhannock’s to Tunkhannock. … Coughlin’s Dana Schneider Athlete of the Week Allie Barber of Pittston good player. She knew she only had four to go Aigeldinger led a big weekend for high school Aiden Cronin and Berwick’s Joshua Maron was a two-time winner on the tennis court at Area girls soccer, scored four goals including (for her 100th goal).To me, it was even more of a football’s ground attack, rushing for 323 yards on both had a three-goal game during the week.And No. 1 singles, posting a 6-0, 6-2 victory against milestone for her to hit it in her junior year.” 21 carries and scoring on touchdown runs of 9, while Holy Redeemer’s Ian McGrane didn’t score Berwick and a 6-2, 6-2 sweep against Wyoming her career 100th for the Patriots last week. Did you know? When she’s not scooting around 3, 61 and 65 yards in a victory over Pittston Area. any goals, he didn’t allow any, either.The keeper Area. Crestwood’s Kristi Bowman had a pair of while winning from the top singles spot against the soccer field, Barber can be found on a fast- Northwest’s Austin Mazonkey was nearly as made 14 saves in a 1-0 shutout of Wyoming Area. singles sweeps, including a 6-1, 6-0 victory against Holy Redeemer. break for Pittston Area’s girls basketball team impressive, rushing for 200 yards on 11 carries … Holy Redeemer’s Lydia Lawson had five goals Tunkhannock. - Paul Sokoloski or running full-speed for the Patriots’ track and and scoring on 64- and 45-yard touchdown runs and an assist against Wyoming Area,while her And MMI’s Stephanie Pudish lost just one game

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The Times Leader staff Northwest 3, Tunkhannock 1 Crestwood 4, Wyoming Valley West 0 Crestwood 13—4 Wyoming ValleyWest0 0—0 First half — 1.CRE Casey Cole,:36; Second half — 2. CRE Ashleigh Thomas,24:30; 3. Tied 1-1 at halftime, the Rangers scored two The Comets had scores from four different CREMarissa Surdy (Elizabeth Dessoye), 8:22; 4. CRE Hunter Pittman (Maury Cronauer), WEST PITTSTON — Vanessa Parsons goals in the second half to get the victory. players to earn the win over the Spartans. 7:59. scored a pair of first-half goals to lead Dallas Tori Reinard, Angel Rollo and Olivia Magni Northwest 3, Tunkhannock 1 Shots — CRE 14; WVW 3. Saves — CRE 2 (Unavailable); WVW 13 (Alicia Moore). Pen- Northwest 12—1 alty corners — CRE 12; WVW 3. to a 2-0 victory over Wyoming Area on Monday all scored one goal apiece for Northwest. Tunhannock 10—1 Dallas 2, Wyoming Area 0 First half — 1. NW Tori Reinard, 23:09; 2. TUNK HaleyToczko (Marley Mason), 18:43 Dallas 20—2 in Wyoming Valley Conference field hockey Haley Toczko scored the only goal for Second half —3. NWAngel Rollo (Michaela Weber), 16:24; 4. NW Olivia Magni, 13:36 Wyoming Area 00—0 action. Tunkhannock. Shots — NW 9; TUNK 6. Saves — NW 4 (Olivia Pieztrak); TUNK 7 (Mary Sickler, Dana First half — 1. DALVanessa Parsons, 20:13; 2. Parsons, 11:58. Second half — No Kuffa). Penalty corners — NW 5; TUNK 6. Scoring. Both of Parsons goals were unassisted while Coughlin 5, Honesdale 2 Lackawanna Trail 5, Abington Heights 1 Shots — DAL 5; WA 6. Saves — DAL 7 (Lily Amadio); WA 3 (Christina Granteed). Pen- Dallas keeper Lily Amadio earned the shutout. Abington Heights01—1 alty corners — DAL 6; WA 5. Lackawanna Trail 23—5 Holy Redeemer 6, Delaware Valley 0 Wyoming Area goalie Christina Granteed Katie Lukashewski had one goal and two First half — 1. LT,Madison Lee (Daria Lewandowski), 14:53; 2. LT,Jordan Laytos 10:26. Delaware Valley00—0 made three saves. assists while Carissa Gabriele had one goal and Second half — 1. LT, Lewandowski 20:56; 2. LT,Lewandowski (Lee) 17:24; 3. LT, Nicole Holy Redeemer 24—6 Rosa 12:11; 4. AH, Mallory McCoy 4:16 First half — 1. HR Jen Ringsdorf (Greta Ell), 24:59; 2. Ell, 15:47; Second half — 3. Ell, one assist in the Coughlin win. Shots — AH 10, LT 13. Saves — AH 6 (Clare Notarriani); LT 6 (Kerrigan Buck 4, Sarah Lackawanna Trail 5, Abington Heights 1 21:46; 4. Ell (Audrey Savada), 15:23; 5. HR Melanie Kusakavitch (Mallory Kusakavitch), Weisenfluh 2). Penalty corners — AH 6, LT 11. Megan and Allison Novak combined for 13 7:00; 6. Mallory Kusacavitch, 1:23 Coughlin 5, Honesdale 2 Daria Lewandowski scored twice and assist- saves in the net for the Crusaders. Coughlin 23—5 Shots — DV 4; HR 20. Saves — DV 4 (Alyssa Detadua); HR 4 (Holly Slowick). Penalty Honesdale 02—2 corners — DV 2; HR 8. ed on another to lead the Lions to victory. Hazleton Area 3, Wallenpaupack 0 First half — 1. COU Kelsey Gabriele (Katie Lukashewski), 21:29; 2. COU Kyra Castano, Hazleton Area 3, Wallenpaupack 0 6:30. Second half — 3. HON Janie Murphy (Jamie Rosencranse), 29:28; 4. COU Brigid Wallenpaupack 00—0 Holy Redeemer 6, Delaware Valley 0 Wood (Katie Colleran), 27:53; 5. COU Krya Wozniak (Lukashewski), 26:34; 6. HON Clayre Hazleton Area 21—3 Behind one goal each from Maddison Reed, Smith (Murphy), 17:34; 7. Lukashewski (Gabriele), 12:36 First half — 1. HAZ Selena Garzio, 16:43; 2. HAZ Madison Reed (Gabrielle Ator), 16:13; Greta Ell scored three goals and had one Selena Garzio and Kara Sanford Hazleton Area Shots — COU 18; HON 15. Saves — COU 13 (Megan Novak, Allison Novak); HON 13 Second half — 3. HAZ Kara Sanford, 19:27 (Mackenzie Jakckson,Warron Oldham). Penalty corners — COU 7; HON 7. Shots — WAL 2; HAZ 21. Saves — WAL 10 (Unavailable); HAZ 2 (Kaitlyn McHugh). assists in the Royals win. earned the win. Crestwood 4, Wyoming Valley West 0 Penalty corners — WAL 1; HAZ 9. Double Warriors get a big zeroes assist from Hanover Area, Hiedacavage Wyoming Area The Times Leader staff battle to double-OT Behind 23 assists from Audrey Hiedacavage made boys soccer tie 23 assists over three games and Wyoming Area earned The Times Leader staff a sweep over rival Pittston Area, 25-20, 25-8, 25-21 in Hanover Area and a high school girls volley- Wyoming Area battled to a ball match played Monday. scoreless duel through two Jess Sorick made a team- halves and two overtimes high eight kills and added before ending in a 0-0 tie four blocks in the victory, Monday in a Wyoming while her Warriors team- Valley Conference Division mate Nicole Wright con- III boys soccer standstill. tributed seven kills and Josh Gagliardi made 22 served six points in the saves in the net for Hanover victory. Area, while Aaron Carter Wyoming ValleyWest 3, made 16 for Wyoming Area. Dallas 1 Coughlin 3, Tunkhannock 1 The Spartans won by With a 3-0 halftime lead, scores of 25-11, 25-17, the Crusaders surrendered 16-25 and 25-19. only one point in the second Erin Muldoon led the half to defeat the Tigers. Mountaineers’ effort with Sam Sebia had one goal 13 digs. and one assist in the win. Hazleton Area 3, MMI Wyoming Seminary 4, Prep Hazleton Area 1 The Cougars won by scores of Behind three first 25-21, 25-16, 25-18. half goals from Andriy Kristen Purcell had 16 Molchanov Wyoming digs while Emily Bogansky Seminary defeated Fred Adams | For The Times Leader Pittston Area’s Sara Ruby sets to score as teammate Allie Barber,who set up the tally, and Crestwood Keeper Meg White look on. had 8 kills in the Preppers Hazleton. effort. Andrew Drewchin contributed with two assists Meyers 3, Coughlin 1 and one goal. Patriots hold off Comets for one-goalwin Joselyn Mondragon and Crestwood 5, Pittston Area 1 Gina Strillacci recorded 13 assists each as Meyers won John Andrews found JAY MONAHAN play Pittston Area. They always bring a nice team Brianna Floryshak recorded two goals and two by scores of 25-14, 24-26, the back of the net twice 25-14, 25-16. and added an assist for For The Times Leader to the table.” assists in the Bulldogs shutout victory. White made a series of saves in the closing min- Amanda O’Kane contributed one goal and two Nykia Taylor led the Comets, while Matt Coughlin with five kills. Wimpfheimer, Sam WRIGHT TWP. — Just like that, with a stroke utes, including diving stops in the 73rd and 77th assists. Skonieczki and Kyle of genius and a little bit of bad luck, Pittston minutes, to keep Crestwood in contention. She Lake-Lehman 9, Hanover Area 0 HIGH SCHOOL GOLF Gregaris also scored. Area’s two-goal lead quickly became erased. Two finished the game with 12 saves. Coughlin 165, Pittston Area Jordan Consagra scored Crestwood goals in a matter of 37 seconds created After Pittston Area owned a two-goal lead for Shoshana Mahoney scored four goals and Julia 189 for the Patriots off a pass a whirlwind of problems for the Patriots going into the majority of the first half, the Termini sisters Hutsko added two more as the Black Knights rout- halftime. added extra flair to even the score. Gabby Termini ed Hanover Area. Dalton Lentini and Alex from Matt Tavaglione. Anderson each shot a 39 Coughlin 3, Tunkhannock 1 Fortunately for the Patriots, it still had more kicked a grounder that bounced right through Kaylee Hillard added three assists and a goal. Coughlin 30—3 Pittston Area 4, Crestwood 3 and earned co-medalist Tunkhannock 01—1offense left in its tank in a chilly Monday night the hands of the Pittston Area goalkeeper to give Pittston Area 22—4 First half — 1. COU Henry Sanchez (Sam game in Wright Township. Pittston Area scored the Comets their first life. Moments later, Olivia Crestwood 21—3 honors for Coughlin. Sebia), 1:00; 2. Sebia (PK), 8:00; 3. COU Travis First half — 1. PA Sara Ruby (Allie Barber), 5th minute; 2. PA Ruby (Barber), 21st; Tyler Mooney shot a 44 Keil, 37:00; Second half — 4.TUNK Brian Ly (PK), two goals and held off another late rally to post a Termini arced a ball from 35 yards beyond the 3. CRE GabbyTermini (Olivia Termini), 35th; 4. CRE O. Termini, 36th. Second half — 5. 53:00 4-3 victory over the Comets. keeper’s vertical leap to go into the break at 2-2. PA Madison Mimnaugh, 48th; 6. PA Barber 68th; 7. CRE G. Termini (Lexi Gaetano), in the effort for Pittston Shots — COU 17; TUNK 7. Saves — COU 5 71st. (Steve Johnson); TUNK 11 (Zac Daniels). Corner “They were resilient,” Pittston Area coach “It was great,” Kile said. “We always tell them, Shots — PA 15; CRE 13. Saves — PA 9 (Mindina Lieback); CRE 12 (Meg White). Area. kicks — COU 5; TUNK 2. Nicole Tieso said. “It was exciting. I couldn’t be the best time to score a goal is right after another Corner kicks — PA 5; CRE 4. Crestwood 5, Pittston Area 1 Berwick 10,Wyoming Area 0 MMI Prep 189, Hanover Area Crestwood 50—5happier with them as a team.” goal. So we tell them to work hard for a minute, Berwick 55—10 Pittston Area 10—1 Wyoming Area 00—0 192 First half — 1. CRE, Matt Wimpfheimer, 1st Pittston Area’s Madison Mimnaugh scored the work hard for two minutes.” First half — 1. BER Abby Kemp (Brianna Florshak), 20:25 2. BER Gabby Kish- minute; 2. CRE, John Andrews 5th; 3. PA,Jordan go-ahead goal in the 48th minute when she han- Gabby Termini finished with two goals, while baugh (Florshak), 11:50; 3. BER Kishbaugh (Emily Wynings), 5:35; 4. BER Amanda MMI Prep defeated Consagra (Matt Tavaglione) 7th; 4. Andrew (pen- O’Kane, 1:32; 5. BER Carly Montecalvo (Wynings); :34; Second half — 6. BER Karen alty kick) 36th; 5. CRE, Sam Skonieczki 37th; 6. dled an Allie Barber corner kick and blasted it into her sister Olivia added three points off a goal Boone (O’Kane), 39:03; 7. BER Kishbaugh (O’Kane), 29:18; 8. BER Florshak (Kemp), Hanover Area behind Sam CRE, Kyle Gregaris (Andrews) 38th. the net. The Patriots received a cushion to its lead and an assist.Sara Ruby scored the Patriots’ first 26:18; 9. BER Florshak (PK), 25:05; 10. BER Paige Superko (Priscilla Mitchell), 15:30. Harmon, who shot a 39 in Shots — CRE 23; PIT 6. Saves — CRE 4 Shots — BER 29; WA 0. Saves — BER 0 (Allison Rinehimer); TUN 11 (Caitlin (Lance Lysack); PIT 16 (Zack McKitish). Corner in the 68th minute when the speedy Barber caught two goals. Barber tallied a goal and two assists. Butchko). Corners kicks — BER 4; WA 0. the win. kicks — CRE 9; PIT 0. Lake-Lehman 9, Hanover Area 0 The Hawkeyes were led Hanover Area 0, Wyoming Area 0, 2OT wave of a long pass from 65 yards out. Barber Mindina Lieback made nine saves for the victory. Hanover Area 00—0 Hanover Area 00 0 skirted around Comet defenders and goalkeeper Lake-Lehman 54—9 by Matt Kuhl and Fred 0— 0 Coughlin 4, Tunkhannock 1 First half — 1.LL,Shoshana Mahoney (Kaylee Hillard),37:43; 1.LL,Mahoney (Em- Wyoming Area 00 0 Meg White to supply Pittston Area with a 4-2 lead. ily Sutton), 31:27; 3. LL, Mahoney (Sutton), 20:26; 4. LL,Julia Hutsko (Hillard), 16:04; Schiel Jr., who each shot 0— 0 “I told them (at halftime) that they had to tight- The Crusaders were led by two goals and one 5. LL, Hillard (Aleaha Blazick), 1:07; Second half — 6. LL, Hustko (Mahoney), 38:21; a 41. First half — No Scoring. Second half — No 7. LL, Mahoney (Hillard), 33:39; 8. LL, Ashley Brubakerr (Kendyl MacLean), 13:32; 9. Scoring. Overtime — No Scoring. Double Over- en it up on defense,” Tieso said. “We didn’t give assist from Emma Sukowaski in the win. LL, Sutton, 4:28. Shots — HAN 7; LL 24. Saves — HAN 16 (Kim Pericci); LL 7 (Kaylee Kishbaugh). Wyoming ValleyWest 187, time — No Scoring Corner kicks — HAN 0; LL 8. Shots — HAN 16; WA 21. Saves—HAN 21 them the outside shot because they have some Traci Kromko made 26 saves in the net in the Coughlin 4, Tunkhannock 1 Hazleton Area 196 (Josh Gagliardi); WA 16 (Aaron Carter). Corner excellent outside shooters. Fortunately, we were Tigers’ effort. Coughlin 31—4 kicks — HAN 4; WA 7. Tunkhannock 10—1 Wyoming Seminary 5, Hazleton Area 1 able to connect offensively and hold it out.” Leanne Dellarte earned Wyoming Seminary 2, Meyers 0 First half — 1. COU Bre Georgette (Nora Fazzi), 25:41; 2. COU Mary Tona (Emma Hazleton Area 01—0 Crestwood threatened late, Gabby Termini Sukowaski), 23:15; 3. TUNK Cheyenne Brown, 23:07; Second half — 4. COU Su- co-medalist honors with Wyoming Seminary41—5 kowaski (Hailee Dumont), 29:42; 5. COU Sukowaski (Megan Lercara), 1:57 First half — 1. SEM Andriy Molchanov (Mal- made the best of a long feed from Lexi Gaetano in After a 1-0 halftime lead, the Blue Knights Shots — COU 34; TUNK 3. Saves — COU 2 (Paige Davis,Jasmine Baretto); TUNK a 44 to help the Spartans colm Lumina), 13:00; 2. Malchanov(Andrew the 71st to put the Comets back to within a goal added one more goal to conserve the clean sheet. 26 (Traci Komko). Corner kicks — COU 6; TUNK 0. earn the victory. Drewchin), 25:00; 3. Malchanov (Drewchin), Wyoming Seminary 2, Meyers 0 34:00; 4. Drewchin (Jonathan Roberge), 36:00; at 4-3. Bethany Carpenter and Nicole Wert each scored Wyoming Seminary11—2 Matt Kuhl earned co- Second half — 6. HAZ Phil Veet,64:00; 7. SEM “They didn’t give up, and that’s what I’ve always one goal. Meyers 00—0 Diedrick Reitsma, 78:00. First half — 1.SEM Bethany Carpenter, 21:58; Second half — 2.SEM NicoleWert, medalist honors for the Shots — HAZ 3; SEM 11. Saves — HAZ 3 (Ca- appreciated,” Crestwood coach Russell Kile said. Berwick 10,Wyoming Area 0 20:21. Cougars with a 44. leb Ancharski); SEM 2 (Will Kozar) Corner kicks “We had a couple of bad breaks. It’s always nice to Shots — SEM 11; MEY 13. Saves — SEM 13 (Victoria Morrison); MEY 9 (Sarah — HAZ 4; SEM 10. McCann). Corner kicks — SEM 11; MEY 13. Tunkhannock 176, Berwick 193 Tunkhannock defeated Tracy cards a 79 to finish fourth atAnthracite Golf Championships the Bulldogs behind medalist Sean Soltysiak’s score of 41. The Times Leader staff was the Colonels’ top finisher HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL Trudi Casier 14 service points, 4 aces, 4 digs; Gavyn Giga WVW (187) — Leanne Dellarte 44 (co-medalist), Tim Hazleton Area 3, MMI Prep 0 13 kills, 9 blocks. Walters 46, Derrick Heffelfinger 46, Dan Miller 51. Ty Morzilla and Matt with an 87. Hazleton Area 25 25 25 DAL: Olivia Musto 4 kills, 2 blocks, 2 assists, 13 digs, 5 ser- Coughlin 165, Pittston Area 189 Dalo led the Berwick effort MMI Prep 21 16 18 vice points; Erin Muldoon 3 kills, 15 digs, 2 service points. at Fox Hill, par 35 King’s Ryan Tracy placed COLLEGE WOMEN’S SOCCER HAZ: Unavailable. Meyers 3, Coughlin 1 PIT (189) — Tyler Mooney 44,Tylrt Mullen 46, Broau- by each shooting a 44. fourth with a 79 in a battle of MMI: Kristen Purcell 7 service points, 1 ace, 16 digs, 1 Meyers 25 24 25 25 lio Garcia 49,Tyler McGarry 50 Misericordia 6, Marywood 0 assist, 7 kills; Emily Bogansky8service points, 2 aces, 10 Coughlin 15 26 14 17 COU (165) — Dalton Lentini 39,AlexAnderson 39, HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS Northeastern Pennsylvania digs, 2 assists, 2 kills. MEY: Gina Strillacci 13 service points, 4 aces, 5 digs; Ryan Keyes 43, Corey Hauser 44 Lake-Lehman 3, Tunkhannock 0 Salimah Biggs 6 service points, 8 assits, 3 kills; Joselyn Tunhkannock 176, Berwick 193 MMI Prep 4, Wyoming Valley teams at the Anthracite Golf The Cougars held the Lake-Lehman 25 25 25 00 Mondragon 13 service points, 3 assists, 2 kills. at Berwick Golf Course par 36 Championships at the Par 71 Pacers to three shots on goal. Tunkhannock 22 22 14 00 COU: Nykia Taylor 3 digs, 5 kills, 4 assists, 2 aces, 6 TUNK (176) — Sean Soltysiak 41,Zach Faux 42, Brett West 1 LL: Unavailable. service points; Liz Ellsworth 2 digs, 3 kills, 1 block, 1 as- Soltysiak 45,Jimmy Lyons 48 Glenmaura National Golf Club. Misericordia received two TUNK: Unavailable. sist, 1 ace, 3 service points. BER (193) — Ty Morzilla 44, Matt Dalo 44, Ryan MMI Prep went 2-0 in The Monarchs finished fourth goals from Emily Esposito and Wyoming Area 3, Pittston Area 0 Stashko 50,Tyler Evans 55 Wyoming Area 25 25 25 HIGH SCHOOL GOLF doubles competition and (342) ahead of Misericordia Meghan Antrim. Pittston Area 20 821 MMI Prep 189, Hanover Area 192 HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS WA: Audrey Hiedacavage 23 assists, 2 aces 4 service at VCC, par 35 MMI Prep 4, Wyoming ValleyWest 1 took two of three singles (353, fifth) and Wilkes (383, Alyssa Mocion contributed points; Nicole Wright 7 kills, 6 sp, 2 blocks; Jess Sorick 8 HAN (192) — Matt Kuhl 41, Fred Schiel Jr 41, Mike SINGLES — Stephanie Pudish (MMI) d. Laura Monto matches to earn the win. sixth). three points with a goal and an kills 4 blocks 5 aces Steve 54, Shelby Monk 56. 6-1, 6-0; Emily Coslett (WVW) d. Gaby Becker 7-5, 6-4; PIT: Unavailable. MMI (189) — Sam Harmon 39, Charlie Karchner 46, Claire Sheen (MMI) d. Alyssa Stelmack 6-1; 6-0 Emily Coslett was the Misericordia’s Josh assist. Maureen Ciccosanti and Wyoming ValleyWest 4, Dallas 1 Devan McCarrie 50, Emily Morrison 54. DOUBLES — Jessica Smith/KelsyDonaldson (MMI) lone winner in singles for Green finished in the top ten Kelly Mott contributed to the Wyoming ValleyWest25251625 Wyoming ValleyWest 187, Hazleton Area 196 d. Ryley Phillips/Mariah Carey 6-0, 6-3; Soprina Guar- Dallas 11 17 25 19 at Irem, par 36 neri/Chiara Demilfi (MMI) d. Madison Matello/Morgan the Spartans. with an 83. Dalton Milam clean sheet. WVW: Alexa Vargo 14 service points, 6 aces, 2 digs, HAZ (196) — Rich Gawel 44(co-medalist), Jeran McIntyre 6-3, 6-1 Triano 48,Adam Grula 51, Brad Everet 53. PAGE 6B Tuesday, September 17, 2013 SPORTS www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER ZachJohnson rallies towin BMWChampionship

DOUG FERGUSON endured another dose of birdies on the back nine, after missing a short par AP Golf Writer final-round disappoint- atoned for a bogey on No. putt on the opening hole. ment. Furyk, who had a 16 with a birdie on the He closed with a 71 and LAKE FOREST, Ill. — one-shot lead, has failed 17th, and then saved par tied for 11th, seven shots Zach Johnson is having a to win the last six times from a bunker on the 18th behind. September to remember, he had at least a share of hole for a 66 to tie for “It was not a very good and there’s still one very the lead going into the last fourth. That moved him putting week,” Woods big week to go. round. He holed a 12-foot up to No. 29 to get him said, who was coming off In one tournament, he birdie putt at No. 10 to into East Lake. a tie for 65th on the TPC made a 25-foot birdie putt build a two-shot lead, but Watney was at No. 34, Boston. “It’s just one of on his final hole to earn the played the last eight holes and he went from playing those weeks where I just last spot on the Presidents in 2-over and wound up his way into the top 30 to didn’t have it.” Cup team. In the next one, with a 71 to finish alone nearly winning the tour- Henrik Stenson, a win- Johnson made a bunch in third. nament. ner in Boston and angry of big putts in the final Furyk had to settle for Watney closed with a 64 enough in Chicago that round of the rain-delayed slice of history Friday as and was tied for the lead he snapped off the head of BMW Championship for a the sixth player in PGA until Johnson made an his driver during the final 6-under 65 for a two-shot Tour history with a 59. 18-foot birdie putt out of round, will be the No. 2 victory over Nick Watney. Only three players in that the first cut on the 16th seed at East Lake, fol- Next up? exclusive club went on to hole, and a 12-footer for lowed by Masters cham- His win Monday at win — Al Geiberger is the birdie on the next hole. pion Adam Scott, Johnson Conway Farms gave only player to win when “The guys ahead of me and Matt Kuchar. Johnson the No. 4 the 59 was not in the final were ahead of me for a Steve Stricker, who seed going into Tour round. reason — they’ve been played in the final group Championship, giving “I don’t know if I used playing well all year,” with Johnson, was one AP photo him a clear shot at the them all up on Friday Watney said. “Luckily for shot off the lead when Zach Johnson flicks a bug away from his putting line on the 13 hole during the final round of the BMW FedEx Cup and its $10 and knocked them all in me, I kind of pulled every- he started the back nine Championship at Conway Farms Golf Club, Monday in Lake Forest, Ill. million prize. or what, but I just wasn’t thing together.” bogey-double bogey. He “It’s hard to grasp the able to get the putts to The FedEx Cup points closed with a 72, a round That cost him a spot in went back out Monday skipping the opening last two weeks of golf,” go,” Furyk said. will be reset, meaning the that cost him one of the the top 30. morning to No. 8 to play FedEx Cup playoff event Johnson said. “It’s not Johnson wasn’t the only top five only have to win top five seeds. Harris English was at his third shot on the par to attend his brother’s like you have to win every player who felt like a win- the Tour Championship to Furyk had company in No. 28 and might have 5. He wound up with a wedding. week to win that FedEx ner Monday. capture the cup. his misery. caught the worst break of double bogey, never found He was at No. 27 before Cup. Yo u’ve just got to win Luke Donald, a mem- Tiger Woods will be Matt Jones of Australia them all. momentum and fell out of he arrived for the BMW at the right times, or play ber at Conway Farms, was the No. 1 seed, though had a chance to get to the In a driving rain Sunday, the top 30 by two shots. Championship and start- well at the right times. No. 54 in the FedEx Cup he doesn’t go there with Tour Championship — he lost the grip on his tee Lee Westwood also ed the week just wanting And I like the momentum and was on the verge of much momentum. Woods which, in effect, would shot and pulled it into fell out of the Tour to make sure he was in I have for next week.” being left out of the top 30 started the final round in have put him in the four grass so thick the ball was Championship with a Atlanta. He did that and Johnson’s 10th career players who advanced to cool, breezy conditions majors next year — but never found. The horn poor week. more, giving him 10 wins win came at the expense the Tour Championship. just four shots behind his 8-foot birdie putt on to stop play sounded a Johnson put his post- in his 10 years on the PGA of Jim Furyk, who He ran off four straight and was never a factor the last hole hit the lip. minute later, and English season in jeopardy by Tour. Nasty weather plaguing NFL Montoya leaving NASCAR

BARRY WILNER AP Pro Football Writer to head backto IndyCar Nasty weather often plagues the NFL. Everyone knows about the Lambeau tundra or the whipping winter winds off Lake Erie in Cleveland. JENNA FRYER nity and a great chance NASCAR races as part of But for Mother Nature to wreak AP Auto Racing Writer with Penske. We’re going the deal. havoc with games in September? That to be competitors and I’m “My No. 1 choice was doesn’t bode well for the rest of the CHARLOTTE, N.C. — looking forward to the going to be in a winning season. With a chance to start challenge.” car. I really wanted to be Already, three games, including two over and maybe drive Ganassi decided in in a winning car,” he said. in prime time, have been disrupted in any series he wanted, August not to bring “It came down to I wanted by weather issues, mostly lightning. Juan Pablo Montoya Montoya back next year to race for Roger. In a way Kickoff for the Ravens-Broncos opener thought long and hard to his NASCAR program. it’s always been one of my to the season on Sept. 5 in Denver was about what mattered most It put the Colombian on dreams to be able to be delayed for 33 minutes. On Sunday, at this stage of his career. the free agent market, part of his organization. New Orleans’ visit to Tampa Bay was The answer was simple: and even though Ganassi Being here, it’s unbeliev- interrupted for 69 minutes. And the Winning. has said he’d not ruled able. I’m so excited. I’m showcase matchup of San Francisco at So when a team owner out using Montoya in his like a 5-year-old kid right Seattle went through a one-hour delay AP photo synonymous with win- other programs, Montoya now.” in the first quarter Sunday night. New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton, right, leaves the field after lightning forced ning put an offer in front considered everything. Some could also consid- Hardly ideal — for the teams, the a weather delay during the first half of Sunday’s game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of him, Montoya snapped He spoke with Michael er the move a big piece of fans, or the folks watching on TV. But in Tampa, Fla. at the opportunity. He’ll Andretti about an IndyCar gamesmanship in the rac- necessary. leave NASCAR behind for ride, and Furniture Row ing rivalry that spans two “We knew ahead of time we would within 5 miles, meteorologists try to ing for a lengthy break, but then need a return to open-wheel to Racing about replacing series between Ganassi have weather sometime during the predict its path toward the stadium. to fire up their engines again. drive for Roger Penske — Kurt Busch at the end and Penske. Castroneves game, early in the game,” said Mike “Last night, it was tracking to come “I’ve never had a rain delay, ever, the IndyCar Series rival of the NASCAR sea- and Ganassi driver Scott Kensil, the league’s vice president of right over the stadium,” Kensil added. in football,” Saints safety Malcolm of Montoya’s longtime son. There were calls to Dixon are currently game operations who was in Seattle on “We knew within a mile and a half of Jenkins said. “It was kind of one of boss, Chip Ganassi. Europe, and a new rumor locked in a fierce battle Sunday. “We have a security meeting the stadium we would have to clear those things, you don’t want to do too “He’s very excited about a possible test with for the title, and the com- at 100 minutes (before kickoff), at 90 the field. As we were clearing the field, much and wear yourself out. We sat for me,” Montoya said Lotus in Formula One. petition has heated up minutes a meeting with the TV teams, we had a bolt of lightning somewhere around a little bit and once they gave Monday after texting Then came discussions over the last two races as and we go through the scenarios in (nearby).” us that 10-minute warning (to return with Ganassi, who is in with Penske and all bets Dixon has been involved case there is weather. Scoreboard messages, public to the field), we started to warm up Europe. “Something that were off with the other in incidents with Power “We go through our meteorological address system announcements and again and go over some last minute we have with Chip is that teams. Montoya will team and the Penske organiza- services and the services the stadium word of mouth all are used to clear a checks and started over. we’re very good friends. next season with current tion. uses. Safety is paramount.” stadium. Fans generally are sent into “We did the same pregame ritual We have a lot of respect IndyCar points leader “He’s a great driver Lightning is the biggest worry the covered corridors or even into that we usually do, we just restarted for each other. He had to Helio Castroneves and and deserves a great because it’s so unpredictable and dan- lounges until the storm clears the area. the whole process.” make a decision this year Will Power while driving drive,” Ganassi told The gerous, Kensil said. The NFL and sta- It’s an awkward process for the Seahawks quarterback Russell to go in a different direc- for Penske, winner of 15 Associated Press. “He dium authorities track any storm that players. Already in the midst of heavy Wilson took a shower during the inter- tion. I had to do the same Indianapolis 500s. He will have that there at includes lightning, and when it gets action, they not only have to stop play- ruption. thing. I had an opportu- could also drive in some Penske Racing.” Earnhardt, Logano have some real chasing to do

JIM LITKE than 16th. series champion Brad to ninth in what was AP Sports Writer “I am pretty angry,” Keselowski. “It’s a bum- then a 10-driver quali- Logano said. “That was mer to have it in the fying field; Logano and JOLIET, Ill. — If the such a fast race car we Chase when you are run- Earnhardt will head to plan was to spot the had.” ning for a championship. the next Chase occupy- competition a lead, Logano qualified I feel like Chicago was ing the last two spots in Dale Earnhardt Jr. and for the Chase for the one of those tracks we the 13-driver field. Joey Logano have their first time this year, could win at. Everyone Earnhardt moves to rivals right where they and was embroiled in was doing the right the next race in New want them. Both got off the scandal-plagued thing. … It just wasn’t Hampshire ranked to a miserable start in race at Richmond last our day I guess.” 13th, 53 points behind the opening race of the weekend. After a wide- Earnhardt felt the leader Matt Kenseth, Chase for the Sprint Cup ranging investigation, same way. He got caught who won the opener at championship. NASCAR officials pun- in a slow-speed pile-up Chicagoland. Logano is Logano, the pole- ished Michael Waltrip on pit road, damaged 12th, 52 points back sitter, was forced to Racing for its role in the nose of his car and “Everyone did a good drop out of Sunday’s manipulating the race. struggled to keep the job. That is what we rain-delayed race at Additionally, Logano’s front end together the have to hold our heads Chicagoland Speedway Penske Racing team rest of the race. up about,” Logano said. when his engine quit was placed on probation “We were going to “It is a tough break for with 91 laps remaining. Friday for its role in bar- get that patched up and this team. We are strong. He finished 37th. gaining for track posi- maybe be able to make We have battled through Some 50 laps later, tion at Richmond to get something out of it,” a lot of adversity this Earnhardt wound up fol- Logano in the Chase. Earnhardt said. “But year and we will keep lowing Logano onto pit At least Logano’s prob- something broke there doing it.” road with a race-ending lems on this night were in the motor. It’s tough.” Earnhardt was not problem of his own. He limited to the track. He The question going quite as optimistic. settled for 35th. had gone to pit road forward becomes wheth- “We have some pretty They were the only once before his exit, er either man can make tough competition in the two in the 13-driver complaining of cylinder up the deficit. Chase,” he said. “The Chase qualifying field problems with his Ford. Five-time champion average finish is going not to finish the first “Unfortunately the Jimmie Johnson finished to be inside the top 10 of NASCAR’s 10-race, motor blew up. Yo u have 39th in the 2006 playoff to win the champion- AP photo season-ending playoff these every once in a opener and came back to ship. So you can do the Joey Logano (22) listens to his crew before the NASCAR Sprint Cup series auto race at Chicagoland series. None of the other while,” said Logano, win the title. numbers, you can do the Speedway in Joliet, Ill. on Sunday. drivers finished worse teammate of defending But he only dropped math.” THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com COLLEGE FOOTBALL Tuesday, September 17, 2013 PAGE 7B NCAAwon’t budge on paying college athletes

NANCY ARMOUR athletics a billion-dollar busi- from collegiate athletics. One magazine put him on the lars in compensation. “The most valuable (tele- ion while still maintaining AP National Writer ness. of the guiding principles (of cover along with the head- “(There’s) enormous ten- vision) products are things the student-athlete, is at the “One thing that sets the the NCAA) has been that line “It’s Time to Pay College sion right now that’s growing you have to watch in real core of all of this.” One way MILWAUKEE — The fundamental tone is there’s this is about students who Athletes.” Oklahoma State is between the collegiate model time, and that’s sports and to address that would be by structure of the NCAA could very few members and, virtu- play sports.” investigating whether rules and the commercial model,” ‘Dancing with the Stars,’” allowing athletes to turn pro look very different by this ally no university president, Emmert and the NCAA were broken after a series said Emmert, who spoke as he added. “So we’re seeing straight out of high school, time next year as members that thinks it’s a good idea to have had a turbulent year, of Sports Illustrated stories part of Marquette’s “On the an explosion in the value of Emmert said, something try to resolve the growing convert student-athletes into with money the source for that alleged cash payments Issues” forum. “And, by the sports media properties and the NBA and NFL don’t disparity between big-mon- paid employees. Literally most of the discontent. After to players and academic mis- way, this is nothing new. that’s injected a lot of rev- allow. Other professions ey schools and smaller insti- into professionals,” NCAA Heisman Trophy winner conduct. This tension has been going enue into sports. … That’s don’t impose an “artiﬁcial tutions. President Mark Emmert Johnny Manziel was inves- The NCAA is also facing on forever and ever. It has led to a lot of the discus- juncture,” he said, noting What won’t change, how- said Monday at Marquette tigated for allegedly receiv- an antitrust lawsuit from gotten greater now because sion. This whole notion of, that ballet dancers don’t ever, is the amateur status of University. “Then you have ing money for autographs former players who believe the magnitude of dollars has ﬁrst and foremost, treating have to take a detour to col- the players who make college something very different — he was cleared — Time they’re owed millions of dol- gotten really, really large. student-athletes in fair fash- lege before joining a troupe. Clowney dealing with fame, pain

PETE IACOBELLI eye-popping stats this season after his AP Sports Writer helmet-flying hit on Michigan’s Vincent Smith last New Ye ar’s Day became the COLUMBIA, S.C. — Jadeveon talk of college football. Clowney’s happy to get a rest with No. In week one, TV cameras caught 12 South Carolina starting a week off — Clowney breathing heavy as North both for his aching right foot and from the Carolina’s high-speed offense played away spotlight that follows him around. from him. Clowney, who said he was deal- The Gamecocks All-American defen- ing a stomach virus, had three-tackles and sive end wears a walking boot to protect no sacks in South Carolina’s 27-10 victory. a recurrence of bone spurs in his foot, an Clowney was kept in check a week later injury he’s dealt with since high school. at Georgia in a 41-30 loss to the Bulldogs, Clowney’s had all aspects of his game ana- although he did get his first sack of the lyzed this season and has been criticized season. The lasting image of that contest AP photo for his conditioning even though oppo- was Clowney breaking through the line Vanderbilt running back WesleyTate (24) nents have been running away from what- and Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray crosses the goal line for a touchdown ever side the 6-foot-6, 274-pound lineman heaving a long pass down field that Justin in front of South Carolina defensive end lines up on. Scott-Wesley caught for an 85-yard touch- Jadeveon Clowney, right,during the sec- Although he’s picked up sacks in his down. ond half of Saturday’s game in Columbia, S.C. AP photo past two games, it hasn’t been the start “Very frustrating,” Clowney said after Alabama head coach Nick Saban reacts on the sideline during the second quarter Saturday’s game many expected from Clowney, considered the game. “I told the coaches you got to as it held Vanderbilt to under 300 yards against Texas A&M in College Station, Texas. the game’s top player throughout the off- put me somewhere else, in the middle if in a 35-25 victory. The defense col- season. you want to, somewhere I can make some lected five sacks, including a critical The off week comes at “a great time,” plays, help my team get in position to one by Clowney in the second half that Saban, ‘Bama harping on improvement Clowney said. “We need it.” win.” jarred the ball loose for a fumble that Few probably need it more than Things came together for the South Carolina recovered deep in its Clowney, who was expected to put up Gamecock defense last Saturday night territory to stop a Commodores rally. JOHN ZENOR was beaten and had no help minutes of the game, we AP Sports Writer in the secondary. give up 21 points. So that’s Eyeglasses Package That was just one of an 35 points right there. In the 2Pair Glasses and Exam TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — array of examples. middle, we settled down Complete And This Little Piggy... Nick Saban isn’t exactly lav- “Too many big plays, too and played halfway decent.” ishing praise on Alabama’s many missed assignments, Of course, there were $69. performance in a memo- too much lack of technique, plenty of bright spots in 2Frames* 2Pair SV Polycarbonte Lenses We rable win over Texas A&M. guys doing what they’re winning the rematch of 1ComprehensiveEye Exam The top-ranked Crimson coached to do on a con- Alabama’s only loss last sea- Insurance Tide showed “competitive sistent basis,” Saban said. son. Discount Designers character,” beat a good divi- “When you don’t do that Quarterback AJ Starting at sion rival and played “half- and you play against good McCarron, T.J. Yeldon $149. www.crystalvisioncenter.com way decent” in the middle of players, you usually get and the offensive line pply ya

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Spaciously satisfying from the 70 WEnterprise open kitchen/eating area, im- Large 5bdrm, 2-1/2 bath SWEET VALLEY 696-1195 pressive. Fireplace in great move-in condition home with room to an expanded family Home Warranty included. 3rd room, you will enjoy life more floor has separate heat, small Get all the in this picturesque 4bedroom FORTY FORT advertising kitchen and can greatly en- 30 Bedford Street REDUCED 10K! in Laurel Brook Estates. hance home as bonus area or MLS 13 1587 Duplex, 1st floor, 2bedroom 56 Oak Street inserts rental income. Zoning is R-2. 1bath. 2nd floor, 3bedroom ALovely Single family house $372,000 MLS# 13-2241 with the 696-2468 Arlene Warunek &1bath. Two car off street with hardwood floors, $59,900 parking. $68,000 throughout. 3season side latest sales. 570-714-6112 Call Dana Distasio 570-406-2333 porch, large closets in all 3 Call 829-5000 PITTSTON Lake Lehman Schools bedrooms. Walk-up attic for AFamily Owned 2Story on 4Acres. 4 to start your additional storage space, and home delivery. West Pittston Deli DALLAS/LEHMAN bedrooms with wrap around so much more. Check it out! 20 YearsOperating 2bedroom, 1bath, New porch and large deck. MLS# 13-3149. $135,000 Good Re-Occurring Business Windows, Roof, porches and Call Joe Humphrey CROSSIN REAL ESTATE Serious Inquires Only siding. Remodeled kitchen. Century 21 Mertz &Assoc. 570-288-0770 Attorney Joseph A. Dessoye 5Acres. $159,000 NEG. Cell 570-259-7547, 570-299-5166 570-696-1195 474-9801 570-675-0498 Office 570-275-2121 Medical/Health Other Medical/Health

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$239,900 A1.17 acre serenesetting & $84.900 24 Fordham Road alarge picnic grove with 57 Dewitt St. Great Split Level in Oakwood stream makes this move in 393 E. Noble St. Cute Cape Cod with 3bedrooms, Roomy, bright &cheery de- Park, Laflin. 13 rooms, 4bed- ready3BRbilevel amust Check out this 4bedroom, 1.5 bath vinyl replacement windows, Pergo PRICE REDUCED scribes this 3story home with rooms, 21/2 baths. 2car garage see property! Thereʼsaneat home with 1car detached garage. flooring and walk up attic. Put this 227 Red Coat Lane traditional charm. 5BR, 2.5 and large corner lot. Lots of space in kitchen with breakfast bar, This home features aJacuzzi tub, one on your list. Liberty Hills BA, 2stairways ,wood fire- for the large or growing family. aformal DR with sliders to a newer roof, furnace, hot water heat- www.atlasrealtyinc.com An absolutely wonderful, must place, solid wood doors, 3rd www. atlasrealtyinc.com private deck, ample LR with er, replacement windows, fenced MLS 13-1038 see, home with many desirable fl. wouldmake agreat in-law MLS 13-452 yard and large covered deck. CALL CHARLIE Call Charlie picture window, Master BR features. Lower level remodeled in suite. One Year Home War- suite, 25ʼ LL Rec Room with MLS 13-613 2009 is A-1 grade including family ranty Included! ¾bath, oversized 2car gar- $77,900 room with fantastic gas fireplace, MLS 13-3669 age with large paved drive. Call John Polifka wet bar, 3/4 bath &additional 4th $229,000 570-704-6846 80 Rear Parsonage Street bedroom. Home also includes MLS 13 3516 FIVE MOUNTAINS REALTY Move right into this 3bed- Call Tracy Zarola $259,000 570-542-2141 WILKES-BARRE new on demand tank less water 570-696-0723 room, 1bathroom home with heater, security system &in Call Pat today @ HOUSE FOR SALE. Pergofloors. New plumbing, ground lawn sprinkler. Owners 570-287-1196 Wyoming St. new wiring &new replace- have enjoyed this home for many NANTICOKE 6rooms, off street parking, LAFLIN ment windows. directions: years, now it's your turn. Come & fenced in yard. MainSt, Pittston to parson- take alook! $65,000 age St; left on Miller St; right MLS# 13-2335 Call 570-487-4377 $259,900 on Rear Parsonage St.; home Call Jim Banos is on the right. Call or text 570-991-1883 For more info and photos For appointment KINGSTON visit: www.atlasrealtyinc.com jim.banos@ 570-287-1196 MLS 13-3689 coldwellbanker.com MOUNTAIN TOP $47,900 20 OLD MILLROAD Keri Best Spacious Modern Tri-Level, 4bedroom with 3.5 bath, Large Kitchen, family room NEW LISTING with fireplace, dining room Don't like yard work? Then and living room. Attached 3 consider this home. Large liv- car garage, gas heat, cent- ing room area w/ductless wall Town &Country ral air, central vac-system. a/c unit. Gas heat. Real Estate MLS #13-3775 Closet and Storage Space. 570-885-5082 570-474-2340 Green Acres Second lot included. Minutes $34,900 213 Joseph Drive from I-81 and Pennsylvania Dana Distasio Meticulously maintained 3 Turn pike. $374,900. 570-715-9333 HANOVERTWP. bedroom rancher with 2 Well cared for 2story on quiet Logistics/Transportation modern baths. Modern kit- 570-237-0101 street. Eat in kitchen, dining chen. Sunken living room. LARKSVILLE room, livingroom along with Formal dining room. First floor sun room comprise the first family room. Central air condi- floor. 2generous bedrooms w/ tioning. Oversized carport. closets and full bath on 2nd Patio. Loaded with upgrades floor. Walk up attic provides and extras. Quiet street. easy storage. Hardwood floors MLS #12-4661. $225,000. and beautiful wood. 2addition- PITTSTON Ask for Bob Kopec al buildings on lot offer many Humford Realty, Inc. possibilities and Storage! 1 822-5126 year Home Warranty to buyer. Very neat &clean 2story MLS 13 2817 single family home with 3 KINGSTON $124,900 bedrooms, 1st floor bath, eat- MOTIVATED SELLER Linda Gavio in kitchen, pantry, &formal REDUCED! $54,900 474-2231, ext 19 DR. Fenced yard. Gas Three bedroom, 1bath, 6 TOWN &COUNTRY Come Join Our Team!! forced air heat. rooms, plus laundry room on $59,900 first floor, new pool &shed. Call RUTH K. SMITH New tilt out windows, gas fur- 570-696-5411 JOB FAIR!! nace 6years old, new screen for positions in our Scranton, Pittston, and doors 7doors, newer roof MLS#13-2900 Clark Summit locations www.atlasrealtyinc.com. Call Tom PROPERTIES Job Openings: 570-262-7716 474-2340 •Full &Part-TimeCDL Class ADrivers 80 James St. This stately 4bedroom, 1.5 NANTICOKE (Home Daily) 570-696-1195 bath Kingston home has the Rear 395E. 47 Wine St. •Owner Operators (Power-only Drivers) WOW factor! Meticulously Washington St. Calling all investors and •Full &Part-TimeForklift Operators (All Shifts) well cared for with old world Double Block Home, handy-people! Endless poten- •Customer Service Reps BERWICK touchesthroughout. Like a EachSide: tial.Great neighborhood. Ad- •Yard Jockeys stained glass window, built Large Living Rm., Kitchen, 2 jacent propertyalso available. ins and tiled fireplace in living Call Julio Caprari •Order Selectors PITTSTON Bedrooms, 1Bath, Vinyl Sid- room. Kitchen is modern eat ing, Brand New Roof New: MLS#13-3287 in with washer/dryer closet for Berber Carpets, Paint, Floor- 570-592-3966 When: Tuesday, September 17, 2013 - convenience. Large front ing, With Backyard Deck $24,900 9am –1pm porch, rear deck and de- length of House Have In- Where: Stop by our Scranton location located at: tached garage. come Tomorrow or Live for MLS 13-1761 Free! Appraised at $65,000 Stauffer Industrial Park -Scranton, PA 18501 $268,500 listing at $47,950 or *Follow the signs for DC 5* Jay A. Crossin SEE YOU THERE! Extension #23 BESTOFFER!!! Lovely 2-Story Home in Nice CROSSIN REAL ESTATE 570-916-2043 (You can also apply online at Residential Neighborhood! 570-288-0770 www.kaneisable.com/careers) Features Living Room,Din- ing Room, Kitchen/Adjacent LAFLIN FamilyRoom, 3Bedrooms, Accounting /Financial 2.5 Baths with Gas Heat & Central Air +2-Car Attached Garage. MLS 13-3293 EXPLORE NEW OPPORTUNITIES MLS 20 52633 $79.900 Price:$210,000 This cozy and quaint home Call Patsy @570-204-0983 awaits you! Quiet neighbor- Strausser hood, yet walking distance to the revitalized downtown. Adja- Real Estate cent property (fixer-upper) also 570-759-3300 available. Can be purchased New Price together. $119,900 www.atlasrealtyinc.com 111 Laflin Road HUNTINGTONTWP. Call Jullio Caprari Nice 3bedroom, 1.5 bath Split 570 592 3966 Level home with hardwood floors,1car garage, large yard and covered patio in very convenient location. Great curb appeal and plenty of off street Career Fair parking. Rt. 315 to light @ Laflin Rd. Turn west onto Laflin Rd. Home is on left. Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2013 For more info and photos visit: www.atlasrealtyinc.com Penn Lake Looking for that country living MLS 13-3229 LakefrontCottage Kingston Armory • 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. while your still close to town? Keri Best (pennlake.org). Only 25 minutesfrom town. 570-885-5082 3bedrooms, 1bathroom, Come live in this cozy 2story large living room, large en- Cape Cod nestled in acoun- closed heated porch, eat-in Allied Services Lehigh Career &Technical Institute Sallie Mae try setting on a.99 acre lot. kitchen, laundry room, at- At-HOME Quality Care LibertyTax Service Step by Step, Inc. Very well maintained, move in tached shed, wood burning condition, with lots of closet stove, electric baseboard CareGivers of America / CGA Staffing Services Luzerne/Wyoming Counties MatureWorker Program Telerx space, a11' x21' deck and a heat, 1300 sq. feet, public Children’s Behavioral Health Services, Inc. Mass Mutual Financial Group TJ Maxx Distribution Center Floridaroom with aknotty sewer. Beautiful views and pine ceiling. Don't worry about wonderful lake community. ERG Staffing McCann School of Business andTechnology TMG Health losing power, home comes PLYMOUTH Some furniture negotiable. Express Employment Professionals Mid-AtlanticYouth Services Web.com 28 E. Railroad Street No realtors please. w/a portable generator w/its Fanelli BrothersTrucking PA Career Link Luzerne County Western Southern Life Insurance own transfer box. Single home, fenced yard. Oil Call 856-217-9531 MLS 13 3364 baseboard, aluminum siding. Keystone Human Services Asking $29,000, negotiable. or 610-357-3338 $149,000 or email [email protected] Call Michael Nocera 570-574-8957 696-5412

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$74,500 276 High Street 384 Tripp St. Very Affordable property lov- Delightful 2bedroom, 1.5 bath PRICE REDUCED! 3bedroom, 1bath, 2story with ingly cared for and ready for PRICE REDUCED! Cape Cod in charming neigh- Large home withmany pos- large kitchen, dining room and liv- you to move in! Heat-a-lator 1705 W. 8TH ST. borhood is yours for only sibilities. 3bedrooms, 1full ing room. Private rear yard, nice fireplace provides cozy win- This charming home in the $115,000. Offers oversized neighborhood gas heat. bath and laundry room on first ters and you can enjoy the Dallas Sch. Dist. is waiting for living room, modern kitchen www.atlasrealtyinc.com floor. patio in the summer. Newer new owners to settle in and with breakfast room, and 1st MLS 13-2179 MLS #13-2814 kitchen, replacement win- 486 Main Street N. celebrate the upcoming holi- floor den/office. Call Charlie New Price $45,000 dows, new 200 amp electric Nice, spacious 3bedroom days with family and friends. Don't miss this one! and low taxes. MLS#13-3212 with large walk-up attic. One Relax on the deck and watch MLS #13-2722 76 Rear Parsonage Street $38,500 full and one half bath, large the leaveschange color Call Barbara Metcalf Nice 2bedroom, 1bathroom Call Connie bedrooms with closets, gas around your large country lot. 570-696-0883 home with large yard. Direc- EILEEN R. heat, central air on first floor, Plan for great times next sum- tions: Main St, Pittston to Par- MELONE REAL ESTATE nice fenced yard, mer in your 40x20 heated in- sonage St.; left on Miller St; 570-821-7022 3season porch. ground pool. This well main- right on Rear parsonage MLS#13-3324 tained2-story has 3bed- Street; home is on right. Christine Pieczynski WHITE HAVEN 696-6569 WILKES-BARRE $49,000 rooms, 1.5 modern baths, a MLS 13-3690 Call Nancy Answini modern kitchenwith break- $37,900 696-2600 570-237-5999 fast nook,formal DR, large www.atlasrealtyinc.com JOSEPH P. GILROY PLYMOUTH LR and an added FR with Keri Best 570-696-3801 REAL ESTATE vaulted ceiling and fireplace. 570-885-5082 570-228-1444 2-car detached garage. De- WAPWALLOPEN tails andphotos at: WILKES-BARRE www.pruentialrealestate.com. 178 West Woodhaven Drive Enter PRU7W7A3 in the Relax on deck watching sun SEARCH field. rise over Woodheaven Lake - MLS#13-2539 -Home has 4bedroom, 21/2 $219,900 Two story home with 3bed- Walter or Mary Ellen baths, livingroom with fire- rooms, 2baths &modern eat- place, dining room with split Belchick in kitchen. Double lot with 696-6566 PITTSTON system wall A/C. And spiral fenced in yard with flowers & 433 FAIRVIEW ST stair to 4th bedroom or office PRICE REDUCED! off street parking for 3-5 cars. 895 HobbieRoad &walk-in huge attic, family Gas heat. Near bus stops, Seller says “make me agood Wonderful Country Livingde- room great stone fireplace offer and youʼll be moving in churches &schools. Small scribes the location of this leads to patio, pool 12 X16house in rear with 2 before the holidays”! Motiv- Well-Maintained 2-Story room/game room features ated seller-relocating. This is picnic tables forentertaining. Home. Features Remodeled split system in wall AC, Over- $69,900 agreat home in anice neigh- Kicthen, LR/DR Combo, size garage, with workshop, borhood, well out of the flood Call RUTH K. SMITH Den/Office, 3Bdrms., 1.75 matching shed, double lot 1/2 570-696-5411 589 FranklinStreet N. 696-2600 zone. Watch the fall colors acre, Two paved driveways Nice residential home across Baths, Enclosed Sunroom + WYOMING unfold as you look over the 4-Car Detached Garage. one on each side of home. from Wilkes-Barre General valley from the front porch. Basketball court (26x40) emergency room. Quiet zone. REDUCED $99,900 MLS# 13-2816. Modern kitchen with vaulted $149,900. paved with Lights and ad- Two parking permits. 3bed- 25 Swallow St. ceiling, modernbath, LR, DR justable basket, shared Dock, rooms, 11/2 baths, good Grand 2story home with Vic- Patsy Bowers and 2generous BRs. Many 570-204-0983 and small helicopter pad room sizes, fenced yard, torial features, large eat in kit- updates including new roof, presently covered by double North End. of Wilkes-Barre. chen with laundry, 3/4 bath on windows, front door, lighting, Strausser swing facing lake. Appoint- 570-696-1195 MLS# 13-3115. first floor, 2nd bath with claw w-to-w carpeting, interior/ex- Real Estate ment only. WILKES-BARRE $49,900 foot tub, lots of closet space. terior painting, security sys- 570-759-3300 MLS#13-3189 Call Nancy Answini Move in ready, off street park- tem, etc. OSP and large level $314,000 570-237-5999 ing in rear. MLS 12-3926 yard with mature trees and WEST PITTSTON Call Vieve Zaroda JOSEPH P. GILROY Call Colleen flowering bushes. For more 570-715-7742. REAL ESTATE 570-237-0415 details and to view the pho- 570-228-1444 Room for your business &2 tos online, go to: incomes from the apartments upstairs. first floor commer- www.prudentialrealestate. WILKES-BARRE com and enter PRU5B4G9 in cial space is updated beauti- the Homes Search. fully with 4-5 offices,kit- MLS #13-2080 chenette &lower level confer- $77,000 ence room. Plenty of parking. PRICE REDUCED! MLS #13-3565 Mary Ellen and Walter 570-474-6307 $99,900 Belchick $135.900 WILKES-BARRE Spacious brick ranch home boasts 696-6566 3large bedrooms, 1.5 baths. New Call Tracy Zarola PLAINS 40 Exeter Avenue carpet in bedrooms &living room. 570-696-0723 Agrand stone wraparound New flooring in kitchen. Large deck porch with swing surrounds with above ground pool. Recently this centuryhouse loaded with installed new roof, furnace &water charm and character. Marble heater. PRICE REDUCTION entry foyer, 1st floor office with MLS# 13-1887 tile floor, grand staircse, form- Christine Pieczynski Charming 1,000+ sq. ft. 2bed- 696-2600 696-6569 al living room,& sitting &din- room,1/1/2 bath with separate ing rooms with hardwood WYOMING SHAVERTOWN driveway on aquiet street. floors.eat in kitchen, master Lower level was finished for bedroom with walk in closet & 37 Flick Street former business -has separ- ''Busy People Compatible''. screened porch. walk up attic, Nice 2possibly 3bedroom home Enjoy the daily convenience of ate entrance, 1/2 bath &elec- off street parking in with alarge driveway and garage. tric baseboard heat (not in- living in the vicinity of what's rear...... this outstanding home This home has anewer kitchen happening ''Woodcrest Es- cludedintotal sq. ft). is in move in condition and is and afull bath with laundry area MLS #13-1592 $49,000 tates''. Move in ready,finished priced right @$149,900. on the 1st floor. There is anice 696-2600 lower level, relax on rear deck Dana Distasio Call Pat today @ yard and deck for your outside en- 570-715-9333 with view of Mohegan Sun. joyment. There is anewer fur- WILKES-BARRE MLS 13 1110 Smith Hourigan Group nace and roof. This unit is tenant $115,000 2103 Hillside Road occupied for you investors out Arlene Warunek Recently renovated two story there. Come and check it out. Completely redone 3bed- 570-714-6112 on large lot features modern MLS# 13-2103 room Cape Cod in lovely kitchen with granite counters, $33,900 neighborhood. Beautiful John Polifka woodwork throughout. Cent- Living room and Dining room 570-704-6846 with hardwood floors, large ral air, new windows,new car- FIVE MOUNTAINS REALTY WILKES-BARRE pet with hardwood floors un- treated deck overlooking level 570-542-2141 yard. 3Bedrooms, one on 570-287-1196 derneath, new electrical, new first floor. Master Bedroom hot water heater, the list goes WEST PITTSTON WILKES-BARRE on! Nothing to do but 570-696-1195 upstairs with full master bath. Oversized Detached 2car NORTH RIVER ST. move in and enjoy. garage. Gas heat. Well water Modern 1or2bedroom $135,000 home. Located close to Call Christine PLYMOUTH and public sewers. Great opportunity. Luzerne County Courthouse (570) 332-8832 MLS#13-27 and KingʼsCollege. Great $157,500 rental property potential New carpeting throughout. 2nd Call Kevin Smith 400 Andover Street 696-5420 floor bath with laundry area. Freshlypainted. Walk-out to $99,900 backyard. Call to set-up an Move in condition two family home with 2car garage, 4 This is agreat investment op- appointment! 570-613-9080 Great value in this totallyren- portunity...separate MLS #13- 2849 parking pads, new roof, new double pane windows. ovated 2story, spacious living utilities...very motivated seller. $39,900 YATESVILLE room with brick fireplace and MLS #13-1473 Craig Yarrish MLS #13-3666. hardwood floors. Beautiful kit- $75,000 696-6554 www.atlasrealtyinc.com Tom Salvaggio 696-1195 chen and very nice size dining Call Maria Huggler room. Plenty of storage in 570-586-3575 570-262-7716 SUGAR NOTCH walk-up attic. MLS# 13-2116 REDUCED TO $90,000 Arlene Warunek 714-6112 696-2600 $49,900 TOWN &COUNTRY PLYMOUTH WYOMING $119,000 65 Girard Ave PROPERTIES 15 Pittston Ave. Neat and clean. Move right in- 570-586-9636 Two bedroom bi-level with to this freshlypainted 3bed- very private rear yard, new room,1bathroom home with WILKES-BARRE vinyl windows, split system new flooring in the kitchen and 696-1195 a/c unit. Enjoy the serenity of bathroom. WEST PITTSTON this home while being MLS 13 3555 conveniently located in a Call Keri Best desirable neighborhood. (570)885-5082 Search for this listing with www.atlasrealtyinc.com 127 Hemlock Street 308 Stephanie Drive Amazing, well maintained. additional photos on Directions: Rt 11 South Main Attractive Brick Front Ranch www.atlasrealtyinc.com. Street Plymouth; right onto Hardwood throughout. Pocket with 3Bedrooms, gas heat, doors. Deep lot extends to MLS #13-3771. Girard Ave; home is on the left. Sunroom (heated), attached Call Charlie street in back. Newer roof and garage, large yard, 8x10 siding. MLS# 12-3049. shed. Hardwood floors under $59,000 83 Lawrence Street rugs. Great location. Most Call Vieve Zaroda Looking for your new home at windows on main floor are 570-715-7742 agood price? Move-in condi- Newer Triple Pane &double PRICE REDUCED! tion andpriced to sell! 4bed- pane in basement. Basement This charming 3bedroom of- Mt. Zion Road. Single family room home in aquiet South can easily be finished (some two story -aplace for kids! fers Hardwood floors in the Wilkes-Barre neighborhood. areas already sheet rocked & dining room, an eat in kitchen, Four bedrooms &bath up- Open floor plan with large liv- electric installed) Land (Acreage) PLYMOUTH stairs. 1st floor has formal din- gas heat &anenclosed front ing &dining rooms. Newer Well-Maintained. $115,000. porch. Nicely landscaped & ing room, living room, family appliances and gas heat. MLS#12-1911 room &laundry room. Master conveniently located. Earth Conservancy 570-474-6307 Nice level backyard and off- call Nancy Palumbo PRICED TO SELL $51,900 Land For Sale bedroom &bath added to the street parking. Motivated 570-714-9240 direct 1st floor. Good sized kitchen. Price Reduction SWOYERSVILLE seller! Ann Marie Chopick • 61 +/- Acres Nuangola 2,126 sq. ft. total on 1acre. MLS #13 2980 Wyoming Area School Dis- 570-288-6654 Office $88,000 $62,000 • 46 +/- Acres Hanover Twp. trict. Carol Holton $115,000 $69,000 Call Ruth K. Smith • Highway Commercial KOZ 570-696-5411 Hanover Twp. 3+/- Acres 11 +/- Acres Classic 3story brick home of- • Wilkes-Barre Twp. Acreage Zoned R-3 fers spacious livingon3floors. Get news 570-760-6769 Cell Many areas nicely detailed • Sugar Notch Lot $11,800 See Additional Land for Sale w/HW floors. Professional use 814-2116 when it possible as separate entrance 221 Kossack St. at: leads to FR which could be an Beautifully kept 2story in a happens. www.earthconservancy.org office. New roof &soffets done very nice neighborhood. This 570-696-1195 283-9100 Call: 570-823-3445 in 2011. 4ductless heat/air home features 3bedrooms, 1 HUNLOCK CREEK units improve efficiency of 3/4 baths w/Jacuzzi tub and a 297 MIZDAIL Road house. 2nd floor bedroom con- modern kitchen with ceramic verted to large laundry -easily tile &under cabinet heating Find Your Next 6ACRES converted back. Large WI attic. vents. Many recent upgrades Septic, well, electric, 2story MLS 13 893 throughout!! An over sized, Vehicle Online. barn, carport &shed. $60,000. $125,000 fully heated&insulated 2car 570-506-5986 Call Lynda Rowinski garage, on aLARGE 50 x 262-1196 188 lot. Take alook today. MLS#13-3088 timesleader.com $141,500 Debbie McGuire 852-3220 Get news when CROSSIN it happens. REAL ESTATE timesleaderautos.com timesleader.com 696-1195 570-288-0770 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com Tuesday, September 17, 2013 PAGE 5C

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DALLAS KINGSTON MOUNTAINTOP WEST PITTSTON WILKES-BARRE MULTI-LEVEL LUXURY 3rd floor. 1bedroom. OAK RIDGE 425 S. Franklin St. Wilkeswood TOWNHOUSE $600/month, everything in- IMMEDIATELYAVAILABLE GARDEN APTS FOR RENT! IN NEWBERRY ESTATES cluded. NO smoking. Very 2ND FLOOR UNIT! 1bed- VILLAGE For lease. Available immedi- Apartments 3bedroom, 3.5 baths in aquiet unique! 570-814-3859 room apartments for elderly, APARTMENTS ately, washer/dryer on country setting. Includes cent- premises, no pets. We have 1 & 2 BR LAKE disabled. Rents based on 30% 221Fremont St., Housing for ralair &vacuum, 2car garage, of ADJ gross income. Handi- the elderly &mobility im- studio, 1&2bedroom apart- Apts NUANGOLALAND refrigerator, range, dishwash- KINGSTON ments. On site parking. Fridge Deluxe, quiet, airy cap Accessible. Equal Hous- paired; all utilities included. 2 & 3 BR FOR SALE er, water &trash &all exterior ing Opportunity.TTY711 or Federally subsidized pro- &stove provided. 24/7 secur- (#3Summit Street and maintenance. Amenities in- 3bedroom, 2nd floor, 1.5 ity camera presence &all Townhomes baths &office. All appliances, 570-474-5010 This institution gram. Extremely 2adjacent lots): clude golfing, swimming &ten- is an equal opportunity pro- low income persons encour- doors electronically locked. 570-822-2711 Half acre of ideally located nis. $1,475 month. +utilities. washer/dryer in unit. Wall-to- 1bedroom -$450. 2bedroom wall, C/A, garage, attic, vider &employer. aged to apply. Income less www.liveatwilkeswood.com mountaintop corner lots w/ Call Bernie 655-4815 than $12,450. -$550. Water &sewer paid 1 lake views and shared dock. no pets/no smoking, lease. month security deposit. Email ROTHSTEIN 570-287-1733 NANTICOKE 570-655-6555 Asking $74.9k; S. Hanover Street TDD 800-654-5984 [email protected] WILKES-BARRE REALTORS or Call 570-208-9301 no reasonable offer refused. 888-244-2714 1.5 bedrooms, 2nd floor, no 8am-4 pm Remodeled single home. 3 Call Jennifer at KINGSTON pets, washer/dryer hook-ups, Monday-Friday. after 9:00 a.m. to schedule an bedroom, hardwood floors. appointment 570-760-1622 EDWARDSVILLE E. WALNUT ST. attic. $469 mo. INCLUDES Equal Housing Opportunity No pets. 215-932-5690 for serious offers only. HEAT, WATER. 570-824-8786 Handicap Accessible 2Bedroom, recently Light, bright, 3rd floor, WILKES-BARRE NEWPORT TWP. remodeled, hardwood floors 2bedrooms, elevator, NANTICOKE 72. W. River St. WYOMING throughout, microwave, dish- carpeted, entry system. 2bedroom, washer/dryer hook 2bedrooms, 2nd floor, very LOTS -LOTS-LOTS WEST PITTSTON Newly refurbished, large & clean, recently remodeled. washer, washer, dryer, stove, Garage. Extra storage & up.Nopets. $475/month +se- MAINTENANCE very charming 3bedroom refrigerator. Water included. cable TV included. Laundry curity &utilities. 822-7657 Washer &dryer hookup. Off 1mile south of L.C.C.C. Estab- dwelling in Historic Mansion in street parking. No pets. No Pets. $550/month. facilities. Air Conditioned. FREE! abeautiful neighborhood. lished developmentwith under- 570-709-5178. Bit Keller LLC Fine neighborhood. Con- One block to $550/mo. includes water & ground utilities including gas. NANTICOKE Central Air &Heat. Off-street sewer. 570-714-7272 venient to bus &stores. No 2males looking for 3rdroom- elementary School parking, Hardwood floors, new Cleared lot. 100ʼ frontage x EDWARDSVILLE pets. References. Security. 158. $30,500. 2bedroom double with re- mate to share 3bedroom (WY Area). kitchen &appliances. Hot wa- WYOMING Lease.Nosmokers please. apartment. $85/week. Call ter included. $1,240+security. BLANDINAAPARTMENTS cently updated kitchen &bath. $785 +utilities. 2Bedrooms. Off-Street Lot 210 ʻ frontage 158ʼ deep on Fenced in yard and off street 570-578-2644 570-991-1619 Deluxe 2bedroom. Wall to wall Call 570-287-0900 Parking No Smoking. carpet. Some utilities by ten- hill with great view $30,500. parking. $675/month. NANTICOKE Call Crystal Banfield $565. +utilities, WILKES-BARRE ant. No pets. Non-smoking. KINGSTON HOUSE Large 1bedroom. Hardwood Elderly Community. Quiet, Call 570-736-6881 570-715-7741 floors,full kitchen, large dining security, last month. BEAUTIFUL 6ROOM Nice, clean furnishedroom, starting at 570-885-4206 1st floor, 1-2 bedrooms, living safe. Off street parking. SHICKSHINNYLAKE $340. Efficiency at $450 month fur- room. No pets, no smoking. 570-693-2850 nished with all utilities included. Off $465. Water, sewer &trash in- room with wall to wall carpet Seneca Drive street parking. 570-718-0331 cluded. 570-262-5399 thru-out,modern bath &kit- Central water, Prime Loca- WEST PITTSTON chen with electric stove, laun- Commercial KINGSTON 1bedroom efficiencyapart- tion. 100 Feet of Lake Front! ment. No pets. $325 +utilities dry room with gas or electric Great view! 69 Price St. NANTICOKE dryer hookups, private porch, Nice and cozy 3rd floor. 1 &security deposit. Call PLAZA 315 MLS# 11-1269 LEXINGTON 570-333-5499 off street parking, no pets, no ROUTE 315 -PLAINS $159,900 570-474-6307 bedroom living room and kit- smokers, lease, security de- chen. lots of closets, and 2 1,750 SQ. FT. &2,400 SQ.FT Call Dale Williams VILLAGE posit, references, credit & OFFICE/RETAIL, 2,000 FT. Five Mountains Realty FORTY FORT enclosed porches. Includes 2bedroom, 1bath apartments. WEST PITTSTON background check, utilities by Newly renovated. Great neigh- heat, hot water, stove, fridge Refrigerator, stove, 1or2bedrooms, washer/dry- With Cubicles. 570-256-3343 er hookup. Air conditioning. tenant. $595/month. 570-829-1206 borhood. Non-smoking. Oak and off street parking. no dishwasher &washer/dryer 570-824-4884 WHITE HAVEN composite floors, new wall to pets, non smoker. $495/mo provided. Heat, water &sanitary in- wall carpeting in bedrooms, security deposit. 1year lease. Attached garage. cluded. DOLPHIN PLAZA 570-430-3095 WILKES-BARRE new windows. 3paddle fans, CROSSIN REAL ESTATE Pet friendly. Large 3bedroom apartment on Route 315 1,200 Sq. Ft. Up to 10,000sq. ft. bath withshower. Stove, refri- 570-288-0770 Water, sewer & WEST PITTSTON two floors IN GOOD CONDI- gerator, dishwasher. OSP. trash included. TION.Section 8welcome. No Will build to suite $595 amonth. Heat, Water Call 570-829-1206 Coin-op laundry. $600/mo. + KINGSTON 59 Agostina Drive and Sewer included. 1bed- pets. $525 +utilities &security. gas, electric &water. Refer- 570-735-3500 room, living room, dining 606-9917 EDWARDSVILLE ences required. No pets. SDK GREEN room, wall to wall carpeting, Available Oct. 1st! ACRES HOMES NANTICOKE washer/dryer, refrigerator and WILKES-BARRE 570-779-4609 11 Holiday Drive Nice 2bedroom Eat-in kitchen, stove. Modern kitchen and Hazle Street 570-407-3991 “A Place To Call Home” living room, full bath, stove bath. 2nd floor. 1month se- Large 1bedroom, 2nd floor. Spacious 1, 2&3 curity with 1year lease. Ref- Appliances, no pets, OSP. Middleburg Road FORTY FORT /fridge,washer/dryer, $500. + Fabulous 5acre flat wooded Bedroom Apts. utilities. No Pets. 570-760- erences required, No Pets. $650 includes all utilities. Se- 1bedroom, 1bath, 2nd floor + Gas heat included 570-446-7682 curity. 570-822-3991 lot. Public sewer. Old rock attic, new stove &refrigerator, 3637 or 570-477-3839 wall along south property line. FREE wash/dryer hook-up, off-street 24 hr. on-site Gym PITTSTON WILKES-BARRE/Heights Zoned rural agriculture. parking. Water &heat in- WILKES-BARRE MLS#12-3503. $57,900 Community Room 1bedroom, 2nd floor. Stove, Townhouse type apartments. 2 cluded. No pets. No Smoking. Swimming Pool refrigerator, washer/dryer hook bedrooms, stove, fridge, wash- 612-616 Main St. Call Dana Distasio 1year lease, $485/mo +secur- REDUCED! 474-9801 Maintenance FREE up 1year lease. $385 +utilit- Mayflower er/ dryer hookup. Off-street ity, credit &background check. Controlled Access ies. 570-237-0968. Crossing parking. Utilities by tenant. No OWNER FINANCING 570-947-8097 Patio/Balcony pets or smoking. $500/month. AVAILABLE!! and much more... PITTSTON Apartments 570-825-8355, 6to8pm LEASE PURCHASE OPTION. 1st floor, large 1bedroom WYOMING/EXETER FORTY FORT ONLY Unlimited potential in this once All utilities included. Clean, 4 570-288-9019 apartment. Newly renovated, 570.822.3968 Iconic location. Space can be BUILDING LOTS room, 2nd floor. Appliances. off street parking, washer/ FOR SALE www.sdkgreen acres.com WILKES-BARRE used as restaurant, (coolers & Covered parking. Non Call today for dryer hook up. $700 heat, wa- Near Kings, 2BRheat &wa- equipment on site) bar &grill, $35,000 -$39,900 smoking, cat considered, ter and sewer included. 1, 2, 3&4 Build your new home here. 2 move-in specials. ter included. $650/month. No including office &living space starting at $700/month. 570-443-0770 Bedrooms pets. 570-693-0285 the possibilities are endless! new developments, prices 570-714-2017 range from $35,000 to KINGSTON Call agent to make an appoint- PITTSTON WILKES-BARRE ment &adeal! $39,900. Public water sewer FORTY FORT Newly Remodeled 2bed- -Light &bright open &gas available. NOT in flood room. Living &dining rooms. 3RD FLOOR floor plans Near Wilkes University MLS 13-2445 $75,500 Newly renovated 2bedroom, Available Now! 3bedroom. 1&3 bedroom apartments. John Shelley zone. Lot sizes range from large living room with hard- Off street parking. Gas heat. -All major appliances 50x100 to 80x105. www.at- All new appliances. Water & $600 +security. Sewer & $400 &$600/month + 570-702-4162 wood floors, off street parking, garbage included. 574-4380 included utilities &1month security. CROSSIN REAL ESTATE lasrealtyinc.com washer /dryer hookup. Sun sewer included. $550 CALL CHARLIE +utilities, security & -Pets welcome* Section 8OK. No pets. 570-288-0770 porch. No pets. $700/month + PITTSTON 570-606-9432 security &references. references. No pets. Brand new 2bedroom, 2bath -Close to everything EDWARDSVILLE 570-760-2362 Call 570-239-7770 apartment on 2nd floor. Over- -24hour emergency WILKES-BARRE Kingston size bay windows, hardwood maintenance North Main Street FORTY FORT West BennettSt. floors,granite counters, stain- Lots Very nice 2nd floor apt in good less appliances. All tile & -Short term leases Wilkes-Barre near General TwinkleinKingstonʼsEye, 2nd Hospital. Freshly painted 3 EAGLE ROCK RESORT/ neighborhood. 1bedroom, liv- floor, 1000 sq. ft. 2bed, Cent- stone showers. Central air, available ing room, kitchen &tile bath. gas heat. Washer &dryer. room apartment. Spacious eat- NEAR CHOCTAW LAKE ral Air, washer/dryer and Call TODAY For in kitchen includes stove and 99 Chestnut Drive High ceilings &hardwood appliances. No pets. Non- Water &garbage included. No floors.1year lease. $750 dogs. $1,250/month. AVAILABILITY!! refrigerator. Bedroom fea- Wooded level buildable lot in smoking. 1car off street park- tures 2full size closets. Large Four Seasonsresort. All amen- month +security &references. ing. $750/month +gas, elec- 570-760-7326 Tenantpays electric &gas. No www.mayflowercrossing.com 13ʼ x21ʼliving room. Water ities are transferred with deed. tric, 1year lease &security. PLAINS andsewer included. Electri- Amenities include, golf, eques- smoking. No Pets. 570-814-1356 35-37 Rice Ave. 570-313-9955 Modern 2bedroom, 1bath, Certain Restrictions Apply* city by tenant. Washer and trian, etc. Within walking dis- 2nd floor apartment. Kitchen dryer available in laundry area. Double block in very good tance of ChoctowLake. An KINGSTON with appliances. New carpet. WILKES-BARRE Off street parking in private lot. condition. Live in one side amazing quick sale price of GLEN LYON NEW Conveniently located. No WILKES UNIV No pets. Security, application, and let the other side pay the $11,500. MLS#13-1426. KEN POLLOCK APARTMENTS 1bedroom apt. 1st floor. Ar- smoking -nopets. lease required. $485.00 per mortgage. Newer roof and Call Vieve Zaroda 41 Depot Street chitecturally designed. Cent- CAMPUS furnace, 3years old. Very Low and Moderate Income Eld- $600 PER MONTH. 1, 2, 3, or 4bedrooms. Wood month. Call 814-9574. 570-715-7742. ral air. Off street parking. Call Rae clean and in move-in erly Rentals Include: Quiet residentialneighbor- floors,nopets, starting $450. *Electric Range & 570-899-1209 WILKES-BARRE condition. AMust See! hoods, utilities &heat by ten- all utilities included. MLS#13-2618. $79,000 Refrigerator LEWITH&FREEMAN 570-826-1934 SOUTH *Off Street Parking ant, no pets, no smoking. 1 288-9371 CROSSIN REAL ESTATE *Community Room month security, 1year lease. SECURE BUILDINGS 570-288-0770 WILKES-BARRE 1&2bedroom apartments *Coin Operated Call Rosewood Realty PLYMOUTH -1 bedroom EXETER Laundry Newly remodeled, 2bedroom. Starting at $440 and up. Ref- 570-287-6822 water included erences required. Section 8 OFFICE SPACE *Elevator Water included. $600. -2 bedroom 570-474-6307 *Video Surveilance OK. 570-357-0712 Newly remodeled, 120 sq. ft. LUZERNE 570-239-3950 water included all utilities included, except Applications Accepted 1st floor studio $415/month. -3 bedroom, Lot For Sale by Appointment PLYMOUTH WILKES-BARRE phone. Paved parking. No Pets, Electric heat, Kitchen single STUDIO-Short Term Available $200/month. 1month free. Call PLAINS TWP. 570-736-6965 &bath. Laundry room in base- Clean &inviting 2nd floor, 2 HANOVER (Behind VA Hospital) Iroquois 8:00 a.m. -4p.m. bedroom apartment. Recently Excellent WilkesUniversity 570-602-1550 for details ment. 570-332-3562 -1 bedroom Ave. 80-150 Cleared Lot, TDD Only, renovated with new, modern LUZERNE neighborhood, wood floors, park- Ready to Build. Asking 1-800-654-5984 LUZERNE COUNTY kitchen &bath, carpeting & -1 bedroom, ing. $425, all utilities included. KINGSTON 24,900. Assessed at $26,000 Voice Only, windows. Features bright liv- water included. 570-826-1934 BUSINESS PARK 570-472-7243 1-800-654-5988 RENTALS ing room, small fenced back PITTSTON Large equipmen/storage yard Handicap Accessible Available Now! -Large 1bed available. $850/month. Utilit- Equal Housing Opportunity yard &shed. $500/month + WILKES-BARRE Apartments /Townhouses 2bed and 3bed utilities &security. Call Lynda room water Studio on 3rd floor of historical ies available. 570-947-3292 $550, $650, $675 and $850. at 262-1196 included building at 281 S. Frankllin St. HANOVER TWP Call 570-901-1020 OLD FORGE Includes kitchenette, bath, & KINGSTON ASHLEY NEWLY REMODELED. 1st 2bedroom. Water included. -2 bedroom, off street parking. Heat, water, COMMERCIAL GARAGE floor efficiency. 1bedroom, PLYMOUTH water included $550 +utilities, Cozy 3bedroom on 2floors. &garbage removal included 1250 sq. ft., 12' ceilings, living room, kitchen, bath & PLAINS security &lease. No pets. $650/mo. 570-760-0511 $425/month rent. Call 570-333- 10' garage door. $550/month laundry. New carpet &tile -1 bedroom, 5471 with references. 570-472-9494 SUGAR NOTCH water included +utilities. floors.Stove, refrigerator, 570-947-3292 ASHLEY washer &dryer included. Non 2nd floor contains 1,215 sq. ft. WILKES-BARRE 1st floor, 2bedroom apart- smoking. No pets. 1year of very spacious &sprawling McDermott &McDermott lease. $550 month +security & living space. 6rooms. Numer- Real Estate Inc. Property KINGSTON ment, freshly painted, wall to Management wall carpeting, appliances, references. Tenant pays elec- ous closets. Bathroom is a STORAGE/WORKSHOP 570-675-4025 665 sq. ft., bathroom, office. washer/dryer hook-up, large tric &gas. 570-313-9955 MINERS MILLS generous 10' x11'. Gas heat, (direct line) yard, front and side porches, water, sewer bill &cooking gas $350/month 1&1/2 bedrooms, completely Mon-Fri.8-7pm 570-947-3292 off-street parking. Sewer and HARVEYS LAKE redone, washer/dryer hook up, -all included. Has washer/dry- Sat. 8-noon garbage included. Utilities by 1&2bedroom, Lake Front heat &water included. Quiet er hook ups. Only 2miles to Wilkes-Barre &close to I-81 & WYOMING tenant. No Pets. $450. Apartments. Lake rights, off- neighborhood with yard and WILKES-BARRE 322 WyomingAvenue Security and 1st months rent. street parking. No Pets. Lease, screened in back porch. No Wyoming ValleyMall. Lease. EXCELLENT Credit &background checked. 300 sq. ft. ideal for barbershop, 570-474-5505 Security and References. pets. $575/month +security. 1 /KINGSTON DOWNTOWN smallconvenience store, appli- 570-639-5920 year lease. 570-430-0175 $685 monthly . Efficiency 1&2bedrooms. In- AVOCA 570-650-3803 cludes all utilities, parking, laundry. LOCATION!!! ance repair, locksmith, eBay 3rooms, wall to wall carpeting, No pets. From $390 to $675. STUDIO, 1&2 outlet, accounting office, travel HUGHESTOWN MINERSMILLS WARRIOR RUN Lease, security &references. BEDROOMS agency,designer, broker, con- appliances, coin-op Immaculate 4room, 2bed- 2bedroom, 1st floor, $550/ Close to Hanover Ind. Park. washer/dryer, off street park- 570-970-0847 sultant, general office space. room, 1bath 1st floor apart- month plus $550 security. Pay Remodeled 1bedroom, fridge, •Equipped Kitchen Air, heat, garbage, sewer, hot ing, $420+ security. No pets. ment overlooking park. Wash- your own utilities. Gas heat. stove, eat in kitchen. Sewer, WILKES-BARRE •Free Cable 570-655-1606 water &all maintenance in- er/dryer hook-up. Stove & Fridge &stove. background & water &garbage paid, electric 2BEDROOMS •Wall to Wall Carpeting cluded. Street parking. Down- fridge included. No pets. Non creditcheck. NO PETS. by tenant. $425/mo +lease & Heat &hot water included, town Wyominglocation, DALLAS smoking. $575/ month + 570-823-2776 2nd floor, 1bedroom. Includes 570-825-2306 security. 570-301-8200 $625./month +Security re- 30,000 passing cars aday. utilities &security. Call quired. 973-879-4730 Monday -Friday, $350/month. Call heat, water &garbage. Off street (570) 457-2227 9a.m. -1p.m. parking. No pets/no smoking. MOUNTAIN TOP WILKES-BARRE 570-693-3492 for appointment. $600/month +1month security. KINGSTON 1bedroom apartments with LAFAYETTE Wilkes-Barre 570-690-1591 Pierce Street media rooms, recently ren- 3bedrooms, 2nd 3rd floor, 1-2 bedroom, 1bath. ovated, New carpeting &ap- GARDENS floor, modern, new flooring, re- Apartments /Townhouses DALLAS Newly remodeled building, off pliances From $550 &up. frigerator stove, washer/dryer street parking, all appliances, 570-854-8785 SAVE MONEY THIS YEAR! hookup, water included. MEADOWS including washer/dryer. $575 + $650 +electric. Section APARTMENTS utilities. No pets, no smoking. MOUNTAIN TOP 113 Edison Street 8Accepted. 570-301-8200 570-814-3281 IMMEDIATELY Quiet neighborhood. 2bedroom 220 Lake St. AVAILABLE 2ND apartments available for immediate WILKES-BARRE Housing for the elderly & KINGSTON FLOOR UNIT! occupancy. Heat &hot water in- Duplex, 2nd floor apartment. 1 mobility impaired; all utilities Spacious 2nd floor, 2bed- 1bedroom apartments for elderly, cluded. bedroom. Heat &hot water in- included. Federally subsid- room. 1bath. Newly re- disabled. Rents based on 30% of 1Bedroom $550. cluded. No smoking. No pets. ized program. Extremely low 2Bedroom $650. $500 +security. modeled building, Living room, ADJ gross income. Call Jazmin 570-822-7944 income persons encour- Dining room, eat-in Kitchen, Handicap Accessible. Call 570-823-6829 aged to apply. Income less private front balcony, off street Equal Housing Opportunity. than $12,450. 570-675-6936 parking, all appliances, includ- TTY711 TDD 800-654-5984 ing washer/dryer. Available or 570-474-5010 Apartments /Townhouses Immediate efficiency occupancy 8am-4 pm, Mon-Fri. now. $675+ utilities. No pets, This institution is an equal Located near shopping &transportation. Temple Apartments Equal Housing Opportunity no smoking. 570-814-3281 opportunity provider &employer. IN THE HEART OF WILKES-BARRE offers efficiencies &one bedroom apartments for income quali- Handicap Accessible fied individuals ages 62 or older and/or needing the features of 1BEDROOM APARTMENTS AVAILABLE amobility impaired unit. DALLAS Apartments /Townhouses NewberryEstates Martin D. Popky Apartments Furnished or Unfurnished Apartment amenities include: 61 E. Northampton St. Accessible features-fully equipped kitchen-Wall to wall carpet- Carriage House, 1bedroom EAST Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701 ing-Ceramic tiled baths-On-sitemanagement-On-sitemainten- washer, dryer. Country club MOUNTAIN • Affordable Senior Apartments ance with 24-hour emergency response-On-sitelaundry-Inter- amenities included. No pets, Gateway • Income Eligibility Required com entry system-Social services coordinator on-site no smokers. $925/month. APARTMENTS ApArtments • Utilities Included! • Low cable rates; 210-542-0635 • New appliances; • Laundry on site; The good life... Regions Best • Activities! •Curbside Public Transportation Leasing office located at: DALLAS close at hand Address Please call 570-825-8594 2nd floor Municipal Road D/TTY 800-654-5984 5Heisz Street- Edwardsville, PA 18704 $550. Mo. Electric heat, NO • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. • 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts. T: 570-283-2275-TDD 1.800.545.1833 x646 Pets. 1bedroom plus 1smal- ler bedroom, laundry, kitchen, 822-4444 288-6300 living and dining room. www.EastMountainApt.com www.GatewayManorApt.com PENNROSE 570-332-3562 PAGE 6C Tuesday, September 17, 2013 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com

Commercial Houses For Rent Half Doubles Autos Under $5000 Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale PITTSTON TWP. CHEVY '99 $1,750/MONTH PITTSTON KINGSTON $BUYING $ LEXUS '06 ES 330 Available Oct. 1st. very nice PRISM LSI Silver/grey leather, moon 2bedroom, 1.5 bath. Move in SPRAGUE AVE. 2bedroom, 1 137,000 HYW miles, adult roof, heated seats. Excel- condition. Gas range, fridge, bath, 1st floor duplex. New car- owned, green/grey. Clean, JUNK CARS lent condition. 82k miles. dishwasher, washer &dryer peting &hardwood floors. Con- very good condition, depend- Extended Warranty included. Large yard. Beauti- venient to Wyoming Ave. able, excellent mileage. 4 &TRUCKS $13,995. ful front porch.Corner lot with Basementstorage. speed automatic, A/C, all Highest Prices PaidFree Pickup MERCURY '06 2car driveway parking. Nice Washer/dryer hookup. $525 power, rear window defroster, CA$H PAID 570-288-8995 MAFFEI COROLLA LE neighborhood. No pets. No month +utilities, security, tachometer, tilt steering wheel, Auto Sales Power windows, locks, seat, 3002 N. Twp Blvd. Smoking. $800/mo plus utilit- lease. NO PETS. cruise control, am/fm/CD ste- CADILLAC'07 DTS air. 65k. Medical office for rent on the ies, security &references. reo, air bags, ABS brakes, al- Pearl white/tan leather, 570-288-6227 SHARP! 9,550. Pittston By-Pass. Highly vis- 570-655-4950 EAST BENNETT ST. Charm- loy wheels. $2,200. OBO 570- heated &cooled seats. 444 Market Street 570-825-7577 ible location with plenty of ing 3bedroom, hardwood 417-7671 or 570-474-9828. 43k miles. Warranty. Kingston Freshlystate inspected & parking. $1,800 sq. ft. of beau- floors,new carpeting in bed- $17,995. warrantied. Financing avail- PITTSTON able. CAR FAX available. tifullyfinished space can be AVAILABLE NOW rooms, laundry room off spa- MAFFEI used for any type office use. 80 River Street cious kitchen, stained glass $1,750/ mo. plus utilities. Newly remodeled two story, windows, off street parking, Auto Sales VOLVO '06S80 MLS 13-098 2bedrooms, 1bath, convenient to Cross Valley. Call Charlie $650. +utilities, security, 570-288-6227 TURBO refrigerator, stove &dryer, AWD, silver/silver, sunroof, washer hookup, two car lease. NO PETS. 444 MarketStreet 570-793-6294 Kingston GPS, runs &looks great, driveway, fenced yard, no MERCURY '07 MILAN 128,000 miles. $7,400. pets. $775/month +utilities. Power windows, locks, seat, Contact John 1st, last &security. KINGSTON 1518 8th Street, Carverton PROPERTIES Near Francis Slocum St. Park CADILLAC '00 air. 75k. 570-479-3955 Call 570-417-9781 MUST SEE &DRIVE! $8,575. To view house go to CurrentlyAvailable DODGE '95 RAM 1500 SEVILLE www.wilkesbarredjs.com/ Grey/beige leather, heated 570-825-7577 VW '03 JETTA GLS 789PhotoAlbum LARGE 1/2 DOUBLE X-CAB 4X4 seats. 70k miles. Freshlystate inspected & Red with black cloth, PITTSTON Completely renovated, full GOOD WORK TRUCK! Two owners, local trade. warrantied. Financing avail- heated seats, alloys, 108k. PLAINS kitchen, living room, $1,295 Excellent Condition able. CAR FAX available. Extended Warranty $6,200. COOPERS CO-OP Single Home formal dining room &study. Call for details 570-696-4377 Extended Warranty Lease Space Available. Nice Yard, off-street parking, 4bedrooms, 1.5 baths. $5,495. MAFFEI Light manufacturing, ware- plus garage. 3bedrooms plus **************** house, office, includes all small office, 1.5 bath, MERCURYSABLE 2002' MAFFEI Auto Sales 1/2 DOUBLE 150K.$700 utilities with free parking. washer/dryer hookup, gas Completely remodeled older 570-288-6227 215-932-5690 Auto Sales Iwill save you money! heat, air conditioning. Newly charm, stained glass win- 444 Market Street ATLAS REALTY renovated. No Pets. dows, front &rear porches, 570-288-6227 829-6200 Autos For Sale Kingston $1,100+utilities. 570-655-4915 Living /dining room combo, 444 Market Street MITSUBISHI '02 SEEKING PROFESSION- eat-in kitchen with laundry Kingston GALANT GTZ AL LONGTERM TENANT PLYMOUTH alcove, 3bedrooms, Power windows, locks, air, Two 2,000 sq. ft. units avail- Newly Remodeled 2bedroom 1.5 baths ACME moonroof. MUST SEE! able. Owner occupied. off house, quiet secluded area, **************** $4,475. street parking. Alarm. Renov- Nice View. $650 +Security. Quiet residentialneighbor- AUTO 570-825-7577 ated. Wilkes-Barre near high 570-239-3950 hoods, utilities &heat by ten- SALES Freshlystate inspected & ant, no pets, no smoking. 1 warrantied. Financing avail- traffic area. 570-829-1518 SHAVERTOWN VW '03 PASSAT WAGON Immaculate, 2bedroom Cape month security, 1year lease. 343-1959 able. CAR FAX available. Call Rosewood Realty 1009 Penn Ave Power windows, locks, air. Cod with eat-in kitchen, hard- Scranton 18509 CHEVY '03 IMPALA ECONOMICAL! wood floors, gas heat and de- 570-287-6822 Across from Scranton Prep Power windows, locks, seats, $4,995. tached garage. $950/ GOODCREDIT, BAD CREDIT, moonroof. GORGEOUS 570-825-7577 month+utilities and security LARKSVILLE NO CREDIT BLACK! $5,925. Freshlystate inspected & deposit. 570-675-3178 Very clean, fenced in yard, Call Our Auto Credit 570-825-7577 warrantied. Financing avail- AMERICA REALTY washer/dryer &stove. Utilities Hot Line to get WEST WYOMING Pre-approved for aCar Loan! Freshlystate inspected & able. CAR FAX available. by tenant. Has gas heat &wa- warrantied. Financing avail- RENTALS Beautiful 2very large bed- ter. Off street parking, nice 800-825-1609 1Month Free Rent www.acmecarsales.net able. CAR FAX available. OLDSMOBILE '00 ALERO room home, 3baths with neighborhood. 2large &1 Power windows, locks, air. (Qualified Applicant) wood, slate &marble floors, small bedroom. $700/month + FORTYFORT RETAIL CHRYSLER '05 ECONOMICAL! stainless steel appliances, security. No pets. AUTOS $3,450. (GLASS FRONT) STORE. laundry room on 2nd floor. WYOMING AVE. $850.month. 570-287-1421 PT CRUISER 570-825-7577 Pool table room, finished base- 11 AUDI S5 CONVERTIBLE Excellent condition! 2YEARS SAME RENT. SPRINT blue/ black /brown Freshlystate inspected & ment, fenced yard, garage. NANTICOKE Warranty $4,995. AMONTH FREE RENT 185 W. Church St, leather interior, navigation, warrantied. Financing avail- VW '04 PASSAT GL $1,200/month +utilities, lease, 7spd auto turbo, AWD able. CAR FAX available. (QUALIFIED)APPLICATION &security deposit. 3bedrooms,1bath,oil heat, Power windows, locks, air. REQUIRED. DETAILS CALL 10 CHEVY IMPALA LT silver MAFFEI 570-233-7235. washer/dryer hookup. Small 59k miles 81k. SHARP! $7,400. 570-288-1422 570-825-7577 yard. $550 +utilities &secur- 08 NISSAN AKTIMA SL Auto Sales Prestige WE BUY WILKES-BARRE ity. No pets. Available 10/1/13. grey, grey leather, sunroof 570-288-6227 Freshlystate inspected & 40 Dexter Street 570-270-3139 07 BUICK LUCERNE CXL silver, One AutO VEHICLES! warrantied. Financing avail- 3bedroom, 2bath single grey leather 444 Market Street able. CAR FAX available. NANTICOKE 06 AUDI A6 3.2 WEST PITTSTON home. $600 +utilities &se- Kingston Call Dan Lane @ 570-489-0000 curity. Section 8Approved. 2bedroom, washer/dryer hook AVANT/STATION WAGON black, tan leather VW '10 BEETLE GLS 1CAR Call up, air conditioning, new bath. CHRYSLER '06 2004 VENTUREWeLS Ext. MiniVBuyan 90840 ...... CArS $4,500 Red/black leather, heated navigation, AWD 20022004Z0COR6VETTECoupe1716713295...... $27,778$26,986 GARAGE/STORAGE 357-2809 or 826-1795 $525/month. Security & 06 CADILLAC DTS silver, black 300 TOURING seats, moon roof. 19k references required. 20032006BMWCOBALTZ4682863.0...... i ConvertiBle 53232 ...... $13,999$6,900 FOR RENT leather, chrome alloys Gold with beige leather, 2003 SilverADo XCAB 4X4 lt eXt. 46582 ...... $15,999 miles. Factory Warranty. WILKES-BARRE 570-954-7919 2005 CROSS FIRE SRT- 6 59014 ...... $17,999 $55/month. Call Natalie 06 VW JETTA GLS blue, auto, heated power seats, alloys, 20042005S2RAM0001500roQUADStAD 7940Co7.nver...... tiBle 87617 ...... $16,495$16,999 PRICE REDUCED $15,395. Clean, 2bedroom, duplex. sunroof 2004 venture lS eXt. 97840 ...... $4,500 570-357-1138 68k. Local Trade, Like New! 2005 MUSTANG GT Convertible 32500 ...... $18,999 Stove, hookups, parking, yard. PITTSTON 06 HYUNDAI SONATA GLS grey, 2004 Corvette Coupe 17167 ...... $26,986 $11,995. 2007 E350 Passenger 56256...... $13,999 MAFFEI No pets/no smoking. $475 + 1bedroom, stove &refrigerat- auto, 4cyl 2005 MuSt Gt ConvertiBle 32500 ...... $18,999 Houses For Rent 2007 MUSTANG GT Coupe 32569...... $17,495 or, washer/dryer hook up. heat 05 CHEVY MONTE CARLO LT 2005 tACoMA 4X4 CreW 87132 ...... $18,898 utilities. 570-868-4444 2008 Ford KingRanch CREW 50457 ...... $28,896 Auto Sales white V6 MAFFEI 2006 F150XCAB 4X4 Xl 62084 ...... $15,999 DALLAS/LEHMANTWP. &water included. $575/month 2010 MUSTANG V6 Convertible 40332 ...... $17,999 05 CHEVY MONTE CARLO LS 2006 HuMMer H3 Suv 50591 ...... $18,999 570-288-6227 Lovely 2bedroom, one bath +security. 570-906-7614 2009 CR-V EX SUV 42978...... $17,990 gold Auto Sales 2006 350ZtourinG ConvertiBle 22128 ...... $19,495 444 Market Street house in the country. Spa- 02 VW BEETLE GLS lime green 570-288-6227 20072011 CRZMuStEX 6MGtCoupeCo587upe0...... 32569 ...... $16,999$15,999 cious kitchen/living/dining room WILKES-BARRE 5speed, 4cylinder 20072006 GXpHummerv8H3SeD5059An1...... 82306 ...... $11,495$20,989 Kingston PITTSTON 444 Market Street 2011 SONATA SE 51600 ...... $15,999 combination. No smoking, no WyomingStreet ELIZABETHSTREET 73 PORSCHE 914 green &black, 2007 MerC C350 SeDAn 59231 ...... $16,990 20072011 HArleMazda3 ySPOR883T gtSpor49212tS...... ter 5353 ...... $6,000$16,990 exceptions. One small pet Unfurnished house for rent. 1bedroom with neutral decor, 5speed, 62k miles. Kingston Motorcycles considered. References, se- 20072007 F3Mini50COOPERXCABS4X4k 46153lA...... riAt 91235 ...... $21,999$13,999 $750 +utilities, tile bath, ample closets, 2006 Nissan 350Z Convertible 22128 ...... $20,980 curity deposit &credit check SUVS, VANS, 2008 MuSt Gt Coupe 3012 ...... $23,898 security required screened in porch and private 20082009F1Nissan50 KinG370Z SPORrAnCHT PKGCre11575W...... 50457 ...... $27,980$26,789 STRATUS 17' required. $1,250/month +utilit- 570-961-3162 yard. $350 month +utilities, TRUCKS, 4 X4’s 20082003SilPorsverrADoche BOXTERltS 22699874414...... $18,999$23,999 ies. 570-899-8432 security, lease. NO PETS. 20092004 Cr-vSubaru eXWRXSuvSTI 6032542978...... $16,990$18,799 Pleasure/ 2009 HonDA Si SeDAn 45585 ...... $17,495 570-793-6294 08 LIBERTY SPORT 2010 Subaru Outbac SPORT 25683 ...... $19,890 DALLAS/LEHMAN TWP. Land (Acreage) 2010 MuSt v6 ConvertiBle 40332 ...... $15,999 Fishing Boat Silver, V6 4x4 2012 Subaru IMPREZA AWD 33059 ...... $17,980 Lovely 2bedroom, one bath 2010 tiGuAn Se Suv 22065 ...... $17,499 150HP Johnson motor, new PLAINS 08 CHRYSLER T&C TOURING 2009 Suzuki AWD SUV 30482 ...... $12,999 house in the country. Spa- 20112006ForDRAV 4LimitedFuSionSUVi4123Se109...... 82321 ...... $10,989$11,990 canopy Trolling motor, also. JENKINS TWP. Spacious, high ceilings, 4bed- Blue, entertainment center FORD '05 TAURUS SEL cious kitchen/living/dining room 20112010 MitToyotaSuRAoutlV4 I4 SUVAnDer34739...... 4X4 Se Suv ...... 18124$16,999 Moving ,Must Sell! 570- Highland Hills/Charles Place room, wall to wall carpeting. 7passenger mini van Power windows, locks, seat, 2012 vW Gti 4 Door 12199 ...... $21,999 combination. No smoking, no 08 JEEP COMMANDER SPORT 2007 TOYOYA FJ CRUZER 65231...... $21,990 498-9599 Only 2one acre+ lots left! 1.5 bath, hardwood floors air. 59k. EXCELLENT $6,850. 20122010 JetVolkswtAagenSeSESeDSUVAn2206532392...... $14,999$17,499 exceptions. One small pet dark grey, 3rd seat, 4x4 2012 Beetle 2.5l 30751 ...... $14,999 considered. References, se- 570-498-9244 downstairs, large living room 08 JEEP PATRIOT SPORT black, 570-825-7577 2012 Volkswagen SE Sedan 32392...... $14,999

2012 iMpreZA SeDAn 33059 ...... $17,495 800021 with fireplace, large kitchen 4cylinder, 5speed 4x4 Freshlystate inspected & 2012 Volkswagen 2.5L Hatchback 30751...... $14,999 RVs / Campers curity deposit &credit check SWEET VALLEY 2012 SCion tC 7.0 21125 ...... $19,898

with stove, microwave, refriger- 08 FORD EDGE SE white V6 AWD warrantied. Financing avail- 16 required. $1,250/month +utilit- GRASSY POND ROAD *Tax, tags & license fees not included. MiniWinnebago86' ies. 570-899-8432 ator, dishwasher, washer & 07 CHRYSLER ASPEN LTD able. CAR FAX available. 6.69 wooded acres. Great dryer. Full attic, off-street park- dark grey, 3rd seat, 4x4 1553 Main Street, Peckville, PA 18452 18', newinspection. Sleeps 4. building site and/or ideal hunting, yard. Absolutely NO pets 07 DODGE CARAVAN SXT green, Sink, stove, refrigerator and ing property. No utilities. 07 GMC YUKON DENALI bathroom with shower. All in or smoking. Utilities paid by electric blue, black leather, REDUCED $65,000. tenants. $800+security and last working condition. $2,900. navigation 4x4 570-779-3639 Call Pat Doty months rent. Section 8accep- 06 SUBARU FORESTER 570-394-6901 696-2468 FORTYFORT ted. Call 570-823-4116 or 570- silver, V6, 4x4 MiniWinnebago86' AMERICAREALTY 417-7745 06 DODGE DAKOTA QUAD 18', newinspection. Sleeps 4. RENTALS CAB TRUCK HYUNDAI '03 SONATA Sink, stove, refrigerator and TRUCKSVILLE silver, 4door, V6, 4x4 Power windows, locks, air, 1stMONTHS RENT FREE 06 NISSAN MURANO SE bathroom with shower. All in (Qualified Applicants) 1/2 RANCH white AWD MOONROOF. 78K. working condition. $2,900. EXCELLENT INVENTORY 2bedrooms, living &dining 06 MERCURY MARINER silver, EXCELLENT! $5,950 570-779-3639 CALL 570-288-1422 rooms, kitchen, washer/dry- V6, AWD 570-825-7577 1518 8th Street, Carverton NO PETS EMPLOYMENT er, basement, yard, Security, 06 HONDA PILOT EX silver, 3rd Freshlystate inspected & Near Francis Slocum St. Park Trucks / SUVs / Vans VERIFICATION, APPLICA- references &lease. No Pets. seat, 4x4 warrantied. Financing avail- SATURN '07 ION TION, FREE FIRST MONTH $700/month. Sewer &trash in- 06 CHEVY 1500 SILVERADO REG able. CAR FAX available. 4cylinder. 5speed. REAL CAB truck red, 4x4 (QUALIFY) HOME $900/mo + cluded. 06 DODGE RAM 1500 QUAD CAB SHARP CAR! $3,995. UTILITIES. Edwardsville / Call 570-474-9321 Black, V8, 4x4 truck HONDA '07 570-696-4377 Kingston APT. $500/mo + or 570-690-4877 05 NISSAN PATHFINDER SE ACCORDEXL UTILITIES. PLAINS/W-B. Call off road, grey, 3rd seat, 4x4 6cylinder, leather, 24,500 for details, others. WEST WYOMING 05 BUICK RENZVOUS CXL miles. Garage kept. Newer SCION XD 11' Storage 3bedroom, 1.5 baths, quiet Light grey, tan leather AWD tires. $16,599. 570-655-4736 Good condition, new brakes. HUNLOCKCREEK area, off street parking. ABSO- 05 NISSAN XTERRA Navy Blue. 40,000K. Interior FORTY FORT LUTELY NO PETS.$650/mo + black, V6, 4x4 is in good shape. 3bedroom, 2bath, $1,000 05 CHEVY TRAILBLAZERwhite, month. Month to month lease. GARAGE FOR RENT security and references. Utilit- $10,800. Call Kristen 1518 8th Street, Carverton ies by tenant. 570-430-3851 V6, 4x4 Near Francis Slocum St. Park Not section 8approved. Non 11ft. 6"x 23 ft. Cinder block 05 CHEVY COLORADO CLUB 570-704-6022 smokers. No pets.2car gar- walls, interior walls, steel studs leave message. CAB grey 4x4 truck CHEVY '02 BLAZER age. Outdoorwoodburner for with sheet rock. Concrete floor, 05 CHRYSLER TOWN & 4X4. V6. BARGAIN PRICE heat &hot water. Steel overhead door with lock, Sales COUNTRY TOURING blue, TOTOTA '11 $3,995. 570-506-5986 overhead lighting. $110/month. 7passenger mini van HYUNDAI '04 TIBURON 570-696-4377 1year lease and security. DALLAS 05 FORD ESCAPE XLT Red, 6speed, Power windows, CAMRY LE LARKSVILLE 570-655-0530 1995 Redman Trailer, 56'x14', V6 4x4 locks, air. Moonroof. Pace Street Located in park. 4rooms, 05 HYUNDAI TUSCON LX green 4door, auto, dark blue auto, AWD SPORTY! $5,500. 5room single family home with Half Doubles 2bedrooms, 1.5 bath. 570-825-7577 metallic color. Original own- Screened in porch. $13,000. 04 HYUNDAI SANTE FE GLS 2+ bedrooms, 1bath, Black, V6, 4x4 Freshlystate inspected & er. Only 18,900 miles! washer/dryer, deck &yard. FORTY FORT Very Good Condition 04 CHEVY 1500 SILVERADO Looks and drives like anew 4BR, 1BA, fridge &stove, warrantied. Financing avail- $700/month +utilities. 570-706-5201 CREW CAB white, 4door, able. CAR FAX available. car!!! Price reduced to Call Barbara Mark washer/dryer hook up. Shared 4x4 truck $14,400 for quick sale. Loc- 570-696-5414 yard. Non smokers. $950 + Pets 04 DODGE RAM 1500 SLT ated in the Back Mtn. Call utilities, security, references & QUAD CAB black TOYOTA credit check. Available 10/1/13. Huskies, Poms, 4door 4x4 truyck 570-674-5673 1518 8th Street, Carverton 570-751-1600 Yorkies, Chihuahuas, 04 GMC ENVOY Near Francis Slocum St. Park black, V6, 4x4 '12 SCION to schedule an appointment. German Shephards &More. 04 FORD EXPLORER XLT CHEVY '02 GLEN LYON Bloomsburg 389-7877 silver V6 15 minutes from Power Plant Volvo 98'V70 Wagon SILVERADO XCAB Hazleton 453-6900 3rd seat, 4x4 TC COUPE 4X4 Sharp, Sharp truck! or W-B. 2bedroom, appli- Dual sun roofs, 6speed auto, Turbo, 4Wheel drive, Leather Hanover 829-1922 04 CHEVY AVALANCHE LT $6,995 696-1195 ances, washer/dryer hook up, green, grey leather, 4door too many options to mention. interior. Good condition in and 570-696-4377 electric heat, new paint &car- KITTENS;4FREE to good 4x4 truck Asking $17,000. 570-472-1149 out! $5,000. 347-693-4156 LEHMAN pet, nonsmoker. $625/month homes. 8weeks. Ready Sat., 03 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LTD IDETOWNROAD +security, references &1year 9/14. Angora black, gray, twin grey black leather sunroof 4x4 2bedrooms, laundry facilities black white long fur. Call Mary 03 FORD EXPEDITION XLT silver, lease. Pet on approval. 3rd seat, 4x4 Commercial on site. No pets. $900 month. 570-218-2320 570-379-2029 Helen @570-639-2511 1st month &security required. 02 MITSUBISHI MONTERO XLS Silver, V6, 3rd seat 4x4 Available now. 570-639-0967 GLEN LYON PIT BULLPUPPIES 02 FORD F150 SUPER CREW or 570-574-6974 3BRRENOVATED 3female, parents on premises. red &tan 4door. 4x4 truck Adoption agreement reques- 01 CHEVY TRACKER LT MOUNTAIN TOP 1/2 double, off street park- ted. THE OFFICE CENTERS ing, 2porches, oil /electric 570-371-8086. white V6 4x4 54k miles Mobile home Askfor Missy. 01 DODGE DAKOTA CLUB CAB 2bedroom, 2full baths, eat in heat. NO DOGS. Refer- SPORT blue, V6, 4x4 truck 5 Kingston Locations kitchen, living room, walk in ences &application re- YORKIE PUPPY 01 FORD EXPLORER SPORT closet, deck, washer/dryer, quired. $500 month + Female,AKC. champion silver, 2door, 4x4 dishwasher &refrigerator, security. 570-714-1296 bloodlines. Dew claws done, 98 DODGE RAM 1500 central air on 2acres. wormed, 1st shots. QUAD CAB $600/month. +1&1/2 month HANOVER V8, 4x4 truck REDUCED $800. 99 FORD F150 SUPER CAB security &1st month rent. LYNDWOOD AREA 570-332-4739 silver 4x4 truck 570-592-5764/ 973-271-0261 1/2 double, very spacious, 3 97 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LTD bedrooms,1.5 baths with all Autos Under $5000 4x4 MOUNTAIN TOP neutral decor, large eat-in kit- Walden Park chen with oak cabinets, new DODGE '03 4bedroom, 3bath home with countertop &all appliances, GRAND appliances included. 1year ample closets, full walk out lease &security deposit re- CARAVAN basement for storage, off AWD, $1,500. 570-262-1996 quired. No pets. $1,400/month. street parking, spacious back Call Rick Gaetano yard deck. $750/mo +utilities, 570-715-7735 security &lease. NO PETS. 570-793-6294 Rentals HARVEY'S LAKE HEATHERHIGHLANDS Waterview, 2bedroom, deck, AQuality Manufactured Housing Community porch, storage, Family room, Newand Pre-Owned Homes for Sale! eat-in kitchen. $650/month. Rentals Available Full Service Leases • Custom Design • Renovation • Various Size Suites Available 570-474-6307 703-583-5067 Select Homes for Lease with Option to Purchase LARKSVILLE Financing Available to Qualified Buyers Medical, Legal, Commercial • Utilities • Parking • Janitorial PITTSTON 2BR, refrigerator,stove & 109 Main Street, Inkerman Full Time Maintenance Staff Available Single home sale or rent. 3 dishwasher, washer/dryer hook Jenkins Twp., Pa 18640 bedrooms, 1bath, move in up. Private driveway. No pets, Rental Office: 570-655-9643-Sales Office: 570-655-4301 condition, nice yard. $650 +utilities &security. www.umh.com For Rental Information call 570-287-1161 570-540-0198 570-954-5903 Licensed by the Pa. Dept. of Banking NMLS 200331 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com Tuesday, September 17, 2013 PAGE 7C

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TOYOTA'06 HIGHLANDER HEAT YOUR ENTIRE MATTRESS PAD magnetic, FILE CABINET 5drawer, POCKET DOOR kit $45. E100 BIKES Huffy men's & AWD, V6, silver/grey cloth, HOME water, and more Visco Medic, provides thera- beige side to side file, worth electric scooter, new belt $35. women's, new tires recondi- sunroof, 3rd row seat, with an OUTDOOR peutic benefts $1200. new sell $700 sell $250. Six 40x80 Sotts drop spreader, never tionedatMain Bike World $20. 90k miles. $200. 570-474-5643 wooden doors $50 ea. 28" col- used $15. Small computer each. 570-288-5647 Extended Warranty. WOOD FURNACE from or TV, 2remotes, old type $70 desk, black metal $5. Machinery & Equipment 570-280-2472 570-417-8155 COBRA BAFFLER rail H2/hy- $12,995. Central Boiler. B&COut- brid 17 degree 65 gram mutore MAFFEI door Wood Furnace, LLC. AIR COMPRESSOR portable, POTTY CHAIR boys $5. Adult shaft hheadcover $75. Cobra 570-477-569 porter cable, 150 PSI oil free FREEAD handicap walker $5. Mini robot 9.0 degree with Cobra YS-5.5 1518 8th Street, Carverton Auto Sales hoses, Senc brad guns, 2large sweeper- sweeps &mops $20. stiff flex shafty, egril lmkin grip Near Francis Slocum St. Park staple guns, 2front load staple Dresser with mirror 4' long $20. right hand with headcover $55. 570-288-6227 BOILER Peerless boiler oil CHEVY '06 guns $200 firm. Master me- POLICY 32x37 gold framed interior pic- Men's FootJoy spikless golf 444 Market Street with water coil installed 10-3- chaic 6" dual lights, bench ture scene $15. 570-851-8500 shoes 9.5 med. $90. 822-6258 TRAILBLAZER 06 EC-03-075-120 WPCT ca- The TimesLeader will Kingston grinder, 1/2 HP $25. firm. 570- GOLF CLUBS HoganEdge 3 4X4. V6. EXTRA SHARP! pacity or gross output BTU/HR 299-7206. accept ads for used private READY FOR MY QUOTE $5,995. 92,000-144,000 water ratings party merchandise only for CABLE: thru Sandwedge.Like new. Auto Services 570-696-4377 80,000-125,000 BTU heater. 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oldenrod has gotten provides a blaze of brilliant of allergy and immunology tiny enough to be blown be carried to other plants. Ga bad rap, and yellow at a time when most at Akron General Medical by the wind from one The pollen grains fall to the undeservedly so. plants are fading. It attracts Center in Ohio. plant to another — and ground rather than wafting The fall bloomer often pollinators and other Goldenrod and ragweed unfortunately, to people’s in the air. gets blamed for autumn beneficial insects, making it are close cousins, so people noses. While Faltay said you allergies, when the real good for our gardens as well who are allergic to one are Faltay said ragweed pollen might breathe in some culprit is ragweed.What’s as our planet.And like other typically allergic to the other, can travel as far as 30 miles, goldenrod pollen if you were more, some people can see native plants, it can do just he said. But the properties and it’s easily breathed in. very close to the plants, it only as a weedy wildflower, fine without our help, thank of their pollen grains put Goldenrod, on the other normally people aren’t not an asset to a garden. you very much. them on opposite ends of hand, is pollinated by exposed to it that way. And It’s time to change that Think it’s the goldenrod the hay-fever misery scale. insects. Its pollen grains while the scent of goldenrod thinking. making you sneeze? Ragweed is wind- are big, heavy and almost might produce a sneeze, Goldenrod has much to It’s a common mistake, pollinated, which means it Velcro-like, designed to that’s not a true allergic offer in the landscape. It said Dr. Bela Faltay, chief has pollen grains that are stick to visiting insects and reaction, he said. HEALTH THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com Tuesday, September 17, 2013 PAGE 1D

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mArYtherese BieBeL to help students stay fit, [email protected] Cortese, the dietitian, said in a telephone inter- From Erika Green’s view. whole-grain pasta to “There are usually a lot the collard greens, wild of great exercise opportu- rice and fish on Jared nities on a campus,” she Luchetta’s plate, Wilkes said. “They’ll have exer- University’s cafeteria cise classes; they’ll have on a recent Wednesday gyms. appeared to be filled with “If it’s a nice day, get healthful choices. out and walk. Don’t take That’s good news for the shuttle bus to the anyone trying to avoid parking lot,” Cortese what nutritionists and suggested, adding club student advisers tend sports and intramural to call “the dreaded sports teams can be a fun Freshman 15,” and, yes, way to stay active. the phrase doesn’t seem “I have a sport, if you complete without the count studying,” Erika adjective. After all, in an Green said with a laugh. age of increasing obesity, Seriously, Wilkes most people are dismayed student Green, 21, of to see the number on the Kingston, said she makes scale creep up. time for 15 to 30 minutes While not every col- of walking or riding an lege freshman gains exercise bike every day, weight, some may have and she watches what she a difficult time avoid- eats — selecting salads ing it, Geisinger Health and whole-grain pasta Care System dietitian when it’s available, choos- Samantha Cortese said. ing lean meats for protein Adjusting to new free- and trying to avoid the doms and a demanding empty calories of junk schedule, they may find food and soda. themselves eating for When we caught up comfort, indulging in 2 with her last week, for a.m. pizza fests, and find- example, her beverage ing little time for exer- was water. Hunsicker’s cise. was 2 percent milk, and “We were going to go Walters had diluted lem- running together, weren’t onade with water to slash we?” asked pharmacy the calories. major Liz Walters, 22, of At a nearby table, Jared Yo rk. Luchetta, 18, of Hazleton, who is a freshman unde- “Yeah, we went Bill Tarutis Photos/For The Times Leader once,” classmate Keith Caesar salad, a tuna wrap and 2 percent milk made up the bulk of Keith hunsicker’s lunch, which also included a side of fries. A fourth-year pharmacy student from telford, clared science major, Hunsicker, 22, of Telford, he said he gains a few pounds everyyear and takes them off over the summer.At right is pharmacy student Alyssa Jones. opted for chocolate milk Pa., responded. — calcium-rich but a bit Walters and Hunsicker six-year pharmacy pro- it over the summer. He man, Walters said, she admits she doesn’t have ‘Insanity,’ ” she said, of a calorie indulgence — were eating lunch recent- gram in 2016. doesn’t worry about it, gained about 10 pounds time to be the track-and- explaining there’s extra that he balanced out with ly in the Henry Student It’s been a while since he said, explaining taste but subsequently lost field athlete she was in motivation when a group tilapia, wild rice and col- Center at a table filled they were freshmen, but appeal was the main rea- most of it. high school. of friends exercises in lard greens. with fourth-year stu- Hunsicker remembers he son he filled a tray with She tries to make “With certain majors, time with that intense To tell the truth, dents, who expect to started a pattern that year a tuna wrap, salad and healthful choices — such you’re sedentary a lot workout video. Luchetta really graduate from Wilkes’ of gaining a few pounds french fries. as a turkey burger with of the time. But, a few Making time for physi- each semester and losing When she was a fresh- cheese and a salad — but of us get together for cal activity is a good tool See DIET |2D Searching for a good night’s sleep

ALLie shAh redoubled efforts to unlock studying the effects of sleep McClatchy News Service the mysteries of this essential disorders on the heart for 25 bodily function. Still, they’re years. “And one of the reasons MINNEAPOLIS — Most only beginning to learn how it’s a choice is people don’t nights, Thomas Copenhaver sleep works and why we need quite understand or realize finds himself sleepless. So, it. the consequences of not get- he used a sleep-monitoring “We’re not even at the half- ting enough sleep.” device to find out how bad it way point of our understand- Earlier this year, the U.S. was: While he was in bed for ing of the complexities of sleep Centers for Disease Control six hours and 42 minutes one and health,” said Dr. Mark and Prevention declared sleep- night, he woke up 14 times Hansen of the Mayo Clinic’s lessness “a public health epi- and slept only two hours and Center for Sleep Medicine in demic,” citing a link to chron- 46 minutes. Rochester, Minn. ic diseases, such as diabetes, “It’s kind of like the night What we do know is that obesity, heart disease, depres- before a vacation — you don’t our 24/7 priorities have shift- sion and even “early death.” sleep because you worry that ed away from getting a good Adults need seven to you’ll oversleep and miss your night’s sleep. nine hours of sleep a night flight,” he said. “That’s just “This business of sleep to function properly. Ye t, me in a nutshell every day.” deprivation is not so much a one out of three American With as many as 70 million disorder as a choice,” said Dr. adults say they routinely Americans reporting trouble Virend Somers, a Mayo Clinic McClatchy News Service photo sleeping, health officials have cardiologist who has been See SLEEP |2D Look familiar? Lack of sleep at night can lead to unwanted sleep during the day.

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Berwick Hospital Center • First Hospital • Mid-Valley Hospital • Moses Taylor Hospital • Regional Hospital of Scranton Special Care Hospital • Tyler Memorial Hospital • Wilkes-Barre General Hospital PAGE 2D Tuesday,August 17, 2013 HEALTH www.timesleader.com TIMES LEADER Diet From page 1D hadn’t known what that last item was. TIPS FROM THE “I just told them to give me some of everything (at the DIETITIAN hot-entree station),” he said. • Soda, sweetened coffee Tasting it, he described it as beverages and alcohol all can “OK” and said he likes spin- wreck your diet, but water is your ach better. friend. • Make time for exercise in your Campus cafeterias such daily routine. as the ones Sodexo runs at • Fill half your plate with veggies Wilkes University and King’s and fruits, the rest with lean College offer an array of food protein and a healthful starch. stations, so there are usually • If you really want an indulgent plenty of opportunities to try dessert, split it with a friend. new foods. Cortese advises filling half a plate with veg- an ideal option. If you’re intent gies and fruit and devoting on having something that’s the remaining two quadrants more of a confection, she said, to a lean protein and a health- try splitting it with a friend. ful starch. “Drink plenty of water,” “The real focus is setting Cortese added, “and avoid up a healthy plate,” she said, sweetened beverages like reg- suggesting grilled or broiled ular sodas. Be cautious of cof- chicken without the skin, fish, fee drinks because they could lean beef, hummus or tofu easily have 300 calories in a as the protein. For a starch, medium.” she recommends “any kind Also, she said, pay attention of whole-grain pasta or rice to every bite. or a baked sweet potato,” or “If you notice you’re a rapid maybe the seeds of a delicate eater, pace yourself. Turn the grain-like herb called quinoa. TV off. Turn off your laptop. “That’s trendy now.” Talk to your companions and “The nice thing about the savor the food. campus cafeterias is they like Finally, she pointed out, to keep portions to single serv- many calories a college stu- ings, so you can try to avoid dent might consume are due that all-out binge,” Cortese to alcohol. They’re either in Bill Tarutis Photos/For The Times Leader said, suggesting students wait the drink itself or the drinking Ericka Green, 21, of Kingston, said she tends to choose whole-grain pasta when it’s available, one of many healthful choices she makes in the university cafeteria. before refilling a plate, to give makes you feel hungry so you their brains time to signal that dig into the deep-fried chicken to make sure you’re of legal size. The recommendation is for female. Any more than drunk to drive safely — but they’re full. wings or potato chips or pizza. age,” Cortese cautioned. no more than two drinks per that brings on food cravings.” that’s a topic for another If you want dessert, fruit is “Of course you would want “And then, think of portion occasion for a male and one It also could make you too health story. Sleep From page 1D get less than seven, to see the health conse- erties work. of diabetes, University person’s breathing while many turn to home reme- devices at least 14 inches according to the CDC. quences of those lifestyle A groundbreaking of Chicago researchers sleeping. dies. In fact, Hansen and away from your eyes will On average, people choices 20 to 30 years study published last fall found. When Mueller checked other doctors urge their diminish the effects on are getting two hours down the road,” Somers in the Annals of Internal Troubled sleepers are into the sleep center, sen- patients to improve their the body’s melatonin, a less sleep a night than said. Medicine documented increasingly seeking med- sors were attached to his “sleep hygiene,” night- hormone that helps con- we did 40 years ago. Hansen said scientists what happened when a ical treatment, propelling eyes, scalp, face, chest time rituals that foster trol the natural sleep Yo ung people, in par- know that sleep plays group of healthy volun- the number of sleep cen- and legs. Electrodes good sleeping conditions. cycle. ticular, might be setting a vital role in repairing teers were allowed to ters to an all-time high. monitored his breath- Janine Hanson, who “I tell my patients if themselves up for future our bodies, consolidating sleep for just 4.5 hours The American Academy ing, movement and owns a communications you find something that problems because of their memory and other rejuve- a night. After several of Sleep Medicine has heart. Infrared cameras consulting business, works, stick with it,” round-the-clock devotion nating functions. Ye t they nights in a row, their fat accredited an estimat- captured images of him struggled off and on Hansen said. to mobile devices and still haven’t determined cells aged and became ed 2,500 sleep centers while technicians moni- with sleep problems until Take Copenhaver, of social media. exactly how some of less sensitive to insu- across the country. tored the room. she worked on her sleep Richfield, Minn. He’s “We are only going these re-energizing prop- lin — a characteristic Inside these laborato- Halfway through the hygiene. gone to great lengths in ries, specialists treat a night, a technician woke Now, she goes to bed at his mission to fall asleep, host of disorders, includ- Mueller to equip him 11 every night and avoids including sleeping pills ing insomnia, sleepwalk- with a CPAP machine, making plans that will and heavy exercise. But ing, narcolepsy and rest- which blows air into interfere with her bed- when all else fails, he Bladder Control Problems? less leg syndrome. the nose. The next day, time. She switched from simply watches old TV At Mayo’s sleep cen- Mueller’s sleep doctor coffee to tea, sleeps with shows. ter, one of the nation’s reviewed the results. eye shades and leaves her “It used to be largest, sleep studies are “They found I had cell phone outside her ‘M*A*S*H*,’” he said. conducted on patients fairly significant sleep bedroom. “Having those “Anything that I’ve six nights a week in the apnea,” he said. “They rituals makes me feel like watched a lot before 24-bed clinical lab. told me that out of the I have some control,” she works. … Anything that Ted Mueller, of four stages of sleep, I was said. I don’t have to pay atten- Rochester, spent a night only sleeping in the first Managing technol- tion to. It works every under observation last two phases.” ogy is essential to a good time.” year. A snorer who com- Now he sleeps with night’s sleep, but there Lately, his show of plained of always feeling the CPAP machine most are no clear guidelines. choice is an episode of 4 great tired, he was referred by nights and says he feels Some doctors recom- “The West Wing.” It’s the his doctor, who suspect- “fantastic.” mend avoiding screen one, Copenhaver says, ed that he might have While a high-tech sleep time before bedtime, but where they have to bring reasons sleep apnea, a serious lab might provide the a recent Mayo study sug- in a shrink because the disorder that interrupts a answer for some people, gests that holding the president can’t sleep. to buy from HEALTH BRIEFS

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EXETER: The LUZERNE/ been taken in order to sign ing into a trip to Allenbury p.m. on Wednesday in St. Cosmopolitan Seniors WYOMING up for the refresher. Cost for a dinner and Christmas Elizabeth Ann Seton Hall. will meet at 1 p.m. today COUNTIES: The Area is $12 for AARP members show. Date and time to New members are welcome. in St. Anthony’s Center. Agency on Aging for and $14 for non-members. be discussed at the meet- At the prior meeting, Eric Hosts and hostesses are Luzerne-Wyoming County, Call the center at 570-735- ing. Cost of trip is $75. Leedock, outreach coordi- Rosalie Ferrara, Sam in partnership with the 1670 for more information. PLYMOUTH: The nator from the Medicine Ferrara, Maureen Gosart, Luzerne-Wyoming County NANTICOKE: AAA Senior Citizen’s Friendship Shoppe Pharmacy, spoke Ron Gosart and Edith Library System, are offer- Mid-Atlantic is offering Club of St. Mary’s is asked to members. Winners of Jones. ing a variety of programs a free Senior Safety and to help out with cooking the 50-50 fundraiser were The 50/50 winners at that are both educational Health Fair from 10 a.m. and serving when the Holy Mario Zuca, Marie Urban the last meeting were and recreational for per- to 2 p.m. on Oct. 2 at the Child School is hosting the and Arlene Gomba. Rosalie Ferrara, Rosemary sons 50 plus years of age. Education Conference homeless for two weeks in WILKES-BARRE: Golenski, Toni Hall, A Library Orientation Center at Luzerne County October. Anyone interested Rainbow Seniors will meet Ethan L.Moore Marion Kratzer and Ed Day will be held from 11 Community College, 1333 can call Ann at 779-4309. at 1 p.m. today at Albright Stankoski. Fran Lepo won a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday S. Prospect Street. Space Helen and Steve Skovira United Methodist Church, Ethan Laurence Moore, son the special game prize at local participating librar- is limited and reservations were honored at the last Dana and Grove streets. of Daniel and Jennifer Moore, and Aggie Abromavage ies. The day will include are required. Walk-ins will meeting for their 56th wed- Plans for the Christmas Justin M.English Drums, is celebrating his first and Joe Kleback shared a tour of the library, free not be allowed. Contact ding anniversary. Party will be made. Servers birthday today, Sept. 17. Ethan is the bingo jackpot. library card registrations Jana Tidwell at 570-819- The 50-50 cash winners are Jean Langley and Doris a grandson of David and Susanne A casino trip is planned and discussions on pro- 1920 ext. 34426. were Mary Pietrzykoski, and Charles Hughes. New Justin Michael English, son of Blount,Middletown, Va.; Victor Moore, Gainesville, Fla.; and for October to Mount Airy grams. Pre-orders will be Information will include Regina Pietrzyskoski members welcome. Laura and Larry English, Wyoming, with pick ups in Exeter taken for lunch at a cost driver services, child and Rosalie Meurer. Gift WYOMING/WEST is celebrating his third birthday Pamela Badin, Lansing, N.C. He today, Sept. 17.Justin is a grandson is a great-grandson of Elfriede and Pittston. Membership of $3.06 for anyone 50-59 passenger safety seat winners were Regina WYOMING: The of Frank and Barbara Negvesky, Nadelin Seebich, Ebersbach, is not required. Call years of age and a donation demonstrations, senior Pietrzyskoski, Gerry Wyoming, West Wyoming Dallas. He has a brother,Jacob, 10, Germany. Ethan has a sister, Johanna at 655-2720. of $2 for those 60 and over. information, balance by Wabik and Carol Smith. Seniors met recently at and a sister, Jessica Rose, 8. Olivia Nicole, 3. KINGSTON: The For more details and par- John Heinz, flu shots and Special project winners the St. Monica’s meet- Kingston Active Adult ticipating library locations, shingles vaccines from were Deborah Parulis and ing rooms with President Center, 335 Third Ave., contact Patti Gozikowski at Pennsylvania Department Josephine Medura. Frank Perfinski presiding. is hosting Guardian Elder the Area Agency on Aging of Health, vision screen- The next meeting will The 50-50 winners were Care for a presentation at 822-1158 or local Active ings from Northeast Eye be on Monday at the Holy Mickey DeSalvo and Olga on home safety tips at 11 Adult Centers. Institute, Wyoming Valley Child School Building, Mizin. The bingo jackpot a.m. today. MOUNTAIN TOP: The Chiropractic, hearing Willow Street. Servers are winner was Paul Delaney. Hispanic Heritage Mountain Top Social Club screenings, sleep disorders, Bernadine Clark, Barbara Plans were discussed for Month will be celebrated will meet on Sept. 24 in the yellow dot program, arch Elgonitis, Frank and Mary the Halloween social. More on Wednesday with a spe- FatherNolanHallDayRoom comfort and Sam’s Club Jane Forlin and Peg Hogan. details at a later date. cial taco salad bar. at St. Jude Church. Doors pharmacy. SWOYERSVILLE: Servers for today’s meet- The Area Agency on open at 3:15 p.m. Members PITTSTON: St. The Swoyersville Senior ing are Helen Ostrowski Aging, in partnership with should not arrive earlier. Joseph’s Senior Social Citizens will meet at 1 and Helen Markert. local libraries, is holding New members are welcome. Club will meet at 1 p.m. the first “Lunch & Learn” Bakers are Roberta Malone, on Thursday at Mount Darian D.Martin on Thursday. The event Ann Mudrak and Maureen Carmel’s Center, William PETS OF THE WEEK will include a tour of the Muskas. Street. Servers for the Darian Dane Martin, son of library and its facilities A trip to Ace in the Hole, month are Gloria DeRosa, Jeannine Dane and Ron Martin, and the opportunity to N.J., is scheduled for Oct. 7 Josephine Fasciana, Jennie Kaylyn D.Purcell both of Hanover Township, is cel- suggest future programs for the October Fest. Trip Figel and Emily Gorski. ebrating his fourth birthday today, and topics. Contact local includes dinner, show and Bingo and games will Sept. 17. Darian is a grandson of senior center for details. polka dancing. For more be held after the social. Kaylyn Danyelle Purcell, daugh- John D. Dane, Hanover Township; ter of Patrick and Kelly Purcell, Susan Dane, Nanticoke; Jackie September birthdays information call Otto at Members are reminded Kingston, is celebrating her first Brieling, Dallas; and Ron Martin will be celebrated on 570-407-0056. to bring canned goods birthday today, Sept. 17. Kaylyn Sr., Kansas City, Kan. He is a Friday. NANTICOKE: The for St. John’s food pantry. is a granddaughter of Brian great-grandson of Nora Vitz and Flu shots by represen- Rose Tucker Active Adult New members welcome. Hann, Kingston; Susan Schlesing, James Munson, both of Hanover tatives from Superior Center, 128 W. Washington For more information call Pittston; and the late Roger and Township, and the late Katherine Health Services will be St., is distributing flu shots Theresa at 654-2967. Mary Alice Purcell. She is a great- Dane and the late John Jack Dane, given at 10:30 a.m. on from Superior Health PLAINS TWP: Plains Name: Burton Name: Benny granddaughter of Ketora Hann, both of Wilkes-Barre. Darian has Sept. 24. Call the center Services on Wednesday. Senior Citizens will meet Sex: male Sex: male Kingston. Kaylyn has two sisters, a brother, Gavin John Dane, 7, and at 287-1102 to register in Call the center at 570-735- on Wednesday at SS. Peter Age: 2 Age: 3 Riley, 7, and Conlon, 2, and a two sisters, Ariyonna Jailee Martin, advance. Golden Living 1670 for more information and Paul School. Hostesses Breed/type: domestic, Breed/type: beagle brother, Rorey, 5. 13, and Jaidyn Skylar Martin, 6. will also be conducting or to sign up for the shots. are Alice Jendrejeski, Mary short hair About this dog: neu- blood pressure checks at Birchwood Nursing and Ann Lepa, Anna Mae About this cat: neu- tered, up to date on GUIDELINES 12:15 p.m. on Sept. 24. Rehab Center is offering Lavan, Alice Krommes and tered, very friendly, up shots A presentation on per- exercise and line dancing Joan Marchetti. Hostesses to date on shots sonal care and hygiene at 10:30 a.m. on Friday. should be at the cafeteria Children’s birthdays (ages 1-16) by a representative from Commonwealth Home by 11:30 to set up refresh- How to adopt: Call or visit the Hazleton Animal Riverview Ridge will take Health will offer blood ments. Shelter, 101 N. 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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) prohibition on plural mar- toward plural marriage. But The Williams family said — Brady Williams has five riage, and a ruling is pend- he’s still concerned, which it chose to do the TV show wives and 24 children but ing from a federal judge. is why the show isn’t saying after declining previous no organized religion. The Utah Attorney exactly where they live for offers to show that polyg- The newest polygamous General’s office does not the family’s safety. amy can be healthy and family from Utah on real- enforce the law against con- In addition to the Browns stable. ity TV considers itself pro- senting adults unless there and now the Williams fam- “There is an unhealthy gressive and independent. is another crime involved ily, TLC also has done stigma attached to polyga- Williams and his wives such as child abuse, domes- a special featuring the my,” Brady Williams said. slowly withdrew from the tic violence or fraud, spokes- Darger family of Utah. “There is nothing wrong fundamentalist Mormon man Paul Murphy said. HBO’s fictional show about with consenting adults liv- church in their rural com- Rosemary Williams, the a polygamous family, “Big ing and loving how they munity outside of Salt third wife, said the fear of Love,” ran for five seasons. choose.” Lake City during the mid- prosecution is always in the These shows create ner- 2000s after re-evaluating AP photo back of their minds, though vousness among plural Pick your own Tomatoes their core beliefs. Brady Williams poses with his wives, from left to right, Paulie, Robyn, Rosemary, Nonie and Rhonda, they feel there is more accep- families but the net impact HAYRIDES starting Sept 28 outside of their home in a polygamous community outside Salt Lake City. groups by reservation The family no longer tance for polygamous today is positive for the polyga- Open Daily 8am - 5pm teaches the tenets of fun- to repent and return. They The two largest orga- ness. The other two are tak- than when the Browns came mous community because damental Mormonism to haven’t been ostracized by nized polygamist church- ing college courses. Two of out. Brady Williams said the they help dispel many of DYMOND’S FARM Brace Rd., Orange, PA their children at home, family and friends in the es are Warren Jeff’s the wives are cousins, and increasing social and legal the negative myths, said 675-1696 • 333-5011 opting instead to take from community, but town lead- Fundamentalist Church of all have been married to acceptance of gay marriage Wilde, of Principle Voices. 80070117 other teachings such as ers have made it clear to Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Brady Williams for at least has helped society open up Buddhism to instill good, Brady Williams, a former Saints on the Utah-Arizona 14 years. moral values in their two church leader, that they border and the Apostolic The five wives take dozen children, who range prefer the family leave United Brethren in north- turns fixing dinners on in age from 2-20. town. ern Utah, of which the weeknights for 30 hungry BELLES “Since we have left the Dealing with that Williams used to belong. people. Rosemary, the third CONSTRUCTIONCO.INC. religion, it’s now about scrutiny may help the The practice of polyga- wife, likes to experiment Don’t just watch amovie, experience it! love and it’s about com- Williamses as they brace my is a legacy of the early with new recipes while the InsIdIous Chapter 2 All Stadium Seating and Dolby Surround Sound mitment, and it’s about for newfound attention teachings of The Church of other wives stick with the TH EBES TROOFIN G, (Xd) (pG-13) new movIe ALL FEATURES NOW PRESENTED IN DIGITAL FORMAT happiness as a family,” said now that TLC has debuted Jesus Christ of Latter-day old standbys like spaghetti. 2:20PM 5:00PM 7:40PM FrManiday SeOfptSteelemberin13thRealD- Thursda3D/DBoxy September 19th Brady Williams, 43, a proj- the one-hour special about Saints. The mainstream “It’s like having 10:20PM The Family R, 1 hr 51 min - 2:15p 4:45p SIDING,W IN DO WS Motion Code Seating -PG13 -150 min - ect manager in his broth- the family, called “My Five church abandoned polyga- Thanksgiving dinner five Blue JasmIne (dIGItal) (pG-13) 7:15p 9:45p 1:40PM 4:45PM 7:15PM 9:40PM (12:15), (3:55), 7:10, 10:10 er’s construction business. Wives.” The show, which my in 1890 as Utah moved nights a week,” Brady &CARPENTRY Closed CIrCuIt (dIGItal) (r) Insidious: Chapter 2 PG-13, 1:45p 2:30p “It’s not about the fear aired again Monday night, toward statehood. Williams said. 8:20PM 10:40PM **Man4:15p 5:00pOf Steel7:00pin 7:30pRealD9:35p3D -P10:00pG13 NATIONAL AW ARD ConJurInG, the (dIGItal) (r) of hell or the promise of could turn into a full series The family lives in two The family is taking 1:55 PM 4:35PM 8:00PM 10:40PM -1Riddick50 minR,-1(12:15),hr 59 min(3:55),D-Bo7:10,x • 10:10 heaven.” depending on ratings. large multiplexes built some risk in coming out: WINNING CO MPANY elysIum (dIGItal) (r) 9:35PM FamIly, the (dIGItal) (r) new *ManReserOfvedSteelseating2D -P, -G131:50p- (12:00),4:25p 7:20p(1:45), It wasn’t the first time Non-affiliated plural by Brady Williams that Polygamy is illegal in Utah movIe 11:55AM 1:20PM 2:45PM (3:40),10:05p(5:00), 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 Brady Williams has families are actually quite sit across a valley from a and the trailblazers for 4:10PM 5:35PM 7:00PM 8:25PM 824-7220 9:50PM *ThisGetawaIs They PG-13,End -R-11 hr 2910minmin--2:40p(1:30),5:00p crossed religious lines. As common among the esti- breathtaking mountain polygamous families on Getaway, the (dIGItal) (pG-13) (4:00),7:15p 9:25p7:15, 9:40 a teenager, his parents left mated 38,000 fundamental- range. One is a two-story reality TV, the Browns of FREE ES TIMATES 6:55PM* 9:15PM* PA 012959 Grandmaster, the (dIGItal) TheOneInternshipDirection: Th– isPG13Is Us–in1253D min– Exte– nded mainstream Mormonism ists who practice or believe building that resembles the “Sister Wives,” fled (pG-13) new movIe 12:05PM Fan Cut PG, 1 hr 35 min, 2:30p 4:40p 7:20p and joined polygamy. He in polygamy, most living a motel with three green Utah for Las Vegas in 2011 Like our prices 2:40PM 5:15PM 7:50PM 10:25PM (1:00), (1:45), (3:35), (4:20), 7:00, 7:40, 9:35, Love our quality InsIdIous Chapter 2 (dIGItal) 10:159:20p said that transition was in Utah and other western doors on the bottom level, after a local prosecutor (pG-13) new movIe 1:00PM 3:40PM The World’s End R, 1 hr 49 min, - 9:30p very difficult but not as states, said Anne Wilde, each the house of one of the opened an investigation 6:20PM 9:00PM The Purge – R – 95 min – InsIdIous Chapter 2 (Xd) (pG-13) You’re Next R, 1 hr 34 min - 2:10p 4:30p hard as leaving the funda- co-founder of a polygamy wives. The other two wives after the first season aired. new movIe 2:20PM 5:00PM 7:40PM (12:40), (2:45), (4:50), 7:30, 9:45 mentalist church his five advocacy group called live in the ground floor of No charges were filed, 10:20PM 7:20p 9:40p Lee DanieLs’ ButLer, the NowThe MorYouStaleeInstruments:Me – PG13Ci–ty120of Bonesmin – wives all grew up in. Principle Voices. The group an adjacent four-plex. but the family uprooted (dIGItal) (pG-13) 12:30PM 3:30PM (1:30), (4:15), 7:05, 9:35 The women still have estimates that about 15,000 Two of the wives work their lives and moved per- Rooms 7:05PM 10:05PM PG-13, 2 hr 10 min, 1:40p 4:20p 7:00p 9:50p mortal Instruments (dIGItal) AfterLee DaEarthniels’T– hePG13Butler– 105PG-13,min 2–hr 12 family members in the are independent like the outside the home and one manently to Nevada. 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Each time you succeed, you My sister is very Was I rude to suggest she see some- If I don’t like a friend, I just drop the will reinforce the idea that you CAN Dear Unifier: Absolutely. Call or dramatic and emotional. She gets an- one about her emotional problems? person. The same goes for books, do it. The more you do this, the bet- email your friends and tell them there gry easily and has a short fuse. She’s — Just Trying to Help exercise — everything! How do you ter you will feel about yourself. are people you want them to meet great with her son, except he picks stop the lifelong habit of quitting? because you think they’d enjoy each up on her drama and is somewhat Dear Trying To Help: Suggesting — Quitter in Charleston Dear Abby: I am a married woman other. Arrange a group lunch and in- dramatic himself. I’m concerned my that Tanya discuss this with a profes- with several single friends. They are troduce them. After that, if the chem- niece will be just like her mother. sional wasn’t rude; it was a loving Dear Charleston: I hate to see you always eager to do things with me, istry is right, they’ll become friendly. Although Tanya has a good heart, her thing to do. Your sister reacted de- give yourself a pejorative label. It’s but married life is a lot different than emotional issues have caused her to fensively because she isn’t ready to time to have yourself evaluated be- being single. I’d love to connect these To receive a collection of Abby’s most memorable — and most frequently re- have horrible relationships with men, admit she needs help. cause it is possible you suffer from at- friends, who don’t know each other. quested — poems and essays, send a busi- as our mother did. What you must do is hope that one tention deficit disorder — and if you I realize making friends can be hard, ness-sized,self-addressed envelope, plus When I suggested to my sister that day she will be receptive, but also do, there is help for it. and I’d love to help them in that way. check or money order for $3.95 ($4.50 in Canada) to: Dear Abby’s “Keepers,” P.O. Box she talk to someone about her anger, accept that it may never happen. Not If that’s not the case, start small, What would be the best way to 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage she flipped out. We were both sexu- everyone is strong enough to face the give yourself a goal you CAN accom- do this? I don’t have a lot of time to is included.) UNIVERSAL SUDOKU CRYPTOQUOTE HOROSCOPE BY HOLIDAY MATHIS ARIES (March 21-April 19). You’ll SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). It’s one deal in this conundrum today: thing to be surprised by a sud- Struggling to prove your deserv- den bout of good fortune and edness really only proves that quite another to expect it. The you believe you don’t deserve it. latter is demotivating. If you’re Believe in your worth. going to give someone a gift, let TAURUS (April 20-May 20). The it be a surprise. phone will keep buzzing, and the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). emails will keep rolling in — that’s You’re a fast learner. You may just modern life. Don’t be bullied get it wrong once, but you won’t by your devices. Just because it get it wrong the same way twice. rings or dings doesn’t mean you You’ll switch tactics at least have to respond. three times before the day is GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Some over. people can sit and do nothing at CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You all. You rarely see the value in want to be independent, but this. However, there is great ben- someone will offer to help you, efit to doing nothing at all fora and you will seem like an ingrate stretch of today. if you don’t take that help. This CANCER (June 22-July 22). You is a legitimate assist. And don’t will notice the energy that’s worry — if it works out, it will still directed at you, as you are very be you doing the work. attractive to people who are out- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). If you side of your circle. You may talk can be still inside yourself, you and open up a bit, but remain will be protected from the chaos protective of your time. of the world. It will swirl around GOREN BRIDGE LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). People seem you, but you won’t be swept up to expect something from you in the momentum. You’ll be the WITH OMAR SHARIF & TANNAH HIRSCH that is different from what you’d eye of the storm. like to give — a clue that you may PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Those be mismatched to your environ- who have not been well taken PREVIOUS DAY’S SOLUTION ment. Theway to find out is to care of by their families value explore a bit and see whether loyalty just as much as others things aren’t better “over there.” do. Have patience with those VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You may who are still learning the power do nontraditional things with of allegiance. your loved one from time to TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Sept.17). A time, but your relationship itself special someone will help you is quite traditional in terms of understand and use your talents. the role you expect each other October brings a career break- to play. through. Spend many hours fully LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). There is fleshing out your ideas before always a simple solution and the you share them with a potential hard way. Being relaxed helps team in November. You’ll find a you see a the simple solution. If benefactor in December. Your you are not relaxed, you’ll notice lucky numbers are: 40, 22, 13, 29 only the hard way. and 48.

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