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The event will also feature raf- Women’s Day Out (PLUS Men) a day, September 4, with rehears- will run September 20 to 23 and COMMUNITY CALENDAR fles and the live music provided fundraiser held on Sunday, Au- als on Tuesday evenings at 7 p.m. 28 to 30 at the Providence Play- by Jim Cullen & Friends. For gust 19, 2 to 8 p.m. at Nails First at the IHM Center at Marywood house, 1256 Providence Rd., more information, call 383.9552, Salon located at 207 S. Main St., University. The group, composed Scranton. For more information, Coal Mining info sought, Carl 586.5804 or visit nepa.friend- Taylor. This will benefit Tracey’s of members from both Luzerne call 575.2223 Orechovsky, research editor of softheforgotten.org. Hope and Lackawanna counties, per- Anthracite Archives, Old Forge, is Hospice Care Program and Res- forms sacred, classical, Broad- seeking information about the The West Scranton Hyde Park cue for Domestic Animals, Inc. A way and popular music at per- coal mining industry during the Neighborhood Watch will hold variety of services will be of- formances in both Luzerne and 1950s and ’60s in Old Forge. its next meeting on Thursday, fered, there will also be live Lackawanna counties. New mem- +(ISSN No. 0896-4084) Anyone interested with informa- August 16 at 7 p.m. at All Saints entertainment by Dani-elle Khe- bers are welcome and no audi- USPS 499-710 tion or photos of mine openings, Auditorium, 1403 Jackson St., la, a wine and cheese table, and tions are required. buildings, miners, breakers or behind St. Patrick’s Church. Info: psychic readings. For more in- The group’s first concert is Issue No. 2012-225 stories of life and workings in the http://hydeparkneighbor- formation, call 457.1625. scheduled for October while a mines can contact Orechovsky watch.wordpress.com/. Newsroom 11th anniversary program is 829-7242 evenings at 702.4217 or e-mail The Playwrights Project will planned for the annual Novem- Monthly Meeting of Mended [email protected] [email protected]. present Providence Speakeasy, ber Generations Concert when Hearts Inc., a support group for on Sunday, August 26 at the Old the Catholic Choral Societyhosts Circulation Friends of the Forgotten NEPA heart patients and their families Bricke Theater, located at 126 W. and features regional choral Jim McCabe – 829-5000 Wing will hold the “You Are Not on Thursday, August 16 from 7 to Market St., Scranton. The theater groups from elementary school [email protected] Forgotten Ride” on Sunday, Au- 9p.m. at Regional Hospital of will be transformed to look like a through college at St. Peter’s gust 12. Registration for the ride, Scranton, on the second floor, Published weekly by: speakeasy from the 1920s, com- Cathedral. which benefits Veterans and McGowan Conference Center. plete with costumes, a jazz band For more information, visit POW/MIA, is from 9 to 11:30 a.m., Guest speaker Dr. Kenneth Wil- Impressions Media and decorations. All proceeds www.catholicchoralsociety.org 15 N. Main St. the ride begins at noon. The ride cox, Thoracic Surgeon from Lear from the event will go towards and call 587. 2753. Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 begins and ends at the North Von Koch & Associates will be the production costs of Dyonisia Periodicals postage paid at American Warhorse, 1000 Dun- discussing the topic nutrition ’12, the playwrights’ festival. Actors Scranton, PA ham Dr., Dunmore. A donation of and heart disease. For more Circle 31st season will Postmaster: Send address changes $15 per driver, $10 per rider and information, call 587. 5755 or The Catholic Choral Society will open with “Bell, Book & Candle” to Times Leader, 15 N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 $10 non-rider, will be collected. 340.4842. begin its 64th season on Tues- by John Van Druten. The show Sunday, August 12,2012 GOLackawanna 3 What’s on your FORK?

GO LACKAWANNA/JASON RIEDMILLER “What the Fork” owners Katie Graziosi and Mario Bevilacqua serve Lindsey Zimmerman. Food truck turning heads with unique menu

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hen Katie Graziosi truck, featuring homemade reci- of Old Forge and pes and handmade dishes that Mario Bevilacqua of aren’t afraid to puzzle people’s WDunmore were de- taste buds. ciding what kind of business they “I actually went to school for were going to open, it came down cosmetology…It was Mario’s to a salon or a food truck. dream more than I wanted to do a After two weeks of non-stop salon, so I said, ‘Let’s do the food business, it’s clear that the 24- truck first,’ because I felt like it year-old couple made the right would really take off around choice. here,” Graziosi said. “Now this is “What the Fork” is Northeast Katie Graziosi and Mario Bevilacqua have started Northeast Pennsylvania’s first gourmet food SeeFORK, Page 13 Pennsylvania’s first gourmet food truck. 4 GOLackawanna Sunday, August 12,2012 RAISING MONEY FOR ‘HOPE’

GO LACKAWANNA/DON MCGLYNN Nicholas and Michael Gowarty are organizing a fundraiser for the Hope for Hannah Rescue. The two adopted their dog Cabela from the rescue eight months ago. West Scranton residents hold fundraiser for pet rescue

DON MCGLYNN While the goal may seem a little IF YOU GO of the rescue after adopting their dog, [email protected] high, most members of the community Cabela, from there eight months ago. will be rooting the boys on to meet it, What: A lemonade stand to benefit The Gowartys had been discussing ith a few weeks when they host the stand in front of the Hope for Hannah Rescue adopting a dog for a while, and Heidi Where: 356 N. Everett Ave., Scranton left of summer, their home at 356 N. Everett Ave., When: Sunday, August 19, 1to 4 p.m. Gowarty, the boys’ mother, said her Nicholas and Mi- Scranton, on Sunday, August19, from1 Cost: 50 cents a cup sons were interested in rescuing a dog. to 4 p.m., after they hear what the mon- “They just wanted to basically give a chael Gowarty ey will be used for. dog a good home,” said Heidi. Whave found just Nicholas, 8, and Michael, 11, will be lic on rescues, puppy mills, the impor- After making the decision, Nicholas donating all of the proceeds from the tance of neutering and current legisla- and Heidi came upon Hope for Han- enough time in the season to lemonade stand to the Hope for Han- tion. nah’s website, where they found Cabe- put together a lemonade nah Rescue. The non-kill rescue res- “We want to raise money for the res- la. stand. Nicholas is hoping the cues and places dogs in homes; sup- cue, because they need food blankets, “We saw her, they called her shy be- ports the housing and medical care of and supplies and medicine,” said Mi- cause she was very shy, and they said business venture will bring in a foster dogs; sponsors dogs in need of chael. conservative $500,000. veterinary care; and educates the pub- Nicholas and Michael became aware SeeHOPE, Page 8 Sunday, August 12,2012 GOLackawanna 5

Radisson hosts memorial breakfast

SUBMITTED PHOTO Members of the Cindy Collins Kearney Memorial Breakfast committee, seated, from left, Denise McGowan, Kathleen Coleman, Carolyn Collins Gratz, Jean Collins, Sally Kearney, Karen Lotz, Kristen McGowan, standing, Linda Cadugan, Liz Graziano, Beth Graziano, Cathy Collins, Colleen Lutchko, Ashley Tesluk, Lindsay McGowan and Rose Ann McGlynn, have raised more than $78,000 to benefit ovarian cancer research and awareness. GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN

DON MCGLYNN happening to me so you don’t have to IF YOU GO ing intercourse. [email protected] go through this,’ or anyone else,” said What: The seventh annual Cindy “If it is caught early, in the initial op- est Scranton resident Kearney’s sister, Carolyn Collins Gratz. Collins Kearney Memorial Breakfast eration she (Kearney) was in stage 3, Cindy Collins Kearney Kearney knew that her struggle to benefit ovarian cancer research. (but) if it’s caught early, in stage 1, it is may have passed on, but could act as a warning to others about When: Monday, Sept. 3 at 10 a.m. highly treatable,” said Gratz. Where: The Radisson Lackawanna Wthrough the annual Cin- the importance of being educated and To create an awareness of the dis- Station Hotel’s Grand Ballroom dy Collins Kearney Memorial Break- aware of the early warning signs of Cost: $30 per person ease, in an effort to try and prevent oth- fast, scheduled for Labor Day, Monday, ovarian cancer. Info: www.cck4ovariancancerre- ers from having to go through what she Sept. 3, her family and friends have Gratz explained that her and Kear- seach.com or email cckbreak- went through, Kearney never hid the found a way to keep her spirit and ney’s mother, Jean Collins, is a breast [email protected]. fact that she was battling ovarian can- wishes alive. cancer survivor, and as a result, the two cer and requested that her obituary Kearney passed away on June 5, were always diligent about looking for state she had passed from ovarian can- 2005, after a five-year battle with ovari- possible signs for that, but both were signs,” said Gratz. cer. an cancer. During her battle, she went unaware there was a connection be- Some of the symptoms of ovarian Following her passing in June of through two major operations. tween breast and ovarian cancer. cancer include a feeling of being bloat- 2005, a small group of family and “Her friend, Barb King, called her Kearney began feeling ill in the late ed; vague abdominal and pelvic dis- friends gathered together in Septem- prior to the (second) major operation 1990s but wasn’t diagnosed until 2000, comfort; gastrointestinal symptoms ber of that year to celebrate Kearney’s and said, ‘Cindy, I just can’t believe this by that time the cancer was in stage 3. such as gas, nausea, indigestion, con- life. is happening to you. I don’t know why “It’s a disease that whispers. They stipation or diarrhea; back pain and fa- “Cindy was really big into…if anyone this is happening to you. This is just call it the silent killer because it whis- tigue; frequent and urgent urination; not fair,’ and Cindy said, ‘Maybe it’s pers, but also there are early warning and menstrual disorders or pain dur- SeeBREAKFAST ,Page 6 6 GOLackawanna Sunday, August 12,2012

In a time when many business- es have scaled back with dona- BREAKFAST tions, Gratz and Collins said they have been lucky in finding people Moosic man lightning victim eager to donate to their event each Continued from page 5 year. passed away that was important to “Every year it gets better. It’s Brian Zimmerman, 41, dies after storm at raceway us, like our grandmother, she just amazing in this economy that would say, ‘Let’s all get together on we are able to do what we do, I ANDREW M. SEDER their birthday and celebrate her,’” think,” said Collins. For Go Lackawanna said Gratz. Even if you don’t win anything, Authorities on Aug. 6 identified During the gathering, the sub- Gratz and Collins said there’s still Brian Zimmerman, 41, of Moosic, ject of carrying on Kearney’s wish alot going on at the breakfast to as the fan killed by an apparent to educate and create awareness of make the morning worth attend- lightning strike at Pocono Race- the disease was brought up, with a ing, including a live performance way the previous evening. small group deciding they would from musician Christopher Gratz. Nine others were injured just af- fulfill Kearney’s wish. All of the proceeds benefit ovari- ter a heavy thunderstorm system caused officials to call the Pennsyl- The group came up with the an cancer research and awareness vania 400 early. Authorities are idea of holding a memorial break- through the Gilda Radner Familial not disclosing their identities. fast the following year on what Ovarian Cancer Registry, which Monroe County Coroner Robert would have been Kearney’s 50th Kearney became a member of in M. Allen said it appeared, based birthday, Sept. 4, 2006, which hap- 2002. on witness accounts, that the pened to fall on Labor Day. To date, the breakfast has raised death was caused by the lightning The first breakfast, held at the more than $73,000 to benefit ovar- strike. Inn at Nicholas Village, was so ian cancer research and aware- Crews worked on resuscitating well attended the guests had to be ness. Zimmerman en route from the ASSOCIATED PRESS/ MEL EVANS split up into two rooms. Realizing In 2011, the Cindy Collins Kear- raceway in Long Pond to Pocono Fans leave the stands after the start of the NASCAR Sprint Cup they needed a larger venue, the ney Memorial Breakfast commit- Medical Center in East Strouds- Series auto race was postponed due to rain on Sunday, Aug. 5 at breakfast’s planning committee tee put together a cookbook as an- burg, but Allen said he arrived at Pocono Raceway. moved the event to the Radisson other means to fulfill Kearney’s the emergency room dead on ar- rival. Lackawanna Station Hotel’s wishes. Through the sale of the fourth, Zimmerman, had critical established a memorial fund for The victim was near his car in a injuries and eventually died. victims of this incident. Grand Ballroom, where the event cookbooks, the group was able to parking lot after the race had end- has taken place ever since. raise an additional $5,000, for a to- An emotional track President ed when lightning struck the car, Review under way For the $30 admission fee, tal of over $78,000 in donations Allen said. Bystanders performed Brandon Igdalsky, who also ex- guests are treated to a breakfast of made in Kearney’s name. CPR on Zimmerman, who had pressed his condolences for the NASCAR spokesman Dave Hig- French toast, eggs, bacon and a The group is looking to add to gone into cardiac arrest, until pa- victims, made the announcement don told The Associated Press complimentary mimosa, for those that total as much as they can this ramedics arrived, Allen said. of the fatality at about 7:45 p.m. that officials are reviewing how 21 or older. year. They took him to the track’s Sunday the track carried out its emergen- Abasket raffle is also held, Those interested in attending medical facility, where efforts to “Unfortunately, a member of cy procedures. He cautioned which Gratz said has become one the breakfast are encouraged to revive him failed. The strike oc- our raceway family here, a fan, has against rushing to judgment until passed away,” he said. of the event’s main draws, featur- make a reservation by Monday, curred at about 5:01p.m., the track all the facts are known. On Monday, Igdalsky issued a “Anytime something like this ing prizes that include a weekend Aug. 20. confirmed. statement that noted: “The safety happens, we make sure we look at stay at a New York City hotel, golf For more information on the Nine others hurt of all guests to Pocono Raceway is it again and see if there’s anything packages, gift certificates to res- breakfast or the cookbook, which Officials at Pocono Raceway re- of the utmost importance to our we should have done different,” taurants and more. is available on eBooks only, visit ported Thursday that nine people entire staff. This tragic event is at Higdon said. “It’s never a good day “We miss Cindy and we love her www.cck4ovariancancerre- who injured have all been re- the forefront of all of our thoughts for us when someone passes and so much…and we want to cele- seach.com or email cckbreak- leased. and prayers. We will learn from the people are hurt.” brate her, and this is such a fun [email protected]. Track spokesman Bob Pleban incident and continue to imple- Track officials are going way to see people win these great For more information on the said four of those injured were ment strategies to help ensure the through log books to establish a items and support something that Gilda Radner Familial Ovarian transported to Pocono Medical safety of fans and all attendees at timeline for the storm, weather is so very dear to our hearts,” said Cancer Registry, visit www.ovar- Center. Two had minor injuries, future events at Pocono Raceway.” warnings and final laps of the Gratz. iancancer.com. one had moderate injuries and the In addition, he said the track has shortened race, Igdalsky said.

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             golackawanna.com Sunday, August 12,2012 GOLackawanna 7 THE SCRANTON PLAN HOSTS Moosic denies request DAY OF GOLF from white rights group

DON MCGLYNN resident of Moosic, and you Moosic Borough Council [email protected] know what? No one’s ever lied. President Joseph Mercatili Moosic Borough Council has Thirteen years this park was on echoed Sterling, saying the ac- put the brakes on a white peo- the honor system, and for 13 tions taken had nothing to do ple’s rights group celebration years we never had a problem. with Smith’s political beliefs, that was scheduled to take place That park’s a beautiful family and his request was denied be- in an area park this past week- fun park, and that’s the way cause Smith is not a Moosic resi- end. council wants to keep it.” dent. The European American Ac- Smith said the park was being “He’s not a resident that’s the tion Coalition’s third annual Eu- booked using a friend’s address, whole gist of it,” said Mercatili. ropean American Heritage Cele- aMoosic resident, whose identi- “There are residents who bration was scheduled to take ty Smith declined to reveal. called for the park for (that day) “We held the picnic there the The Scranton Plan, the industrial marketing arm of The Grea- place on Saturday, August 11 at and we’ve had to turn them last two years. I don’t know what Mercatili-Segilia Park in Moos- away.” ter Scranton Chamber of Commerce, held its annual Summer the big deal is this year,” said Mercatili went on to say there Festival at Glenmaura National Golf Club, Moosic. ic. Smith. is now some talk of changing the According to Borough Ad- Smith said he believes the real The event, co-hosted by PPL Electric Utilities, welcomed ministrator Jane Sterling, Steve reason why the celebration was procedure for booking the park, more than 50 real estate brokers, consultants and site selec- Smith, director of the local chap- cancelled was because of his po- which he said is a matter council tion specialists from neighboring states to a day of golf, break- ter of the European American litical beliefs . will discuss, but he personally Action Coalition, booked the would like to keep the current fast and lunch at Glenmaura National Golf Club, followed by According to the European dinner and awards at the SLIBCO Business Center. park for the event, claiming he American Action Coalition’s system in place. was a resident of Moosic, but website, www.whiteadvocate- Smith said, because of time The goal of the festival is to introduce corporate executives council later discovered he lived .com, Merlin Miller was sched- constraints, the European and real estate professionals from neighboring states to the in Pittston. uled to make an appearance at American Action Coalition is quality of life and business opportunities available in the Grea- “The policy of the park is to re- the celebration. not looking for a new venue and ter Scranton area. serve it to Moosic Borough resi- Miller is a pro-white filmmak- has decided to cancel the event. dents only, he gave a Moosic ad- er, U.S. Army veteran and a pres- He is currently considering tak- PICTURED: Austin Burke, Scranton Chamber; Senator John dress,” said Sterling. idential candidate for the Amer- ing legal action against the bor- Blake; Paul Vincent, Geisinger; and Gene Walsh, Intific, partici- “The policy is you have to be a ican Third Position Party. ough. pated in the event.

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cranton High School host- ed National Night Out on STuesday, August 7. Organized by the Scranton Po- lice Department, the depart- ment’s website explains that the night was first introduced in 1984 by Matt A. Peskin to strengthen participation in local anti-crime efforts nationally. These efforts would involve entire communi- ties at one time dedicated to the development, growth and mainte- nance of organized crime and drug prevention programs. The event featured a demon-

stration by the department’s K9 GO LACKAWANNA/DON MCGLYNN Members of the Scranton Police Department’s K9 unit, Officer Robert Stelmak, Officer Jerry Tallo and Officer unit, live music, a car show, games Yogi, offer a demonstration for the public. and rides. GOLACKAWANNA, SUNDAY,AUGUST12, 2012 PAGE 11 FIND THE BEST PROSPECTS

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The Lackawanna County funded. p.m. The Taylor Library will Commissioners Corey D. Artists or art organizations host one on Tuesday, August 28 O’Brien, Jim Wansacz and Pa- who are not currently utilizing a from 6 to 8 p.m. trick M. O’Malley have an- county grant for a project may Staff will provide information nounced that the 2012 arts mini- apply for up to $3,000 for an ac- on how to fill out the applica- grant program will kick-off with tivity that benefits the Lacka- tion, the support documenta- aseries of informational work- wanna County community. tion that must be submitted, and shops scheduled throughout the month of August at the county’s Applications are available on- the types of projects that have community libraries that will in- line at www.lackawannacoun- been awarded grants in the past. troduce individuals and organi- ty.org . To register for any of the zations to both the application The Albright Memorial Li- workshops, contact 963.6590 or process as well as the types of brary will host a workshop on e-mail a reservation to arts-cul- projects and activities that are Monday, August 13 from 6 to 8 [email protected]. SUBMITTED PHOTO FREE WORKSHOP Alliance Landfill helps For Seniors & Their Children Learn How to Protect make summer fun in OF YOUR ASSETS FROM Alliance Landfill and Waste theme and involved the children in Management recently donated an assortment of fun competi- $1,000 to help fund Old Forge tions, arts and crafts activities, and NURSING HOME COSTS Borough’s Summer Youth Pro- served snacks and cold drinks. You Will Learn: gram. More than 200 children Old Forge Borough Manager participated in the program MaryLynn Bartoletti organized • How to Protect Your Residence that was conducted each week- the program and accepted the • The PA Partnership Program day in July. The program was landfill’s donation from John Ham- managed by 18 high school and brose, Waste Management’s re- • Alternatives to traditional LTC insurance college-age students. gional community relations coor- • Options to provide home care The camp had an Olympic dinator. • Getting Medicaid to pay for nursing home costs • The 5-year look back on gifts Council approves chief’s medical leave • What type of trust will protect you

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Continued from page 3 what we do – sleep, eat, and Here comes the think about this food truck. That’s all we do every day. It’s quite the adventure, and it’s tak- story of the ing off.” “We’ve been slammed. Every day since we’ve opened, we’ve had lines before we open,” Bevi- hurricane lacqua continued. “I’m running out of food before my scheduled For those who lived through it, 1955 time of closing. It’s a great seems like a long time ago, and ancient thing.” history for those who were not yet born. Bevilacqua studied culinary How could a flood from 57 years ago arts at the Restaurant School at have any bearing on our lives today? Any- Walnut Hill College and was in- one who has gotten a pizza or shopped for terviewed for an executive chef groceries in or around the South Side position in Yardley, Pa., but ulti- GO LACKAWANNA/JASON RIEDMILLER Shopping Center is, whether they know it mately, his heart was in more “What the Fork” makes regular stops at DePietro’s Pharmacy, Green Street Beverage and the or not, feeling the effects of Hurricane mobile ventures. UPS store in Dunmore. Diane. “My father owned Whistles, Prior to August of 1955, an entire neigh- so ever since I was young, I’ve IF YOU GO glowing “24-foot billboard” has find us,” Bevilacqua pointed out. borhood, with houses, barber shops, and wanted to be in a kitchen…The To find out what’s on the menu been turning heads in high-traf- “I had a good feeling that we mom & pop grocery stores, existed in a job was great, but (Katie and I) or where the “What the Fork” fic areas like Blakely Street in were on the right track and we’d place now occupied by fast food restau- weren’t really feeling the loca- truck will be located, visit what- Dunmore since they started. do OK, but as to this extent, I rants and strip malls. Beginning on Thurs- tion. “Katie said, ‘Why don’t you theforktruck.com, follow it at “I told Mario that we’re going couldn’t have anticipated that. day, August 8, 1955, Hurricane Diane start a food truck?’ We actually twitter.com/WTForktruck, or like to cause an accident. When peo- Katie goes out and opens the dropped more than four inches of rain on it at facebook.com/WTForktruck. thought about it before that, but ple drive by, they literally stop awning and there’re already peo- the region filling both the Lackawanna it was kind of in passing. We their car in front of the truck and ple in line. Everybody’s min- River and Roaring Brook with raging played with some names for the to love every time.” point, and then they make a big gling with each other. It’s an ex- waters. truck and we really didn’t get The two popular staples on circle and come back around citing atmosphere.” The ferocious Roaring Brook knocked much more than that…Once she the unique rotating menu are anyway to look at it again. They With successful stops at De- out railroad tracks, washed away rail cars, said that again, the light switch sliders with bacon jam and eventually stop for food,” she ob- Pietro’s Pharmacy, Green Street wiped away the area of East Scranton went on and we decided to move pulled pork taco with candy served. Beverage, and the UPS store in around Richter Avenue, and severely forward with it.” sauce, the result of three months “We wanted people to be able Bevilacqua’s hometown of Dun- damaged entire sections of lower South Rather than take out a loan to of consistent culinary experi- to see it from everywhere even more, the co-founders plan to Side including the “Flats” section along invest in a permanent location, mentation in their kitchen in- in the darkest of night. That’s park all over Lackawanna Coun- South Washington Avenue. they preferred to gamble on spired by the poplar “Diners, why we picked the lime green, ty and possibly add more trucks The library is developing a new collec- their innovative idea and take a Drive-Ins, and Dives” show on and the response to it has been in the future. tion for the Lackawanna Valley Digital few chances with the menu as Food Network. that everybody loves it.” “I knew from the beginning Archives (LVDA) to tell this story. well. “The sliders with the bacon The truck was already gener- that it was going to be very suc- The LVDA, still less than a year old, “I was experimenting with dif- jam are a huge hit. The candy ating buzz on the virtual high- cessful. I never doubted it; I just contains hundreds of digital images of ferent cuisine. I was building a sauce is a recipe from my grand- way before they opened, run- didn’t think it was going to be as historical items mostly from the late 19th brand that maybe I couldn’t have mother, and Mario and my ning Facebook and Twitter pag- successful as it’s been. It’s be- and early 20th centuries. Since the Hurri- done as well if we were brick and grandmother are the only peo- es before they took to the road . yond our wildest dreams to cane Diane collection will cover a more mortar. I was really taking a big ple that know the recipe. The Facebook fans jumped from 400 think that this is real,” Graziosi recent time period, it offers great opportu- risk here with the name, the col- rest of family doesn’t know (it), to over 1,200 in just a few short acknowledged. “The other day nities for enhancing the historical record. ors, the brand, the idea of a food and they were a little upset when weeks, and customers can now we made over150 crab cakes and According to Martina Soden, the li- truck. I’m really playing with the they came to the truck and saw find menus and ever-changing we thought that would make it brary’s assistant head of reference, “People food and the customers are re- candy sauce because nobody locations online at www.what- through the day and maybe still have memories of this flood and we sponding to it right now, thank has the recipe besides my grand- theforktruck.com. there would be a couple extras wanted to capture them and include them God,” Bevilacqua said. mother,” Graziosi recalled with “I got to answer questions, left. We sold out within half of in the collection.” “I like playing with food. alaugh. talk about it, and know some of the day.” This will be done in two ways. First, the We’ve already changed the me- “She gave it to Mario and said, these people that are now show- “The food truck thing is trend- library is recording video and audio in- nu a few times. We wanted to do ‘I promise you this will be a big ing up to the truck. I know that ing right now. I believe it’s an in- terviews with witnesses and victims and different items and not stick to hit.’ And just like she promised, they’re not just driving by and dustry that’s here to stay,” Bevi- making them available in the archives. Italian, Indian, or Asian or some- everybody’s asking about it.” coming. They’re driving here lacqua added. “Live a little. Give In one interview already recorded, Mary thing like that. It was another It isn’t just the distinctive food from Taylor. They’re driving it a shot. If you don’t like it or Jane Memolo recounts how, as a teenager risk to say, ‘You don’t know what that has people’s attention, but here from Waverly. They’re com- you’re so used to the normal coming back from a date, Ash Street was you’re going to get, but you’re also the clever marketing. The ing from all over the place. Even then McDonald’s and Burger flooded and her home was on the other going to trust us that whatever curious name and loud, lime if we’re off the beaten path, our King are always going to be side of what was now a raging channel. you’re going to get you’re going green vehicle that serves as a customers are still coming to there.” Mariagnes Brown was a young mother who found herself in a second floor apart- ment without water and with a scarce “It was another risk to say, ‘You don’t know what you’re going to get, but you’re going supply of diapers. In addition to the in- to trust us that whatever you’re going to get you’re going to love every time.’” terviews, the library is also soliciting

—Mario Bevilacqua SeeVINE, Page 19 14 GOLackawanna Sunday, August 12,2012 AGOOD REASON TO LAUGH Comedy show to benefit Alzheimer’s walk

RICH HOWELLS IF YOU GO monies are used for research…E- [email protected] veryone gets together, both Lacka- or the second year in a What: Alzheimer’s Association wanna and Luzerne counties.” row, the fight to end Alz- Fundraiser featuring comedians The annual walk is the nation’s heimer’s disease will be Emily Galati, Brian Scolaro, and largest event to raise awareness Freceiving some help from Yury and funds for Alzheimer’s care, Where: Wise Crackers Comedy Club Wise Crackers Comedy Club at at The Clarion, 300 Meadow Ave., support, and research, and will be The Clarion Hotel, 300 Meadow Scranton held locally at Sno Mountain,1000 Ave., Scranton. When: Friday, August 17, doors at 8 Montage Mountain Rd., Scranton, Afundraiser for the Alzheimer’s p.m., show at 9 p.m. on Oct. 6. Association “Walk to End Alz- Cost: $15 Last year’s comedy benefit drew heimer’s” will be held on Friday, Tickets and info: Call Brenda Col- about 60 people, Kolosinsky said, August 17, at 8 p.m. featuring bert at 862.3618 but they hope to gather over 100 three comedians: Emily Galati, guests this year so that the event Brian Scolaro, and Yury. In addi- “It’s important especially for us can expand into the hotel ball- tion to a basket and 50/50 raffle, because we have our residents (at room. Sylvia Kolosinsky, fundraising Oakwood Terrace) that have some “It’s an absolute fantastic eve- committee member and commu- form of memory impairment, but ning. I attended last year, and the nity relations coordinator at Oak- in addition to that, it is, of course, next day when I got up my jaw was wood Terrace, a memory care worldwide,” Kolosinsky ex- sore from how much we were community in Moosic, said that plained. laughing. We had a really good half the proceeds from the eve- “It’s ‘The Walk to End Alzheim- evening and a fun evening…It’s a SUBMITTED PHOTO ning will benefit the upcoming er’s’ because that’s our goal. We Brian Scolaro will perform at Wise Crackers Comedy Club at The “Walk to End Alzheimer’s.” need to find a cure. Basically, the SeeCOMEDY ,Page 19 Clarion Hotel on Friday, August 17.

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ridiculous. I’m glad we played Lay Dying, who he believes our first Mayhem show here in belonged on the main Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, PA. It’s stage. our hometown. We get to rock out with our homies,” singer “I came to see second stage Nick Necro said excitedly after bands. That’s who I care to see. their energetic set. Igrew up being made fun of for Baltimore, Md. metalcore act wearing saggy pants, studded I, the Breather were one of the belts. People at the Mall at first bands to take the second Steamtown would say, ‘Pull up stage in support of their latest your pants!’ But we were doing album through Sumerian, good things. We didn’t drink. “Truth and Purpose.” Despite We watched hardcore music, being surrounded by devilishly we listened to hardcore music, theatrical imagery, particularly and it was good,” Lucas said. from co-headliners Slayer, the “I think this (festival) is a Christian band had no reserva- good avenue for other people to tions about joining the tour and just see it. I’m staying all day, having a good time. even for bands I don’t necessar- “Sharing a tour with maybe ily care to see. I’m more into one of the most Satanic bands death metal, but I appreciate in the genre of metal is kind of artistic people and every form intimidating, but at the same of art… Music is art and should time it’s kind of a challenge be- be spread. Everyone should cause you want those metal come to understand it because fans to appreciate it just as that’s understanding everybo- much as we appreciate a band dy else. Once you understand like Slayer for who they are. We it, you let loose of your stereo- don’t have anything against a types.” Satanic or a secular band or This year, local acts were also whatever,” guitarist Chase Ko- given a chance to shine on the zlowski commented. Sumerian Records Stage, locat- “The reactions we’ve been ed next to the festival’s Jager- getting are breathtaking. I nev- meister-sponsored second er would have dreamed of play- stage. Wilkes-Barre-based ing in front of like 8,000 people “grave rock” band The Curse of every day. I can’t take it for Sorrow were one of several acts granted. It’s hard to take in. it from around the state who were really is,” added singer Shawn well-received by eager fans. Spann. “It’s (expletive) amazing, but Another Christian metalcore it feels right. It feels like we’re band, The Devil Wears Prada, GO LACKAWANNA/RICH HOWELLS supposed to be doing this right shared these sentiments while Nick Necro of Wilkes-Barre’s The Curse of Sorrow played on the Sumerian Records Stage at the Mayhem now. The overall excitement – I Festival. can’t even explain it, man. It’s SeeMAYHEM ,Page 18 PA GE 16 • 7:00AM 6:30AM OPEN BREAKF Catering MON-SA SUND A • WEEK Eat 7 www - - DA AY Jill in 3PM 4PM T Av YS Andes or .downtowndeliandeater ailable Ta - TO 829.7188 ke ADVER AST out • TISE Featuring • IN • Aubree THE Breakfast DINING AND Armezzani GUIDE Boar’ CALL: Ser - s 970.7291 LUNCH ved Head 300 GOLA y. 570-871-4137 com SCRANTON CKA All WA SPR NNA, products Day SUND UCE AY ,A UGUS ST T1 2, 20 768931 12 GOLA Aubree CKA 6:30AM 7:00AM OPEN BREAKF To • MON-SA SUND A WWW WA Featuring 400 WEEK 7 www NNA, • 715 Jill - - DA AY SPRUCE .MYCANGIANOSCREEKSIDEGROVECOM Advertise 4PM 3PM Breakfast T YS • N. SUND GIFT • .downtowndeliandeater • 570-586-4896 STATE Armezzani Andes Catering CREEK Eat BASKETS WWW • STREET, AY DESSERTS AST ,A Boar’ STREET, .MYCANGIANOSCOM in • UGUS 5PM LOCATION J • $1.00 Call DINNERS CA OIN GOURMET SIDE SCRANTON • or Ser TERING PASTRIES FA TO T1 US 829-7188 s AND CLARKS Av Ta 2, OFF X: • GROVE ? Head ved ITALIAN DELI AT 20 FO ailable 586-0573 ke THURSDAYS & 12 A • R OUR MORE! SUMMIT, NY 970-7291 in 570-207-2667 H SPECIALITIES All out APPY LUNCH SANDWIC products SCRANTON 300 y. 570-871-4137 Day com SCRANTON the HOUR SPR PA FROM UCE H . ST Biagio Blaise DENTE’S CHEESESTEAK $ EXP ANY COUPON 1 A. . Alan 8/31/12 OR OTHER The Dente, VA ANY CANNOT Dente, COUPONS LID OFF “A AT SUB CEC,AA BOTH BE ugust...the OR COMBINED CCC, LOCA DISCOUNTS. Dente’ TIONS C, HAA WITH HOF Real C to 1 holes your Tr red a 1/4 vinaigrette with s Friday TA Tbsp medium month 532 y 655-0801 the 570-341-5100 Te making OPEN cup wine Sunday-Thursday BLE salt ne of skin, nt CA . MOOSIC xt of of of a & and vinegar salad... TA and minced box size olive the can Saturday which a • 7 LK www To pepper Pittston TERING Deal... grater tomato be Rental STREET DA mato oil. . Whisk Grate shallot, is .dentescatering made Season YS . discarded. into Vinaigrette This 11am-Midnight To , on 11am-10pm cut SCRANTON mato together a A Co. a the 1 tomato day sides to bowl, Tbsp WEEK Fe coarse taste ahead. Add stival” . on of with down of .com , PA PA GE

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F3-4, made up of players from three others that included players from the Downvalley Old Forge, won the Boys portion of Lackawanna County. Grade 3-4 Division of the Lizzi Spindler of Old Forge and Natalie Sohile and Lackawanna County/Back- Kiersten Kilmer of Taylor joined Auni Amboni of court Hoops 3on3 Basketball Throop to form Gym Ratz, the winning team in the Tournament played on Au- Girls Grade 7-8 Division. gust 4 and 5 in downtown Moosic’s Noah Munley and Brett Para joined Scran- OScranton. ton’s Jacob Watts and Clarks Summit’s Nick Dende on Dante Lucarelli, Michael DiGregorio, Colin Holzman the Munley, Munley & Cartwright team that won the and Nick Dodge made up the team. Atotal of 12 championships were decided, including See3ON3, Page 22

Denise Evans chases down a loose ball. West Scranton’s Bryce Harrington is defend Sunday, August 12,2012 GOLackawanna 21

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GO LACKAWANNA/JASON RIEDMILLER Jaret Horn, Jerry Hobbs, Nick Pelosi, Mondo Sallavanti and Joey Gutowski. ded by Adrian Medina of Hazelton. 22 GOLackawanna Sunday, August 12,2012 SPORTS BRIEFS

Gordon wins rain-shortened race Jeff Gordon captured the rain- shortened Pennsylvania 400 Aug. 5 at Pocono Raceway in Long Pond. Gordon made his move on the Lap 91 restart to pull out his first victory of the season and the 86th of his career. Two of Gordon’s six Pocono victories have come in rain-shortened races. The race ended on Lap 98 after the final seven laps were run under cau- tion as heavy rain moved into the area. Gordon moved from sixth to first in the Lap 91 restart, which included a wreck as he was surging into the lead.

Nelson, Kite at En-Joie World Golf Hall of Fame Members Larry Nelson and Tom Kite are part of the field for the Dick’s Sporting Goods Open, a PGA Champions Tour event scheduled for Friday through Sunday at En-Joie Golf Club in Endi- cott, N.Y. The tournament visit to the Bing- hamton area is the closest stop of the year by any of the major golf tours to northeastern Pennsylvania. Ticket information is available at 607.205.1500.

Donvito falls in MMA fight Scranton’s Jiovanni Donvito drop- ped a unanimous decision to Eddie Alvarez in a 135-pound bout during Friday night’s PA Cage Fight 13, a GO LACKAWANNA/JASON RIEDMILLER Mixed Martial Arts card at the Wood- Brendan Mozeleski defends Kyle Czwalinski at the Lackawanna County/Backcourt Hoops 3on3 Basketball Tournament. lands in Wilkes-Barre. Jack Gombocz stopped Gary Peters Ely, Plains. and unbeaten Mike Bannon got Binky Girls Grade 5-6: High Point Jones to tap out in the two profes- 3ON3 Lady Catz -- Tyra Wingle, sional fights on the card. Branchville, N.J.; Kenna Squire, . Branchville, N.J.; Madison Continued from page 20 Smith, Newton, N.J.; and Emily McKenna joins Miners Boys Grade 8 Division. Mulvoy, Lafayette, N.J. Former Scranton High School and Moosic’s Dimitri Gnall and Girls High School: Crusad- Lackawanna College quarterback A.J. Matt Para were part of the Boys ers -- Gabrielle Giordano, Co- McKenna joined the NEPA Miners Grade 6 Division champion vington Township; Lindsey after they suffered their first loss in Hyper-Dogz team, along with Dippre, Scranton; Katie Pur- last weekend’s battle of unbeatens with the New York Predators. Clark Summit’s Trey Koehler cell, Clarks Summit; and and Archbald’s Mario Rotell. Briane Clauss-Walton, Scott Connell Park goes winless Township. Other division champions Connell Park improved offensively Boys Grade 7: Dream Team were: late in the tournament but wound up -- Wes Simons, Jefferson winless during eight games at the Big Women’s Top Flight: Wilkes -- Township; Michael Kowalski, League Softball World Series in Kala- Elena Stambone, Jessup; Alli- Spingbrook; Alec Ciagla, Ma- mazoo, Mich. son Walsh and Alyssa Miraglia, dison Township; Kyle Knott, The Scranton-based team scored 23 Dickson City; Amanda Pawlos- Archbald; and Kyle Betti, runs in the last four games after be- ki, Nanticoke; and Dallas Ely, Moscow. ing shut out three straight and scor- Montrose. Boys Grade 9-10: Valley Semi- ing just two runs in the first four. The Men’s Competitive: Aware- nary -- Alec Rodway, Peckville; Pennsylvania and East Region cham- ness, Scranton -- Vince Chan- Clayton Basalyga, Clarks Sum- pions fell 11-6 to finalist Manila, Phi- dler, Willie Chandler, Mathew mit; Evan Homish, Peckville; lippines, in its final game on Tuesday, Fagan, William Chandler and and Seth Callahan, Hanover Aug. 7. Chad Pettus. Township. Three Old Forge High School play- Men’s Top Flight: Ball So Boys Grade 11-12: The Boys -- ers were part of the team and former Hard -- Connor Callejas, Arch- Jake Brown, Hawley; John Ri- bald; Connor Jones, Hawley; Co- naldi, Dunmore; and Matt SeeBRIEFS, Page 24 rey Joyce, Scranton; and Dalton Clark, Dunmore. Griffen Gilroy defends Joe Verespey. Sunday, August 12,2012 GOLackawanna 23 24 GOLackawanna Sunday, August 12,2012

Taylor Nemetz was the only Connell Park player with BRIEFS two doubles. Kimberly Regan went 1- for-3 at the plate and her 8.00 Continued from page 22 earned run average was the Lady Devil Andi Alsalahat best among the four Connell was one of the assistant Park pitchers who worked at coaches. least an inning. She tied for Rhyan Barnic went 3-for-13 the team lead by striking out and finished second on the six. team with five RBIs. -Compiled by Tom Robinson GET IT

ASSOCIATED PRESS/ GENE J. PUSKAR TO GO. Penn State Nittany Lions quarterback Matt McGloin is surrounded for interviews during the college football team’s media day in State College. Search the app store and install The Times Leader SEEING IT THROUGH mobile app now DEREK LAVARSE [email protected] for when you need STATE COLLEGE — Frus- tration was only natural. Since your news to go. November, Penn State players have had to watch their school and their football program take fire from across the coun- try. From around the world. But for the most part, they understood that part of it. The backlash from the Jerry Sand- usky scandal, and the general scorn that accompanied all things Penn State. A fire that Penn State guard Eric Shrive, and teammate Adam Gress, interview was rekindled in July with the running back Derek Day, from left, with a borrowed camera and boom release of the Freeh report and mike during the football team’s media day in State College. the NCAA imposing severe since that date. They’ve had their isn’t sitting right with some Penn sanctions on the team. reasons. Some were unhappy even State players, who spoke out on before hell broke loose in Novem- Thursday, August 9 at the team’s What has been tougher for them ber. Some had family issues. media day, some for the first time to accept, however, is the team- Others, like tailback Silas Redd, since that morning of July 23. mates who have left because of it didn’t sugarcoat things. They want- Redd and top receiver Justin all. ed to play for championships. With Brown (Oklahoma) were the two “Right then and there you had to the Nittany Lions getting hit with a most significant defections along make a decision,” quarterback Matt postseason ban and scholarship re- with kicker Anthony Fera (Texas). McGloin said of July 23, the day the ductions, that was impossible to do “For the most part, a lot of us NCAA hammer came down. “You at Penn State. stayed here,” McGloin said. were either going to stick it out, or Redd called his transfer to USC “Stayed true to the program. you were going to bail and be self- “a business decision” after his first Thought about the team. Thought ish.” practice with the Trojans. Ten players have left the team And that’s the sort of thing that SeeTHROUGH ,Page 27 Sunday, August 12,2012 GOLackawanna 25 INVADERS MAKE AN IMPACT

GO LACKAWANNA/JASON RIEDMILLER James Dunning had 11 strikeouts in District 11’s 4-1win over Wyoming Valley. West’s Dunning leads District 11 to Cup victory

Staff Reports District 11, the league for Lackawanna County For Go Lackawanna teams, appeared to be headed to an easy victory when SCRANTON – The pitching of West the series opened Aug. 2 with Dunning throwing a Scranton’s James Dunning helped Dis- three-hit shutout in a 13-0 rout. trict 11 begin and end on top of the “That was great pitching from him,” Don Stark, the Wyoming Valley co-manager from Plains, told the Commanders’ Cup American Legion Times Leader after Dunning stopped his team for the baseball series. second time. Wyoming Valley rallied to force a deciding fifth Dunning did not allow an earned run game as each team won twice by shutouts. while striking out 11 in a six-hitter District 11 scored two runs each in the first and Tuesday night, August 7 at Battaglia- sixth inning of Game Five. Chris Rebar bunted to bring in one run and scored Cawley Field in Scranton when District the other in the first inning. 11 defeated Wyoming Valley, 4-1, to Tanner Schmidt finished 3-for-4 and scored the fi- complete a three games-to-two victory nal District 11 run. Rebar went 2-for-4 and drove in a Dan Repshis drove in a four runs for District 11 during the Com- in the best-of-five all-star series. SeeINVADERS ,Page 27 manders’ Cup American Legion baseball series 26 GOLackawanna Sunday, August 12,2012 Vikings LITTLE LEAGUE welcome change TOM ROBINSON For Go Lackawanna Carl Pugliese returns for his fourth year as starter to lead the Riverside golf team into the 2012 season. Shawn Sorochka, another se- nior, is the only other player with any starting experience for the Vikings, who will be entering their first season under new coach Bob Coyle. “We lost some guys who want- ed to go out for football,” Coyle said. Coyle, a former junior high basketball coach in the district, met with potential players in the spring before school ended. “I know some of them played basketball for me,” said Coyle, a health and physical education teacher at Riverside Elemen- tary. “Some I just know from teaching.” Coyle will learn more about them as golfers beginning Mon- day, August 13, when practice opens. Sophomores Sal Defransesco and Adam Leasure could be GO LACKAWANNA/JASON RIEDMILLER among the top additions to the Chris Bender took the mound for West Scranton on Monday, August 6. lineup. Sophomore Mckenzie Evanusa and freshman Aaron Oustrich are new to the team. The Vikings will enter compe- tition for the first time Friday, August 17 with the Jackman Me- Throop defeats West Scranton morial Tournament at Scranton Municipal Golf Course. Riverside went 3-7-1to finish Staff Reports Kucharski, the winning After West took advan- eighth of 12 teams in the South- ern Division last season. rendan Kucharski and R.J. pitcher, struck out 10. tage of errors to score in Gouldsbury struck out the top of the fourth, Col- The Lackawanna League has Gouldsbury combined to han- since realigned. The Vikings two while working the fi- vin doubled in another Bdle the pitching and each hit a nal 12/3 innings. run. move to the small school divi- sion where they will no longer home run Monday night, August 6, to Anthony Colvin, J.J. Glinsky singled in a run face seven large school oppo- Glinsky, Kucharski and and Gouldsbury hit a nents, including Abington lead Throop to a 10-2 victory over Gouldsbury each had two three-run homer in the Heights, North Pocono and West Scranton in the City-County hits. Both of Colvin’s hits fifth. Scranton Prep, the top three Little League Tournament final at were doubles. Colvin finished with teams in the Southern Division Casey Krieger had two four RBIs while Goulds- last season. Old Forge. hits to lead West Scran- bury had three RBIs and The regular season schedule The City-County Tournament fea- ton. four runs scored. Kuchar- for the Vikings is: Aug. 22, BLUE Kucharski’s two-run ski had two runs and two RIDGE; Aug. 27 at Dunmore; tures the championship team from homer gave Throop a 2-0 RBIs. Aug. 29, FOREST CITY; Sept. 3, CARBONDALE; Sept. 5 at Mid each league. Gilbride Limousine was lead in the first. Robbie Smith scored Valley; Sept. 10, OLD FORGE; the Throop championship team Jocko Hart drove in a both West Scranton runs. run in the second inning Smith, Hart and Griffin Sept. 12 at Elk Lake; Sept. 17, sponsor while West Scranton’s team LAKELAND; Sept. 24 at Holy to cut the lead to 2-1. Gilroy each had one hit for Cross; Sept. 26, MONTROSE; was sponsored by Shamrock Con- Colvin’s two-run double West. Sept. 28 at Mountain View; Oct. struction. helped Throop extend the Hart and Danny Mat- West Scranton’s Griffin Gilroy 1at Lackawanna Trail. lead to 5-1in the third. thews drove in the runs. steals second. Sunday, August 12,2012 GOLackawanna 27 THE WAIT IS ALMOST OVER INVADERS Continued from page 25 run in the sixth inning. West Scranton’s Nick Ivanoff had a KEEPING SCORE hit in his only at-bat of the game. After Game Four was originally rain- TOM ROBINSON ed out, the Wyoming Valley rolled to an 8-0 win Monday to even the series. OLY- Ivanoff came on in relief and struck PHANT – out two while allowing three runs, two Football, the of which were earned, in the final three most antici- innings. pated and District 11 won Game Three, 5-0, followed sea- Aug. 4 with the help of another three- son of the high hit game by Schmidt. The South Scran- school sports year, is getting ton third baseman also drove in two close. games. Lackawanna Football Confer- West Scranton’s Dan Repshis and ence coaches held their Media Dunning each drove in a run. Day Wednesday, August 8 at the The see-saw series featured Wyom- Regal Room. ing Valley bouncing back from its 13-0 Teams will hit the field early loss to win 12-0 the next day. Monday, August 13 for the first The series win featured strong con- official day of practice. tributions from the four West Scranton Less than three weeks remain players. to prepare for Opening Night, Dunning, who played for Keystone but much of the preparation has College’s nationally ranked team this gone on throughout the year, spring, struck out19 with just one walk whether in the weight room, at in his 14 scoreless innings of pitching. camps or on the field in passing Ivanoff finished 3-for-6 at the plate. scrimmages and conditioning FILE PHOTO/JASON RIEDMILLER Repshis drove in four runs. workouts. Old Forge’s Brian Tomasetti breaks a tackle by Riverside’s John Nawrocki on his way to the end Michael Zaccheo finished 1-for-7 In two weeks, Go Lackawan- zone last season. with a run scored. na will help prepare for the and Holy Cross. The Chargers drop from at three positions, including season with a football preview Wallenpaupack had its third Division 2 to Division 3 – swap- quarterback, while Dave Sweet- edition for the third straight season of at least seven wins in ping places with Mid Valley – man, Michael Loftus, Tyler year. the last four in 2011 but did so and return 21 of 22 starters, Armillay and Mark Donaghey THROUGH Media Day provided a re- with an almost exclusively many of them for their third were also recognized on both minder of many of the stories, senior lineup. season. sides of the ball. teams and players who are The Buckhorns return exact- Delaware Valley quarterback Beyond the returning all-stars Continued from page 24 likely to gather attention this ly one full-time starter and one Bryan Schor, running backs are three other players who about what the coaches have done. season. other part-timer. Their defense Tyler Phillips from Valley View missed most or all of the 2011 Thought about the fans. Here is an early hint of what does not even include players and Austin Seamon from Dun- LFC season, but could be “And it couldn’t be better right now, is ahead: with any significant experience more, receivers Ron Tomasetti among the conference’s biggest the position that we’re in. We have a As is often the case, defend- as substitutes. from Mid Valley and Karlon impact players. chance to do something great for this ing champions will be danger- Holy Cross also had a strong Quiller from Scranton and Dun- Western Wayne’s Rob Siclari university and bring this university ous. senior class and is preparing to more offensive lineman Mike rushed for 290 yards and scored back to the top.” Scranton, a co-champion last open with a roster of just 22 Boland are among the confer- five touchdowns in an Opening Coach Bill O’Brien has been diplo- year in Division 1, is expected to players. ence’s top returning players. Night come-from-behind win matic about the players who have left, fight Delaware Valley for the North Pocono and Montrose Scranton, Dunmore, Western over eventual District 2 Class saying that he does not agree with title this season. Defending will rely on changes after going Wayne and Delaware Valley all AA finalist Wyoming Area, but their decisions but still respects them. Division 2 and 3 champions winless last season. have strong groups of returning had his season end a week later O’Brien cautioned that the Lions Dunmore and Old Forge return Greg Dolhon is the new all-stars, but none have as many with a severe knee injury. can’t get too caught up in an us- as favorites after going un- coach at North Pocono after 11 back as Old Forge and River- Siclari will return along with against-the-world mentality, particu- beaten in their divisions last years as an assistant at Dun- side. Mid Valley quarterback Matt larly off the field. year. more and nine years at Wyom- Matt Mancuso, Brian Toma- Tanner, who injured his knee “Instead of saying it’s us against Valley View, the other co- ing Area. setti, Tony DeSando, Paul Papi, before the first day of practice them, let’s go out and play good foot- champion in Division 1, is not Montrose is adding athletes Mike Vieira, Ryan Paulish, Jor- and missed all of the 2011 sea- ball and think about the fact that may- expected to go away. The Cou- from Elk Lake in a cooperative dan Sekol and Jake Manetti all son. be this is a little bit about more than gars rank behind only Scranton sponsorship similar to the sys- gained all-star recognition from Susquehanna played without football. That this is about helping a and Delaware Valley in polling tem in place at Susquehanna, www.northeastpafootball.com Cole Mallery, a two-way, all-star community. This is about bringing of coaches in their division. which also includes players as underclassmen last year at as a sophomore, because Mal- more awareness – much more aware- While the defending cham- from Blue Ridge on its roster. Old Forge. No other conference lery spent the 2011 season at ness – to child abuse. This is about pions, Delaware Valley, Scran- The Meteors need help. They team could match the Blue Seton Catholic Central in Bing- making sure that we … be a part of ton Prep and Riverside all look also failed to win a game in Devils’ total of seven. hamton, N.Y. leading this university through the strong, there are teams facing 2010. Riverside has players back There will be many more next three or four years,” said problems. Carbondale appears to be in who occupied the most all-star details to be shared in the O’Brien. The numbers game could an ideal situation for a break- spots with 11. weeks ahead. After all, the “That will be a challenge, but that’s catch up with Wallenpaupack through. Nick Dranchak was selected season is just getting started. what life is about.” 28 GOLackawanna Sunday, August 12,2012 SWB Yankees announce six SWB Yankees plan their return

TOM ROBINSON finalists for new For Go Lackawanna he return of baseball team name to PNC Field in TMoosic has been set ANDREW SEDER for April 4, 2013 at 7:05 p.m. For Go Lackawanna when the Scranton/Wilkes- More than 2,700 names were sub- mitted as part of the name the team Barre Yankees host the contest run by the Scranton/Wilkes- Pawtucket Red Sox. Barre Yankees and the organization The Yankees are playing announced the six finalists voters can choose from. their entire 2012 home The finalists are, in alphabetical or- schedule at a variety of sites der and with the submitted reasoning for the name: while PNC Field is recon- Blast structed. The Blast combines the over-the-top When the 2013 season opens, fun of MiLB with the tough miners the Yankees will be home for who unearth coal to fuel America’s in- seven straight games. After play- dustrial revolution. It’s also the sound ing April 4 through 7 against of the Yankees of tomorrow blasting Pawtucket, they face the Roch- home runs in front of a packed house at ester Red Wings April 8 through PNC Field. 10. Black Diamond Bears "We cannot wait to share with Paying homage to the rich coal our community the reconstruct- mining history of the SWB area com- ed PNC Field on April 4, 2013,” bined with the ferociousness of the Yankees president and general black bear, no one will want to mess manager Rob Crain said in a Au- with them on the field. The natural set- gust 6 press release announcing ting of PNC Field will be the perfect the schedule. "In only 239 days, den for the Black Diamond Bears. SWB baseball fans will finally Fireflies have baseball back and they will Watch the Fireflies light up the night have the opportunity to watch sky at PNC Field in 2013. The state in- the next Yankee greats in the sect of Pennsylvania is a sure sign of most fan-friendly venue in all of summer time in NEPA. Families will MiLB." have a glowing good time at the ball- On the day of the announce- park. ment, the first steel was erected RailRiders at the stadium site. All aboard! We’re not just blowing The Yankees followed up the steam with this one. The SWB express schedule announcement with a isn’t your ordinary ride on the rails. release detailing season ticket We’ll be charting our own course as we plans the following day. speed our way into the minds and Standard start times for the hearts of NEPA baseball fans. Kids can 2013 season will be 6:35 p.m. for join the Lil’ Conductors Club or you Monday through Thursday can shop for your favorite team gear at games and 7:05 for Friday and made available to the general new their seats in the same or season tickets, fans will have the the Station. Saturday games in April and public beginning Sept. 10. similar locations. The deadline option of a five-year agreement Porcupines May. From June through Au- The Yankees have lowered the for those ticket holders to renew that locks the ticket prices in This tough as “Quills” animal is a gust, the start time will be 7:05 price of season tickets 25 per- seats is Aug. 31. place for the length of the agree- renegade native to Northeast Pennsyl- for Monday through Saturday. cent on nearly 3,000 fixed sea- Existing season ticket holders ment. The team is offering other vania. The fighting, resilient spirit of All Sunday games will start at son tickets, with prices remain- also will have the first option to benefits to season ticket hold- the porcupine is the same spirit indica- 1:05 p.m. ing the same on the remainder upgrade their tickets to some of ers. tive to our area. With Pulled Porky- School day games are planned of lower bowl season tickets. the new seating areas, including The 2013 season ticket pric- Pine Sandwiches, fans are sure to en- "I have never seen in my base- for 10:35 a.m. starts on April 24 Club seating and 4Topps tables. ing is: joy the fun, creative nature that only ball career a club open a new and May 8. There will also be a Interested parties can in- Full season: $1,440 for 4Topps Minor League Baseball can bring to pair of 12:05 p.m. games July 9 ballpark and lower season ticket crease their chances to obtain Tables, $1,080 for club, $720 for the community. and 24. prices," Crain said. "Our pri- Trolley Frogs Fireworks, giveaway dates mary objective is to provide af- 2013 season ticket packages at infield box or themed bar, $576 Known as the "Electric City," Scran- and theme nights will be an- fordable, family fun entertain- PNC Field by signing up for a for field reserved and $504 for ton is home of America’s very first elec- nounced at a later date. ment and the pricing of our tick- wait list prior to the seats going bleachers. tric trolley car. A trolley frog is not only According to an August 7 an- et packages accomplishes that on sale. This can be done at There are 36-, 18-, 9- and 5- amechanical part of a trolley, it takes nouncement, season ticket hold- goal.” www.swbyankees.com/wait- game packages for all but the us into a creative world of frogs, lily ers from 2011 can begin renew- Season ticket holders from list. 4Topps Tables and Club seats at pads and snapping tongues. ing season tickets, which will be 2011 have the first chance to re- With the purchase of 2013 full prorated prices. GOLACKAWANNA, SUNDAY,AUGUST12, 2012 PAGE 29 The Greater Scranton Board of REALTORS®,Inc. Open House Directory

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Visit timesleader.com &Click “Homes” to see the most up to date list of Open Houses PAGE 30 GOLACKAWANNA, SUNDAY,AUGUST12, 2012 Sunday, August 12,2012 GOLackawanna 31 OBITUARIES Jane Haschak Surviving are two daughters, Dorene William "Nik" Allen Ann Ziemba Price and her husband, Frank, N.J., and AUGUST 9, 2012 AUGUST 9, 2012 AUGUST 2, 2012 Elaine Stefanowicz and her husband, Jo- Jane Haschak, 81, of Old Forge, seph, Dupont; son, John Jr., Old Forge; William "Nik" Allen, passed away Thursday, August 9, 2012 Ann Ziemba, 84, of Old grandchildren, Kim and Carly Price, and 57, of Springbrook at home, after an illness. Born in Forge, died Thursday Shane and Colleen Stefanowicz; great- Township, passed away Scranton, she was a daughter of the morning, August 9, 2012, grandchildren, Ciera, Skylar, Arianna and Thursday, August 2, 2012, at Scranton late Alex and Catherine Teretsky and at the Wilkes-Barre Gener- Ashlyn.. step-father, Adam Simonovitch. She is al Hospital. Health Care Center, The family would like to thank Dr. Mauer Scranton. also survived by two daughters, Linda She was the wife of John Biscotti and the staff of the Wilkes-Barre McHugh and husband, Tim, Scranton, S. Ziemba, whom she mar- He was born in Moosic on May 5, 1955, General Hospital for their kind and compas- and Laura Norod and husband, David, ried on June 3, 1950. She was born in Oly- son of Mary "Pluso" Allen and the late sionate care. Clifton, Va; granddaughter, Leah; phant, a daughter of the late Stephen and William "Bunker" Allen. Funeral Services will be held Monday, Au- grandson, Stephen; brother, Nicholas Mary Strilka Moskel, and was a graduate of Nik was a member of Queen Of The gust 20 at 9:30 a.m. from the Palermo & Za- Apostles Church, Avoca. He attended St. Terrace, Dunmore; sisters, Mary, Rose the Olyphant High School. She was employ- Mary’s Parochial School. He was a gradu- and Olga also preceded her in death. ed in the garment industry for many years wacki Funeral Home Inc., 409 N. Main St., Old Forge, with a Divine Liturgy with Office ate of Riverside High School and attended Funeral services are scheduled to until her retirement. Ann was a devout Ca- Kutztown University. begin on Tuesday, August 14 at 9 a.m. tholic and member of St. Nicholas Byzantine of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in St. Nicholas Church, 140 Church St., Old Forge. Inter- Prior to its closing, Nik was a 30-year Panachida in the Thomas P. Kearney Catholic Church, Old Forge, and the Rosary employee of the Techneglass Corp. ment will be in St. Stanislaus Cemetery Aus- Funeral Home, Inc., 517 N. Main St., Society of the church. Locally, Nik was well known as a self- Old Forge, with a 10 a.m. Divine Litur- She was preceded in death by an infant tin Heights, Old Forge. Friends may call Sun- taught Blues harmonica player. He played gy in St. Nicholas of Myra Byzantine daughter, Diane; brothers, Stephen, John day from 5 to 8 p.m., with Parastas at 7:30 in several local bands and was well re- Catholic Church, 140 Church St., Old and Peter Moskel; sisters, Helen Pecylak, Ol- p.m. spected by other musicians. Forge. Relatives and friends may pay ga Moskel, Mary Marcinko and Lovie Mos- In lieu of flowers, donations may be made He was impressively versed in all styles their respects on Monday, August 13 kel. to the American Cancer Society. of music. He possessed an enormous cata- from 5 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home. log of a variety of music, ranging from Parastas will be held at 7:30 p.m. classical to avant-garde Jazz to obscure She was the president of The Polish Women’s blues to rock and roll. A musical savant, Bertha Ann Kuckla Alliance, Scranton Council 44, for many he could tell you who played on any al- AUGUST 5, 2012 Brian Franklin years and Group 267 of Dupont. She was last bum from Sonny Boy Williamson, Rah- honored as the 2010 May Queen by the Polish saan Roland Kirk to new musicians and Zimmerman Bertha Ann Kuckla, age Women’s Alliance of America. up and coming stars. AUGUST 5, 2012 91, of Dupont, died Sunday Surviving are three sons, Joseph and his Music was virtually a part of his pulse morning, August 5, at Wes- wife, Andrea, Old Forge; Thomas and John, and life blood -- it fueled him in remarka- Brian Franklin Zimmerman, 41, ley Village, Jenkins Town- both of Dupont; a daughter, Nancy George, ble ways and was the central means Moosic, died tragically and unexpect- ship. Dupont; grandchildren, Adrianna Rup- through which he connected to others and made his life meaningful. edly Sunday, August 5, 2012, at Poco- She was the widow of Jo- precht, Kelly Alexander, Tara Kuckla, Jesse Nik loved the game of baseball and was no Raceway. Surviving are his loving seph Kuckla, who passed James George, Jenna Yanchulis; Joseph, Mat- ahuge Chicago Cubs fan. He was very in- wife, the former Marion Jones; par- away February 22, 1962. thew, Peter, Cody, Daniel and John Paul ents, Patricia Hicks and Roger Zim- volved in the lives of his children and en- She was born in Dupont, daughter of the Kuckla; 13 great-grandchildren; one great- joyed his role as a baseball coach. merman; sons, Cole Patrick, Chase late Alexander and Anna Krzywicki Roma- great-granddaughter; sisters Clara Roma- Randolph; daughter, Lana Christine; In sum, Nik Allen was an extraordinary siewicz, and was a class of 1938 graduate of siewicz, Dupont, and Mary Kilyanek, Du- brother, Douglas Zimmerman; sister, person. The kind and gentle nature of his St. John’s High School, Pittston. Mrs. Kuckla ryea; nieces and nephews. Kelly Meyer; plus several extended spirit will live on in the memories of those family members. was a member of the Sacred Heart of Jesus She was preceded in death by brothers, who knew and loved him. Even in the Private services, conducted by the Church, Dupont, where she was past presi- Alexander, Peter and Joseph Romasiewicz, briefest of encounters, Nik made an im- Rev. Joyce Warner, were held Satur- dent of the Altar and Rosary Society. She was and sisters Josephine Chiampi, Helen Roma- pression as a man of quiet and subtle hu- day, August 11. apast president of the Dupont Little League siewicz and Irene Starinski. mor, as highly personable and as someone In lieu of flowers, memorial contri- Auxiliary, treasurer of the Dupont Senior Ci- Funeral services were held Wednesday, Au- who lived surrounded and held by a fam- butions may be made in Brian’s name tizens, active with the Girl Scouts and Boy gust 8 from the Lokuta-Zawacki Funeral ily and large friendship circle who adored to a trust to benefit the Family of Brian Scouts, was active with the Red Cross, where Home, 200 Wyoming Ave., Dupont, with a him. Zimmerman, care of Fidelity Bank of she earned a10-year service pin, a member of Mass of Christian Burial in the Sacred Heart In addition to his mother, Nik is sur- Northeastern Pennsylvania. Please the Orchard Lake Auxiliary and worked as a of Jesus Church, 215 Lackawanna Ave., Du- vived by his children, Ian Allen of Fort visit www.KearneyFuneralHome- Majority Inspector on the Dupont Election pont, to be celebrated by the Rev. Joseph D. Drum, N.Y.; Linsey Allen of Los Angeles, .com. Board of the Third Ward for over 30 years. Verspy, Pastor. Calif.; Brooke Allen, of Duryea; his step- son, Nathan Cartwright of Los Angeles Calif.; and stepdaughter, Taylor Trombly Charles James children, Charles James Galat Mark C. August 25. He is also survived of Duryea; brothers, Al, of Nashville Jr. and wife Ann Marie, of by his sister, Carol Ann Atkin- Tenn.; Frank, of Fort Myers Fla.; sisters, Carol Geron of Scarsdale, N.Y.; Lynn Nor- Galat Sr. Falls; Mary Fran Galat of Dalley son, Beaumont; brother-in- Scranton; and Melissa Carey din of Dals Langed, Sweden; many nieces AUGUST 5, 2012 AUGUST 2, 2012 law, Nick Scarnato and wife, and nephews. and husband William, of Brenda, Chenango Forks, N.Y.; AMass of Christian Burial was held on Clarks Summit; and three his adopted sister, Fran Bordo- Saturday, April 11 at Queen of The Apos- Charles James Galat Sr., 80, grandchildren, Julia Galat and Mark C. Dalley, 56, of Old Scioscia; nieces, nephews, tles Church, 715 Hawthorne St. Avoca, alifelong resident of West William and Nicholas Carey. Forge, passed away unexpect- aunts, uncles and cousins. with Father Phillip Sladicka officiating. In Scranton, passed away Sun- He was a veteran of the Korean edly Thursday evening, Au- lieu of flowers, memorial contributions day, August 5, 2012, at Geisin- War. gust 2, 2012 at Regional Hospi- Funeral services conducted by the Rev. James C. Wert were may be made to the Brooke Allen Educa- ger Wyoming Valley Medical AMass of Christian Burial tal of Scranton. He is survived tional Trust Fund, 72 Glenmaura Nation- Center in Plains Township. He was scheduled for Thursday, by his beloved wife, Marina scheduled for Monday, August al Blvd., Suite 104, Moosic, PA 18507, c/o is survived by his beloved wife August 9 in Immaculate Heart Scarnato Dalley. The couple 6in the Thomas P. Kearney Fu- Law Office of Cynthia Banks. Online con- and high school sweetheart, of Mary Chapel, Oram Street, would have celebrated their neral Home, Inc., 517 N. Main dolences may be made to www.kiesinger- Frances Mangan Galat; three West Scranton. 33rd wedding anniversary on St., Old Forge. funeralservices.com. PAGE 32 MARKETPLAGOLACKAWACENNA, SUNDAY,AUGUST12, 2012 golackawanna.com 100 Announcements 300 Personal Services 500 Employment 700 Merchandise 900 Real Estate 200 Auctions 400 Automotive 600 Financial 800 Pets & Animals 1000 Service Directory To place a Classified ad: Call 1-800-273-7130 Email: classifi[email protected] 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 415 Autos-Antique 421 Boats & 439 Motorcycles 451 Trucks/ & Classic Marinas SUVs/Vans SUZUKI ‘01 VS 800 CHEVY ‘30 HOTROD COUPE $47,000 GL INTRUDER 100 FORD ‘76 THUNDERBIRD Garage kept, no All original. YAMAHA ANNOUNCEMENTS WAVERUNNER rust, lots of PONTIAC ‘07 $9,000 1518 8th Street GP800R chrome, black with Carverton, PA 2001 2 cylinder teal green flake. 110 Lost MERCEDES ‘29 Near Francis Kit Car $5,500 2stroke 784cc 310 Attorney Includes storage Slocum St. Park G6 GT JUST REDUCED Less than 20 jack & 2 helmets. Services DODGE ‘02 (570) 655-4884 hours of use $3600 BUYING Good condition. 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451 Trucks/ 533 Installation/ 548 Medical/Health 554 Production/ 744 Furniture & 758 Miscellaneous Maintenance/ Operations Accessories SUVs/Vans AUTO PARTS Repair amber rotating light CHAIRS, (2) for truck roof. $25. Genuine Head lights for plow 460 600 leather, cus- truck. 2/$25. Tail- tom made lights for dump or AUTOMOTIVE LPN'S/Resident Care FINANCIAL recliners. box truck, brackets 1518 8th Street FITTER-WELDERS/ Taupe color, included 2/$25. Carverton, PA SERVICE NOW Hiring AUTOMOTIVE ides 610 Business like new. $550 Auto/truck manuals Near Francis DIRECTORY SERVICE Looking for caring METAL FABRICATION each. SOFA, (10) ranging from Slocum St. Park TECHNICIANS and compassionate Opportunities CHAIR, 1950-1985. $10. MAZDA ‘01
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