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STATE SUPREmE COURT NCAA: Let the splashing commence! Stevens Dismiss ready for Paterno high court lawsuit ROGER DUPUIS [email protected]

WILKES-BARRE — Fifteen years ago, Organization says Correale F. Stevens was sworn in as a state Superior Court judge in a low-key ceremony suit contains at the Hazle Township Municipal Building. There may even have been a game of bingo after the ceremony that January day in 1998, ‘significant legal “and that was it,” he recalled. Stevens’ elevation to deficiencies’ Pennsylvania’s highest court, by contrast, will be marked GENARO C. ARmAS next Tuesday with a some- AP Sports Writer what more formal gather- ing at the Luzerne County STATE COLLEGE — The Courthouse that is expected NCAA asked a Pennsylvania to draw elected officials and Stevens court on Tuesday to dismiss a cadre of judges. a lawsuit filed by the family “There might even be a surprise visit by of the late coach Joe Paterno a statewide officeholder or two,” Stevens that seeks to overturn the quipped. sanctions against Penn State Aimee Dilger photos|The Times Leader The 66-year-old Republican from Sugarloaf for the Jerry Sandusky child The splash pad at Coal Street Park Township was nominated last month by sex abuse scandal. opened Tuesday, immediately provid- Gov. Tom Corbett to fill a state Supreme Some trustees, former ing park-goers with a way to cool off Court seat vacated by Joan Orie Melvin, who players and coaches and cur- as temperatures continued in the 80 resigned May 1 after her conviction on charg- rent faculty members are degree range. Butch Frati, the city’s es she used government employees to help also taking part in the same director of operations, said repairs to her political campaigns. Melvin is appealing lawsuit, which the NCAA the splash pad are nearly complete and her convictions. said was flawed and con- it is almost fully operational. The Quad Stevens was confirmed for the post June 30 tained “various significant Three Group is putting on the final by a 50-0 state Senate vote. His appointment legal deficiencies.” touches, he said. At top, worker Dave is to fill a term that expires Jan. 1, 2016. College sports’ govern- Lewis peers out of the control area to “Never in a million years,” Stevens said ing body said in the filing check out the water flow. In the bottom when asked if he ever envisioned himself on in Centre County court late photo,Anthony Hawk, 14, is reflected in the high court, a seven-member panel that Tuesday that the civil suit puddles on the basketball court adja- traces its origins back at least as far as 1722, must be dismissed in part cent to the splash pad. Rains briefly during the colonial era. It is the oldest appel- because the university itself interrupted outside activities but did late court in the nation, according to the provide a cool-down after last week’s isn’t part of the suit. The 90-plus degree weather. Supreme Court website. sanctions handed down in “It’s been a wild ride, and I’m loving every July 2012 were agreed to by minute of it,” Stevens said. the NCAA and the univer- His 4 p.m. “robing ceremony,” with Chief sity president. Justice Ronald D. Castile presiding, will The NCAA also firmly include remarks from individuals who now denied a claim that it had hold offices that Stevens once occupied: conspired with former FBI state Rep. Tarah Toohil, R-Butler Township; director Louis Freeh’s team Luzerne County District Attorney Stephanie in formulating the sanc- Inquest planned in Hazleton-area death Salavantis; county President Judge Tom tions. Freeh led the school’s Burke and Superior Court Judge Kate Ford internal investigation into Elliott. Superior Court Judge Jack Panella the scandal, and the Paterno Assistant District Attorney Dan will serve as master of ceremonies. family and three former Man, 34, found dead at his home Zola is expected to lead the coroner’s The judge’s 22-year-old daughter, Brittany school officials have vehe- inquest by presenting to the six- Stevens — who was present for his Hazle mently denied Freeh’s scath- EDWARD LEWIS mander of the criminal investigation member jury witnesses and evidence Township inauguration 15 years ago — will ing allegations of a cover-up. [email protected] unit, said that at the time investiga- surrounding the circumstances of “Their suit complains pri- tors did not know if Gailie’s death Gailie’s death. See STEvENS |10A marily about the conclusions WILKES-BARRE — Evidence was an accident, suicide or a homi- The panel will be selected from of the Freeh Report, con- recovered in a Hazleton man’s death cide. Bartel could not be reached for the jury pool reporting for jury duty ducted at the behest of the will be presented to a six-member jury comment on Tuesday. Monday. ABOUT JUDGE STEVENS Penn State Board, and the during a seldom-used hearing called Forensic pathologist Dr. Gary Ross At a coroner’s inquest, the jury lis- Education university’s acceptance of its a coroner’s inquest in an attempt to conducted the autopsy, determining tens, asks questions and then rules on Dickinson School of Law, J.D. findings,” NCAA chief legal determine the manner of death. Gailie died from a gunshot wound. a manner of death. Pennsylvania State University, B.A. officer Donald Remy said Matthew Ryan Gailie, 34, was The manner of death was listed as The last coroner’s inquest in University of California-Santa Barbara in a statement outlining the found dead in his Muskegan Circle undetermined. Luzerne County was held 17 years ago summer program organization’s arguments. home in the Eagle Rock gated The Luzerne County District in the death of a woman in Hazleton. Career highlights “The NCAA did not com- community near Hazleton from a Attorney’s Office is coordinating the That inquest in November 1996 1980-88: State representative mission the Freeh Report single gunshot wound on Sept. coroner’s inquest scheduled to begin ruled that Eugene Gorski was respon- 1988-91: Luzerne County district attorney nor had any role in it. 3, 2011, state police at Hazleton Monday, said acting Coroner Bill sible for the drug overdose death of 1991-98: Trial judge It was the NCAA’s first said. Gailie was an officer for Lisman. his wife, Deborah, 38, on Aug. 10, 1998-2013: Superior Court judge; president response to the case since the Pennsylvania Department of Lisman said he could not release 1996. But the finding held no crimi- judge, 2011-13 Corrections. details because of the ongoing inves- nal weight. No charges were filed 2013: Named to state Supreme Court See PATERNO |10A State police Lt. Robert Bartel, com- tigation. against Eugene Gorski, a physician. Orangeyou glad courthouse is getting a new roof?

replace the roof, under the super- New shingle design will mimic building’s original look vision of Sobeck’s company, Mark J. Sobeck Roof Consulting JENNIFER LEARN-ANDES rently topped with rubber roof- ing to its original appearance. Inc. of Wilkes-Barre. The project [email protected] ing coated in tan. Roof repairs are the final step will be funded with money previ- “Now they disappear. In the to stop leaks that have damaged ously borrowed through bonds. First the Luzerne County future they will stand out,” said interior plaster and artwork. Key photo, artifacts Courthouse domes went from Mark J. Sobeck, the county’s The county has spent millions The county’s choice for the white to light gray. roofing consultant on the proj- of dollars in recent years redo- sloped sections was based on Now the sloped parts of the ect. “It’s going to be a totally dif- ing the skylight atop the main an old photograph and artifacts roof visible from some ground- ferent look.” dome, stripping and sealing up discovered by a building-and- level vantage points will be cov- The county isn’t trying to the terra cotta on the domes and grounds employee indicating Clark Van Orden|The Times Leader ered with red-orange shingles boost the historic structure’s repairing masonry and roofline the structure originally had a Roof repairs have begun atop the Luzerne County Courthouse designed to create an optical curb appeal. The projects are part edges. red-orange Spanish barrel terra — the final work needed to prevent leaks that are damaging the illusion of terra cotta barrel tiles. of a ongoing repairs designed to Dunmore Roofing and Supply interior of the century-old structure. These sloped gables are cur- waterproof and return the build- Co. will be paid $834,200 to See ROOF |10A

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Both sides of the highway have been Work is being paid for mostly with Big Four - 7-2-0-2 The project begins this week with in need of resurfacing “for quite a federal funding, Antosh said, “but there Nighttime road warriors, brace your- milling of the River Street ramps at while now,” according to a PennDOT is some state funding.” Quinto - 6-5-5-0-6 selves. Exit 184 in Scranton. Exactly where release, adding that “many drivers have The project was put out to bid on June Tuesday night marked the start of a and when work will take place over expressed concerns regarding the con- 6 and awarded to Popple Construction Treasure Hunt three-month, $4.5 million project to the course of the project has not been dition of the highway.” Inc. on June 14, according to PennDOT. resurface about eight miles of Interstate mapped out yet. Each day, up to 40,000 people travel Motorists can learn more about 05-08-12-14-28 81 in both directions between Avoca and “We have no set schedule as of yet, over that section of highway, one of the project at the District 4 website, Dunmore, Pennsylvania Department of but we will be sending out weekly the most traveled stretches of I-81 in http://www.dot.state.pa.us/Penndot/ EVENING DRAWING Transportation officials said. updates on (work locations) via the PennDOT’s Dunmore-based District 4, Districts/district4.nsf/ or by calling 511 Work between exits 178 and 186 will weekly road report,” spokeswoman Antosh said. for daily recorded traffic information. Daily Number - 0-7-8 Big Four - 0-0-8-7 HazletonArea candidate perseveres in special election Quinto - 2-2-4-7-3 Cash 5 Carmella UNoFFICIAl sPECIAl ElECTIoN 13-18-20-28-42 REsUlTs Yenkevich MEGA MIllIoNs Following are the results of the special makes ballot elections in Carbon and Schuylkill counties, 25-32-35-50-51 respectively, added to Luzerne County totals Mega Ball for board spot from the May primary for each candidate: Democrat 46 sTEVE MoCARsKY James G. Chapman: 108 + 130 + 1,766 = HARRISBURG - No [email protected] 2,004 player matched all five Bob Mehalick: 71 + 119 + 1,755 = 1,945 numbers in Tuesday’s Carmella Ye nkevich “Cash 5”jackpot draw- will appear on the Clarence John: 79 + 130 + 1,653 = 1,862 ing. Today’s jackpot will Democratic ballot for Carmella Yenkevich: 103 + 134 + 1,393 = Hazleton Area School be worth $800,000.Lot- Board in the General 1,630 tery officials reported Election in November. Jared M. O’Donnell: 85 + 97 + 1,432 = 1,614 155 players matched A special election held Fred Mariano: 34 + 45 + 1,327 = 1,406 four numbers, win- Tuesday for four open PETE G. WILCOX | THE TIMES LEADER Thomas J. Chirico: 44 + 66 + 1,263 = 1,373 ning $218.50 each; seats on the Hazleton Carmella Yenkevich, left, a candidate running for a seat on the Hazleton Area school Board, stands 4,832 players matched Area School Board Republican outside the polls at the Keystone Volunteer Fire Co. in McAdoo,schuylkill County, talking with voter three numbers, win- yielded different results Bob Mehalick: 34 + 141 + 1,476 = 1,651 John stalgaitis, of McAdoo,on Tuesdayduring a special election. The election was held after luzerne than the botched May County failed to notify Carbon and schuylkill counties that a school board candidate had withdrawn ning $11.50 each; primary, giving the Jared M. O’Donnell: 21 + 160 + 1,437 = 1,618 from the race in May. and 59,300 players previously unsuccess- James G. Chapman: 35 + 152 + 1,357 = 1,544 matched two numbers, ful incumbent candi- the outcome. counties who voted in Mehalick, Chapman and winning $1 each. date a shot at keeping Clarence John: 21 + 157 + 1,297 = 1,475 Ye nkevich won 1,850 the May primary would O’Donnell kept theirs on her seat. Ye nkevich, of Carmella Yenkevich: 33 + 174 + 1,235 = 1,442 votes on the Democratic be allowed to vote in the GOP roster. Hazleton, came in fifth Fred Mariano: 21 + 78 + 1,046 = 1,145 ticket in May, eight shy the special election. The “I did overcome Jared on both the Democrat of the 1,858 votes Jarred results from Luzerne on the Democrat side, I and Republican ballots Thomas J. Chirico: 13 + 79 + 925 = 1,017 O’Donnell took to come County from the May just came up short on the OBITUARIES for four open seats in in fourth. She was 33 primary were valid and Republican,” Ye nkevich the May primary. votes behind Clarence certified. said. “But I’m very happy on John on the Republican On Tuesday, Ye nkevich She said she worked Byriel, Kim the Democrat side and sible she could have Marissa Crispell-Barber, ticket, taking 1,589 won 1,630 Democrat hard campaigning in Darrow, Harold we’ll see what happens won the nominations director of Luzerne votes to John’s 1,622. votes compared to Schuylkill and Carbon Davison, Daniel in November,” a tired for both Republican and County’s Election Luzerne County judg- O’Donnell’s 1,614. On counties prior to the spe- Dunn, Jeffrey Jr. Ye nkevich, who was at Democratic parties to Bureau, failed to inform es Thomas Burke and the Republican side, cial election, but it was George, David home when the results retain her school board election officials in Michael Vough ordered John knocked out easier in a sense than Hochreiter, Fred came in, said in a phone seat if votes weren’t cast Schuylkill and Carbon the special election Ye nkevich by 33 votes campaigning before the Houston, Earl interview Tuesday night. for a candidate whose counties that Hahn had and also ordered that — the same edge he had May primary because Koch, Beatrice She was apprecia- name should not have withdrawn. So, Hahn Luzerne County reim- in May — to retain his she was able to target Krzyzewski, Paul tive for the support she appeared on the ballot wrongfully appeared burse Ye nkevich’s attor- fourth-place win. only those registered Nolan, John received and grateful to in Schuylkill and Carbon on the ballot in those ney $871.20 for costs James G. Chapman, voters who voted in the sokoloski, Regina those who came out to counties. counties and received associated with the law- Bob Mehalick and John primary — 1,382 in five vote for a second time. Steve Hahn had filed 279 Republican and 273 suit. retained their first- precincts in Schuylkill Ye nkevich in June withdrawal papers with Democratic votes that It was decided that through third-place rank- County in 561 in two Pages 8A filed a court action, Luzerne County before could have gone to other those voters from ings on the Democrat precincts in Carbon contending it’s pos- the May primary, but contenders and altered Carbon and Schuylkill ticket on Tuesday, while County.

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WILKES-BARRE Prison change limits Selenski access to attorneys Free e-recycling EDWARD LEWIS Deputy Warden James ever they met. yers sought easier access to ration of his trial that was set for Saturday [email protected] Larson testified at a Judge Fred him. scheduled to begin Aug. 4. hearing in March that Pierantoni III on Assistant District Susan McNaughton, Solomon Container Service is offer- WILKES-BARRE — it took two correc- Friday ordered Attorney Jarrett Ferentino spokesperson for the ing a free recycling drop-off for a variety Double-homicide sus- tional officers to walk Selenski to be said during the March hear- Pennsylvania Department of used or obsolete electronics from 8 pect Hugo Selenski is Selenski from his returned to SCI- ing that Centini visited of Corrections, said state a.m. to noon Saturday for all Wilkes- expected to be transferred cell in the restrictive Mahanoy City now Selenski 144 times, Rymsza prisons offer attorney vis- Barre residents. from the Luzerne County housing unit to the that his trial for the met Selenski 17 times and iting rooms and attorneys Electronics may be dropped off Correctional Facility to inmate visitor’s room Selenski strangulation deaths James Sulima, a retired may bring items to show at Solomon Container Service, 495 the State Correctional to meet with his legal of Tammy Fassett and Pittston city police detective their clients. Inmates are Stanton St. Institution at Mahanoy City, defense team. The Michael Kerkowski who owns JS Investigation not permitted to take any- Only electronic items will be which has stricter rules and two officers stood outside has been continued amid Consulting, met Selenski thing, including paperwork, accepted for recycling. Household appli- policies for when attorneys the glass-enclosed room, an undisclosed grand jury “numerous times.” into the visiting room and ances, including air conditioners and meet with their clients. Larson said. investigation connected to Sulima is working as an are not allowed to take any- lawn mowers, are not acceptable. Also, For example, hand-to-hand Centini and Rymsza the decade-old Selenski case. investigator for Centini and thing from the visiting room, paper documents will be shredded at no exchanges of letters and met with Selenski in a pri- Selenski was still at the Rymsza. including legal material. charge. court documents between vate, glass-enclosed room county prison on Tuesday. Pierantoni in March Inmates not approved for Selinski, 39, and his attor- equipped with a panic but- He has been bounced back ordered Selenski returned to contact visits would have WILKES-BARRE neys, Shelley Centini and ton at the county prison. and forth between the coun- SCI-Mahanoy City. He was non-contact visits with their Edward Rymsza, will end, at They were free to pass let- ty facility and SCI-Mahanoy brought back to the county attorneys separated by glass Cemetery tours least temporarily. ters and documents when- City several times as his law- prison in early June in prepa- and using a phone. focus on Civil War The Luzerne County Historical Society will host Civil War tours of Hollenback Cemetery at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Saturday. Learn about people such as Wilkes-Barre native Alexander Hamilton Bowman, superintendent Sterling demowill take time of West Point during the Civil War. Hollenback Cemetery is located at North River and Maple streets, Wilkes- Barre. The cost is $7 for historical soci- ety members and $10 for non-members. Brdaric to For reservations, call 823-6244, ext. 3. start work PITTSTON TWP. Airport to boost at 7 a.m. its fuel storage Thursday Nineteen Pennsylvania airports will make safety enhancements and improve their operations with the aid of a $2.1 BILL O’BOYLE million state investment that was [email protected] announced Tuesday. The Wilkes-Barre/ WILKES-BARRE — Scranton International Ye ars ago someone termed Airport near Avoca will the Hotel Sterling a “mag- receive $300,000 to nificent wreck.” expand the airfield fuel That was before years of facility. The estimated neglect caused the once- cost of the project is grand hotel to, as a city $400,000; the state inspector said, “come down will pay 75 percent of Centini from the inside out.” total project cost, with On Thursday, Brdaric the airport paying the Construction Co. will begin remaining 25 percent. taking down the condemned Airport Director Barry J. Centini said seven-story structure on the plan calls for adding 20,000 gallons North River Street from of jet fuel storage tanks to the 30,000 the outside. The Luzerne- gallons the airport can currently store. based company has moved The project will soon go out to bid and all of its heavy equipment could start as early as this year, Centini onto the site, and when the said. whistle blows at 7 a.m., the 115-year-old building will HERSHEY be taken down piece by piece. Clark Van Orden | The Times Leader Area teens attend “It’s going to go slow,” More heavy equipment was brought to the site of the Hotel Sterling on tuesday morning. Demolition of the 115-year-old landmark is set to begin said John Brdaric, owner of thursday morning.traffic delays and restrictions will begin then with most of the impact felt by drivers entering Wilkes-Barre via the Market the company. “It’s not like Street Bridge. state police camp we’re imploding it. This will Area teenagers have been selected to take three to four weeks to look at the place he calls his the 800-pound chande- participate in the annual State Police get down.” ExpECt DELAYS tODAY second home. lier — made of cut crys- Commissioner’s Honors Camp, being Brdaric said traffic pat- “What could I do?” he tal — through Traver’s held this week at the State Police terns won’t change much The city has announced that drivers in Wilkes-Barre may wondered. “I prefer to Auctions in Dallas and had Academy in Hershey. until the demolition gets experience traffic delays today near the Hotel Sterling. remember it as it was. I it restored. Shelby Gardner of Pittston, Andrew to the River Street side of Verizon crews will be on-site completing work underground can’t watch it come down He said he paid around Hudak of Scranton, Bridget Fausey of the building. At that time, at Market and River streets beginning at 7 a.m. — it hurts too much.” $1,500 for it and it took a Orangeville and David Lyons of Duryea traffic delays and stops will Traffic controls will be in the area with flaggers on both History erased month to restore it. join 40 other teens from across the occur. Market and River Streets. Market Street traffic entering the Some historical items In a 2002 a Times Leader state at the event that involves troopers Butch Frati, the city’s citywill be most impacted by this work and it is expected to already removed from the story about an auction held teaching the camp cadets about crimi- director of operations, has continue throughout most of the day. Sterling have been taken to sell some of the hotel nal investigations, police skills, use- advised motorists to avoid to the Luzerne County items, former Sterling of-force and related topics. The camp that area. Historical Society’s owner June Camera said she includes team problem-solving activi- “We just want to get the said. “The Sterling com- to demolition. Swetland Homestead in fell in love with the hotel ties and sports, as well as a visit to the job done and do it safely,” ing down symbolizes the “Instead, I will be think- Forty Fort. when her husband bought Capitol, Gettysburg, state police head- Brdaric said. attitude of the county and ing of all the great times Also, a magnificent chan- it and dreamed of playing a quarters and the governor’s residence. Reality setting in of the city of not restoring that so many of us had at delier that hung in the part in restoring it. Sally Healey, who headed historical buildings.” the Sterling,” Healey said. Sterling lobby has found CityVest, a nonprofit WILKES-BARRE a group that fought to save And, Healey said, surely “It’s over and it’s sad. And a home at Canteen 900 on developer, purchased the the Sterling, said she won’t the Sterling was historic. it’s just too bad we couldn’t Rutter Avenue. shuttered Sterling for $1 Healthy workplaces be around when the demoli- But she and Fred George, turn this all around.” Owner of the building million at a tax sale but was tion begins. a 22-year employee of the George said he might that houses the restaurant unable to find a developer to get recognition “It’s still difficult,” she Sterling, won’t bear witness stop by today to take a last Abby Billek-Singh bought to renovate it. Employers that have implemented successful workplace wellness programs will soon have an opportunity to be rec- ognized for their efforts. In cooperation with seven regional chambers of commerce and the Flora made job transition difficult, new public defender says ChamberChoice program, Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania is seek- ing nominations for the 2013 Healthy SHEENA DELAZIO pointed as the chief public Last week, attorneys for office difficult at best.” personally demeaning, with Workplace Awards Program. Previous [email protected] defender. the county filed court papers Greenwald, who was con- improper motive and bor- Healthy Workplace Awards winners also Flora also filed a suit seeking to have Flora’s law- firmed for the position by ders on defamatory.” can be nominated for the Continuing WILKES-BARRE – Chief in April 2012 against the suit to regain his position county council at an annual Flora could not be reached Excellence Award, which recognizes a Public Defender Steven county and county Manager thrown out, citing the lack salary of $90,000 on April for comment Tuesday. past award recipient that continues to Greenwald said in court Robert Lawton, of a “claim for which 9 after Flora was terminat- An attorney who rep- pursue workplace wellness. papers filed recently that claiming the Public relief may be granted” ed, said the information he resents Flora, Kimberly The Greater Wilkes-Barre Chamber his predecessor made his Defender’s Office against the county. received includes that com- Borland, referred comment of Business and Industry is accepting transition “difficult at best” was so under- Flora alleged in his ments were made that office to Flora’s attorney from the nominations. Wilkes-Barre area employ- and made allegations that funded and under- suit that he was ter- workers not cooperate with American Civil Liberties ers may nominate themselves, or can be Greenwald says border on staffed it could not minated in retaliation him and that some attor- Union, Mary Catherine nominated by a third party, by visiting defamatory. provide adequate for a previous lawsuit neys should start looking for Roper. www.chamberchoice.com, entering The chief public defender defense to indigent involving indigent other jobs. “We dispute Mr. their county and clicking “Health and position is one that attorney clients. Flora defendants. “Said information is false Greenwald’s statement Well-Being” to download the form. Al Flora wants back and he The situation In Greenwald’s and was and continues to entirely,” she said. “The Nominations may also be submitted by has two pending lawsuits had become so affidavit, he says be problematic for me in the evidence will show what we calling 570-823-2101. involving the office. dire, Flora argued, that that when his appointment performance of my duties,” have said all along – that Al After the nomination process, which Greenwald’s claims were he was compelled to limit as chief public defender Greenwald wrote. Flora was replaced and then runs through Aug. 30, winners will be made in an affidavit filed in the type of cases the office became effective on April 29, He said allegations that fired because of his efforts chosen in two categories — businesses May in reference to a federal would accept. That case is he “became aware of facts he will not work to repre- to protect the rights of indi- with up to 49 employees and businesses lawsuit filed in April 2012 in currently pending in federal and circumstances which sent the interest of indi- gent defendants in Luzerne with 50 or more employees. which Flora seeks to be reap- court. made the transition to take gent defendants is “false, County.” PAGE 4A Wednesday,July 24, 2013 NATION & WORLD www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER IN BRIEF 47 rescued from Gulf rig after blowout

KEVIN McGILL flying over the site Tuesday ed off the state’s coast, lead- Hercules Offshore. Hercules drilled to remedy a problem Associated Press saw a light sheen covering ing to a blowout that spewed said in a news release that with the existing well bore. an area about a half-mile by millions of gallons of oil into it was operating the rig for “It’s a way to overcome NEW ORLEANS — 50 feet. However, it was dis- the Gulf of Mexico in the Walter Oil & Gas Corp. an engineering problem Natural gas flowed uncon- sipating quickly. worst offshore disaster in Walter Oil & Gas report- with the original well,” Ken trolled from a well off the The bureau says the blow- the United States. ed to the BSEE that the rig Medlock, an energy expert Louisiana coast on Tuesday out happened south of Grand Tuesday’s blowout was completing a “sidetrack at Rice University’s Baker after a blowout that forced Isle, about 55 miles offshore, occurred near an unmanned well” — a means of re-enter- Institute said. “They’re not the evacuation of 47 workers where the water depth was offshore gas platform that was ing the original well bore, drilled all the time, but it’s aboard a drilling rig, author- reported as 154 feet. not currently producing natu- Angelico said. not new.” ities said. Earlier this month, a gas ral gas, said Eileen Angelico, The purpose of the side- A woman who answered No injuries or fires were well flowed for several days spokeswoman for the bureau. track well in this instance the phone at Walter Oil & reported. The federal Bureau before being sealed off the The workers were aboard a was not immediately clear. Gas in Houston said com- of Safety and Environmental Louisiana coast. portable drilling rig known Industry websites say side- pany officials would provide Enforcement said inspectors In 2010, an oil rig explod- as a jackup rig, operated by track wells are sometimes information later.

AP photo Congress A rare bird indeed Biden talks trade, security in India In this image provided by the American Bird- ing Association, a Rufous-necked wood-rail walks along the edge of a marsh at Bosque debating del Apache National Wildlife Refuge near San Antonio, N.M. Experts say this is the first time the species has been spotted in the United States. The bird is typically found along the reach of coasts and in tropical forests in Central and South America.

WASHINGTON NSA’s power Afghan tax idea DONNA CASSATA draws ire in D.C. Associated Press Lawmakers are advancing legisla- WASHINGTON — The tion to withhold $5 in foreign aid authority of the National Security to Afghanistan for every $1 in taxes Agency to collect phone records imposed by President Hamid Karzai’s of millions of Americans sharply government on U.S. goods taken out divided members of Congress on of the country. Tuesday as the Democratic Sen. Patrick Leahy House pressed says he has seen some “stupid things” ahead on legis- from Afghanistan’s government, but lation to fund the threat of exit tax on American the nation’s mili- property goes “beyond the pale.” tary. Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham Tea party said talk of such taxes after 12 years conserva- of U.S.-led stabilization efforts was Dempsey tives and lib- “ridiculous.” eral Democrats The legislation was included as backed an amendment to the an amendment to the Senate’s 2014 $598.3 million defense bill that foreign operations bill. A Senate would end the NSA’s authority Appropriations subcommittee passed under the Patriot Act, prevent- it by voice vote Tuesday. ing the government agency from collecting records unless an indi- BEIJING AP photo vidual is under investigation. Vice President Joe Biden, left, meets Tuesdaywith Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, front right, in New Delhi, India. Biden arrived in That measure, along with India on Monday on a trip that will focus on boosting trade and regional security ties and strengthening a strategic partnership that has another to cut off funds for the China earthquake languished in recent years. President Barack Obama will visit the nation this fall. NSA, drew criticism from the leaders of the Senate Intelligence death toll rises committee, who argued that Rescuers with shovels and sniffer the surveillance programs dogs chipped away at collapsed hill- Immigration plan unpopular with Dems have helped disrupt numerous sides Tuesday as the death toll rose attempted terrorist attacks. to 94 from a strong earthquake in a The House is likely to vote farming region of northwest China. GOP leaders haven’t released bill yet,but that didn’t stop Democrats from deriding it. on those amendments today. Just one person was listed as miss- Former NSA systems analyst ing and 1,001 as injured in Monday ERICA WERNER priorities. Congress is before the hearing began, immigration advocates Edward Snowden leaked docu- morning’s quake near the city of Associated Press preparing to break for a saying that any solution pushed hard in past years for ments last month that revealed Dingxi in Gansu province. monthlong summer recess that doesn’t offer citizen- legislation offering citizen- that the NSA had collected About 123,000 people were affected WASHINGTON — House at the end of next week ship to all 11 million immi- ship to immigrants brought phone records, while a second by the quake, with 31,600 moved to Republicans took a tentative without action in the full grants here illegally falls as youths. The so-called NSA program forced major temporary shelters, the provincial step toward offering citizen- House on any immigration short. DREAM Act passed the Internet companies to turn earthquake administration said on its ship to some unauthorized legislation, even after the Over Twitter, White House in 2010 when it was over contents of communica- website. Almost 2,000 homes were immigrants Tuesday, but hit Senate passed a sweeping House senior adviser Dan controlled by Democrats, tions to the government. completely destroyed, and about 22,500 an immediate wall of resis- bipartisan bill last month Pfeiffer slammed “the cruel but was blocked by Senate Leaders in Congress, such as damaged, the administration said. tance from the White House to secure the borders and hypocrisy of the GOP immi- Republicans. House Speaker John Boehner, The quake toppled brick walls and on down as Democrats said create a path to citizenship gration plan: allow some But now, with a compre- R-Ohio, and House Intelligence telephone lines, shattered mud-and- it wasn’t enough. for the 11 million immi- kids to stay but deport their hensive solution like the Committee Chairman Mike tile-roofed houses and sent cascades The dismissive reaction grants already in the coun- parents.” one passed by the Senate in Rogers, R-Mich., have strongly of dirt and rock down hillsides, block- to the GOP proposal to offer try illegally. That got a counterat- sight, Democrats and out- defended the programs, but ing roads and slowing rescue efforts eventual citizenship to some The back-and-forth began tack from House Majority side activists say they won’t libertarian lawmakers and lib- by crews trying to reach remote areas. immigrants brought ille- hours before the House Leader Eric Cantor spokes- settle for anything less. erals have expressed serious gally to the U.S. as children Judiciary Committee man Rory Cooper. House Speaker John concerns about the govern- LAS VEGAS underscored the difficulties opened a hearing Tuesday “If White House opposes Boehner, R-Ohio, insisted ment’s surveillance. of finding any compromise afternoon on the question of effort to give children path that though he has reject- The overall defense spending Policeman killed in the Republican-led House legal status for immigrants to staying in only country ed the Senate bill, House bill would provide the Pentagon on the politically explosive brought here as children. they know, how serious Republicans are committed with $512.5 billion for weap- issue of immigration. House leaders haven’t are they about immigration to dealing with immigra- ons, personnel, aircraft and rescuing hiker That left prospects cloudy released their bill yet but reform?” Cooper responded tion, they just want to do it ships plus $85.8 billion for the Authorities have identified a for one of President Barack that didn’t stop Democrats over Twitter. in a step-by-step and delib- war in Afghanistan for the fiscal 36-year-old Las Vegas police officer Obama’s top second-term from dismissing it even In fact, Democrats and erate fashion. year beginning Oct. 1. killed in a fall while trying to rescue The bill is $5.1 billion below a stranded hiker on Mt. Charleston current spending and has drawn northwest of the city. Cop who leaked Tsarnaev photos disciplined a veto threat from the White Police say David Vanbuskirk was House, which argues that it killed Monday night while responding RODRIQUE NGOWI tact with the public, until would force the administration to an area just above Mary Jane Falls. Associated Press an internal investigation is to cut education, health research Las Vegas police assistant sheriff complete. and other domestic programs to Joseph Lombardo says the area was FRAMINGHAM, Mass. Col. Timothy Alben, the boost spending for the Pentagon. too difficult to access by foot, so res- — A state police photog- commander of the state In a leap of faith, the bill cuers used a helicopter to hoist the rapher who released pho- police, said more discipline assumes that Congress and hiker to safety. Vanbuskirk became tos of the bloodied Boston is conceivable, but he ruled the administration will resolve separated from the hiker at some point Marathon bombing suspect out the possibility that the automatic, across-the-board during the rescue and fell from a cliff. during his capture was Murphy would be fired. spending cuts that have forced Lombardo didn’t say how far the placed on restricted duty “I don’t see Sgt. Murphy the Pentagon to furlough work- officer fell. Tuesday. being terminated for this ers and cut back on training. The Sgt. Sean Murphy said he particular set of circum- bill projects spending in the next WASHINGTON leaked the photos of what stances,” he said. fiscal year at $28.1 billion above he called “the face of ter- After the hearing, the so-called sequester level. Jerusalem stays ror” to Boston magazine Murphy declined to com- Republican leaders struggled last week to counter a glam- ment, except to say, “Life is to limit amendments on the orized image of Dzhokhar good.” AP photo overall bill, concerned about on U.S. passports Tsarnaev on the cover of Murphy’s 19-year-old son, A Massachusetts State Police photo shows Boston Marathon bombing hampering the president’s A federal appeals court has Rolling Stone magazine. Connor Murphy, said he suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev at the time of his capture on April 19. national security and anti-ter- declared unconstitutional a law allow- Three of Murphy’s 14 couldn’t be more proud of rorism efforts. ing Americans born in Jerusalem to photos show a battered and his father, praising him as or concern or sympathy for ever be misconstrued or mis- The House also will consider list Israel as their birthplace on their blood-streaked Tsarnaev a man of integrity and not- people or families that lost understood that this organi- an amendment that would bar U.S. passports. emerging from a boat in a ing his father never tried to loved ones or who were zation, this Massachusetts funds for any military action The three-judge panel said Tuesday backyard, the red dot of a hide what he had done. severely injured throughout State Police, is not made in Syria if it violated the War that the 2002 law impermissibly infringes sniper’s laser sight trained “If I could be one quarter that incident.” of 2,100 people who might Powers Resolution. Another on the president’s exercise of the power on his head. of a man that he is now, I’ll Alben also indicated share similar feelings about amendment would prohibit to recognize foreign governments. Murphy wasn’t autho- be more than happy with my strong support for Murphy that, including this colonel,” money to fund military or para- The case was brought by parents of rized to release the photos. life,” he said. within his agency, noting he said, military operations in Egypt. an American boy named Menachem He already served a one- Alben said the rules Murphy had a previously The U.S. Attorney’s In a letter to the chairman Zivotofsky, who was born in a Jerusalem day, unpaid suspension Murphy is accused of vio- unblemished disciplinary Office called the release of the Senate Armed Services hospital soon after the law was passed. and has received another lating aim to ensure police record. He said Murphy was of the photos “completely Committee, Gen. Martin The parents wanted to list Israel as his five-day unpaid suspen- don’t leak information that a conscientious man whom unacceptable,” and some Dempsey outlined the risks, birthplace, but the U.S. has refused to sion. After a status hear- could jeopardize investiga- he believes was motivated attorneys said the images costs and benefits of five poten- recognize any nation’s sovereignty over ing at state police head- tions. But he added that to release the photos based and Murphy’s comments tial steps as the Obama adminis- Jerusalem since Israel’s creation in 1948 quarters Tuesday, Murphy discipline against Murphy on his own personal convic- could be used to argue tration weighs its next move to — so the boy’s U.S. passport only says was placed on desk duty, in this case “doesn’t mean tions. government bias against help the opposition battling the “Jerusalem” as his birthplace. where he won’t have con- we have any less empathy “I don’t think that should Tsarnaev. forces of President Bashar Assad. www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER NEWS Wednesday,July 24, 2013 PAGE 5A William,Kate show off little future monarch

SYLVIA HUI She then gave the baby to tal had long been waiting 6 ounce baby boy at 4:24 Associated Press her husband, who, cradling for, and the photographs p.m. Monday. their child, said: “He’s got snapped Tuesday are likely The news was greeted LONDON — A beam- her looks, thankfully. He’s to be reprinted for decades with shrieks of joy and ing Prince William and got a good pair of lungs on as the baby grows into excited applause by hun- his wife, Kate, emerged him, that’s for sure.” adulthood and his role as a dreds of Britons and tour- from a London hospital William added: “He’s a future king. ists gathered outside the on Tuesday with their big boy. He’s quite heavy,” The appearance recalls hospital and Buckingham newborn baby boy, pre- and laughed when a report- a similar appearance Palace. senting the world with a er asked him about the three decades ago, when Revelers staged first glimpse of the prince baby’s hair. Princess Diana and Prince impromptu parties at both who is third in line to the “He’s got way more than Charles carried the new- locations, and large crowds British throne. me, thank God,” he said. born William out to pose crushed against the pal- The royal couple waved The prince said they are for photographs on the ace gates to try to catch at the crowds of journal- still determining what to same steps in 1982. a glimpse — and a pho- ists and onlookers gath- name the baby. Earlier, grandparents tograph — of the golden ered outside London’s St. The couple re-entered Prince Charles, his wife, easel placed there to for- Mary’s Hospital, posing the hospital to place the Camilla, and Michael and mally announce the birth. for photographs and joking child in a car seat before Carole Middleton — Kate’s Hundreds were still lin- with reporters. re-emerging to get into parents — were the first ing up outside the palace Kate, wearing a baby an SUV. William drove relatives to visit the young gates Tuesday to get near blue polka dot dress, the couple away — pal- family at the hospital. the ornate easel. smiled and waved as she ace officials said they will Charles called the baby In London, gun salutes stepped out from the hos- head to an apartment in “marvelous,” while a beam- were fired, celebratory pital doors with the future Kensington Palace. ing Carole Middleton lights came on, and bells monarch in her arms. The young family’s first described the infant as chimed at Westminster AP photo “It’s very emotional. It’s public appearance togeth- “absolutely beautiful.” Abbey, where William and The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge leave St Mary’s Hospital in London on Tuesday carrying their such a special time. I think er has been the moment The couple’s Kensington Kate wed in a lavish cer- newborn son, the Prince of Cambridge, who was born Monday. any parent will know what that the world’s media Palace office said Kate, the emony that drew millions this feeling feels like,” she and crowds of onlookers Duchess of Cambridge, of television viewers world- said. camped outside the hospi- gave birth to the 8 pound, wide.

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SHEENA DELAZIO ed guilty Tuesday to a Gilman, who faces a 1326 N. Washington St. outside to “cool off” and with girl, fight with police [email protected] related charge. maximum of 10 years in home on May 23, 2009, for spoke with a male friend Nathan D. Gilman, prison, will be sentenced a report of someone being about Gilman and one SHEENA DELAZIO Police said they spoke WILKES-BARRE – A 29, of Kennedy Drive, on Sept. 23, Lupas said. stabbed. Police inter- of the women “fooling [email protected] with the girl, who said she Scranton man charged Scranton, pleaded guilty Gilman’s attorney, Joseph viewed Billy Brennan, around.” was on Public Square in with stabbing another to a charge of aggravated Ye ager, asked that his cli- who said he was at the The complaint stated WILKES-BARRE — A Wilkes-Barre when a man man during an argument assault at a hearing before ent be released on bail home with some friends Brennan began to gather city man charged with hav- started to follow her. The in May 2009 inside a county Judge David pending the sentencing, drinking beer when an his belongings because ing inappropriate contact girl went into a nearby store, Wilkes-Barre home plead- Lupas. a request Lupas granted. argument occurred and he didn’t want to remain with a teenage girl and telling employees she was Gilman must reside Gilman stabbed him. at the home when Gilman fighting with police officers being followed. After she with his brother in Brennan said he had confronted him. pleaded guilty Tuesday to thought the man left, she Scranton and is released gone to an upstairs bed- Brennan said an alter- related charges. started walking home. on $5,000 unsecured room to sleep. When he cation began and Gilman Ronald Franklin, 52, of On her way, the girl bail pending any other returned downstairs, stabbed him in the right Academy Street, entered the said, the man, later identi- detainers, Lupas said. he learned one of the side. plea to two counts of inde- fied as Franklin, cornered Gilman had been lodged women in the house was Brennan told police he cent assault and one count her against a row house at the Luzerne County going to leave with her grabbed the knife to stop each of resisting arrest, dis- and fondled her. Franklin Scan now for Correctional Facility on two friends, according to the attack and was cut on orderly conduct and public became startled by passing crazy loan SavingS! warrants for failing to the criminal complaint. his left hand. drunkenness. 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Borough files injunction against Russell’s Hauling Co. The borough says on that street, are unable the code enforcement offi- at the Apollo Drive build- Russell’s Hauling has been to enjoy their properties, cer,” the filing states. ing, owned by John Tafani, SHEENA DELAZIO Hauling Co. tion to operate a multi-use cited at the district judge according to the filing. “If The borough seeks to including a cabinet-making [email protected] Russell said Tuesday recycling and junkyard at level and fined up to $1,000, Russell’s Hauling contin- have business stopped at business that was run com- he has done noth- the 12 Apollo Drive busi- according to the filing. ues to operate, it will cause Russell’s Hauling until the plaint-free. WEST WYOMING ing wrong and has not ness. That request was Residents Charles immediate and irreparable borough’s appeal is heard Luzerne County Judge – Borough officials are received violations from later denied, and Russell Umphred and Cynthia harm to the residents on by a county judge. Lesa Gelb scheduled a attempting to shut down an the state Department of appealed that decision. Its Kennelly, of Ferretti Drive, Ferretti Drive and to the The filing states previ- hearing on the borough’s Apollo Drive hauling com- Environmental Protection appeal is still pending. as well as other residents local police force, as well as ous businesses operated request for Aug. 10. pany, according to court or any similar agency. papers filed Tuesday, citing Russell said his busi- residents’ complaints and ness, which opened in ordinance violations. February 2012, employs The borough, through its five people, and the metal- solicitor, Linell Lukesh, of recycling business supports Philadelphia, filed a request their families and his own. in Luzerne County Court “Sometimes I’m at home The Kern Family THE FUTURE for a special injunction with my wife watching TV, Ault, Colorado against Russell’s Hauling and (the borough is) call- Co., owned by borough ing with noise complaints OF THIS LAND IS resident Joseph Russell. and other random phone The petition seeks to order calls against me. It’s getting a “cease and desist” of the ridiculous,” he said. IN OUR HANDS. company’s operations until Russell said he is only a county zoning hearing is trying to run a business addressed, because neigh- and he’ll “fight for what is bors who live nearby say right.” they are unable to enjoy Russell noted he has HYDRAULIC FRACTURING IS their properties. hired attorneys to represent PROVIDING ENERGY AND HOPE. Between April 2012 and him. “There’s been com- the present, the court fil- plaint after complaint, and ing states, nearby property I don’t see how they can do For five generations, the Kern family owners have experienced that.” “detrimental living condi- In September 2012, has called this ranch home. Which tions” due to noise, smells, Russell’s Hauling applied to smoke and other viola- the county Zoning Hearing is why they learned the facts before tions coming from Russell’s Board for a special excep- allowing hydraulic fracturing on their property.

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AP photo economic and energy future. For the In this Jan. 5, 2011, file photo,AnthonyWeiner and his wife Huma Abedin pose for photographs after the ceremonial swearing in of Kern family and everyone else. the 112th Congress on Capitol Hill in Washington.

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JONATHAN LEMIRE ing having sexual con- Associated Press versations with at least a half-dozen women, has NEW YORK — New been near the top of most Yo rk City mayoral can- mayoral polls since his late didate Anthony Weiner entry into the race this admitted on Tuesday to spring. sending additional explic- “I said that other texts it photos and texts to a and photos were likely to woman he met online — come out and today they correspondence she says have,” said Weiner in a began months after he statement released by his resigned from Congress campaign. “I want to again for similar behavior. say that I am very sorry The allegation could to anyone who was on severely test voters’ will- the receiving end of these ingness to forgive Weiner, messages and the disrup- who has said he spent the tion this has caused.” two years since the scan- Weiner did not say dal trying to make things when the newly revealed right with his wife and exchanges occurred, but earn redemption. he said his behavior creat- Weiner, who resigned ed “challenges in our mar- his House seat in June riage that extended past 2011 after acknowledg- my resignation.”

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JOHN J. NOLAN, DAVID LAQUAN REGINA SOKOLOSKI KIM BYRIEL HAROLD 86, of Denver, passed away “BIZ” GEORGE, 24, died July 22, 2013 July 22, 2013 Sunday, July 21, 2013. He was suddenly, just after midnight ALLEN DARROW born in Wilkes-Barre. He was Friday, from injuries suf- Regina Sokoloski, 91, a resi- Kim Byriel, 43, of Mountain July 23, 2013 dent of Sugar Notch, passed Top, passed away Monday after- the husband of Sally (Murray) fered as the victim of a single Nolan; father of Ann (Dana) away unexpectedly on Monday noon at Hospice Community gunshot wound in the city’s morning, July 22, 2013, at her Harold Allen Darrow, 85, of Nolan, Carolyn Nolan, Jack Care at Geisinger South Wilkes- Heights section. home, surrounded by her lov- Lake Township, passed away (Rhonda) Nolan, Patricia (Mike) Barre, surrounded by his loving Funeral arrangements ing children. Her beloved hus- wife and close friends after a Tuesday, July 23, 2013, at Doyle and the late Catherine are in the care of and pend- band was the late Benjamin courageous two-year battle with Fernwood Manor, Sweet Valley. Nolan and Kelly Nolan Tonner; Sokoloski, who passed away on Mr. Darrow was born in ing from the John V. Morris brain cancer. grandfather of Shannon and Aug. 9, 1999. Kim was born on Oct. 23, Luzerne on Sept. 26, 1927, a Kyle Sankey (Catherine Nolan), Family Funeral Homes Inc., Born on Sept. 23, 1921, in 1969, in Odense, Denmark, the son of the late Cyril and Mildred Rachel Doyle and James Rost; Wilkes-Barre Heights loca- Ashley, Regina was a daughter only son of Per Byriel and the Thomas Darrow. brother of Jane Nolan. tion, 281 E. Northampton of the late Michael and Veronica late Elisabeth Byriel. Kim lost Harold graduated from Memorial service 10 a.m. St., Wilkes-Barre. Complete (Tomashefski) Mikita. his mother when he was only 16 Kingston Township High today in Horan & McConaty A loving and dedicated years old. School in 1945 and received an obituary details will follow homemaker, Regina tended to associate’s degree in engineer- Family Chapel, 11150 E. After finishing school in in Thursday’s edition of the the daily needs of her home and ing from Milwaukee School of Regina will be celebrated by the Kopenhagen, Denmark, Kim life, went to the gym regularly, Dartmouth Ave., Aurora, Colo. newspaper. family. Engineering. He was employed Rev. Joseph R. Kakareka, pastor studied economics and busi- started yoga and co-coached Interment will be in Fort Logan In addition to her parents, by RCA Corp., Lancaster and of Holy Family Church, Sugar ness administration, focusing his sons’ basketball team. He National Cemetery. Michael and Veronica Mikita, Mountain Top, for 32 years, JEFFREY DUNN JR. Notch. Interment with the on international marketing was able to spend a lot of qual- and her husband, Benjamin retiring in 1988. passed away Monday, June 3, Rite of Committal will follow and management in Denmark, ity time with his family and DANIEL DAVISON, Sokoloski, Regina was pre- Harold was a member of the in St. Mary’s Roman Catholic England and Australia. He then was also a great inspiration for 2013. ceded in death by her brother, Sweet Valley Church of Christ 49, of Kingston, passed away Cemetery, Hanover Township. moved to Germany, where he many patients with the same Friends and family are Alex, and her sister, Rose. Church and was a former mem- Monday, July 22, 2013, at home. There will be no public calling met his wife, Julia. diagnosis through his wit and invited to attend a memorial Regina is survived by her ber of the Shavertown Fire Friends and relatives hours. After his first son, Niklas, humor. children, Benjamin, Richard, Company. are asked to call the Luzerne Mass at 6 p.m. Friday in St. Funeral arrangements have was born, Kim had the oppor- Surviving are his wife, Julia, Sandra and Candace; and her In addition to his parents, he John the Evangelist Church, been entrusted to the care tunity to relocate to South to whom he would have been County Coroner’s Office, 570- numerous grandchildren and was preceded in death by broth- of the Joseph L. Wroblewski Windsor, Conn., with his fam- married 13 years in August; 825-1664. William Street, Pittston. great-grandchildren. er Walter Darrow and sisters, Funeral Home, 56 Ashley St., ily, where his second son, his two sons, Niklas and Philip; A private blessing service for Ashley. Philip, was born. To further his Beatrice Gordon and Marjorie his father, Per Byriel; his uncle, Kloran. career, he then moved with his Mogens Jacobsen, and his wife, GLEN E. WEAVER family to Wilmington, N.C., for He is survived by brother Mette Salamonsen; his maternal Robert Darrow, Ephrata; many July 22, 2013 EARL J. HOUSTON three years before he switched grandmother, Lis Christensen; jobs one more time and moved nieces and nephews. July 22, 2013 his paternal grandmother, Anna Private funeral services will Glen E. Weaver passed away to Mountain Top and started Margarete Jacobsen; great aunt to work as the vice president be held at the convenience of peacefully, surrounded by his Earl J. Houston, 63, of Avoca, and uncle, Dora and Viggo international for Intermetro the family from the Curtis L. family, on Monday, July 22, passed away Monday, July 22, Jensen; and several cousins, all Industries, Wilkes-Barre. Swanson Funeral Home Inc., 2013. 2013, after a courageous battle in Denmark. Kim was the most loving and corner of routes 29 and 118, Born March 10, 1939, he with cancer, at Geisinger South Julia and family express devoted husband, father and Pikes Creek, with the Rev. was raised in Plymouth and Hospice Community Care, their sincere gratitude to Dr. friend, always putting himself Gary DeSanto and the Rev. Harveys Lake. Wilkes-Barre. Lacroix at Geisinger Wyoming last. He loved to travel and took Joel Stauffer officiating. Private After high school, he was Earl was born in Avoca on Valley Medical Center, as well every opportunity to introduce interment will be in Evergreen an officer in the U.S. Army for Nov. 12, 1949, a son of the late as Dr. Turner at Geisinger, new places to Julia and his boys. Cemetery, Shavertown. four years. He then made his William and Myrtle (Griffith) Danville; Michelle Wilkus and He loved to play basketball, and Harold decisively requested living in Michigan. Houston. Angela Whitmire, both RNs even made it to the U-17 nation- that no flowers be put on display He was employed by General Earl was a member of St. at Geisinger, as well as Penny al team in Denmark. at his funeral and that, if desired, Motors for more than 40 John’s Primitive Methodist Kaiser, Novocure representa- He had a passion for photog- memorial contributions be sent years. He was a kind and giv- Church, Avoca, and attended tive; the nurses at both PCU raphy, which he had planned to to the charity of the donor’s ing man who loved all animals Avoca High School. After high at Geisinger and at Hospice pursue after he was diagnosed choice. and enjoyed taking care of his Commonwealth Home Health school, Earl joined the U.S. Community Care, Wilkes-Barre. home. with glioblastoma multiforme, Online condolences can be and Hospice and everyone Navy and served during the and their children, Zachary, A joyful celebration of Kim’s He was preceded in death by a dangerous form of brain can- made at www.clswansonfuneral- involved for their loving care, Vietnam War. Abigail and Benjamin, all of life will be held between 4 and 8 his mother and father, Edna and cer, two years ago. He never home.com. especially Heather and Cindi. Throughout his life, he Exeter; his sister Betty Cimini, p.m. Saturday at King’s Pizzeria William Weaver; sisters, Agnes questioned why, but handled A funeral ser- worked for the Brooks Co., the Avoca; his cousin, Alice Powell; in Mountain Top. Ruff, Helen Dupras, Dorothy this difficult situation with vice will be held at Trane Co., Techneglas Inc. and brother-in-law, Frank, and his In lieu of flowers, donations Sudziarski and Alberta Keefe. grace. He touched many hearts Witnesses 7 p.m. Thursday with Simona America Inc. wife, Donna Wilk; and many will be accepted. A portion of He is survived by his nieces with his positive attitude. from Williams-Hagen Earl was a member of the nieces and nephews. the donations will benefit the and nephews, and his beloved Kim was not able to work for Funeral Home, 114 W. Main VFW Post 396, Wyoming. Funeral services will family of Eric Speicher, who is cats. the past two years, but enjoyed St., Plymouth, with the Rev. He was an avid polka dancer, be held at 9:30 a.m. also battling brain cancer. citevoter ID He will be sadly missed by Ronald Cease officiating. appearing on a regular basis Friday from Kiesinger all his family and friends. Friends may call 5 p.m. until on WVIA-TV’s “Pennsylvania Funeral Services Inc., FRED CONRAD HOCHREITER Glen’s family thanks service. Polka.” 255 McAlpine St., Duryea, July 21, 2013 problems Earl was a loving husband, with services at 10 a.m. at St. PAUL F. KRZYZEWSKI father, grandfather, brother and John’s Primitive Methodist Fred Conrad Hochreiter, He is survived by his wife friend, and he will be deeply Church, Main Street, Avoca, 78, passed away peacefully on of 56 years, Irma; daughter, PETER JACKSON July 22, 2013 missed. with the Rev. Dale Pepper Sunday, July 21, 2013, at home Brenda Champlin, Bedford, Associated Press In addition to his parents, officiating. Friends may call 5 Paul F. Krzyzewski, 46, of in North Richland Hills, Texas, Texas; sons, Fred, Bear Creek, Earl was preceded in death by to 8 p.m. Thursday. Interment Allentown and formerly of surrounded by his family. and Michael, North Richland his wife, Mary, who died July will be held at the Langcliffe HARRISBURG — Plymouth, passed away on Fred was born in Wilkes- Hills; daughters, Barbara Adams 11, 2011; his mother-in-law, Cemetery, Avoca, with mili- Plaintiffs challenging Monday, July 22, 2013. Barre. He graduated from and her husband, Randy, North Mary Wilk, who died July 9, tary honors provided by the the constitutionality of Born May 16, 1967, in PMC College in Chester with a Richland Hills, and Maria 2013; and his siblings Doreen AMVETS Honor Guard of Plymouth, he was a son of bachelor of science in engineer- McGill and her husband, H.A., Pennsylvania’s new voter Stassi, Richard Houston and Dupont. the late Francis and Elizabeth ing and did graduate work at Leesburg, Va.; grandchildren, identification law present- Rose Dockett. Online condolences may be (Betty) Matthews Krzyzewski. George Washington University. Shauna Hochreiter, Krista and ed their final witnesses Earl is survived by his son, made to www.kiesingerfuner- He was born and raised in He proudly served in the U.S. Shannon Champlin, and Rissa, Brian, and his wife, Jennifer, alservices.com. Tuesday in an effort to Plymouth, before briefly resid- Navy and had a successful Cassie and Chancelor McGill; 37-year career with the National sister, Mary Louise Rehring, convince a state judge that ing in Nanticoke. He recently it cannot be implemented moved to Allentown. He was Weather Service. and her husband, Bill, Dallas; a Wyoming Valley West High BEATRICE MARIE KOCH Fred enjoyed traveling, the brother, Conrad “Fred” and his without disenfranchising School graduate, class of July 22, 2013 outdoors and the Washington wife, Gloria, Bear Creek; and a large numbers of voters. 1985, and was a member of All Redskins. He volunteered at large extended family. Three witnesses — all Saints Parish, Plymouth. and Casey. Beatrice Marie Koch, 60, of she resided, and her precious Grace and Good Shepherd A Mass of Christian older women who no lon- Catholic Church. Paul was employed by Family and friends are invit- Mountain Top, passed away on nephew and nieces, who were Burial will be held at ger have driver’s licenses Monday, July 22, 2013, after a the love of her life, Rocco and Fred’s true love and passion 11 a.m. today at Good Coates Electrographics Inc., ed to meet at 10 a.m. Friday at and rely mainly on relatives Dallas, for several years as courageous battle with cancer. Pam Guarino, and their daugh- was his family, with whom he Shepherd Catholic All Saints Parish, 66 Willow and friends for transporta- a machine operator. Prior St., Plymouth, for a Mass of Born in Bridgeport, Conn., ters, Ava and Allison, Laurie and shared wonderful memories. Church, Colleyville, Texas, with to this, he was employed Christian Burial. Interment a daughter of the late John and Gene Siegfried, and their daugh- He was preceded in death by visitation one hour prior. tion — testified in video by Modern Plastics, Wilkes will be in St. Stephen’s Louise Bicki Koch, Beatrice ter, Mackenzie, and Karen and his parents, Fred and Louise In lieu of flowers, donations recordings played before Barre. Cemetery, Lehman. Friends spent most of her life in Carl Marchioli. Hochreiter; and son-in-law, may be made to the Wounded Commonwealth Court Mark Champlin. Warriors Organization. Surviving are his brother, may call 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday Bridgeport and Monroe, Conn., Funeral services will be noon Judge Bernard McGinley. before moving to Pennsylvania Friday in St. Dimitrie Romanian Michael Krzyzewski, and at the S.J. Grontkowski Lawyers for the plain- his wife, Megan, Bethlehem; eight years ago. Orthodox Church, 504 Sport Funeral Home, 530 W. Main tiffs say the yet-to-be- nephews, Joshua and Jacob St., Plymouth. She worked for the BKM Hill Road, Easton, Conn., with Krzyzewski, Bethlehem; Contributions, if desired, Total Office in Milford, Conn., burial to follow in Lakeview OBITUARY POLICY enforced mandatory photo aunts, uncles and cousins. may be made in Paul’s memo- and later for the Country Home Cemetery, Boston Avenue, ID requirement, one of Paul was loved by all who ry to the donor’s local SPCA, Bakers of Monroe until her Bridgeport. Friends may call The Times Leader publishes free obituaries, which the strictest in the nation, had the pleasure of knowing or the charity of the donor’s retirement. from 11 a.m. until the time of have a 27-line limit, and paid obituaries, which can run would discourage many In her youth, Beatrice was service. him. He had a heart of gold. choice. with a photograph. A funeral home representative can such people from exercis- He will be sadly missed well known for her love of music, In lieu of flowers, memo- For directions or to submit call the obituary desk at 570-829-7224, send a fax to ing their right to vote. State by all, especially his brother, online condolences to Paul’s especially disco. She enjoyed rial contributions may be made Michael; sister-in-law, Megan; family, please visit www. television, watching movies and to St. Dimitrie Church or the 570-829-5537 or email to [email protected]. officials say any registered nephews, Josh and Jake; and sjgrontkowskifuneralhome. fine dining. Prescription Fund at Medical If you fax or email, please call to confirm. Obituaries voter who lacks an accept- their family pet dogs, Abby com. Beatrice will be fondly Oncology Associates, 382 Pierce must be submitted by 7:30 p.m. for publication in able ID can get a special remembered as a fun person and St., Kingston, PA 18704. the next edition. 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OTHER OPINION: GAS BOOM No rush to drill near the Delaware

For most of the five million yearly still made a compelling case that the visitors to the upper Delaware River, the state’s regulatory efforts have not been region’s natural splendors offer an excel- adequate in the face of a doubling of lent setting to slow their normally hectic drilling activity over the last two years. pace. That’s enough reason to ease the On top of that has come a clear signal political pressure to open the region to to put on the brakes from a somewhat natural-gas drilling, but there’s more. unlikely source: the gas industry itself. Interstate regulators responsible for The recent announcement that two safeguarding drinking water for more major companies digging wells in the than 15 million people must resist being region are pulling out of some leases — stampeded into lifting the three-year-old due to soft prices for gas and other mar- moratorium on drilling in the Delaware ket issues — means there’s no need for watershed. the commission to rush to judgment to The growing frustration of Gov. appease Corbett and others who want to Corbett, energy-industry officials, and speed up its analysis. Northeastern Pennsylvania landowners As a basin commission spokesman banking on drilling royalties is under- noted recently, the agency’s plans to standable. Ye t it’s reasonable for the craft regulatory safeguards for drilling in Delaware River Basin Commission — the watershed require parsing “extreme- the multistate agency charged with over- ly complex” scientific and policy issues. sight of the watershed — to take all the And there are high stakes for a large time it needs to study the potential envi- region if drilling and hydraulic fractur- ronmental risks of natural-gas extrac- ing are allowed to go ahead. tion, which would involve pumping vast What happens next? Well, the contin- quantities of water, sand, and chemicals ued delays give the Corbett administra- into miles-deep wells. tion time to address what critics see as cOMMENTARY: STATE SEN. LISA BOScOLA Corbett recently accused the commis- inadequate protection of public health in sion of delaying tactics that amount to a its oversight of natural-gas drilling. Also, de facto drilling ban. Sen. Pat Toomey the governor and state lawmakers could Choosing safety of children over rights of sex offenders (R., Pa.) contended that the continued revisit the state’s drilling fees, which are moratorium is “unacceptable and tre- among the nation’s most favorable to the Recently, in Lancaster This heartbreaking story hurting them. As a commu- a school bus stop. mendously unfair” to the region. And industry. Under Republican control in County, a 5-year-old girl boils down to two funda- nity, we are reduced to har- This legislation, while no Wayne County officials talked of “irrepa- Harrisburg, gas-drilling revenues have was allegedly kidnapped mental issues; Harold Leroy rowing parental pleas and magic bullet, accomplishes rable economic harm.” been restricted mostly to host communi- from her front yard. She Herr, like many sexual aimless searches that all too something that is extremely Meanwhile, the commission, which ties, when the entire state could benefit was heroically rescued by predators, could not control often culminate at landfills important; it limits oppor- includes representatives of four states from more robust drilling fees. two teenage boys who dis- his urges, and he had the and shallow graves. tunity. I strongly believe and the federal government, heard Despite the retreat of drillers eyeing covered her in the backseat opportunity to abduct an According to national sta- that imposing reasonable from environmentalists who feel just as more lucrative areas, Pennsylvania’s gas of a car driven by suspect innocent 5-year-old girl to tistics, approximately 2,000 residency restrictions for strongly that there should be no rush to boom is far from over. New wells are still Harold Leroy Herr. The satisfy those urges. children go missing every sex offenders from places judgment on drilling. Joining them in being drilled. It’s not too late to recali- boys pursued the vehicle on While we can argue about day. About 58,000 of these children congregate is a urging caution was no less an authority brate the state’s oversight of the industry bicycles until Herr released whether violent sexual cases annually turn out to step in the right direction. than Harrisburg’s former chief environ- and its share of the wealth. And officials the girl and sped away. offenders and predators can be non-family abductions. In fact, 27 other states mental watchdog, John Hanger, who is must proceed with caution in consider- The little girl was gone truly overcome their sick- While it is not my intent to agree with me and have seeking the Democratic nomination to ing drilling near the swift currents of the only two hours, yet tragi- ness and re-enter society, I frighten or alarm people by enacted similar legislation. unseat Corbett next year. Taking into Delaware. cally, was sexually assaulted believe it is imperative that citing these numbers, these Senate Bill 86 provides account Hanger’s political ambition, he The Philadelphia Inquirer during that time. Herr, a we take stronger steps to statistics speak volumes families with an additional registered sex offender who protect those who cannot about the exposure and vul- layer of protection knowing previously served a 20 year protect themselves. The nerability of children in our that sexual predators can- OTHER OPINION: TIME FOR TV sentence for abducting and truth of the matter is that society. not reside next to places raping another 5-year-old these violent sexual preda- Earlier this year, I re- their children frequent. girl, only needed a split sec- tors do exist, and they are introduced a legislative Through limiting opportu- ond opportunity to abduct stalking our children. package aimed at making nities for sexual predators, Allow televised coverage the young girl - and he took Once a child is in a our children safer. One it is my hope that there will it. predator’s clutches, we of my bills would ban sex be fewer tragic cases like Making sure our chil- are all powerless. No one offenders from living within the one in Lancaster — and dren are safe is vital to me. can help. We failed that 1,000 feet of a school, that the most vulnerable Taking steps to assure that child. Our permissive and preschool, day care facil- members of our communi- of High Court hearings playgrounds, schools, and naïve approach to how we ity or public playground. ties will be better protected. bus stops are safe places monitor sex offenders has The measure would also Democratic State Sen. Lisa needs to be a paramount relegated that child to the prohibit sex offenders from Boscola represents Northampton, As the Supreme Court handed down after a delay, but there is no video concern. mercy of someone bent on living within 500 feet from Lehigh and Monroe counties several landmark decisions at the end recording. of its most recent term, Americans got It’s time to put cameras in the the news through a modern version of Supreme Court. YOUR OPINION: LETTERS FROM READERS the Pony Express. Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., and Sen. Cable television networks had Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, recently intro- Civil rights, morality: of our moral ambiguity. interns and staffers, usually dressed in duced legislation that would require Currently, the ACLU is suing our SEND US YOUR suits and sneakers, gather the printed all open court sessions to be televised There’s a difference state government over this issue. OPINION decisions and sprint the several hun- unless a majority of justices find that Increasingly, this matter of gay and dred feet down the steps of the court cameras would violate the due-process This letter is in response to your lesbian marriage is being brought Letters to the editor must include building to make the handoff to report- rights of a party or parties in a case. article of July 8 in which local legis- before unelected judges in hopes of the writer’s name, address and ers, who then tried to decipher the com- Similar proposals have failed, but they lators made comments on gay mar- changing the moral face of America. daytime phone number for plicated text in seconds. SCOTUSblog, have pushed the court toward more riage. But while this battle is fought in verification. Letters should be no the go-to website for high court junk- transparency. Several of our elected officials courtrooms across the country, more than 250 words. We reserve ies, has a reporter scan the decision But cameras? Nope. Retired seem to have forgotten that sodomy please take a few moments to con- the right to edit and limit writers to and electronically relay the highlights Supreme Court Justice David Souter is a moral — not a civil rights — sider the differences between civil one published letter every 30 days. to an editor, who posts it on the blog. once famously said, “I can tell you the issue. In referring to gay marriage, rights and morality. Remember we • Email: mailbag@timesleader. Sometimes this awkward process day you see a camera come into our Senator John Blake said “I believe need to elect officials and judges com goes awry, as it did when CNN wrong- courtroom, it’s going to roll over my our nation and our state are best who understand the differences as • Fax: 570-829-5537 ly reported the court’s ruling on the dead body.” served when we are committed to well. • Mail: Mail Bag, The Times Affordable Care Act. Justice Anthony Kennedy has said the expansion of civil rights, not the Rebekka Parry Leader, 15 N. Main St., There really is a better way, if the cameras would cause his colleagues to contraction of such rights for any of Pittston Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 justices would allow it. That’s live, tele- behave theatrically to attract airtime. our citizens.” vised coverage of their oral arguments Justice Antonin Scalia has said tele- Representative Phyllis Mundy also Farewell to fighting and reading of their decisions. vised proceedings would “miseducate” thinks that gay marriage is a civil Most people view the Supreme Court the public. Justice Elena Kagan is the rights issue. But is it? Unlike the for Hotel Sterling grew up with, nor do those in con- as … well, most don’t really think about only vocal proponent on the court for color of your skin or your national- trol appreciate the architecture or the court. Two-thirds of Americans cameras. ity, your sex life is a personal choice There isn’t much more I can do heritage of the past century and a can’t name a single justice. Those who It’s possible that some justices would that has consequences. How we to save the Hotel Sterling from the half. are familiar with the court seem to preen for the cameras. But participants define a marriage has huge implica- wrecking ball. I had contacted several contrac- view it as almost mythical. And maybe in televised hearings in lower courts tions for our children. Gays and I want to thank you for giving tors, entrepreneurs, and bureaus, that’s what the justices want, but for have largely exhibited decorum. The lesbians are not being denied their me the opportunity to express what but because of the group of busi- such a powerful body to shield itself conduct of the George Zimmerman civil rights in America. We acknowl- many people have voiced to me ness people who influence control from the public eye is a disservice. trial was a good example — low on edge and affirm that they are both since the summer of 2010. At that they felt as I did. Investing in a city Nearly all court sessions are open to theatrics, high on learning experience free and equal citizens. But in the time, I had written a letter to the where there is high taxation, debt the public, but only a handful of specta- for those who viewed it. majority of American states, we editor, my observation of the shame- and crime, would not be feasible. It tors can attend. There is no live audio The court shouldn’t need to be prod- have refused to call immorality good ful deterioration of a once stately is no small wonder why there is an or video transmission of open court ded into transparency. Justices, let the or equal with marriage. When we building that was recognized from exodus of the tax-paying residents. sessions. Audio recording and tran- public see what you’re doing. depart from God’s blueprint for a all parts of the valley. Elaine Givens scripts of oral arguments are released Chicago Tribune family, our children suffer the results Wilkes-Barre is not the city we Plymouth

MALLARD FILLMORE DOONESBURY PAGE 10AWednesday,July 24, 2013 NEWS www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER Paterno County OKs funding for From page 1A

the lawsuit was filed in to review the NCAA’s and why the NCAA used child protection or advo- storm-related fix-ups late May. The NCAA also lengthy response. Freeh’s report as a basis cacy. The school said the asked for related com- The landmark sanc- for sanctions. “We firmly individual share for each plaints against NCAA tions were announced a believe that truth and jus- school amounted to more JENNIFER LEARN-ANDES against the proposal. Councilman president Mark Emmert year ago Tuesday, on July tice should never fear an than $188,000. [email protected] Stephen A. Urban, a former county and Oregon State presi- 23, 2012. They included a open hearing and review The Nittany Lions fin- commissioner, voted for the plan but dent Ed Ray to be dis- four-year bowl ban, steep — whether in the courts ished the 2012 season Luzerne County Council voted said the meeting records should show missed for lack of merit. scholarship cuts and a or before the Board of bowl-eligible at 8-4, but Tuesday to spend $10 million in fed- he did not support the allocation of Ray was chair of the $60 million fine. Trustees,” trustees Ted were banned from the eral flood recovery funding fixing $191,670 to repair a sagging sewer NCAA executive commit- The penalties, and the Brown, Barbara Doran postseason as part of infrastructure damaged by Hurricane line on Old River Road in Wilkes- tee when the penalties NCAA’s handling of the and William Oldsey said NCAA sanctions for the Irene and Tropical Storm Lee in 2011. Barre that causes sewage backup in were announced. Penn State case, remain in their joint statement. Jerry Sandusky child sex County Community Development structures. “Universities must the subject of scrutiny The alumni-elected abuse scandal. The $2.3 Director Andrew Reilly recommend- The two men made a motion to be free to manage their among some alumni, trustees elected this million represents Penn ed the repairs after a panel review of remove the Wilkes-Barre project from own affairs, including area residents and spring were endorsed by State’s share of confer- requests from various municipalities. the list but received no support from their membership in the Pennsylvania politicians, an alumni watchdog group ence bowl revenue had Reilly plans to return to council with their council colleagues. NCAA, without interfer- as well as in the courts. that has been critical of the school been allowed a proposal to spend most or all of the Stephen A. Urban said Wilkes- ence by disappointed or Earlier Tuesday, three the decisions of board to play in the postseason. remaining $15.4 million in federal Barre charges property owners $50 disgruntled individuals,” trustees who took seats leaders after the scandal Penn State said its funding on up to 90 buyouts. per year for sewer maintenance that Remy said. “While the earlier this month offered began with Sandusky’s portion of the carved-up The largest portions of the $10 mil- could be used for the repairs. He said plaintiffs may be unhappy support for the five board arrest in November 2011, bowl share would be fun- lion allocation will go to West Pittston the city doesn’t keep that money in a with the conclusions and colleagues involved in including Paterno’s firing. neled through the Centre ($3.8 million) and Shickshinny ($2.8 separate fund and properly account university’s acceptance the litigation. The suit The NCAA filing came County United Way with million), which sustained extensive for its spending. of the Freeh Report, the said the NCAA bypassed on the same day that instructions to split damage during record Susquehanna Reilly told council the entities plaintiffs in this case were the organization’s own Penn State issued a state- the money between the flooding in September 2011. approved for funding must submit not sanctioned by the rules in levying penalties ment on bowl revenue. Stewards of Children pro- Plymouth Township will receive invoices documenting completed NCAA and have no legal against the football pro- The school’s nearly $2.3 gram and the Children’s $534,400 to repair three roads. work before they receive payment. basis to sue.” gram with uncharacteris- million share of bowl rev- Advocacy Center. Several Nanticoke residents and A council majority also voted Paul Kelly, a lawyer rep- tic speed. enue has been divided Coach Bill O’Brien and city Manager Pamela Heard attended Tuesday against a change that resenting the plaintiffs The lawsuit also among the Big Ten’s 12 three players are sched- Tuesday’s meeting to urge council would officially change the composi- other than the Paterno attacks Freeh’s handling member schools, includ- uled to take part in Big to adopt the plan, which includes tion of the county Flood Protection family, said Tuesday he of the internal investi- ing Penn State, to distrib- Ten media days begin- $205,300 for the city to dredge the Authority to five citizens. had not a chance yet gation, along with how ute for causes focused on ning today in Chicago. south branch of Newport Creek to Some council members have improve the flow and prevent flood- expressed support for keeping the ing of homes. original structure that includes the Stevens Councilman Edward Brominski county assistant engineer and county questioned the use of $614,600 to planning/zoning director because of From page 1A demolish a deteriorating railroad their expertise. bridge spanning the Susquehanna The authority oversees the give his commission. Louise nal justice and American govern- his office in Drums, traveling River in Exeter Township because the Wyoming Valley Levee. Stevens, to whom the judge was ment at Penn State Hazleton and to Philadelphia, Harrisburg and bridge is privately owned. Stephen A. Urban, who serves as married last month the same day regularly participates in continuing Pittsburgh as needed, much like Leo Glodzik, of LAG Towing in authority chairman, said the home he learned of his confirmation, also legal education programs for the his current schedule. He also plans Duryea, bought the bridge from the rule charter discouraged county will participate. state and local bar associations as to retain longtime clerks and staff, county Redevelopment Authority employees from serving on most Stevens said he is still working well as for community groups. He helping to smooth the transition. years ago for the scrap value but county authorities and boards. on his own remarks for the event. also has held court sessions on law While he doesn’t expect a long never tore it down. Councilwoman Linda McClosky “I want to have a ceremony that school and high school campuses, ceremony, perhaps 45 minutes, Reilly said county officials have Houck said the charter also allowed will be interesting for people,” he and recently he has participated Stevens feels the event will be sym- identified the bridge as a serious for exceptions. said. in a legal education series on the bolic and “good for the county.” health and safety concern because it A legal action over the eligibility of Educating people about the judi- Pennsylvania Cable Network. “I just try to let people know could collapse and create a dam on three unpaid citizen flood authority cial system has long been a second The newly minted justice said more about the courts. I think the river. board members to continue serving is job for Stevens, who teaches crimi- he will continue to work out of that’s important,” he said. Councilman Stephen J. Urban voted pending in court. Roof Montgomery County to issue gay marriage licenses

From page 1A Two women doctors were to be the first to clients. The ACLU told him that cotta tile roof, also ing,” Sobeck said. American Architect seek a license, but they later backed out the strategy had been tried known as a pan-and- Sobeck said GAF detailing the court- in other states, only to cover system, county Monaco shingles were house construction said have the marriages voided officials have said. selected after review- the tiles were nailed The Associated Press in Montgomery County does not allow civil unions. by courts later on, ACLU Former county chief ing many options. onto porous brick that today.” The register of wills, D. staff attorney Molly Tack- engineer Joe Gibbons Contractors are install- had been set in con- PHILADELPHIA — Shapiro said the register Bruce Hanes, said he had Hooper said. endorsed high-per- ing scaffolding and crete, he said. Officials in the third-larg- of wills in Montgomery been prepared to issue a “The lesbian and gay formance shingles enclosed trash shoots to Handman said he est county in Pennsylvania County, a relatively afflu- license Tuesday to two couples who might be designed to mimic this remove the old material, would nail the tiles onto vowed Tuesday to issue ent county in suburban women doctors who were considering going to get type of tile because the he said. a roofing system that same-sex marriage licens- Philadelphia, believes it the first to seek a same-sex licenses in Montgomery shingles carry a 50-year Dunmore Roofing provides waterproof- es to any couple who seeks is within his authority to marriage license from the County should be aware warranty and cost 60- to is set to complete ing but also a layer one, defying a state law issue marriage licenses to county. that there might be uncer- 75-percent less, he told the roof work before of breathing room for that bans the practice and same-sex couples, partly “I decided to come down tainties about the status of county council earlier Thanksgiving. water to dry out. potentially raising new because of a June 26 U.S. on the right side of history their marriage going for- this year. Local architect Carl “The porous brick legal questions. Supreme Court decision and the law,” said Hanes, a ward,” Tack-Hooper said. The state Historical J. Handman, who was would freeze and thaw The announcement that the federal govern- Democrat who is indepen- “In other states, the courts and Museum involved in historical and eventually break comes on the heels of a fed- ment could not deny fed- dently elected. invalidated the marriages. Commission requires research and earlier the tiles. If you were to eral lawsuit challenging a eral benefits to same-sex However, the women — We just don’t know what the county to maintain phases of courthouse install terra cotta today, ban on same-sex marriages couples who were married who are in their 40s and Pennsylvania courts would the structure’s original repairs, said he had you wouldn’t put it on in Pennsylvania, the only and live in states that allow married in a religious cere- do.” appearance as much as unsuccessfully pushed porous brick, especially northeastern state that same-sex marriage. mony in Pennsylvania sev- The ACLU sued July 9 possible when complet- for another terra cotta in our climate,” he said. has not legalized same-sex In addition, Attorney eral years ago — backed on behalf of a widow seek- ing repairs. roof. The flat portions of marriages or civil unions. General Kathleen Kane, out Tuesday after their ing survivor’s benefits, 10 Gibbons believed “I do not know any the courthouse roof The chairman of the a Democrat, has said her lawyer talked with the couples and one of the cou- the original terra cotta shingle that would faith- that can’t be seen from Montgomery County com- office will not go to court Americans Civil Liberties ples’ two teenage daugh- roofing system was fully replicate the look below will be topped missioners, Democrat Josh to defend the state’s ban Union, which is help- ters. They include four replaced after several of a terra cotta pan-and- with a new rubber cov- Shapiro, said he supports on same-sex marriage ing lead the challenge to couples who were legally years because it could cover roofing system,” ering, Sobeck said. The same-sex marriage and because she believes it to Pennsylvania’s same-sex married in other states but not withstand damage Handman said. old rubber roof was 31 was ready for the county to be unconstitutional. marriage ban. whose marriages go unrec- from ice sliding off the Original roof years old. The replace- defend the stance in court. A 1996 Pennsylvania “They decided that ognized by Pennsylvania. domes. Shingles are Handman believes the ment will be thicker and The offer of a marriage law defines marriage as today was not the day … Gov. Tom Corbett’s “more resistant” to such original terra cotta roof have a 30-year warranty, license “stands for any a civil contract in which but they look forward to legal staff is likely to impact, he has said. failed because of the he said. other same-sex couple a man and a woman take the day when they, like defend the state law in “You will have the way it was installed, not Rubber was selected who might approach the each other as husband and every American, can enjoy the case. A spokesman for look of barrel tiles with- because of ice. because it’s more elastic county in the future,” wife, and it says same-sex the benefits of getting Corbett, a Republican who out the risk of crack- An article in The and durable, he said. Shapiro said Tuesday and marriages, even if entered married,” said the lawyer opposes same-sex mar- added, “I think it is a very legally elsewhere, are void Michael Diamondstein, riage, declined comment big deal what happened in Pennsylvania. State law who would not identify his Tuesday. SEVEN-DAY FORECAST ALMANACNSUN & MOON ACROSS THE REGION TODAY ATIONAL FORECAST TODAY Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport Sunrise Sunset Shown is Syracuse through 7 p.m. Tuesday Today Today today’s weather. 72/49 Albany Seattle HIGH 82/58 Winnipeg Montreal TEMPERATURES 5:51 a.m. 8:28 p.m. Temperatures are 78/52 74/55 70/50 Partly today’s highs and 79° High/low 83°/71° Moonrise Moonset sunny Normal high/low 82°/61° tonight’s lows. Binghamton Billings Minneapolis Toronto Today Today 70/49 90/62 78/64 70/55 LOW and less Record high 96° (1933) 9:30 p.m. 8:11 a.m. Record low 49° (2000) Towanda New York 52° humid Poughkeepsie Chicago Detroit 86/67 PRECIPITATION Last New Scranton 75/58 72/47 82/53 San Francisco 76/56 24 hrs ending 7 p.m. 0.12" 77/53 69/55 Denver Washington THU FRI SAT 88/63 Kansas City 86/65 Month to date 1.19" Wilkes-Barre 84/62 Normal m-t-d 2.75" Williamsport 79/52 July 29 Aug 6 78/51 New York Los Angeles Year to date 16.39" 86/67 79/65 Normal y-t-d 20.58" Pottsville Atlanta First Full 90/71 COOLING DEGREE DAYS State College 78/53 Allentown El Paso 76/52 92/74 Houston Sunshine; Partly A thunder- Degree days are an indicator of energy needs. The more the 82/56 100/77 total degree days, the more energy is necessary to cool. low humid- sunny and storm pos- Harrisburg Reading Chihuahua Yesterday 12 83/57 Philadelphia 84/62 ity pleasant sible Month to date 303 Aug 14 Aug 20 80/55 87/68 Miami Monterrey 89/75 81° 54° 84° 60° 84° 66° Year to date 503 THE POCONOS 99/73 Last year to date 482 Highs: 69-75. Lows: 45-51. Partly sunny and less humid today. Clear Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation today. Temperature bands are highs for the day. SUN MON TUE Normal year to date 304 and cooler tonight. Mostly sunny tomorrow with low humidity. Summary: Showers and thunderstorms will affect the immediate East Coast, RIVER LEVELS THE JERSEY SHORE the South and central Plains, as well as the Southwest today. Dry, cooler air will In feet as of 7 a.m. Tuesday. Highs: 81-87. Lows: 65-71. Partly sunny, a thunderstorm in spots this expand in the Midwest. Texas and the Northwest will be hot. 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THE TIMES LEADER timesleader.com Wednesday,July 24, 2013 Offense struggles again in twinbill

DAVE ROSENGRANT team. SWB was in position to the Tigers organization and game at 1-1. That ended [email protected] score a single run for the fifth was making just his sixth Lobstein’s night. Jose Ortega straight time and lose its fifth start in Triple-A. He allowed came in and got the last two MOOSIC — The in a row in the second game. just one hit through the first outs as Scranton/Wilkes- RailRiders offense is in a At press time, the Mud Hens five innings fanning five in Barre missed a good chance. 4 funk – and not a good one. were leading the RailRiders that period of the opener as That opportunity came Mud Hens Forthefourthstraightgame, 3-1 entering the bottom of Toledo held a 1-0 lead. back to haunt SWB because Scranton/Wilkes-Barre’s bats the seventh, the possible last But the RailRiders chased its bullpen pitched well the scored just one run during the inning of the twinbill. him in the sixth inning load- next three innings not allow- 1 first game of a doubleheader In the opener, the ing the bases on a double and ing any runs and just one hit. RailRiders on Tuesday at PNC Field in RailRiders offense was sty- a pair of walks. Lobstein got Then the Mud Hens got to Aimee Dilger | The Times Leader a 4-1 loss in 10 innings to mied by Mud Hens starter one out when Dan Johnson RailRiders reliever Yo shinori RailRiders first basemen Dan Johnson snags a ball and heads back Toledo. It also marked the Kyle Lobstein, who started hit a sacrifice fly to score to first for the out Tuesday at PNC Field. fourth straight setback for the the season at Double-A in David Adams and tie the See OFFENSE |3B Will power conferences Defense drives Swoyersville to regional finals break away from FBS? Big Ten among those examining change

RALPH D. RUSSO because smaller schools said AP College Football Writer they couldn’t afford it. So, a possible solution for NEW YORK — The five the powerful, wealthy schools power conferences are trying is to set up a level of football to redefine what it takes to at which all the participating operate a Division I college schools gave players stipends athletic program, with their — and let the smaller schools commissioners calling out the play each other. NCAA at media days around The programs that would the country. be most affected by the big Big 12 Commissioner Bob five isolating itself from the Bowlsby and fellow com- rest of college sports would missioners Mike Slive of the be from the lesser leagues in Southeastern Conference and college football’s top tier: the John Swofford of the Atlantic Mountain West, the American Coast Conference have taken Athletic Conference (formerly turns critiquing the NCAA the Big East), Conference over the last week, and it’s USA, the Sun Belt and the likely Jim Delany of the Big Mid-American Conference — Ten and Larry Scott of the aka the group of five. Pac-12 will follow suit in the Those schools still want to coming days. compete against the big five The schools in the most pow- on the field, cash in on the erful and wealthy leagues want monster pay days that usu- more freedom to be able to run ally come with playing those their programs the way they games and capitalize on the want, without the less power- attention that comes when ful schools standing in the way. they occasionally win one. Does this mean the end of The FBS conferences will the NCAA as we know it is share, though not equally, the near? Or will there be a new $5.6 billion ESPN is set to division of college football — pay over 12 years for broad- Division 4 as Bowlsby calls it? cast rights to College Football Not necessarily. Playoff. The big five confer- Former Big 12 Commissioner ences will take 75 percent of Dan Beebe says he thinks that money, but the 25 percent Bill Tarutis | For The Times Leader Atlantic Coast Conference, left over for the other five to Swoyersville second baseman JeremyWorlinsky, left, tags out Greater Pittston’s Trent Grove on an attempted steal in a Region 5 American Legion playoff Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12 and split still represents a big raise game in Hanover Township on Tuesday morning. Southeastern Conference can from what they were making get the power to govern them- under the BCS. selves without cutting off all ties Presumably, the power con- Pechulis’ game-saving stab highlights day of web gems to schools from the less powerful ferences would make even and wealthy FBS conferences. more breaking away. But it And NCAA expert John might not be that easy. PAUL SOKOLOSKI “Oh, our defense is definitely under- for the Region 5 title and a trip to the Infante, who writes the ByLaw “What happens when these [email protected] rated,” said Pechulis, who helped state tournament in Boyertown starting Blog at athleticscholarship. 70 schools break away and Swoyersville reach today’s tournament July 30. com, says the best solution for form Division 4? Might hap- HANOVER TWP. — A laser. A lunge. final with his amazing catch with two “No doubt about it,” said Swoyersville the schools in those confer- pen. I don’t think it’s going And loud gasps of disbelief. runners in scoring position, and later, manager Sean Toole, whose team took ences is not leaving Division to happen,” Mountain West In one amazing instant, Joe by poking a run-scoring single. the double-elimination tournament’s I, but reshaping it in a way Conference Commissioner Pechulis changed destiny. And “Everybody talks about our hit- upper hand by beating Wyoming Valley where some smaller schools Craig Thompson told report- once again, it wound up in the 4 ting, and of course, our pitching. league foe Greater Pittston for the third choose to leave. ers at his league’s football web of a Swoyersville glove. Swoyersville But we work hard at improving time this season. “We definitely practice The lightning rod issue at media day in Las Vegas. Pechulis’ spectacular diving our defense.” hard on defense. Yo u do the little things the heart of this debate has MAC Commissioner John catch at third base kept the game It showed. right, most likely you’re going to win been the proposed stipend to Steinbrecher said at media scoreless Tuesday morning until 2 And it sent 23-1 Swoyersville the ballgame.” college athletes that would day in Detroit: “The question Ryan Hogan’s bat accounted for Greater Pittston into the Region 5 championship From the start, Swoyersville won add about $2,000 to an ath- is, can we come to agreement a couple of runs as unbeaten final, despite a 10-8 loss to Jersey Tuesday morning’s game with the glove. letic scholarship to cover the on a set of rules that allows us Swoyersville stung Greater Pittston Shore later Tuesday. Jersey Shore will Every Swoyersville infielder made a full cost of attendance. All the to co-exist amicably? I tend to again, 4-2, in a pivotal American Legion face Greater Pittston at 11 a.m. today superb play in the victory over Greater commissioners from the major believe we can.” Region 5 baseball tournament game at at Hanover Area, and the winner of that conferences have pushed for Hanover Area High School. game will play Swoyersville at 1:30 p.m. See SWOYERSVILLE |3B it, but it could not be passed See FBS |5B NBC to take over part of NASCAR TVpackage starting in 2015

JENNA FRYER Sprint Cup Series races of the season on, one that we have wanted to have The deal makes NBC Sports Group that we are probably the most domi- AP Auto Racing Writer and final 19 Nationwide races. NBC last the opportunity to be able to sit at the premier motorsports network nant home for motorsports, and that broadcast races in 2006 before ESPN the table when contractual opportu- with NASCAR, Formula One and that circulation of motorsports fans CHARLOTTE, N.C. — NASCAR took over its portion of the schedule. nities came due.” IndyCar among its properties — a will be good for all,” he said. will return to NBC in 2015, ending “We are back. We are thrilled to be “The quantity of content that this trifecta Lazarus said made NBC the A previous relationship with Lazarus, its eight-year partnership with both back,” said Mark Lazarus, chairman deal provides and the quality of con- motorsports leader. who was formerly with Turner Sports, ESPN and Turner Sports. of NBC Sports Group. He said of all tent that this provides is really a “I believe with us now being and the ability to be part of NBC’s The 10-year deal with NBC Sports the deals made since Comcast Corp. game changer for us for our entire the home to the second half of the sports properties attracted NASCAR. Group announced Tuesday begins in purchased NBC, the NASCAR deal group, and we can’t wait to get start- NASCAR season, the home for cable 2015 and gives the network the final 20 “is one that we’ve really been focused ed,” Lazarus added. for Indy and the home to Formula 1, See NBC |5B Brett embraces infamous pine tar game

DAVE SKRETTA “So we’re just sitting there out, his arms flailing wildly, ball, a Hall of Fame guy, and if I AP Sports Writer watching,” Brett recalled and jabbed his finger right in did not use an illegal bat — which Tuesday, “and Frank says, ‘Man, McClelland’s face. Fellow umpire I didn’t, it was proven I didn’t — KANSAS CITY, Mo. — you have a lot of pine tar on there. Joe Brinkman tried to hold Brett but suspected of using an illegal George Brett remembers sit- I remember John Mayberry got back, eventually putting him in bat, we wouldn’t be doing this,” ting next to Frank White and called out on one of those when I a headlock and spinning him Brett said. “It would have been Vida Blue in the dugout at first came up to the big leagues.’ around in a sequence that’s been a July 24 game 30 years ago that Yankee Stadium, his ninth- And I said, ‘If they call me out replayed millions of times. nobody remembered.” inning home run having just for using too much pine tar — It happened 30 years ago Instead, just about every- given the Kansas City Royals I’ve never heard of that rule — today. body remembers it. the lead. I’ll run out there and kill one of “It was a positive thing, you The attendance that July Yankees manager Billy those SOBs.’ know? It wasn’t a groundball that day was 33,944, even though Martin ambled onto the field “As soon as I said that,” Brett went through my legs or a strike- hundreds of thousands of peo- from the dugout across the way, added with a broad smile, “Tim out. It was something that I did ple claim to have been there. and was engaged in a lengthy McClelland turned around and good,” said Brett, who played his Both teams were in conten- AP photo conversion with umpire Tim starting looking for me in the entire Hall of Fame career with tion — the Royals would fin- Kansas City Royals interim hitting coach and Hall of Famer George Brett McClelland — both of them dugout.” the Royals and is now serving as ish second in the AL West, the discusses the pine tar game in which Brett was called out for using a bat on looking closely at the bat Brett The rest of the story is part their interim hitting coach. Yankees third in the East — which pine tar exceeded the 18-inch limit, during a news conference at Yankee had just used to go deep off of baseball lore. “I hit a home run off one of the Stadium earlier this month. The 30th anniversary of the game is today. reliever Goose Gossage. Brett raced from of the dug- toughest relief pitchers in base- See BRETT |4B PAGE 2B Wednesday,July 24, 2013 SCOREBOARD www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER

Joann Freeman (66); 2. Kathy Emanuelson/Mary ON THE MARK lATEsT liNE Ann Teed (66); 3. Caroline Youngman/Jane Wil- BullETiN BOARD liams (68). MEETiNGs MARK DuDEK MAjor LEAguE BASEBALL American League Second Flight gross Division: 1. Mabel Selig/ FAVorITE LINE uNDErDog Oakland -160/+150 at Houston Connie Rado (87); 2. Dorothy Simon/Cassie Obied For The Times Leader (90). Wyoming ValleyWest Basketball National League at Los Angeles -220/+200 Minnesota Second Flight Net Division: 1. Julie Chmielowski/Carol Decker (63); 2. Suzanne Rit- Booster Club will have a meeting Let’s take a look at tonight’s 10th race — it’s a mares non- at Washington -135/+125 Pittsburgh at Seattle -115/+105 Cleveland tenburg/Fran Hofherr (63); 3. Marie Eyet/Julie Wednesday, July 24,at Wyoming Valley winner’s of $12,500 in last five starts condition. I’m going with Atlanta -125/+115 at New York Tampa Bay -115/+105 at Boston Conklin (66). West Middle School at 7 p.m. Parents of Best Two Balls of a Foursome players in grades 7-12 should attend. a recent Burke Stables-purchased mare named De Vins Girl. The at Milwaukee -155/+145 San Diego at Texas -170/+160 New York Tuesday Tournament Winners First Flight: Pat Alansky, Rebecca Kulbaski, Ju- 6-year old Red River Hanover gal has been racing exclusively at at St. Louis -180/+170 Philadelphia at Kansas City -115/+105 Baltimore lie Chmielowski, Cassie Obied. PHYsiCAls at Colorado -175/+165 Miami Detroit -135/+125 at Chicago Second Flight: Dorothy Simon, Marie Mihalos, the Meadowlands of late, showing some solid late pace, includ- Karen Hazleton, Michelle Hazleton. ing a win two starts ago in 1:52. This evening, she picks up the at Arizona -130/+120 Chicago Interleague Third Flight: Karen Kempinski, Sallie Price, lake-lehman sports physicals for Natalie Sokoloski, Jeanne Elinsky. all seasons will be conducted in the driving services of Matt Kakaley and I look for De Vins Girl to Cincinnati -115/+105 at San Francisco at Toronto -105/-105 Los Angeles (N) Birdies: Julie Chmielowski (No.9), Karen Kem- go a big mile and hopefully score at a decent mutual in that 10th pinski (No.9), Natalie Sokoloski (No.9), Marie Mi- nurse’s office.All girls in grades 10-12 halos (No.5). will have their exams July 25 at 9 a.m. race feature. IF Mike Jacobs, Aug. 18, 50 games Chip-ins: Marie Mihalos (No.4), Kathy Heltzel All boys in grades 7-9 will have their WHAT’S ON TV IF Rhyne Hughes, Sept. 14, 50 games (No.4, No.6). C Eliezer Alfonzo, Colorado, Sept. 14, 100 Closest to the Pin: Mabel Selig (No.13), Mary exams July 30 at 9 a.m. All girls in BEST BET: BILTIMORE (4TH) games Zabresky (No.15). grades 7-9 will have their exams Aug. 1 AuTorACINg DH-OF Manny Ramirez, Tampa Bay, Dec. 9, 50 CLASSIC MATCH PLAYrESuLTS at 9 a.m. Make-up exams will be held for VALUE PLAY: DE VINS GIRL (10TH) 7 p.m. games Championship Flight Semifinals: M. Blazick/ Post time 6:30 p.m. SPEED — NASCAR, Truck Series, pole quali- PRonald Belisario, LA Dodgers, Dec. 21, 25 Brunn def. Berry/Wasilewski; Olszewski/Williams boys and girls grades 7-12 on Aug. 7 at 9 All races 1 mile fying for Mudsummer Classic, at Rossburg, Ohio games def. Duda/Crossin. a.m. PIAA physical forms can be picked 9:30 p.m. First-$4,500 Clm.Pace;clm.price $5,000 2010 Championship Flight Finals: Olszewski/Wil- up in the main office of the school. 5Liqueur S.Allard 1-9-5 Repeater 3-1 SPEED — NASCAR, Truck Series, Mudsummer OF Miguel Negron, Jan. 8, 50 games liams def. Brunn/Blazick. 2Another Dawn G.Napolitano 2-2-6 Again chases Liqueur 5-2 Classic, at Rossburg, Ohio P Edinson Volquez, Cincinnati, April 21, 50 First Flight Finals: Weiscarger/Bowen def. Mi- 1Winning Solution A.McCarthy 5-3-8 Needed last, can better 5-1 games halos/Chiavacci. Nanticoke Area physical 9Skyway Hanover A.Siegelman 7-3-1 Recent purchase for Siegelman 12-1 MLB PAdam Bostick, April 23, 50 games Second Flight Finals: Mitchell/Mitchell def. 8Nutmegs Desire M.Miller 3-1-9 Outisde post once again 4-1 7 p.m. C Ronny Paulino, Aug. 20, 50 games Miller/Kopec. examinations for fall sports will be 7Party At Joyces M.Kakaley 5-5-2 Matt drive for Linda Kakaley 15-1 ESPN — Tampa Bay at Boston 2009 Third Flight Finals: Werner/Howanitz def. Bi- conducted at the office of Dr.Jon 3 CLLife Road J.Drury 9-2-4 Didn’t fire in PD debut 6-1 ROOT — Pittsburgh at Washington P Sergio Mitre, N.Y. Yankees, Jan. 6, 50 games enias/Skrip. Olenginski, 4 East Main St., Nanticoke. 6Three To Dance H.Parker 9-6-6 Off many steps 10-1 SNY — Atlant at N.Y. Mets P J.C. Romero, Philadelphia, Jan. 6, 50 games Fourth Flight Finals: Mamary/Plisko def. 4Magnetic Draw J.Antonelli 7-8-8 Stuck in reverse 20-1 8 p.m. P Kelvin Pichardo, San Francisco, March 23, 50 Butcher/Novak. A completed PIAA-CIPPE form is WQMY — Philadelphia at St. Louis games Fifth Flight Finals: Rado/Olszewski def. Bob required prior to being given an exam. Second-$13,000 Cond.Pace;n/w 2 pm races life YES — N.Y. Yankees at Texas OF Manny Ramirez, L.A. Dodgers, May 7, 50 Jones/Paul Jones. 3Kumbaya De VieH.Parker 1-3-2 Already a stakes winner 7-2 games Fifth Flight Consolation: Delaney/Flora def. CIPPE forms are available online at 9Amped Up Hanover M.Miller 2-1-2 Certainly one to beat 3-1 IF-OF Pablo Ozuna, June 11, 50 games Schwartz/Schwartz. www.gnasd.com, and at the principal’s 4 Shift Into Glide A.McCarthy 1-1-x Yankee Glide firster 4-1 BASEBALL SS Travis Dawkins, Dec. 17, 50 games Sixth Flight Finals: Whalen/Barth def. Lynch/ or athletic director’s offices at the 6Taurus Lauxmont M.Simons 2-7-3 Best of the rest 9-2 2008 Lynch. 2Upfront Ryan M.Kakaley 5-8-4 Another making debut 8-1 C Eliezer Alfonzo, San Francisco, April 30, 50 Sixth Flight Consolation: Ready/Lee def. T. high school. Private physicals are 7Lane’s Caviar M.Romano 7-1-x Try another avenue 10-1 INTErNATIoNAL LEAguE games Leighton/Nicholson acceptable, but must be completed 1Millertown Road T.Jackson 1-7-3 Just won at the fair 6-1 C Humberto Cota, Colorado, May 28, 50 games Seventh Flight Finals: Grabowski/G. Jones North Division on a PIAA-CIPPE form. Exams for 5Phantom Photo Tn.Schadel 3-8-4 Tony having rough season 15-1 P Henry Owens, Florida, Nov. 11, 50 games def. Amesbury/Amesbury. WLPct. gB 8 Continuos Hanover W.Popfinger 3-4-5 Save your cash 20-1 2007 Seventh Flight Consolation: Morrash/Morrash girls volleyball and girls soccer will be Pawtucket (Red Sox) 56 46 .549 — P Juan Salas, Tampa Bay, May 7, 50 games def. Amesbury/Amesbury. Rochester (Twins) 54 51 .514 3½ Saturday, Aug. 10, from 8:30-11:30 a.m. Third-$6,000 Clm.Pace;clm.price $7,500 INF Neifi Perez, Detroit, July 6, 25 games Eighth Flight Finals: Patrizi/Coffee def. Lehigh Valley (Phillies) 52 52 .500 5 9Riverdancer R.Pierce 4-3-1 Back at winning level 5-2 INF Neifi Perez, Detroit, Aug. 3, 80 games Hritzik/C. Blazick. Buffalo (Blue Jays) 50 51 .495 5½ 5Passion Starlet G.Napolitano 2-3-7 Robsinson hot trainer 3-1 C Ryan Jorgensen, Cincinnati, Sept. 7, 50 Eighth Flight Consolation: Chwiej/Chwiej def. Wyoming Area sports physicals will rAILrIDErS (Yankees) 49 53 .480 7 games 8Mark’s Quik Pulse A.McCarthy 6-4-3 Free falls in price 5-1 Syracuse (Nationals) 44 58 .431 12 Nork/S. Tokach. take place on the following dates for the 6Working Stiffs J.Morrill 5-7-4 Showed little in PD debut 6-1 OF Mike Cameron, free agent, Oct. 31, 25 Ninth Flight Finals: Bak Kempinski/Barnak def. South Division games following sports: girls and boys soccer 3Nifty Ace M.Kakaley 7-7-2 Having her struggles 4-1 WLPct. gB Gorman/Gorman. 7Sequoia Seelster A.Napolitano 4-6-9 In with a tough bunch 10-1 PDan Serafini, free agent, Nov.27, 50 games Ninth Flight Consolation: McLauchlin/Lulis grades 7-12, cheerleading grades 9-12 Durham (Rays) 65 39 .625 — OF Jay Gibbons, Baltimore, Dec. 6, 15 days 1BALady T.Jackson 6-6-7 Toppled 15-1 Norfolk (Orioles) 53 49 .520 11 def. Slusser/Bull. and girls tennis grades 9-12 on July 24 2Bathing Beauty A.Siegelman 5-5-4 Overmatched 20-1 OF Jose Guillen, Kansas City, Dec. 6, 15 days 10th Flight Finals: Wilkes/Wilk def. MacDonald/ Charlotte (White Sox) 46 58 .442 19 2006 at 3:15 p.m. All physicals will be done in 4Feds Express S.Allard 6-5-3 Misses several stops 12-1 Gwinnett (Braves) 45 59 .433 20 MacDonald. PYusaku Iriki, N.Y. Mets, April 28, 50 games 10th Flight Consolation: Churnetski/Kuharchik the field house at the football stadium. West Division P Jason Grimsley, Arizona, June 12, 50 games Fourth-$15,000 Cond.Trot;n/w 4 pm races life WLPct. gB def. Rostock/Barno. No physical will be done without a 1Biltimore M.Kakaley 1-1-6 Yet to see his best 5-2 P Guillermo Mota, free agent, Nov. 1, 50 games 11th Flight Finals: Thomas/Thomas def. Toole/ Indianapolis (Pirates) 63 42 .600 — 2005 3Good Intentions R.Pierce 1-8-9 First time trotting hopples 4-1 Louisville (Reds) 52 53 .495 11 Toole. complete PIAA/CIPPE physical form, 8Team Six M.Miller 1-6-10 Jogged in Stallion Series 7-2 OF Alex Sanchez, Tampa Bay, April 3, 10 days 11th Flight Consolation: Owca/Owca def. Hun- Columbus (Indians) 50 54 .481 12½ OF Jorge Piedra, OF, Colorado, April 11, 10 days available at the principal’s office or 2Celebrity Hall T.Jackson 6-5-9 Jackson cooled off6-1 Toledo (Tigers) 45 59 .433 17½ singer/Dingman. 5The Traveler J.Morrill 3-5-2 In new hands 5-1 PAgustin Montero, Texas, April 20, 10 days 12th Flight Finals: Berdy/Gill def. Tomek/Maz- nurse’s office. Tuesday’s games OF Jamal Strong, Seattle, April 26, 10 days 4Ominpotent A.McCarthy 5-6-2 Sits on the pylons 10-1 Toledo 4, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 1, 10 innings, arki. 6Wartech H.Parker 4-1-4 Parker doing ok of late 15-1 P Juan Rincon, Minnesota, May 2, 10 days 12th Flight Consolation: Morrash/Morrash def. 1st game P Rafael Betancourt, Cleveland, July 8, 10 days Wyoming ValleyWest school 7Only In My Dreams M.Simons 9-2-6 It’s not in the cards 12-1 Gwinnett 4, Durham 1 Amesbury/Amesbury. 9Sarah’s Hall M.Romano 1-1-3 Can’t stay with these 20-1 INF Rafael Palmeiro, Baltimore, Aug. 1, 10 days 13th Flight Finals Finals: Sieminski/Dingle def. District will have fall sport physicals Norfolk 9, Pawtucket 7, 1st game P Ryan Franklin, Seattle, Aug. 2, 10 days Syracuse 6, Louisville 5 Manoski/K. Swiderski. for students entering grades 7-12 on Fifth-$13,000 Cond.Pace;n/w 2 pm races life INF-OF Mike Morse, Seattle, Sept. 7, 10 days 13th Flight Consolation: Tassitano/C. Beggs Lehigh Valley 8, Rochester 1 P Carlos Almanzar, Texas, Oct. 4, 10 days Aug. 9 at the stadium at 3 p.m. All 7Aunt Caroline M.Kakaley 1-1-1 Ready for more 3-1 Columbus at Buffalo, (n) def. Zabresky/Fredmonski. 5Cloris Hanover T.Buter 1-8-4 Romped over similar 5-2 P Felix Heredia, P, N.Y. Mets, Oct. 18, 10 days 14th Flight Finals: Drobenak/Crossin def. John candidates for a fall sport should go on Charlotte 9, Indianapolis 2 OF Matt Lawton, OF, free agent, Nov. 2, 10 days 4Rachelle’s Beat G.Napolitano 4-1-3 Bounced off the big score 4-1 Toledo at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, 2nd game, (n) Bobeck/Barnes. the Wyoming Valley West website, click 2Oh Callie O’Malley J.Morrill 4-2-1 Owned by Aaron Merriman 12-1 Pawtucket at Norfolk, 2nd game, (n) 14th Flight Consolation: Manoski/K. Swiderski on Athletics, click on Documents and 1The Real One T.Jackson 5-3-7 Moves in and reunites with TJ 6-1 Wednesday’s games gOLf def. Klein/Tim McGinley. 3Scirocco Lauren K.Wallis 8-5-2 Wallis starting to adapt 10-1 Toledo at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, 12:05 p.m. 15th Flight Finals: Leco/Wielgopolski def. Forms, click on Physical Forms Sections 6Senorita Bella R.Pierce 3-7-3 Raced better in Delaware 5-1 Louisville at Syracuse, 7 p.m. Wnorowski/Shipierski. 1-6 and print out all forms, as well as 8Mcthird Dimension S.Allard 7-6-2 Doesn’t rate highly 15-1 Lehigh Valley at Rochester, 7:05 p.m. Berwick GC 15th Flight Consolation: Perugino/Straub def. 9Ella’s Twin J.Kakaley 2-2-6 …..next race please 20-1 Pawtucket at Norfolk, 7:05 p.m. Yozviak/Baranowski. the Substance Abuse and Assumption Columbus at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. BErWICK INVITATIoNAL TourNAMENT 16th Flight Finals: Soprano/Callahan def. of Risk form. Players can also pick up Sixth-$13,0000 Cond.Trot;n/w $8,500 last 5 Gwinnett at Durham, 7:05 p.m. Championship Flight: 1. Adam Jeffrey/Zach Fisher/Fisher. a physical form at the high school or 1Hesgotlegs J.Drury 9-1-8 Down the road 4-1 Indianapolis at Charlotte, 7:15 p.m. Swisher, 201; 2. Carl Stackhouse/Robbie See- 16th Flight Consolation: Gaughan/Barrett def. 6Kendra Hanover R.Pierce 7-9-3 Does stay with Pierce 3-1 Thursday’s games bold, 204; 3. Jason Troutman/Steve Leitzel, 204; Pointek/Pointek. middle school. 4All About Justice M.Simons 5-4-4 Versatile trotter 7-1 Lehigh Valley at Rochester, 11:05 a.m. 4. John Olszewski/Rick Berry, 207; 5. Ben Spence/ 17th Flight Finals: Samselski/Brown def. Dent/ 9MC Felix G.Napolitano 3-8-7 Back from Tioga 8-1 Pawtucket at Norfolk, 12:05 p.m. Gary Schillo, 209; 6. Ron Matisak/Ryan Matisak, Dent. REGisTRATiONs/TRYOuTs 8Illusiondreams A.Santeramo 2-1-6 Raced well in the slop 6-1 Columbus at Buffalo, 1:05 p.m. 211; 7. Chet Henicle/Joe Kelchner, 211; 8. Mike 17th Flight Consolation: Andrejko/Andrejko 7Looking To Score T.Jackson 6-2-3 Maybe wait another start 15-1 Louisville at Syracuse, 7 p.m. Lazevnick/Ron Garrison Jr., 212; 9. Kyle Gordon/ def. Lick/Dingman. 2Dream Lake M.Romano 7-3-3 Slows down at the end 9-2 Gwinnett at Durham, 7:05 p.m. Matt Davies, 213; 10: Jeremy Swartz/Joshua 18th Flight Finals: Marut/Wolfe def. Corba/ Crestwood Junior High and High 3Money Man KH.Parker 4-8-1 Little since that win 20-1 Toledo at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, 7:05 p.m. Swartz, 213; 11. Grant Marshman/Tom Cicini, 214; Burkhart. school soccer will have registration 5No Money Fun A.McCarthy 1-6-5 Big move up ladder 10-1 Indianapolis at Charlotte, 7:15 p.m. 12. Bill Coiley/Carl Benjamin, 217; 13. Ryan Tracy/ 18th Flight Consolation: Martin/Martin def. Sean Tracy, 219; 14. Barry Lopashanski/Steve Lo- Steltzer/Sadvary. Monday, Aug. 5, from 5:30-7 p.m. for Seventh-$8,500 Clm.Pace;clm.price $10,000 EASTErN LEAguE pashanski, 219. 19th Flight Finals: Hummer/Sabatini def. Eyer- any soccer player who did not play last 7Rolltideroll S.Allard 5-2-5 Rolls to triumph 9-2 First Flight: 1. Dick Brewington/Kevin Tanribilir, man/Monk. 2 Doinit Dragonstyle G.Napolitano 2-5-3 Class of the field 4-1 Eastern Division 211; 2. Bob Heller/Greg Heller, 217; 3. Bob Bull/ 19th Flight Consolation: Boylan/Boylan def. year and intends to play this fall for the 1SA Lowe R.Pierce 6-2-4 Certainly worth a look 7-2 WLPct. gB Jason Holloway, 217; 4. Jamie DeFinnis/Sean Marx/Nawrocki. coed junior high or the boys JV/varsity 4Jimmy The Terror K.Wallis 1-1-7 Going for three in a row 3-1 Binghamton (Mets) 63 38 .624 — Lyons, 218; 5. Jack Miller/John Arndt, 219; 6. 20th Flight Finals: R.X. Kempinski/Cibello def. soccer teams.Any Crestwood student 8You Little Rascal A.McCarthy 1-1-9 Another one on a tear 6-1 New Hampshire (Blue Jays) 52 49 .515 11 Carl Hinkle/Dan Novak, 219; 7. John Lasko/Mark Hazleton/Levine. 3 Twin BRoxy J.Drury 8-1-6 Didn’t fire in Pocono debut 10-1 Trenton (Yankees) 51 50 .505 12 Answini, 219; 8. Mike Morzilla/Ty Morzilla, 219; 20th Flight Consolation: Luce/Warren def. interested should contact coach 9Sarah’s Creek J.Morrill 8-5-2 Saddled with the 9 hole 8-1 Portland (Red Sox) 51 52 .495 13 9. Bob Walsh/John Kozlowski, 220; 10. Bernie McDermott/S. Kempinski. Jimm Zabiegalski (751-9899 or james. 5Wicked Intentions T.Buter 5-7-6 Not living up to name 15-1 New Britain (Twins) 48 55 .466 16 Berninger/Larry McClure, 220; 11. J.D. Powis/Jim 21st Flight Finals: Catalanotte/Catalanotte def. [email protected]) or Diane 6Mac’s Journey Tn.Schadel 7-8-8 Crushed last several 20-1 Reading (Phillies) 43 58 .426 20 Gross, 221; 12. Lloyd Brewer/Mark Kissling, 221; Selig/Ortolani. Western Division 13. Dakota Brown/George Masich, 223; 14. Vito 21st Flight Consolation: Jones/Jones def. Wimpfheimer (474-5614 or rwd0107@ Eighth-$15,000 Cond.Trot;n/w $12,000 last 5 WLPct. gB Covino Jr./Vito Covino Sr., 224; 15. Chris Banyas/ Klein/Tom Kempinski verizon.net) with their name (student Ed Edstrom, 225; 16. Dan Dautrich/Doug Hinder- 7Gaelic And Garlic J.Morrill 1-9-4 Hart trainee ready to roll 3-1 Harrisburg (Nationals) 56 48 .538 — Closest to the Pin Friday: Hole 5 - Eric Wil- and parents), phone number and email 5 Pembroke Heat Wave G.Napolitano 8-3-2 Lone lady in the field 5-2 Erie (Tigers) 52 48 .520 2 liter, 230. liams, 2-4; Hole 7 - Mike Wilk, 3-1; Hole 13 - Ken 1Blomkvist R.Pierce 3-1-8 A fan favorite 4-1 Bowie (Orioles) 52 50 .510 3 Second Flight: 1. Jim Orlando/Jim Swisher, Donlavage, 1-3; Hole 15 - Adam Levine, 6-10. address. Players can stop by the school 4 Zuerest T.Buter 4-9-1 Didn’t fire as the chalk 9-2 Akron (Indians) 51 52 .495 4½ 221; 2. George Reimiller/Joe Mantione, 223; 3. Jim Closest to the Pin Saturday: Hole 5 - Wes Breck/Tom Gauntlett, 223; 4. Ed Kaminski/Stephen to pick up physical forms or go through 3Sonny Mcdreamee M.Kakaley 4-3-2 Yet to seal the deal in 2013 6-1 Richmond (Giants) 47 56 .456 8½ Parker, 1-7; Hole 7 - John Thomas 3-3; Hole 13 - Kaminski, 227; 5. Josh Luciw/Kelly Young, 227; 6. the Crestwood High School website 6Trojan Horse E.Carlson 6-6-5 Lacks the needed rally 10-1 Altoona (Pirates) 45 55 .450 9 Bob Gill 1-3; Hole 15 - Joe Patrizi, 2-6. 8Paisley H.Parker 5-3-3 Another stalling the last stanza 15-1 Mark Ramage/Rich Andrews, 227; 7. Bob Kocher/ Tuesday’s games Closest to the Pin Sunday: Hole 5 - Joe Patrizi, under the “sports” link to download the 2Mr Mcrail K.Wallis 4-8-6 Missed over a month 12-1 Frank Covelusky, 227; 8. Devin McLaughlin/Jor- Trenton 3, Altoona 2, 1st game 1-6; Hole 7 - Art Brunn Jr. 12-0; Hole 13 - John form. dan Rawlins, 227; 9. Jeff Urban/Mike Yoder, 229; Churnetski, HIO; Hole 15 - Todd Vonderheid 12-0. Binghamton 6, Reading 3 10. Henry Marchetti/Tom Sarosky, 230; 11. Greg Ninth-$12,000 Clm.Pace;clm.price $15,000 LADIES CLASSIC WINNErS Bowie 8, Akron 2 Parfitt/Joe Ursta, 230; 12. Dave Dibonifazio/Mike 9Island Shark R.Pierce 6-1-3 Wins right off the claim 5-1 First Flight: Jane Williams/Joan Welgus (66). Duryea little league will have signups Erie 5, Richmond 1 Dolan, 231; 13. Joe Banks/Tony Petrole, 231; 14. 6Sir Jack E.Carlson 8-1-5 Back to level of last score 4-1 Second Flight: Debbie Mileski/Jackie Brozena Portland 8, New Britain 7 Anthony Malatesta/David Malatesta, 231. for fall ball July 29, 30 and 31 from 6-8 4Lumiere M.Miller 8-5-3 Moves back into claimers 5-2 (67). Harrisburg 6, New Hampshire 5 Third Flight: 1. Jeff Helsel/Scott Scheirer, 225; p.m. at the Little League field for coach 2Well Done Hanover G.Napolitano 4-7-2 Loves the engine 3-1 Third Flight: Beck Kulbaski/Pat Alansky (68). Altoona at Trenton, 2nd game, (n) 2. Mark Grzelck/Mike Boone, 225; 3. Ray Misstish- 8Gary’s Party M.Kakaley 4-5-4 A hot commodity 6-1 Fourth Flight: Elaine Beggs/Lisa Miller (69). pitch, minors, majors and girls softball. 1Major Grace J.Morrill 3-7-6 Russo training at .321 12-1 Wednesday’s games en/Stick Hartz, 226; 4. Paul Skrip/Tony Grabowski, Akron at Bowie, 11:05 a.m. 230; 5. Andrew Gee/Dave Smithberger, 231; 6. Fifth Flight: Mary Zabresky/Donna Long (70). The costs for fall ball are: $35 per child, 7Fox Valley Christo B.Simpson 6-1-1 Newcomer to the Downs 15-1 Sixth Flight: Karen Kempinski/Sallie Price (70). 3Lady’s Bag Man A.McCarthy 7-6-4 Not in it 10-1 Richmond at Erie, 12:05 p.m. Charles Rado/George Oschal, 232; 7. Joe Nespoli/ $50 for two children and $65 for three Altoona at Trenton, 12:05 p.m. Larry Nespoli, 233; 8. Jeff Marshman/Van Marsh- Seventh Flight: Natalie Sokoloski/Wendy Ci- 5Blueridge Dancer T.Buter 5-4-8 Certain longshot 20-1 moch (70). or more children. Portland at New Britain, 12:05 p.m. man, 233; 9. Pete Drumm/Rich Nause, 239. Eighth Flight: Dorothy Simon/Marie Mihalos Reading at Binghamton, 6:35 p.m. Fourth Flight: 1. Ben Becker/Dave Paolinelli, Tenth-$15,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $12,500 last 5 (70). Harrisburg at New Hampshire, 7:05 p.m. 231; 2. Ed Kosteva/Wally Garrison, 232; 3. Dave 6De Vins Girl M.Kakaley 5-1-3 Darkhorse of the night 6-1 Ninth Flight: Carol Lippincott/Crystal Hritzik 5Sweet Hedge G.Napolitano 2-2-2 Main competition 5-2 Thursday’s games Macomas, Denny Myers, 235; 4. Gary Powlus/ BASKETBALL Mike Powlus, 235; 5. Mike Orzechowski/Reade (70). 1Arodasi J.Pavia 3-4-3 Much better on the draw 3-1 Trenton at Binghamton, 6:35 p.m. 10th Flight: Cassie Obeid/Barb DeMocko (71). 7Janie Bay J.Drury 4-4-5 In need of a quick pace 10-1 Harrisburg at Portland, 7 p.m. Taylor, 236; 6. John Yudichak/Tom Rebeski, 237; 7. National Basketball Association Charles Burke/Sam Kuhn, 237; 8. Bob Tarnowski/ 11th Flight: Joyce Gelli/Judy Mainwaring (72). 3Seascape Hanover R.Pierce 7-3-7 Been burning some cash 9-2 Altoona at New Hampshire, 7:05 p.m. 12th Flight: Maureen Umpherd/Peg Torbek CHICAGO BULLS—Waived F Malcolm Thomas. 8My Spring Fling M.Miller 2-2-9 Couldn’t beat easier 12-1 New Britain at Reading, 7:05 p.m. John Kurowski, 240; 9. George Geyer/Jose Derr, DALLAS MAVERICKS—Signed G Monta Ellis. 241; 10. Dave Bardo/Roger Lee, 241; 11. Kevin (72). 2Cowboys Dream J.Morrill 6-4-5 Off form 4-1 Bowie at Erie, 7:05 p.m. Closest to the Pin: Hole 5 – Barb Democko, GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS—Signed C Jer- 4Runaway Tray A.McCarthy 7-5-1 Remains hidden 15-1 Richmond at Akron, 7:05 p.m. Endy/Scott Shaffer, 241; 12. George Kempinski/ maine O’Neal. Greg Ready, 244; 13. Randy Marosevitch/Rich Ma- 7-1; Hole 7 – Beck Kulbaski, 2-10; Hole 13 – Keren NY-PENN LEAguE Kempinski, 6-7; Hole 15 – Jane Williams, HIO. Eleventh-$14,000 Clm.Hndcp Pace;clm.price $15-20,000 rosevitch, 245; 14. Jack McAndrew/Mike Yacovelli, Longest Drive: Wendy Cimoch (No.11), Nancy FooTBALL 9Buck Stops Here R.Pierce 2-2-5 Back in winner’s circle 3-1 248; 15. Len Lulis/Steve Grabowski, 252. McNamara Division McLaughlin (No.12). 2Picked By Angel J.Morrill 3-3-5 Coming around 12-1 Fifth Flight: 1. Bob Shoemaker/John Sorber, WLPct. gB Straightest Drive: Peg Torbik (No.14). National Football League 8Smokin N Grinin G.Napolitano 7-1-2 The lone grey 5-2 239; 2. Pete Sokolofski/Tom Sabo, 240; 3. Dave Hole-in-one: Jane Williams (No.15). ARIZONA CARDINALS—Signed WR Robby 6That’s Mara S.Allard 5-7-3 2nd time lasix user 4-1 Hudson Valley (Rays) 21 15 .583 — McDermott/Sankey Brumley, 241; 4. Bart Rado/ Birdies: Peg Torbik (No.5), Debbie Mileski Toma. Released TE Kyle Auffray and RB William 7Cheyenne Patti M.Miller 6-5-1 Marcus catch drives 6-1 Aberdeen (Orioles) 17 16 .515 2½ Nick Kurtz, 250; 5. Jack Martonick/Jeff Yeager, (No.6), Becky Kulbaski (No.7), Donna Long (No.7), Powell. Waived-injured WR Michael Rios. 1Braveheatedmillie M.Kakaley 4-9-7 A big question mark 15-1 Staten Island (Yankees) 16 18 .471 4 251; 6. Chris Sult/Marty Force, 252; 7. Joe De- Carol Lippincott (No.7), Karen Kempinski (No.11), ATLANTA FALCONS—Released WR Tim 3Crown Lady A.McCarthy 5-4-7 Best work done on mile track 5-1 Brooklyn (Mets) 15 20 .429 5½ melfi/Rich Slavick, 252; 8. Dick Cashman/Ralph Toone. Natalie Sokoloski (No.12), Marie Mihalos (No.15), 5Perfectly Royal A.Napolitano 3-6-4 Quickly ousted 10-1 Pinckney Division Defebo, 253; 9. Bo Orlando/Jon Nespoli, 254; 10. BUFFALO BILLS—Released DE Mark Ander- Carol Lippincott (No.16). 4Scorpionette H.Parker 3-6-6 Say adios 20-1 WLPct. gB Joe Vezendy/Jon Vezendy, 255; 11. Dale Dent/ son. Placed OL Chris Hairston on the PUP list. Chip-ins: Cassie Obeid (No.4), Jane Williams Jamestown (Pirates) 21 13 .618 — Tom Dent, 260; 12. Mike Norman/Paul Gardner Jr., CLEVELAND BROWNS—Agreed to terms OL (No.4, No.15), Carol Lippincott (No.16). Twelfth-$13,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $8,000 last 5 State College (Cardinals) 18 15 .545 2½ 260; 13. Jim Novak/Leo Kaslavage, 277. John Greco on afive-year contract. 6JJ Gladiator E.Carlson 9-3-1 Pocket rocket 9-2 Williamsport (Phillies) 18 15 .545 2½ Blue Ridge GC DENVER BRONCOS—Released LB Joe Mays. 1Andy Roo G.Napolitano 1-4-3 One to catch 3-1 Batavia (Marlins) 17 17 .500 4 TRANSACTIONS GREEN BAYPACKERS—Released QB Matt 3Road Untraveled M.Simons 7-4-3 Simons owns and steers 4-1 Mahoning Valley (Indians) 12 23 .343 9½ Brown. BLuE CHIP LADIES goLF LEAguE 9PL Fighter M.Kakaley8-9-8 Burke student 10-1 Auburn (Nationals) 11 23 .324 10 HOUSTON TEXANS—Signed S D.J. Swear- Subtract Worst Hole Tournament Winners 8No Bu J.Morrill 1-5-6 Back up in class of win 6-1 BASEBALL inger and OT Brennan Williams. Stedler Division First Flight: Diane Colescott. 2Southern Sport R.Pierce 7-4-5 Morrill opted off8-1 WLPct. gB NEW YORK JETS—Signed PK Billy Cundiff, LS Second Flight: Terri Pohle. COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE—Suspended 7Mcsocks J.Butenschoen 6-8-3 John with rare drive 7-2 Tri-City (Astros) 24 12 .667 — Pat Scales and OT Jeffrey Shugarts. Released PK Third Flight: Kathy Crispell. Tampa Bay C Mark Thomas (Montgomery-SL) 50 5Blue Claw A.Napolitano 2-4-7 Try another color 15-1 Lowell (Red Sox) 19 14 .576 3½ Brett Maher, WR Thomas Mayo and TMark Popek. Fourth Flight: Nora Donato. games for a second violation of the Minor League 4Raymond JT.Jackson 2-7-5 Off since April 20-1 Vermont (Athletics) 17 18 .486 6½ OAKLAND RAIDERS—Signed QB Tyler Wilson. Birdies: Janet Kresge (Blue 4), Terri Pohle Drug Prevention and Treatment Program for a drug Connecticut (Tigers) 14 21 .400 9½ SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Released CB Ray (Ridge 3), Joanne Franchetti (Ridge 4). of abuse. Polk. Signed TE Michael Palmer. Thirteenth-$13,000 Cond.Trot;n/w $8,500 last 5 Tuesday’s games Chip-ins: Janet Kresge (Blue 5), Jane Saba American League TAMPABAY BUCCANEERS—Released RB 1Sand Wyndham J.Pavia 3-3-5 Starts off late double 5-2 Hudson Valley 4, Tri-City 3 (Blue 5), Judy Cameron (Ridge 7), Julia Wincek 8Ellen’s Isle R.Pierce 2-4-4 Looms the main danger 4-1 BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Acquired RHP Fran- Matt Brown. Signed RB Peyton Hillis to a one-year Williamsport 3, Auburn 2 (Ridge 7), Judy Daley (Ridge 2). 9Major Herbie M.Kakaley 6-4-3 Gets some class relief 10-1 cisco Rodriguez from Milwaukee for INF Nick contract. Vermont 1, Aberdeen 0 4Canadian Wildcat E.Carlson 2-5-7 Comes off improved try 3-1 Glenmaura National GC Delmonico. Transferred OF Nolan Reimold to the 2Yankee Manny F.Davis 6-4-1 Reason Frank is here 6-1 Lowell 2, Brooklyn 1 60-day DL. HoCKEY Jamestown 7, Batavia 0, 7 innings CLEVELAND INDIANS—Optioned RHP C.C. 3JusttherighttouchJ.Morrill 3-3-3 Again a new driver 12-1 MEN’S ABCD TourNAMENT 7Pekoe Fashion M.Simons 4-1-6 Post the major knock 5-1 Connecticut 6, Staten Island 4 Lee to Columbus (IL). Reinstated RHP Zach McAl- National Hockey League State College at Mahoning Valley, ppd., rain results: 1. Ken Powell, Bob Cherundolo, John BUFFALO SABRES—Signed G Matt Hackett to 5Celebrity Lovin T.Jackson 8-7-3 Kiss him good-bye 15-1 Kelly, Warren Reed (235); 2. Tony Kleynowski, lister from the 15-day DL. 6Magnum Kosmos T.Dinges 3-8-1 One more race to go 20-1 Wednesday’s games LOS ANGELES ANGELS—Optioned LHP Mi- a one-year contract. Jamestown at Batavia, 11:05 a.m. Rocco Baldassari, Jon Comitz, Carl Steindel (237); LOS ANGELES KINGS—Agreed to terms with F 3. Sean Shanley, Frank Bevevino, Ed Bolus, John chael Roth to Arkansas (TL). Reinstated RHP Brooklyn at Lowell, 11:05 a.m. Trevor Lewis on a one-year contract. Fourteenth-$13,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $8,200 last 5 Meehan (238); 4. Ed Yablonski, Dave Rudis, Larry Tommy Hanson from the 15-day DL. Assigned 3B 2Odds On Adventure J.Pavia 3-5-2 Has what it takes 3-1 State College at Mahoning Valley, 6:05 p.m., 1st Brendan Harris outright to Salt Lake (PCL). NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Signed RW Jaromir Gallagher, Jerry Maus (244); 5. Chuck Simalchik, Jagr. 1Astreas Notice J.Morrill 8-3-1 Conisder from the wood 7-2 game Guy Cali, Rich Grimm, Drew Kettel (245); 6. Jerry NEW YORK YANKEES—Assigned INF Alberto 5Fox Valley Hermia M.Miller 4-1-3 Goes for team Miller 9-2 Tri-City at Hudson Valley, 7:05 p.m. Gonzalez outright to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). OTTAWA SENATORS—Re-signed F Corey Co- Coyne, Tom Medico, Lanny Ross, John Joyce wick to a one-year, two-way contract. 3Mibestkeptsecret A.Napolitano 5-7-4 Rounds out the super 4-1 Williamsport at Auburn, 7:05 p.m. (247). SEATTLE MARINERS—Sent OF Michael Morse 4Special Sweetheart G.Napolitano 6-3-1 Far from special 5-1 Vermont at Aberdeen, 7:05 p.m. to Tacoma (PCL) for a rehab assignment. Optioned WINNIPEG JETS—Agreed to terms with F Eric 6Kitty’s Pro Girl M.Kakaley 9-4-7 Been gapping early on 12-1 Staten Island at Connecticut, 7:05 p.m. irem CC LHP Bobby La Fromboise to Tacoma (PCL). Re- O’Dell on a one-year, two-way contract. 7Angela T.Buter 6-4-6 Don’t include 10-1 State College at Mahoning Valley, 8:35 p.m., 2nd called RHP Erasmo Ramirez from Everett (NWL). American Hockey League AHL—Promoted Nathan Costa to vice president 8Fashion Majorette S.Allard 2-2-3 See you on Friday 8-1 game TEXAS RANGERS—Optioned RHP Cory Burns WoMEN’SgoLF ASSoCIATIoN of team business services and Maria Lauring to di- and LHP Joseph Ortiz to Round Rock (PCL). Re- Thursday’s games Captain’s Prize Tuesday Tournament rector of team business analytics. Vermont at Aberdeen, 7:05 p.m. Winner: Ruthie Roberts. instated RHP Alexi Ogando from the 15-day DL. HARTFORD WOLF PACK—Signed G Jeff Mal- Williamsport at Auburn, 7:05 p.m. Birdies: Sis Ertley (No.1), Bok Choi (No.18), National League colm. LOCAL CALENDAR Tri-City at Hudson Valley, 7:05 p.m. Judy Rumple (No. 18), Ruthie Roberts (No.17). ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Optioned LHP ST. JOHN’S ICECAPS—Named Dusty Imoo de- Batavia at Jamestown, 7:05 p.m. Chip-ins: Ruthie Roberts (No.6, No.7), Jane Eury De La Rosa to Reno (PCL). Recalled LHP velopmental goaltending coach. ToDAY’S EVENTS State junior Softball Brooklyn at Lowell, 7:05 p.m. Sileski (No.13), Nancy McAndrew (No.8), Mary Tyler Skaggs from Visalia (Cal). SPRINGFIELD FALCONS—Re-signed F An- (at West Point LL, greenburg) Staten Island at Connecticut, 7:05 p.m. Ann Stelma (No.10). ATLANTA BRAVES—Placed LHP Paul Maholm drew Joudrey to a one-year contract. AMErICAN LEgIoN Nanticoke vs. Northwestern, 11 a.m. State College at Mahoning Valley, 7:05 p.m. Putting Prize: Ruthie Roberts (28). on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Sunday. ECHL region 5 Tournament MLB Drug SuSPENSIoNS Wyoming ValleyCC CHICAGO CUBS—Optioned RHP Justin Grimm READING ROYALS—Agreed to terms with Ds (at Hanover Area H.S.) SATurDAY to Iowa (PCL). Bobby Shea and Brad Walch. CINCINNATI REDS—Selected the contract Greater Pittston vs. Jersey Shore, 11 a.m. Some high-profile players have been suspended LITTLE LEAguE NEPA WoMEN’S goLF ASSoCIATIoN of RHP Greg Reynolds from Louisville (IL). Op- Swoyersville vs. morning winner, 1:30 p.m. for violating Major League Baseball’s drug program SoCCEr State 9-10 Baseball Ladies Invitational LITTLE LEAguE in recent years. Besides Ryan Braun, a former tioned INF Neftali Soto to Louisville. Transferred (at West Middlesex LL) Championship Flight gross Division: 1. Roz State 9-10 Baseball National League Most Valuable Player, Manny LHP Sean Marshall to the 60-day DL. Added LHP Major League Soccer Semifinals, 5p.m. and 8p.m. Stahl/Sally MacFarlane (71); 2. Danielle Dalessan- Tony Cingrani to the roster as a doubleheader 26th FC DALLAS—Loaned G Richard Sanchez to (at West Middlesex LL) Ramirez, a two-time World Series winner who has dro/Ann Lewis (72). Back Mountain National vs. Liberty, 5:30 p.m. State 10-11 Baseball more than 500 career homers, Melky Cabrera, who player. Returned Cingrani to the Reds (Arizona). Fort Lauderdale (NASL). (at Southern Tioga Little League) Championship Flight Net Division: 1. Natalie LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Selected the con- MONTREAL IMPACT—Signed M Hernan Ber- State 9-10 Softball was the MVP of the 2012 All-Star game and Bar- Sokoloski/Wendy Cimoch (63); 2. Katie Zefran/ Back Mountain American vs. Morrisville, 1:30 p.m. tract of RHP Carlos Marmol from Chattanooga nardello. (at Caln LL, Thorndale) tolo Colon, who was selected to last week’s All-Star Bridget Brown (65); 3. Pat Laubach/Susan Pane- State 9-10 Softball (SL). Greater Wyoming Area vs. Northwest Bethle- game, have also been disciplined. baker (66). (at Caln LL, Thorndale) MIAMI MARLINS—Selected the contracts of WrESTLINg hem, 4 p.m. Players who have been suspended for violations First Flight gross Division: 1. Bernie Suchy/ State junior Softball Greater Wyoming Area vs. Lionville, 7 p.m. of the Major League Drug Prevention and Treat- Marie Greg (83); 2. Barb Maier/Mary Zabresky OFs Christian Yelich and Jake Marisnick from State 10-11 Softball ment Program since it was established in 2005: Jacksonville (SL). USA WRESTLING—Announced the resignation (at West Point LL, greenburg) (85). of national teams director Mitch Hull, who will be- Nanticoke vs. Upper Providence/Coventry, 6 p.m. (at Exton Little League) 2013 First Flight Net Division: 1. Betsy Thomas/ MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Recalled OF Khris Bob Horlacher vs. Warrington, 2 p.m. at Manor OF Ryan Braun, Milwaukee, July 22, season Davis from Nashville (PCL). Sent RHP Alfredo Fi- come executive director of the Wisconsin Regional THurSDAY Field 2012 garo to the Arizona League Brewers for a rehab Training Center and volunteer coach of the Badger State junior Softball P Steven Shell, Jan. 24, 50 games assignment. Wrestling Club. OF, IF Daryle Ward, Jan. 25, 50 games HOLES-IN-ONE NEW YORK METS—Waived RHP Shaun Mar- LITTLE LEAguE (at West Point LL, greenburg) CoLLEgE State 9-10 Baseball Semifinals, 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. P Dustin Richardson, Jan. 25, 50 games cum for the purpose of giving him his unconditional (at West Middlesex LL) Championship, 4 p.m. P Chaz Roe, Jan. 26, 50 games Answini makes ace release. OF Jason Pridie, March 9, 50 games PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Placed LHP Joe ARIZONA—Announced sophomore S Patrick Back Mountain National vs. Harborcreek, 5:30 Michael Answini aced the 170-yard Onwuasor has been cut from the football team af- p.m. SuNDAY PAngel Guzman, April 20, 50 games Savery on the 15-day DL retroactive to July 14. PGuillermo Mota, San Francisco, May 7, 100 ter being arrested. State junior Softball second hole at Glenmaura National Recalled LHP Raul Valdes from Lehigh Valley (IL). games HOFSTRA—Named Emily Mansur assistant (at West Point LL, greenburg) LITTLE LEAguE PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Placed RHP Jason INF Freddy Galvis, Philadelphia, June 19, 50 Golf Club with a 6 iron Saturday. Bill volleyball coach. Nanticoke vs. West Point, 11 a.m. State 9-10 Baseball Grilli on the 15-day DL. Designated INF Brandon POST (CONN.)—Added men’s and women’s (at West Middlesex LL) games Gaynord, Doug Walsh and Bob Becker Inge for assignment. Reinstated 2B Neil Walker OF Marlon Byrd, free agent, June 25, 50 games track and field as an intercollegiate sport. Named FrIDAY Championship, 3 p.m. witnessed the hole-in-one. from the 15-day DL. Bill Ferrare men’s and women’s track and field State 9-10 Softball OF Melky Cabrera, San Francisco, Aug. 15, 50 SAN DIEGO PADRES—Optioned RHP Miles games coach, in addition to his duties as cross country (at Caln Little League) Mikolas to Tucson (PCL). Recalled RHP Tyson LITTLE LEAguE P Bartolo Colon, Oakland, Aug. 22, 50 games Hodorowski sinks hole-in-one coach. Semifinals, 1p.m. and 4p.m. Ross from Tucson. State 10-11 Baseball C Yasmani Grandal, San Diego, Nov. 7, 50 Jeff Hodorowski aced the 17th hole ST. CATHERINE—Named Colleen Powers soft- (at Southern Tioga Little League) Championship, 7 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Designated RHP ball coach. games Hunter Strickland for assignment. Purchased the Back Mountain American vs. Lionville, 7 p.m. State 10-11 Softball C Carlos Ruiz, Philadelphia, Nov. 27, 25 games at the Irem Country Club on Sunday. SUSQUEHANNA—Named Gregor Van Pelt contract of RHP Yusmeiro Petit from Fresno (PCL). State 9-10 Softball (at Exton Little League) 2011 Steve Osterhout,Tom Stitzer and Chris men’s assistant basketball coach. Optioned RHP George Kontos to Fresno. Recalled (at Caln LL, Thorndale) Bob Horlacher vs. Section 7 winner, 3 p.m. at P Luis Vizcaino, June 29, 50 games WENTWORTH TECH—Named Arlen Galloway Greater Wyoming Area vs. Drexel Hill, 1 p.m. Campbell Field Brojakowski witnessed the hole-in-one. LHP Eric Surkamp from Fresno. men’s basketball coach. www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER SPORTS Wednesday,July 24, 2013 PAGE 3B Romanowski,Greater Pittston bounce back Strong pitching performance, angry offensive attack lead team to regional finals

PAUL SOKOLOSKI Greater Pittston tacked on [email protected] its final run in the third, when Chuck Bressler came home on HANOVER TWP. — The Walkowiak’s grounder. guy on the mound for Greater “We kind of changed our Pittston wasn’t about to give lineup,” Granteed said. “We in. put up a bunch of runs the first His teammates weren’t couple innings.” going to give up. “It’s win-lose the inning,” And because of it, a deflated Romanowski said. “Each team gave itself another shot inning, we try to win that at winning the double-elim- inning. And if we don’t, we ination Region 5 American have five, six more innings left Legion baseball title. to win. The inning is a game Adam Romanowski used a in itself.” superb pitching performance Now, Greater Pittston gets Bill Tarutis | For The Times Leader to raise his team’s spirit, Jake at least another game against Swoyersville’s Mike Leonard, right, takes a lead off of second base as Greater Granteed and the offense Jersey Shore, while hoping for Pittston shortstop Justin Martinelli moves into position during a Region 5 erupted from the start and another crack at Swoyersville. American Legion tournament game in Hanover Township on Tuesday morning. Greater Pittston took out its “They were a little down, frustration from dropping an they really wanted that earlier showdown Tuesday (morning) game (against by smashing South Scranton, Bill Tarutis | For The Times Leader Swoyersville),” Ranieli said Swoyersville 9-1 in a Region 5 elimination Greater Pittston’s Jordan Zezza dives back safely to first base during a game of his guys. “It’s a mark of a From page 1B game at the Hanover Area against Swoyersville earlier Tuesday. Greater Pittston won its late game good championship team to High School baseball field. Tuesdayover South Scranton, 9-1, to stay alive in the American Legion Region re-focus. Yo u’ve got to play the “You know, our team likes 5 Tournament. team that’s in front of you.” Pittston, and the effort even Swoyersville when Nick Hogan Greater PittstonABRHRBI 2B 3B HR to get down on itself,” said Erik Walkowiak cf 511310 0 extended into the outfield. doubled, then rode home on Romanowski, who helped team will face Jersey Shore at Things picked up quickly for Jordan Zezza lf 5220000 Swoyersville right fielder his brother Ryan Hogan’s long Jake Granteed 3b 4212010 Greater Pittston rebound 11 a.m. today in a game that Greater Pittston. Joe Gavenonis rf 511200 0 Matt Zielen snared Mike triple to center field. Pechulis Trent Grove c401 1000 from 4-2 loss to unbeaten will send the winner against In a revamped batting order Adam Romanowski p000 0000 Carey’s shot toward the gap followed by sending a flare Swoyersville earlier in the day. Swoyersville for the Region 5 from the morning loss to Matt Mott p000 0000 with a spectacular head-first over shortstop for a run-scor- Dylan Maloney dh 4011100 “Then we just forget about it. championship at 1:30 p.m. at Swoyersville, Jordan Zezza Justin Martinelli ss 4110000 dive on the second batter of ing single that brought Ryan We know it’s in the past. We Hanover Area. “He came in slammed a one-out single and Chuck Bressler 1b 3110000 the game, then turned it into Hogan home. Mike Carey 2b 4130000 know what we have to do.” and shut them down. He kept later scored on an error in the Totals 38 9129210 a double play with a bounc- “It feels great,” Ryan Hogan South Scranton AB RHRBI 2B 3B HR What Romanowski did was them really off-balance.” first inning, before Trent Grove Matt Harte 2b 3000000 ing throw that first baseman said. “They were our rivals provide Greater Pittston with Romanowski struck out four, singled home Granteed with a John Joe Gustin lf,rf 4010000 Evan McCue cooly smoth- all year. They thought they Ricky Ettinger p000 0000 a big lift. walked just two, and was so effi- 2-0 Greater Pittston lead. Shaemus Lunney dh,1b 4000000 ered before stepping on the were going to kick our (tails). Noah Laske cf 4110000 The gritty righthander cient he needed just 60 pitches “We had a lack of offense Justin Belardi rf,p 3000000 bag. Wasn’t happening.” allowed just one unearned to complete eight innings — that first game,” Ranieli said. Justin Schreck p000 0000 Swoyersville second base- It nearly did. AlexJudge 3b 3000000 run on three hits — and only including a three-pitch sixth “We thought, ‘OK, we’ll shake Zach Fiscus 1b,lf 2000000 man Mike Leonard backhand- Ryan Hogan’s errant pickoff Jimmy Petrucci c301 0000 one of those singles left the that left him celebrating the feat. it up a little bit.’” Matt Destefano c000 0000 ed a grounder, stepped on sec- throw from the catcher’s posi- infield — while pitching bril- With the possibility of playing Greater Pittston shook up Tommy Orzello ss 3000000 ond and made a tough throw tion put two Greater Pittston Totals 29 13 0000 liantly for eight innings. The two games today, Romanowski the scoreboard with a six- Greater Pittston261 000 000 —9 across his body to complete a runners in scoring position, only run South Scranton man- was pulled short of a complete run second inning, starting South Scranton 010000 000 —1 double play in the fifth inning; and they came home when LOB - Greater Pittston 5, South Scranton 3. DP - aged against him scored when game in case he’s needed on the with Erik Walkowiak’s two- Greater Pittston 1, South Scranton 1. E - Gustin 2, Or- catcher Ryan Hogan gunned Trent Grove drilled a two-run zello, Ettinger, Bressler, Martinelli. SB - Grove, Martinelli, the relay throw on a potential mound in the finals. run double. Two batters later, Zezza. CS - Harte, Gustin. down a baserunner in the double in the sixth. double play grounder was “They were chasing sliders Granteed blasted a two-run Greater PittstonIPH RERBBSO fourth; and shortstop Jeremy Suddenly, Swoyersville lead Romanowski, W831 024 dropped. at the beginning of the game,” triple before Joe Gavenonis Mott 10 0000 Worlinsky threw out a batter was chopped to 3-2. South Scranton IP HRER BB SO “Adam’s been here awhile,” Romanowski said. “And added an RBI single and Dylan Ettinger, L11/35 5301 from deep in the hole in the “When you make a mistake said Greater Pittston man- throughout the game, my fast- Maloney drove home a run Belardi 5 2/35 4311 eighth. like that, it kills you inside,” Schreck 2100 11 ager Jerry Ranieli, whose ball seemed to pick up.” with a double. WP - Ettinger, Belardi. None of those turned heads Ryan Hogan said. “You just try the way Pechulis did. to come back, help the team as With runners on second much as you can.” Area grad qualifies for golf championship and third in the third inning He helped plenty, driving of a scoreless game, Greater home Jeremy Sabecky with a Pittston’s Jake Granteed sent single in the seventh to give The Times Leader staff in the second round, logging Scholar-Athletes. NORMAN ROB ABRECHT 8-9 a bullet that seemed headed to Swoyersville breathing room. a 1-under-par score to defeat The team needed a 3.20 BASEBALL TOURNAMENT the outfield for a game-break- And reliever Billy Gregory VILLANOVA — Pittston runner-up Sean Fahey by three GPA or above to qualify for Wyoming West Wyoming 4, ing blow. never let Greater Pittston up Area graduate Brandon strokes. He will play in U.S. the award. “Probably one of the hardest for air by allowing just one hit Matthews shot 4-under-par Amateur Championship at The Amanda Holyk, Melanie South Wilkes-Barre 2 balls I’ve ever hit,” Granteed over the final three innings to at a qualifier at Overbrook Country Club in Brookline, Nolt, Katie Lynn and Ally Jayden Rusyn’s RBI single sighed. earn the save. Golf Club and Radnor Valley Mass. Aug. 12-18. Kristofco earned the individu- in the fifth inning knocked in But Pechulis got in the way “Our hitting is a big point,” Country Club, earned medal- Earlier this year, Matthews, al honors, as they were named the winning runs as Wyoming/ of Greater Pittston’s excite- Pechulis said. “But when we ist honors and punched his a sophomore at Temple ITA Scholar-Athletes. West Wyoming defeated South ment. need a play in the field, we get ticket to the U.S. Amateur University, barely missed qual- Each of the four Lady Wilkes-Barre. Swiveling his 5-foot-11, 225- it.” Greater PittstonABRHRBI 2B 3B HR Championship on Monday. ifying for the U.S. Open. Colonels was a varsity letter Nick Elko earned the win in pound frame like a cheetah, Jordan Zezza rf 3010000 After winning the Golf COLLEGE WOMEN’S TENNIS winner, had a GPA of at least five innings of work, while Hunter Pechulis instinctively dove to Mike Carey 2b 3000000 Association of Philadelphia’s 3.50 for the current academic Lawall picked up the save. his left, speared the ball for Jake Granteed 3b 3120 10 0 Wilkes team nets honors Joe Gavenonis p210 0000 109th Open Championship year and logged at least two Elko and Aaron Yelland had the inning’s second out, and Dylan Maloney 1b 4000000 Trent Grove c201 2100 five days earlier, Matthews Wilkes University wom- semesters at Wilkes University. two hits apiece for Wyoming. deflated Greater Pittston all in Justin Martinelli ss 4000000 Marty Cirelli lf 4000000 stormed out of the gates, en’s tennis team earned Last season, Wilkes went Dereck Camacho pitched one motion. Erik Walkowiak cf 2010000 recording a 3-under-par in the Intercollegiate Tennis 19-3, won its seventh straight five strong innings for South “I just reacted,” Penchulis Totals 27 24 2200 Swoyersville AB RHRBI 2B 3B HR first round at Overbrook Golf Association’s All-Academic Freedom Conference champi- Wilkes-Barre, while Miles said. “That’s all third base is Mike Leonard 2b 3110000 Nick Hogan lf 4110 10 0 Club to hold the 18-hole lead. Team honors, while four Lady onship and earned an NCAA Dewey paced South Wilkes- about — reaction. The first Ryan Hogan c412 2010 Matthews continued to roll Colonels were named ITA Tournament berth. Barre with three hits. thing I did when I got up, I Joe Pechulis 3b 401100 0 Evan McCue 1b 4000000 checked my pants. And I real- Matt Zielen rf 3010000 ized I saved about two runs.” Dan Flaherty p000 0000 Offense Billy Gregory p000 0000 Who would have thought a Matt Labashosky dh 3000000 guy that burly could move to JeremyWorlinskyss300 0000 From page 1B Jeremy Sabecky cf 3110000 fast? Totals 31 47 3110 Greater Pittston000 002000 —2 Tateyama in the tenth And despite having to throw “I’ve got a lot of faith in Swoyersville 003000 10x—4 capped by a three-run home 23 pitches in the first inning, Joe on third,” Toole said. LOB - Greater Pittston 7, Swoyersville 7. DP - Swoy- ersville 2. E - Grove, R. Hogan. Sac - Zezza 2. SB - Zielen run from Tigers’ No. 2 pros- including a 13-pitch at-bat by “Although he’s a big guy, he’s 2, Worlinsky, Leonard, Carey, Labashosky. CS - Grove. Greater PittstonIPH RERBBSO pect Avisail Garcia. Garcia, Toledo’s leadoff hit- definitely quick on his feet. Gavenonis,L 874445 Jose Valverde, a longtime ter, he fared well up until the That’s why he’s over there.” Swoyersville IP HRER BB SO Flaherty, W532 272 Major Leaguer, who was sent top of the sixth. That’s when In the blink of an eye, Gregory, S420 014 down by Detroit and is try- he got Garcia for the first out Greater Pittston’s upset bid PB - Grove 2. WP - Gavenonis 2. ing to work out his problems, but the next three batters all was over. Jersey Shore 10, Swoyersville 8 pitched a scoreless tenth to reached base. The rally was After Pechulis’ gravi- KINGSTON — Matt close out the first game. capped by a three-run homer ty-defying grab, Greater Labashosky recorded four MichaelPinedagottheGame from Nick Castellanos, the Pittston cleanup hitter Joe hits, including a double, but 1 start for the RailRiders and Tigers’ No. 2 prospect accord- Gavenonis was intention- Swoyersville lost its first pitched well, but only lasted ing to Baseball America. That ally walked to load the bases, game of the season and had three innings giving up three blast put the Mud Hens up and Swoyesville starter Dan its 23-game winning streak hits and whiffing three and 3-1. Aimee Dilger | The Times Leader Flaherty wriggled out of the snapped by Jersey Shore. threw 27 of his 39 pitches for Scranton/Wilkes-Barre’s RailRiders shortstop Hector Crespo catches the ball before throwing to first jam by inducing an inning- Mike Leonard added two strikes. According to reports, Bobby Wilson hit a solo shot for an out during the first game of a doubleheader against Toledo on Tuesday ending popup. hits, three runs and one RBI, New Yo rk general manager in the bottom of the fifth to at PNC Field. “Pechulis … that was a great while Nick Hogan chipped in Brian Cashman said Pineda put SWB ahead 1-0 in the sec- Russo 3b 30 10Patterson cf 4000 Ortega .2 10 001 play,” said Greater Pittston two hits, including a double, Diaz ss 3110Crespo ss 4000 Todd 210001 was removed from the starts ond game. Totals 36 494Totals 34 16 1 Weinhardt (W,3-0) 120001 manager Jerry Ranieli, whose one run and an RBI. for “innings management.” Game One Toledo 000 100000 3—Valverde (S,5)110 001 team dropped two one-run Zach DePasqua fueled the Mud Hens 4, RailRiders 1 4 RailRiders In the nightcap, SWB Toledo RailRiders RailRiders000 001000 0—Pineda 330003 games to Swoyersville during Jersey Shore offense with a International League All-Star ab rhbi ab rhbi 1 Cotham 32 1103 the Wyoming Valley league double, a run and three RBI. Garcia cf 5123Adams2b 3110 E – Worth (7), Crespo (1). LOB —TOL 5, SWB 8. Demel 110001 right-hander Chris Bootcheck Worth 2b 5000Murphyc 50 10 TEAM RISP – TOL 2-for-8, SWB 0-for-6. 2B – Murphy Zagurski 20 0005 season. “That ball was smoked Jersey Shore erased a three- Lennerton 1b 5020Garcia rf 4020 (10). HR – Garcia (4). SB – Garcia (4). SAC – Holaday, Tateyama (L,1-1)133 300 got the start against the team Castellanos lf 4100Johnson 1b 3000 Russo. GIDP – TOL 1 , SWB 1. HBP – Diaz (by Cotham) and he made a great play on run deficit with a six-run sixth he was a 2012 All-Star with. Dorn dh 40 10Ruiz dh 30 10 IP HRER BB SO Umpires— Home, Clint Fagan; First, Ben May; it. Yo u’ve got to tip your hat inning to gain an 8-5 advan- Guezrf4011Mustelier 3b 4000 Toledo Second, Jeff Gosney; Third, Carlos Torres He lasted longer than Pined. Holadayc 3110Grice lf 40 10 Lobstein 5.12 1145 T— 2:49 to him.” tage. Not long after, the game Swoyersville will face off tipped in Swoyersville’s favor. against the winner of Jersey Mike Leonard began a Shore and Greater Pittston THE T.L. EXPRESS three-run rally in the bottom for the Region 5 title today at In the first game of Tuesday’s doubleheader in 10 RailRiders. He was not on the team’s roster for 1340-AM, 1400-AM, 100.7-FM of the third inning when he 1:30 p.m. innings, the RailRiders lost 4-1 to Toledo for their Tuesday’s games. In other team news, ambidextrous On TV: The next live telecast on My Network TV drew a walk, moved to sec- Jersey ShoreABRHBI2B3BHR pitcher Pat Venditte began a rehab assignment (WQMY) will be Thursday 7 p.m. Colton Potter ss 2310000 fourth straight loss and also scored just one run for ond on a passed ball and then Boone Costa cf 4221100 the fourth consecutive contest. with the Gulf Coast League Yankees 2; he had been HOW THEYSCORED Christian Rishel lf 5121100 Note: At press time, the second game was in the on the RailRiders’ D.L. all season…right-hander GAME ONE charged to third base on a Zach Miller 2b 5000000 fake bunt attempt by Nick Zach DePasqua p/rf 411310 0 seventh inning with Toledo leading 3-1. Sam Demel was activated from the disabled listed TOLEDO FOURTH: Jordan Lennerton singled. Eric Huling c501 1100 RailRiders at the plate: In the first game,Adonis on Monday…In a late move before the first game, Nick Castellanos was safe on a fielder’s choice, Hogan. With nobody covering Chris Glunk rf/p 4100000 Garcia went 2 for 4 as the only batter with more shortstop Walter Ibarra was placed on the D.L. and Lennerton out at second. Danny Dorn singled to the third-base bag for Greater Jordan Bartges 1b 4100000 Travis Eiswerth 3b 512100 0 than one hit,while J.R. Murphy doubled for the catcher Ryan Baker was activated. move Castellanos to third. Ben Guez reached on Pittston, Leonard easily stole Totals 38 10 9740 0 team’s lone extra-base hit.The only run scored on a Attendance: 4,947 a fielder’s choice on throw to second when Dorn the base and continued home Swoyersville AB RHBI 2B 3B HR Dan Johnson fielder’s choice. Time of Game: Game 1, 2:49 was safe on an error. Bryan Holaday flied out. Kevin Mike Leonard ss 432100 0 with the game’s first run Nick Hogan lf 5121100 RailRiders on the mound: In Game 1, Michael Today’s Game: Game 3 of the four-game series Russo flied out. MUD HENS 1-0 Ryan Hogan c501 1000 Pineda got the start and pitched three scoreless against Toledo is this afternoon at noon at PNC RAILRIDERS SIXTH: David Adams walked and when the throw sailed into Joe Pechulis 3b/1b 201100 0 left field. Evan Mccue 1b/p511 0000 frames. Caleb Cotham tossed three innings in relief Field. advanced to third on a double by J.R. Murphy. Matt Zielen rf 5100000 allowing one run, while Sam Demel went a scoreless Today’s Probables: RailRiders’ RHP Brett Marshall Adonis Garcia walked to load the bases. Dan “I saw him running in,” Matt Labashosky 2b/3b 5141100 frame in his first appearance since being placed on (4-8, 5.70) vs. Mud Hens’ rightyJon Link (0-1, 2.57) Johnson hit a sac fly to center scoring Adams.Jose JeremyWorlinskyp/2b 400100 0 Leonard said of Greater Jeremy Sabecky cf 4110000 the D.L. on June 17. Mike Zagurski pitched the eighth On Deck: The series with Toledo wraps up Thursday Ortega relieved Kyle Lobstein. Randy Ruiz struck Pittston’s third baseman. “No Totals 39 812620 0 and ninth innings fanning five. The loss went to night.Then the RailRiders head out on an eight-game out. Ronnier Mustelier grounded out. TIED 1-1 Jersey Shore200 106100 —10 Yoshinori Tateyama, who gave up a three-run home road swing to the west beginning with four in Louisville. TOLEDO TENTH: Bryan Holaday singled. Kevin one was there. Coach said to Swoyersville 200301 200—8 fake the bunt and see what Jersey ShoreIPH RERBBSO run to Avisail Garcia in the top of the tenth. Today at PNC Field: The special start time of 12:05 Russo sacrificed Holaday to second. Argenis Diaz Zach DePasqua, W712 87310 Riding the Rails: Alberto Gonlalez, who was p.m. means that today is a Camp Day with many singled as Holaday moved to third. Avisail Garcia hit happens. It worked out per- Chris Glunk, S200 010 camps expected to be in attendance. a three-run home run. DannyWorth flied out.Jordan Swoyersville IP HRER BB SO designated for assignment by the Yankees last fectly.” JeremyWorlinsky, L5.2 79 774 week, cleared waivers and was assigned to the On The Radio: All games can be heard on WYCK Lennerton popped out. MUD HENS 4-1 It got even better for Evan Mccue 3.12 1103 PAGE 4B Wednesday,July 24, 2013 SPORTS www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER

mlb STANDINGS • STATS AMERICAN LEAGUE MONDAY’S LATE BOXES East Division Marlins 3, Rockies 1 Spotlight WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Miami Colorado Boston 61 41 .598 ——6-4 W-134-18 27-23 ab rhbi ab rhbi Tampa Bay 59 42 .584 1½ —8-2 L-1 34-19 25-23 Hchvrr ss 4010Fowler cf 4000 Baltimore 57 44 .564 3½ —8-2 L-1 29-20 28-24 Lucas 1b 5221LeMahi 2b 4030 New York 52 47 .525 7½ 44-6 L-2 28-23 24-24 Stanton rf 2111CGnzlz lf 4010 Ozuna cf 3020Tlwtzk ss 4121 Toronto 45 54 .455 14½ 11 2-8 L-6 25-26 20-28 Polanc 3b 3021Cuddyr rf 4020 now on Central Division DSolan 2b 4000Helton 1b 4000 WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Ruggin lf 3000WRosr c4000 Detroit 54 44 .551 ——5-5 W-229-19 25-25 Mathis c4010Arenad 3b 4010 Cleveland 52 47 .525 2½ 46-4 L-1 30-19 22-28 Koehler p2000Pomrnz p1000 Kansas City 46 51 .474 7½ 93-7 W-125-24 21-27 Qualls p0000Corpas p1000 Minnesota 42 54 .438 11 12½ 5-5 W-123-24 19-30 Dobbs ph 1000Pachec ph 1000 Cishek p0000WLopez p0000 Rodriguez Chicago 39 57 .406 14 15½ 5-5 L-1 21-23 18-34 West Division Totals 31 393Totals 35 191 WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Miami 201 000 000—3 Colorado 000 100 000—1 Oakland 58 41 .586 ——6-4 W-230-15 28-26 DP—Miami 1, Colorado 3. LOB—Miami 8, Colo- STeveN mArcuS Texas 55 44 .556 313-7 W-128-22 27-22 rado 7. 2B—Stanton (11), C.Gonzalez (23), Cud- Seattle 47 52 .475 11 97-3 W-726-25 21-27 dyer (20). HR—Lucas (2), Tulowitzki (17). SB— Newsday Los Angeles 46 51 .474 11 94-6 L-2 26-27 20-24 Hechavarria (5). S—Koehler. SF—Polanco. Houston 33 65 .337 24½ 22½ 1-9 L-6 17-36 16-29 IP HRER BB SO NATIONAL LEAGUE Miami Alex Rodriguez’s uncertain East Division Koehler W,2-5 781107 future has taken center stage as AP photo WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Qualls H,7 110000 Major League Baseball’s probe Atlanta 56 44 .560 ——4-6 L-1 31-15 25-29 Cishek S,18-20 100002 In this July 24, 1983, photo, Kansas city royals’ George brett, second from Colorado Philadelphia 49 50 .495 6½ 7½ 6-4 L-2 26-21 23-29 into a former anti-aging clinic right, is restrained by umpire Joe brinkman after his bat was ruled illegal Pomeranz L,0-4 4 1-3 53342 enters its disciplinary phase. Washington 48 52 .480 892-8 L-5 27-23 21-29 Corpas 2 2-3 20000 because of pine tar beyond the legal limit on the handle during a game against New York 44 52 .458 10 11 6-4 W-120-29 24-23 W.Lopez 220013 The season-ending sus- the NewYork Yankees at Yankee Stadium in NewYork. brett hit a home run Miami 36 61 .371 18½ 19½ 4-6 W-121-27 15-34 Umpires—Home, Mark Carlson; First, Gerry pension of Ryan Braun on that would have won the game against the Yankees, but was instead called out. Central Division Davis; Second, Dan Iassogna; Third, Brian Knight. WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away T—2:40. A—31,913 (50,398). Monday for his involvement St. Louis 59 37 .615 ——7-3 W-129-17 30-20 with Biogenesis has placed Pittsburgh 59 39 .602 1—6-4 W-332-18 27-21 Mariners 2, Indians 1 Rodriguez in the middle of brett Cincinnati 57 43 .570 4—7-3 W-232-17 25-26 Cleveland Seattle Chicago 44 53 .454 15½ 11½5-5 W-122-26 22-27 ab rhbi ab rhbi a firestorm of speculation. A Milwaukee 41 57 .418 19 15 5-5 L-1 25-27 16-30 Bourn cf 3010BMiller ss 4000 Swisher 1b 4121Frnkln 2b 3010 report Tuesday said that MLB From page 1B West Division Kipnis 2b 4000Ibanez lf 2000 would look to hit Rodriguez and had developed quite the interview with The Associated WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away ACarer ss 3000KMorls dh 4111 with a lifetime ban, another Los Angeles 52 47 .525 ——8-2 W-527-23 25-24 Brantly lf 4010Seager 3b 3010 bitter rivalry. Press on Tuesday night in Arizona 51 48 .515 15½4-6 L-1 27-21 24-27 CSantn c4010Smoak 1b 4000 said that Rodriguez would try Throw in the cast of char- Houston, shortly before he Colorado 48 52 .480 4½ 95-5 L-1 28-23 20-29 Giambi dh 3000MSndrs rf 3000 to cut a deal, and another said San Francisco 45 54 .455 711½ 5-5 L-3 27-23 18-31 Aviles pr 0000Zunino c3121 acters — the irascible Martin, worked a game between the San Diego 44 56 .440 8½ 13 4-6 W-127-23 17-33 Chsnhll 3b 4000Ackley cf 3010 Rodriguez would fight any sus- Brett and Gossage — and Astros and Athletics. Stubbs rf 2000 pension handed down. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Totals 31 151Totals 29 262 it’s hardly a surprise that an “I have young players now Monday’s Games Monday’s Games Cleveland 100 000 000—1 Rodriguez has not sought to entirely new generation knows come up to me and say, ‘Hey, Texas 3, N.Y. Yankees 0 Pittsburgh 6, Washington 5 Seattle 000 11000x—2 make a deal with MLB, Ron L.A. Dodgers 14, Toronto 5 L.A. Dodgers 14, Toronto 5 DP—Cleveland 1. LOB—Cleveland 7, Seattle every vivid detail. I didn’t know you were the Tampa Bay 3, Boston 0 Atlanta 2, N.Y. Mets 1 7. 2B—Brantley (14), C.Santana (24), Zunino (4). Berkowitz, publicist for the “It you play for the Kansas pine tar umpire. We were just Baltimore 9, Kansas City 2 San Diego 5, Milwaukee 3 HR—Swisher (10), K.Morales (15), Zunino (2). Yankees third baseman, said City Royals, you know about Detroit 7, Chicago White Sox 3 Miami 3, Colorado 1 CS—Bourn (7). Tuesday. talking about it the other day Oakland 4, Houston 3 Chicago Cubs 4, Arizona 2 IP HRER BB SO George and the pine tar,” said and they said it was you,’” Minnesota 4, L.A. Angels 3 Cincinnati 11, San Francisco 0 Cleveland “There is no plea arrange- Royals third baseman Mike Seattle 2, Cleveland 1 Tuesday’s Games U.Jimenez L,7-5 5 2-3 52246 ment under way with Major McClelland said with a laugh. Tuesday’s Games Cincinnati 9, San Francisco 3, 1st game C.C.Lee 1-3 00000 Moustakas, who wasn’t born “I’ll have people on the street L.A. Dodgers 10, Toronto 9 Pittsburgh 5, Washington 1 R.Hill 110002 League Baseball,” Berkowitz Boston 6, Tampa Bay 2 L.A. Dodgers 10, Toronto 9 Shaw 100001 until five years later. “He loves Kansas City 3, Baltimore 2 N.Y. Mets 4, Atlanta 1 said. and people that I know bring Seattle N.Y. Yankees at Texas, (n) San Diego at Milwaukee, (n) it, though.” Harang W,5-8 741112 There was no indication it up once in a while. If I go Detroit at Chicago White Sox, (n) Philadelphia at St. Louis,(n) He certainly didn’t love it at out and give talks, I’m always Oakland at Houston, (n) Miami at Colorado, (n) Furbush H,10 100001 from MLB that it was discuss- the time. Minnesota at L.A. Angels, (n) Chicago Cubs at Arizona, (n) Wilhelmsen S,22-27 110010 ing a plea with Rodriguez, introduced as the pine tar Cleveland at Seattle, (n) San Francisco at Cincinnati, 2nd game, (n) HBP—by Harang (A.Cabrera), by Furbush “That just shows you his umpire. It’s fine.” Wednesday’s Games Wednesday’s Games (Bourn). WP—U.Jimenez, Harang. Balk—R.Hill. though reports suggest either intensity,” said current Royals Oakland (Griffin 8-7) at Houston (B.Norris Pittsburgh (Liriano 9-4) at Washington (Stras- Umpires—Home, Bill Welke; First, Adrian John- side could change its stance in What became of the bat only 6-9), 2:10 p.m. burg 5-7), 7:05 p.m. son; Second, Fieldin Culbreth; Third, Lance Bar- manager Ned Yo st, who was a adds another rich layer to its Minnesota (Pelfrey 4-7) at L.A. Angels (Weav- L.A. Dodgers (Nolasco 6-9) at Toronto (Rogers rett. this fluid process. backup catcher for the Brewers er 4-5), 3:35 p.m. 3-4), 7:07 p.m. T—2:35. A—18,000 (47,476). “The CBS Evening News” history. Cleveland (Kazmir 5-4) at Seattle (J.Saunders Atlanta (Hudson 7-7) at N.Y. Mets (Hefner in 1983. “It shows you the type Brett was particularly fond 9-8), 3:40 p.m. 4-7), 7:10 p.m. Reds 11, Giants 0 reported that an unnamed of player he was.” of that piece of lumber because L.A. Dodgers (Nolasco 6-9) at Toronto (Rogers San Diego (O’Sullivan 0-1) at Milwaukee Cincinnati San Francisco MLB executive speculated that The Royals immediately 3-4), 7:07 p.m. (Lohse 6-7), 8:10 p.m. ab rhbi ab rhbi a lifetime ban could be in store it had fewer grains in the Tampa Bay (Price 4-5) at Boston (Doubront Philadelphia (Lannan 2-3) at St. Louis (West- Choo cf 4121GBlanc lf-rf 4010 appealed McClelland’s deci- wood, and that meant it was 7-3), 7:10 p.m. brook 6-4), 8:15 p.m. Paul lf 1011Scutaro 2b 3000 for Rodriguez. sion, and in one of the rare N.Y. Yankees (Pettitte 7-7) at Texas (Garza Miami (Ja.Turner 3-2) at Colorado (J.De La DRonsn lf-cf 5330Abreu 2b 1000 ESPN New Yo rk reported a bit harder than most bats. 0-0), 8:05 p.m. Rosa 9-5), 8:40 p.m. Votto 1b 3110Posey c2010 instances in baseball history, So even after it had become a Baltimore (W.Chen 5-3) at Kansas City Chicago Cubs (Samardzija 6-9) at Arizona Hannhn ph-1b-3b20 10Quiroz c2000 that Rodriguez was trying to it was overturned four days (E.Santana 6-6), 8:10 p.m. (Kennedy 3-7), 9:40 p.m. Phillips 2b 3111Sandovl 3b 4000 make a deal with Major League piece of baseball folklore, Brett Detroit (Ani.Sanchez 7-7) at Chicago White Cincinnati (Leake 9-4) at San Francisco CIzturs ph-2b 2010Pence rf 3010 later. American League presi- Sox (Joh.Danks 2-7), 8:10 p.m. (Gaudin 4-1), 10:15 p.m. Baseball, and USA Today continued to use the stick of Bruce rf 3212Dunnng p0000 dent Lee MacPhail ordered Thursday’s Games Thursday’s Games Frazier 3b 4123Machi p0000 reported that Rodriguez had ash for a few more games, N.Y. Yankees at Texas, 2:05 p.m. Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 12:10 p.m. N.Soto 1b 1000Francr ph 1000 the game to be finished on Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Washington, 12:35 p.m. Cozart ss 5010Belt 1b 3010 no intention of negotiating a “Gaylord Perry was on Houston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. San Diego at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. Mesorc c5232AnTrrs cf 3010 Aug. 18, and the Royals won Tampa Bay at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Miami at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. settlement with MLB. our team and said, ‘George, Arroyo p4000BCrwfr ss 3010 5-4 with Brett’s homer the dif- Baltimore at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Philadelphia at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Baseball’s basic agreement you’re using a very expensive L.A. Angels at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Linccm p1000 ference. Minnesota at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Cincinnati at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Kontos p1000 says that the commissioner can To ensure there were no bat. That bat’s worth a lot of Tanaka lf 1010 attempt to discipline a player money,’” Brett said. “I remem- Totals 42111710Totals 32 070 hard feelings, Brinkman sent Cincinnati 321 211100—11 for just cause in any amount of ber taking some alcohol and Mets 4, Braves 1 Reds 9, Giants 3 San Francisco 000 000 000—0 Brett a telegram on the day the Atlanta New York games he thinks he can justify Cincinnati San Francisco E—Belt (5). DP—Cincinnati 2, San Francisco 1. a towel and cleaning it up to ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi decision was overturned that LOB—Cincinnati 6, San Francisco 5. 2B—Choo before an arbitrator. The arbi- Smmns ss 4111EYong lf 4010 Choo cf 3000AnTrrs cf 4110 18 inches — I even drew a red (24), Paul (10), Phillips (17), Frazier 2 (17), Me- read, “Congratulations on the Heywrd cf 3010DnMrp 2b 4110 DRonsn cf 1000Scutaro 2b 4020 trator would then apply the news today. Looking forward line at the 18-inch mark, and J.Upton rf 4000DWrght 3b 4020 Heisey lf-rf 5020Abreu 2b 1000 soraco (10). HR—Choo (14), Bruce (20), Mesoraco just cause standard in assess- used it one or two games — FFrmn 1b 4000Byrd rf 3100 Votto 1b 5111Posey 1b 3000 (5). SB—D.Robinson (3), Phillips (2). SF—Bruce. to seeing you.” McCnn c3010I.Davis 1b 4111 Phillips 2b 5110Belt 1b 1000 IP HRER BB SO ing the suspension. and Gaylord said, ‘You’re crazy Gattis lf 4010Buck c3021 Bruce rf 3210Sandovl 3b 2101 Cincinnati Brett’s relationship with Uggla 2b 3020Lagars cf 2111 Berkowitz said that Paul lf 1000Pence rf 4020 Arroyo W,9-7 970006 to use that bat.’ So that’s when CJhnsn 3b 4010Quntnll ss 3000 San Francisco McClelland has also grown Medlen p2000CTorrs p2011 Frazier 3b 5122Machi p0000 Rodriguez was visiting his chil- tight. They occasionally see I took it out of play.” DCrpnt p0000Ardsm p0000 Cozart ss 4342Francr lf-rf 4010 Lincecum L,5-10 3 2-3 98812 dren in Miami and is expected Brett sold it to a collector for Loe p0000Rice p0000 CIzturs ss 0000Quiroz c3111 Kontos 3 1-3 73303 each other at the ballpark, and RJhnsn ph 1000Niwnhs ph 1000 Mesorc c4133BCrwfr ss 3010 Dunning 110001 back at the Yankees’ minor- McCelland still wonders what $25,000, but quickly realized Hwkns p0000 Cingrn p3011Surkmp p1000 Machi 100002 league complex in Tampa for Parnell p0000 Simon p1000Petit p2000 WP—Kontos. Brett would have done had he his mistake. He bought it back Totals 32 171Totals 30 494 Tanaka lf 1001 Umpires—Home, Ron Kulpa; First, Tom Hallion; treatment of a grade 1 quadri- not been held back. for the same price — throwing Atlanta 100 000 000—1 Totals 40 915 9Totals 33 383 Second, Phil Cuzzi; Third, Chris Guccione. ceps strain. Rodriguez was not New York 001 003 00x—4 Cincinnati 043 010 100—9 T—2:45. A—41,797 (41,915). “I always say George wasn’t in a bat he used to hit three DP—Atlanta 1. LOB—Atlanta 9, New York 4. San Francisco 100 100 001—3 seen at the facility Tuesday. 2B—McCann (9), C.Johnson (21), I.Davis (5), DP—San Francisco 1. LOB—Cincinnati 6, homers off Catfish Hunter to Twins 4, Angels 3 very smart,” McClelland said, Lagares (13). HR—Simmons (10). SB—Uggla (1). San Francisco 8. 2B—Phillips (18), Bruce (29), Rodriguez, who was diag- “because he’s running out seal the deal — and eventually CS—E.Young (8). S—Medlen. SF—Lagares. An.Torres (16), Quiroz (6). HR—Votto (16), Cozart Minnesota Los Angeles nosed with the quad strain IP HRER BB SO (8), Mesoraco (6). SB—Bruce (3), Francoeur (1). ab rhbi ab rhbi at me and I’m 6-foot-6 and I donated it to the Baseball Hall Atlanta SF—Sandoval, Quiroz. Dozier 2b 4110Shuck lf 4110 Sunday at the end of a 20-day weighed 250 pounds and I of Fame. Medlen L,6-10 5 1-3 74414 IP HRER BB SO Bernier ss 5011Trout cf 4021 minor-league rehabilitation for D.Carpenter 1 2-3 10001 Cincinnati Mauer c4030Pujols dh 4000 Loe 110001 have protective equipment on It remains there to this day. Cingrani W,4-1 6 2-3 52232 Mornea 1b 4000HKndrc 2b 4111 his surgically repaired left hip, New York Simon 2 1-3 31100 Doumit rf 5010Callasp 3b 4000 and a bat in my hand.” “Whenever I go back, I C.Torres W,1-1 671126 remains on the disabled list. A McClelland fondly recalled always go and look at it,” Brett Aardsma H,2 2-3 00010 San Francisco Plouffe 3b 4010Trumo rf-1b 3020 source has said if Rodriguez Rice H,10 1-3 00000 Surkamp L,0-1 2 2-3 97700 Colaell dh 4110Hawpe 1b 3000 the pine tar game during an said. “It’s pretty cool.” Hawkins H,9 100001 Petit 5 1-3 62207 Carroll pr-dh 0000Cowgill ph-rf 1011 stayed on the DL four months Parnell S,19-23 100002 Machi 100001 Thoms lf 4222Conger c2010 HBP—by C.Torres (Uggla). HBP—by Surkamp (Choo, Bruce). Hicks cf 4021Iannett ph-c 1000 from the start of the season, the Umpires—Home, Paul Schrieber; First, Chad Umpires—Home, Tom Hallion; First, Quinn Wol- Aybar ss 4110 Yankees would begin collecting Fairchild; Second, Jeff Kellogg; Third, Eric Cooper. cott; Second, Chris Guccione; Third, Ron Kulpa. Totals 38 412 4Totals 34 393 T—2:52. A—0 (41,915). a percentage of his salary from Mets fill-in blanks T—2:54. A—24,355 (41,922). Minnesota 020 200 000—4 Los Angeles 101 000 010—3 Royals 3, Orioles 2 Red Sox 6, Rays 2 a disability policy. That would Baltimore Kansas City Tampa Bay Boston E—H.Kendrick (10). DP—Minnesota 1, Los be on or about Aug. 1. ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi Angeles 1. LOB—Minnesota 10, Los Angeles 10. McLoth lf 4000AGordn lf 5110 DJnngs cf 4010Victorn cf 5110 2B—Bernier (1), Thomas (5), Hicks (11), Aybar Machd 3b 4111Hosmer 1b 4020 Zobrist 2b 4000Nava rf 4110 (14). 3B—Conger (1). HR—Thomas (4). SB— Markks rf 4120L.Cain cf 3110 Orioles 9, Royals 2 to down Braves Longori 3b 4111Pedroia 2b 2001 Hicks (7). SF—H.Kendrick. Baltimore Kansas City A.Jones cf 4011BButler dh 4010 WMyrs rf 4121D.Ortiz dh 4020 IP HRER BB SO ab rhbi ab rhbi C.Davis 1b 4010Mostks 3b 4021 Joyce dh 4000Napoli 1b 4220 Minnesota McLoth lf 3120AGordn lf 3000 Hardy ss 4000Lough rf 4110 The Associated Press YEscor ss 4000Carp lf 3011 Deduno W,6-4 742255 Machd 3b 6100Dyson cf 0000 Valenci dh 2000Kottars c3000 his second longball in as many Loney 1b 4010JGoms lf 1110 Markks rf 6130Hosmer 1b 3000 Urrutia ph-dh 2000S.Perez c0000 Fien H,12 2-3 21100 JMolin c3010Sltlmch c3020 Perkins S,24-26 1 1-3 30002 A.Jones cf 6120BButler dh 3000 NEW YORK — Carlos games, Joey Votto and Zack BRorts 2b 3000AEscor ss 4020 C.Davis 1b 4223S.Perez c4110 Tegrdn c2000Getz 2b 2011 SRdrgz lf 3010Drew ss 4111 Los Angeles Torres pitched six impressive Cozart also connected, and Iglesias 3b 4012 Wieters c5120L.Cain cf-rf 4000 Totals 33 252Totals 33 3112 Blanton L,2-13 3 2-3 94424 Tegrdn c0000Mostks 3b 4010 Totals 34 272Totals 34 612 5 innings as a fill-in starter and the Cincinnati Reds pounded Baltimore 001 000 001—2 Kohn 1 1-3 00001 Hardy ss 5233Lough rf-lf 4121 Kansas City 111 000 00x—3 Tampa Bay 010 001 000—2 Jepsen 100002 Flahrty ss 0000MTejad 2b 3010 had an RBI single, Ike Davis the San Francisco Giants for Boston 011010 03x—6 E—Moustakas (12). DP—Baltimore 1. LOB— S.Downs 110000 Urrutia dh 5031AEscor ss 2001 Baltimore 5, Kansas City 12. 2B—Moustakas 2 E—Y.Escobar (5). LOB—Tampa Bay 5, Boston had a go-ahead double in a the second straight game in D.De La Rosa 120013 BRorts 2b 2001 (15). 3B—A.Jones (1). HR—Machado (8). SB—L. 7. 2B—W.Myers (6), J.Molina (8), Victorino (13), ACasill ph-2b 1010 Roth 100000 three-run sixth and the New the opener of a doubleheader. Cain (12), Getz 2 (8). S—Getz. Nava (15), Napoli (25), Saltalamacchia (25). HR— Totals 43 918 8Totals 30 252 Yo rk Mets beat the Atlanta IP HRER BB SO Longoria (21), W.Myers (5). SB—Victorino (14), Umpires—Home, Alfonso Marquez; First, Ted Baltimore 202 014 000—9 AmerIcAN leAGue Baltimore Pedroia (14), Drew (3). SF—Pedroia. Barrett; Second, Mike Muchlinski; Third, Scott Kansas City 001 100 000—2 Braves 4-1 on Tuesday night. Hammel L,7-7 6103344 IP HRER BB SO Barry. E—Moustakas (11). DP—Baltimore 1. LOB— red Sox 6, rays 2. Baltimore 13, Kansas City 5. 2B—A.Jones (25), John Buck had a run-scoring McFarland 1 2-3 10011 Tampa Bay T—3:31. A—33,363 (45,483). Asencio 1-3 00000 Ro.Hernandez L,5-11573311 C.Davis (30), Wieters (21). 3B—McLouth (3). HR— single and Juan Lagares a sac- BOSTON — Jon Lester Kansas City Al.Torres 210002 Cubs 4, Diamondbacks 2 Hardy (17). SF—C.Davis, B.Roberts, A.Escobar. B.Chen W,4-0 631104 IP HRER BB SO J.Wright 1-3 00000 Chicago Arizona Baltimore rifice fly in a sixth inning that matched his season high with K.Herrera H,10 100001 Farnsworth 2-3 43301 Crow H,15 100011 ab rhbi ab rhbi Feldman W,2-1 852223 Boston helped the Mets beat Atlanta’s eight strikeouts and overcame G.Holland S,25-27 121101 Lake cf 5143Pollock cf 3000 Patton 100000 Kris Medlen (6-10) for the homers by Wil Myers and Evan WP—K.Herrera. Lester W,9-6 6 1-3 72208 StCastr ss 5020Cllmntr p0000 Kansas City Umpires—Home, Dale Scott; First, Bill Miller; Thornton H,19 1-3 00000 Rizzo 1b 3000Nieves ph 0000 W.Davis L,4-9 2 2-3 74233 first time in eight starts. Longoria as the Boston Red Second, Todd Tichenor; Third, CB Bucknor. Tazawa H,17 1 1-3 00003 ASorin lf 4000ErChvz ph 1000 Mendoza 3 1-3 75510 Coleman 110001 T—2:43. A—19,072 (37,903). Uehara 100002 Ransm 3b 3000Sipp p0000 Torres (1-1) gave up seven Sox remained in first place. HBP—by Ro.Hernandez (Pedroia). WP— Hochevar 110002 DNavrr c3111Putz p0000 Ro.Hernandez. Collins 120002 hits, including a home run to The loss ended the Rays’ six- Dodgers 10, Blue Jays 9 Gillespi rf 4010WHarrs p0000 Los Angeles Toronto Umpires—Home, Tony Randazzo; First, Larry HBP—by Feldman (A.Gordon). Balk—Mendoza. Barney 2b 4110Prado 3b 3001 Umpires—Home, CB Bucknor; First, Dale Scott; Andrelton Simmons on the game winning streak and was ab rhbi ab rhbi Vanover; Second, Brian Gorman; Third, Manny Second, Bill Miller; Third, Todd Tichenor. Gonzalez. Rusin p2110Gldsch 1b 4021 second pitch of the game, in just their third in 21 games, Crwfrd lf 6110Reyes ss 5223 T—3:13. A—16,362 (37,903). Puig rf 3220MeCarr lf 4000 T—3:06. A—34,609 (37,499). BParkr p0000A.Hill 2b 4000 his second start of the season, a surge that began when they AdGnzl 1b 4323ClRsms cf 1010 Sappelt ph 1000MMntr c4000 Athletics 4, Astros 3 HRmrz dh 4210Bautist rf 4122 Pirates 5, Nationals 1 Russell p0000C.Ross lf 3010 Oakland Houston pitching out of trouble in the were in fourth place. ab rhbi ab rhbi Ethier cf 4123Encrnc 1b 5010 Pittsburgh Washington Guerrir p0000GParra rf 3000 first four innings. M.Ellis 2b 5023Lind dh 5110 Crisp cf 4010Villar ss 4110 royals 3, Orioles 2 ab rhbi ab rhbi Strop p0000Gregrs ss 3130 CYoung lf 5121Altuve 2b 2000 HrstnJr 3b 4111DeRosa 3b 2111 SMarte lf 5000Harper lf 4010 Schrhlt ph 1010Skaggs p1000 Fdrwcz c5020MIzturs ph-2b 3000 Lowrie ss 5000JCastro c4000 Pirates 5, Nationals 1 Tabata rf 4000Rendon 2b 4000 Gregg p0000Eaton ph-cf 2100 Dnldsn 3b 3110Carter 1b 4111 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Punto ss 5000Bonifac pr 0000 Morris p0000Zmrmn 3b 4000 RDavis cf-lf 5120 Totals 35 4114Totals 31 262 Freimn 1b 4020Maxwll rf 4110 Melncn p0000AdLRc 1b 4000 Moss pr-1b 0100JDMrtn dh 3001 WASHINGTON — Gerrit Bruce Chen tossed six strong Arencii c5131 Chicago 010 020 001—4 McCtch cf 4010Werth rf 2000 DNorrs c3010Wallac ph 1000 Lawrie 2b-3b 2222 Arizona 000 002 000—2 Reddck rf 3112BBarns cf 4010 Cole pitched seven strong innings, Greg Holland pitched PAlvrz 3b 4221Dsmnd ss 2000 DP—Chicago 1, Arizona 2. LOB—Chicago 7, Ar- Totals 40101310Totals 41 915 9 GGreen 2b 3001MDmn 3b 3000 Los Angeles 000 201 340—10 RMartn c4230Span cf 3010 izona 7. 2B—St.Castro (22), C.Ross (13), Grego- innings to end a personal out of a ninth-inning jam, and GJones 1b 2000WRams c3111 Sogard 2b 0000Elmore lf 3010 Toronto 002 213 001—9 rius (12). HR—Lake (1), D.Navarro (9). SB—Gold- GSnchz ph-1b 1011Jordan p2000 S.Smith dh 4000 three-game losing streak and the Kansas City Royals held on E—Hairston Jr. (4), Federowicz (4). LOB—Los schmidt (10). CS—Lake (2), Rizzo (4). SF—Prado. Walker 2b 4101Krol p0000 Totals 34 484Totals 32 352 added an RBI single to lead to beat the Baltimore Orioles. Angeles 9, Toronto 9. 2B—Ethier (21), Federowicz IP HRER BB SO Oakland 000 001 120—4 (5), Reyes (6), Lind (21), R.Davis (8), Arencibia Mercer ss 4011Berndn ph 1000 Houston 012 000 000—3 Pittsburgh over Washington. Holland, who logged his (14). HR—Ad.Gonzalez (15), Ethier (7), Hairston Cole p3021Clipprd p0000 Chicago Rusin W,1-0 522224 E—Lowrie (14), G.Green (3), D.Norris (2), Cole (5-3) turned in the best 25th save in 27 chances, gave Jr. (2), Reyes (5), Bautista (23), DeRosa (6). Snider rf 1000 M.Dominguez (10). DP—Oakland 1, Houston 1. SB—Puig (6), R.Davis (26). CS—M.Izturis (3). Totals 36 510 5Totals 29 131 B.Parker H,4 110001 LOB—Oakland 8, Houston 4. 2B—Crisp (15), Frei- outing of his young career, up a leadoff single in the SF—Lawrie. Pittsburgh 030 000 020—5 Russell H,16 2-3 10020 man (7), Maxwell (9). 3B—C.Young (2). HR—C. IP HRER BB SO Washington001 000 000—1 Guerrier H,7 1-3 00000 Young (9), Reddick (5). SB—Villar (1), Altuve (22), allowing a run on two hits in ninth to Nick Markakis and a Los Angeles E—W.Ramos (5), Rendon (9). DP—Washing- Strop H,3 110002 Maxwell (3). CS—Altuve (7). SF—G.Green. his eighth career start. Pedro run-producing triple to Adam Capuano 4 1-3 75512 ton 2. LOB—Pittsburgh 5, Washington 3. 2B—G. Gregg S,19-21 110000 IP HRER BB SO Marmol 1 2-3 43310 Sanchez (11). HR—P.Alvarez (25), W.Ramos (5). Arizona Oakland Howell 1-3 00000 Milone 653215 Alvarez homered and singled, Jones with none out. SB—R.Martin (8), Werth (4). CS—Harper (4). Skaggs L,2-2 673306 League W,4-3 2-3 10001 IP HRER BB SO Cook W,3-2 100002 and Russell Martin had three Collmenter 110001 Doolittle H,14 100012 INTerleAGue Belisario H,10 110002 Pittsburgh Jansen S,12-15 121110 Sipp 000010 Balfour S,26-26 100002 hits for the Pirates, who won Cole W,5-3 721114 Toronto Putz 100011 Houston Dodgers 10,blue Jays 9 Morris 110001 their third straight game. Redmond 5 2-3 73316 W.Harris 131100 Keuchel 651145 Melancon 100000 Cecil H,6 2-3 23321 Sipp pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. Blackley H,13 2-3 11101 TORONTO — Adrian Washington reds 9, Giants 3 McGowan H,3 2-3 10001 Rusin pitched to 2 batters in the 6th. Ambriz H,13 2-3 11100 Jordan L,0-3 7 2-3 95414 W.Wright L,0-4 BS,4-4 111100 Gonzalez hit a three-run Oliver L,3-2 BS,3-3 134412 HBP—by Skaggs (D.Navarro). WP—B.Parker, J.Perez 100000 Krol 1-3 10000 Cisnero 2-3 00001 Strop. SAN FRANCISCO — Devin homer, Andre Ethier and Jerry HBP—by McGowan (Hairston Jr.), by Redmond Clippard 100002 WP—Doolittle. Mesoraco had a three-run Hairston Jr. added solo shots (Puig). WP—Marmol, Cecil. HBP—by Cole (Werth). Umpires—Home, Doug Eddings; First, Dana Umpires—Home, Mark Wegner; First, Marvin Umpires—Home, Mike Everitt; First, Will Little; Umpires—Home, Tim Timmons; First, Mike Es- DeMuth; Second, Angel Hernandez; Third, Paul Hudson; Second, Jordan Baker; Third, Tim Mc- homer among his three hits for for streaking Los Angeles. Second, Paul Emmel; Third, Dan Bellino. tabrook; Second, Mike Winters; Third, Laz Diaz. Nauert. Clelland. T—3:33. A—32,158 (49,282). T—2:42. A—32,976 (41,418). T—3:07. A—21,288 (48,633). T—3:24. A—16,381 (42,060). www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER SPORTS Wednesday,July 24, 2013 PAGE 5B NASCAR backon dirt for 1 night only

DAN GELSTON NASCAR’s top tour- Most of the field drove some of the series’ big- thing different I’m sure, AP Sports Writer ing series competed on their first Eldora laps at gest winners, like Kyle but it’s a race car and dirt was Sept. 30, 1970, Tuesday’s practice. Busch, are sitting out. I’ve driven a lot of race Time to attach the mud when Richard Petty “It’s a neat facility,” Ryan Newman and Dave cars,” he said. “Never a flaps. won a NASCAR Sprint Stewart said. “It’s well Blaney are the only Cup truck, but it’s still a race NASCAR is set for an Cup Series (called the lit, it’s a wide race- drivers in the field. car.” off-road detour through Grand National Division track, it gives you a lot The race will feature The race also gets a the dirt. at that time) race at the of options of where you a handful of so-called twist on qualifying. There The Truck Series is North Carolina State can go and what you can ringers, such as Scott are five, eight-lap qualify- headed for the Eldora Fairgrounds in Raleigh. do. I think it gives those Bloomquist, a member ing events and a 15-lap Speedway half-mile dirt The dirt drought guys an opportunity. The of the National Dirt last-chance race to come track for a one-night ends when the trucks practice day on Tuesday Track Hall of Fame with up with the 30 competi- only special designed to race tonight at Tony should help a lot of those more than 500 victories tors (regularly 36 in the reconnect NASCAR with Stewart-owned Eldora in teams be able to get in a lengthy career. The series) who will start its early roots and give Rossburg, Ohio. acclimated before they 49-year-old Bloomquist the 150-lap Mudsummer fans raised on asphalt Stewart, still a regular come back to the track is set to make his Classic. Because there and stock cars a taste of on the weeknight rac- on Wednesday.” NASCAR debut driving is no pit road, the race the wild races run in the ing circuit, has naturally Eldora’s grandstands the No. 51 Toyota for is broken into three seg- dust. become a big booster of are sold out for the Kyle Busch Motorsports. ments of 60, 50 and 40 The last time one of NASCAR’s return to dirt. 9:30 p.m. race, even as “It’s going to be some- laps. AP photo In this Jan. 3, 1968, photo, boxer Emile Griffith is flanked by boxers Joe Frazier,left, and Buster Mathis in NewYork. The International Boxing Hall of Fame says former world champion boxer Emile NBC Griffith has died. He was 75. From page 1B

“WithNBC,you’re joiningafam- believes will move quickly. NASCAR Hall of Fame induc- the call. ESPN currently broad- Elegant boxing champ ily at NBC Sports where you’ll be Lazarus said NBC purchased tion ceremony and season-end- casts the entire Nationwide surrounded by incredible champi- everything made available to the ing banquets, live-streaming schedule. onship-type programming,” said network, which means the three rights for Cup and Nationwide, If correct, Fox would be the Steve Herbst, NASCAR’s vice events not currently held by Fox and Spanish-language broad- leading candidate for the three Griffith dies at 75 president of broadcasting and were not offered. cast rights on Telemundo and remaining unsold Cup races. production. “Their football pack- “We were offered a package Mun2 for national series events NBC Sports Group replaces DAVE SKRETTA lar boxers to return year age on Sunday night is the No. 1 that had 20 in them, so we bought and NASCAR Toyota (Mexico) ESPN, which carries 17 events AP Sports Writer after year.” show on television … they are the everything that was made avail- Series. and picks up its portion of That outpouring of love home to championship program- able to us. That doesn’t mean we The rights to the first half of the schedule this weekend at Inside the smaller the- that he received late in ming and we’ll be promoted and bought everything we wanted,” the Nationwide schedule have Indianapolis Motor Speedway, ater at Madison Square life stood in stark con- marketed and shown alongside Lazarus said. not been publicly announced, and Turner, which currently Garden about five years trast to the way he was those top-tier events.” Herbst said some of the Cup but NASCAR chairman Brian has six races on the schedule. ago, shortly before a world received after March 24, NBC will air seven Cup races, events on NBC will be a lead-in France let slip in a Tuesday con- NBC shared the television title fight, Emile Griffith 1962, when he fought while 13 will be on the NBC Sports to “Sunday Night Football.” ference call with reporters that contract with Fox from 2001-06 was introduced one more Paret before a national TV Network. The Nationwide Series The deal also gave NBC Sports there will be Nationwide races in the first national TV deal for time to the crowd. He audience at the Garden. will have four events on NBC and Group rights to the K&N Series on Fox Sports 1. NASCAR. NBC pulled out of rose shakily from his seat, Griffith knocked out his 15 on NBC Sports Network. and NASCAR Whelen Modified “We will have both Cup and negotiations on an extension, waved ever so briefly and bitter rival in the 12th There are still three Sprint Cup Tour events, NASCAR Toyota Nationwide on FOX Sports 1 at and ESPN picked up that portion then sat down. round to regain his own races to be sold, which Herbst (Mexico) Series events, the some level,” France said during of the schedule in 2007. The applause kept welterweight title, and going. Paret went into a coma Revered in retirement and died from his injuries QB competition under way at training camp perhaps more than during 10 days later. his fighting days, Griffith Sports Illustrated died Tuesday at 75 after a reported in 2005 that ROB MAADDI ball, I’m going to compete long battle with pugilistic Griffith may have been AP Pro Football Writer every day and I love that dementia. fueled by an anti-gay slur part about football. I love The first fighter to be directed at him by Paret PHILADELPHIA — the competition aspect and crowned world cham- during the weigh-in. Let the quarterback com- I love what I do. pion from the U.S. Over the years, in books petition begin. “I love the game that Virgin Islands, Griffith and interviews, Griffith A day after Nick I play. That supersedes required full-time care described himself at vari- Foles and Matt Barkley everything.” late in life and died at an ous times as straight, gay expressed confidence in Barkley, a fourth-round extended care facility in and bisexual. their abilities to lead the pick out of USC, rewrote Hempstead, N.Y. “People spit at me in Philadelphia Eagles, it the conference record “Emile was a gifted the street,” Griffith told was Michael Vick’s turn book during a school- athlete and truly a great The Associated Press in to do the same. record 47 starts over boxer,” Hall of Fame 1993, recalling the days “I’m confident in myself four seasons, becoming director Ed Brophy said. after Paret’s death. “We and I’m very confident. the Pac-12’s leader in “Outside the ring he was stayed in a hotel. Every That’s the only reason touchdown passes, yards as great a gentleman as he time there was a knock on why I’m standing here,” passing, completions and was a fighter.” the door, I would run into Vick said Tuesday. “I total offense. An elegant fighter with the next room. I was so believe in me. I know Former Penn State quar- a quick jab, Griffith’s scared.” what I can do. I know I’ve terback Matt McGloin is brilliant career was over- The Paret fight left a got a lot of years left to among those who will be shadowed by the fatal cloud over the sport for play this game.” competing for roster spots beating he gave Benny many years. NBC halted Rookies, quarterbacks when the Raiders open AP photo “The Kid” Paret in a its live boxing broadcasts, and a few other veter- Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foles runs a drill at NFL football training camp in Philadelphia training camp. 1962 title bout. The out- and then-New Yo rk Gov. ans took the field for the on Tuesday. Raiders sign QB Wilson come darkened the world Nelson Rockefeller creat- first practice under coach of boxing, even prompt- ed a commission to inves- Chip Kelly. The rest of the set. I’m in a competition season at Washington on to compete for the No. 1 ALAMEDA, Calif. — ing some network tele- tigate the bout and the team arrives Thursday regardless of what every- Sept. 9 has been the big- job. He’s trying to regain The Oakland Raiders vision stations to stop sport. The referee that and then the quarterback one else is saying. gest question since Kelly the level he performed at have signed fourth-round showing live fights. night, Ruby Goldstein, competition really gets “You just have to prac- arrived in Philadelphia. in 2010 during his break- pick quarterback Tyler It also cast him as a never worked another going. tice that way.” Kelly is a long way from out year. Wilson to a contract. pariah to many inside and fight. Of course, Vick and Foles started six games making that decision. He had career highs in General manager Reggie outside the sport. The fight became the Foles have been competing last year after Vick was “We’ll have a start- yards passing (3,018), McKenzie announced the He went on to have a basis for the 2005 docu- throughout the mini-camps injured, going 1-5 on a ing quarterback named completion percentage move Tuesday, three days successful career after mentary “Ring of Fire: and other offseason work- team that finished 4-12. before we get our game (62.6), touchdowns pass- before the first training that fatal fight, but The Emile Griffith Story.” outs. And, don’t rule out He completed 60.8 per- plan in for the Redskins,” ing (21), touchdowns camp practice in Napa. Griffith acknowledged One of the final scenes Barkley, who said Monday cent of his passes for 1,699 Kelly said. rushing (9) and passer Oakland also waived line- later in life that he was shows Griffith embracing he’s here to win the job. yards, six touchdowns and Vick has missed 11 rating (100.2) that season. backer Travis Goethel never the same boxer. Paret’s son. “There is an open com- five interceptions. games because of inju- “The most important and defensive back Coye He would fight merely to “I was never the same petition,” Barkley said. “I’m not here to be a ries over the last three thing, like my coach told Francies. win, piling up the kind of fighter after that. After “I absolutely feel like I’ve backup. I’m here to be the seasons. He finished last me, is that we have to Wilson was selected decisions that are praised that fight, I did enough to got to be a part of it. I’ve guy,” Foles said. “I don’t year with 2,362 yards come out here and we 112th overall by the by purists but usually win. I would use my jab got to challenge myself, think we play this game passing, 12 touchdowns have to compete every day. Raiders in April out of jeered by fans hoping for all the time. I never want- just like any other guy on to sit on the bench. We and 10 interceptions, and We’ve got to give it every- Arkansas. He completed a knockout. ed to hurt the other guy,” the team. Yo ur mindset play it to play, and I’m also lost five fumbles. thing we’ve got,” Vick said. 62 percent of his passes in Griffith often attended Griffith said. “I would has to be that you’re in here to play.” The 33-year-old Vick “From now on until my 37 college games for 7,765 fights in his later years, have quit, but I didn’t the race to start. Yo u’ve Who will be the starter took a significant pay cut career is over, until I stop yards, 52 touchdowns and especially at the Garden, know how to do anything got to have that mind- when the Eagles open the to return to Philadelphia playing the game of foot- 26 interceptions. where he headlined 28 else but fight.” times. He was inducted into He was also a frequent the Hall of Fame in 1990 “It’s going to be done but the ball’s second tier. of five who were no longer con- visitor to the boxing with a record of 85-24-2 FBS competition is going to go on on Infante added the big five cre- sidered major college football clubs around New Yo rk and 23 knockouts. From page 1B the court and field,” said Beebe, ating a new division of college schools could be also blunt move- City, and made the pil- Griffith had four sisters who now heads a sports consult- athletics might not be so well- ment toward the big five separat- grimage most years to the — Eleanor, Gloria, Karen Beebe thinks so, too. He said ing firm called the Dan Beebe received by the lower-revenue ing from the rest of Division I. sport’s Hall of Fame in and Joyce — and three the big five will ultimately be Group. members of their own leagues, “You’re going to have gover- Canastota, N.Y. brothers — Franklin, allowed to allocate their enor- Infante said if the big five gets schools such as Iowa State and nors and attorneys general in “He always had time for Guillermo and Tony. He is mous resources toward provid- its way, it could lead to a culling Mississippi State that would states that are going to be ticked boxing fans when visit- also survived by his adopt- ing more money for student- of Division I, which currently become the new have-nots of off,” he said. “Not sure (the big ing the hall on an annual ed son, Luis Griffith. athletes and they will be able to includes 349 schools, with some major college football. five conferences) are going to basis,” Brophy said, “and Funeral arrangements increase academic standards the of the 125 FBS schools dropping Also, the potential backlash want to invite more antitrust was one of the most popu- are pending. way they see fit. down to FCS, major college foot- from FBS schools in the group lawsuits.” 27 Unique Holes Ex-Penn State player Larry Johnson sentenced in Las Vegas One Breathtaking Course

The Associated Press Weekday Special He must also perform 48 hours of com- out and awoke in the 10th floor hallway child sex abuse scandal. Tuesday thru Friday munity service and attend six months of and knocked on doors until someone The Centre Daily Times reported the Play & Ride for Just LAS VEGAS — Former NFL running counseling. called hotel security. sign was left Monday outside Beaver $33.00 back Larry Johnson pleaded no contest “I’m just happy to have this behind me Johnson, who starred for the Kansas Stadium. Must Present Coupon. Tuesday to charges that he choked an and go back to Florida and stay out of City Chiefs but most recently played A Penn State spokesman declined One coupon per foursome. Cannot be used in ex-girlfriend into unconsciousness and trouble for once,” Johnson said after the for the Miami Dolphins in 2011, was comment on the condition or location tournaments or with any other promotion. TL Monday Special $32 left her only in her underwear in a Las hearing, according to the newspaper. arrested several times during his nine- of the statue. University officials have Senior Day Monday-Friday $28 Vegas hotel hallway. Johnson was arrested Oct. 5 at a year NFL career. said only that it is in a “secure loca- Ladies Day Thursday $28 The 33-year-old was convicted of Bellagio hotel room. According to a Sign left at Paterno statue site tion.” Weekends After 1 p.m. $36 domestic violence battery and assault, police report, he and the woman had On July 22, 2012, just before 6 a.m., GPS CART INCLUDED which are both misdemeanors. A felony been drinking alcohol before the alterca- STATE COLLEGE — A sign reading workers used jackhammers to remove 868-GOLF charge was dropped as part of a plea tion, and the woman had marks on her “We won’t forget” has been left at the the statue and took it away with a fork- deal, the Las Ve gas Review-Journal face and bruises on her neck. Johnson site where former Penn State football lift. reported. had marks on his face that police attrib- coach Joe Paterno’s statue once stood The statue had become a lightning Johnson was sentenced to one year uted to the woman fighting him as he in State College. It marks the one-year rod for public opinion amid the sex- 260 Country Club Drive, Mountaintop of probation and ordered to pay a $345 choked her. anniversary of the date it was removed abuse scandal. www.blueridgetrail.com fine. The woman told officers she passed in the aftermath of the Jerry Sandusky Paterno died in January 2012. BUSINESS

PAGE 6B Wednesday,July 24, 2013 www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER IN BRIEF Wendy’s to sell 425 outlets to franchisees Quarterly earnings The Associated Press That’s because Wendy’s plans to sell between 2 percent and 3 percent, reports released the restaurants to “well-capitalized” given its expectation for stronger Among the second quarter earnings NEW YORK — Wendy’s reported franchisees willing to pay for the sales in the second half of the year. reports companies released Tuesday: a quarterly net income that came in remodeling. That optimism might be fueled by * United Parcel Service Co. said above Wall Street expectations and The sleeker new look is part of the recent introduction of its Pretzel that second-quarter profit fell 4 percent said it’s selling 425 of its restau- Wendy’s push to try to distance Bacon Cheeseburger, which has gen- as customers shifted rants to franchisees, a move that’s itself from the greasy, cheap image erated plenty of buzz online. from premium toward expected to help boost its profit of traditional fast-food chains. By The company says the sale of its lower-priced shipped margins. cleaning up its stores and offering restaurants will reduce its ownership services. The company Fast-food companies often own more premium burgers and sand- to 15 percent of its locations, from 22 called the results disap- only a small percentage of their res- wiches, Wendy’s is hoping to recast percent. It said it now expects long- AP photo pointing and said it was taurants. This helps keep their oper- itself more in the style of Panera term adjusted earnings-per-share During the second quarter, Wendy’s said adapting to the chang- ating costs in check and gives them a Bread or Chipotle, which tend to growth in the mid-teens percentage sales edged up just 0.4 percent at company- ing market. more stable stream of income that’s charge higher prices. range starting next year. Previously, owned restaurants open at least a year in UPS said it earned $1.07 billion, or tilted toward royalty fees and rent, But during the quarter, Wendy’s it had forecast single-digit to double- North America. The gains were fueled, in $1.13 per share, down from $1.12 bil- rather sales at restaurants. said sales edged up only 0.4 percent digit growth. part, by menu items such as this single with lion, or $1.15 per share, a year earlier. Wendy’s, based in Dublin, Ohio, at company-owned restaurants open Wendy’s says it earned $12.2 mil- cheese large combo meal at a Wendy’s res- * RadioShack said its second- also raised its dividend by 25 percent at least a year in North America. lion, or 3 cents per share. That com- taurant in Mt. Lebanon, Pa. quarter loss widened as the struggling to 5 cents per share. By comparison, McDonald’s said on pares with a loss of $5.5 million, or 1 electronics retailer works to turn CEO Emil Brolick said in a state- Monday that its sales rose 1 percent cent per share, a year ago. expected. around results. ment that the sale of the restaurants in the U.S. Not including one-time items, it Revenue rose to $650.5 million, Revenue was nearly flat at $844.5 will also help expand adoption of the For the year, Wendy’s said it earned 8 cents per share, more than short of the $659.5 million analysts million, handily beating analysts’ company’s new restaurant designs. expects the sales figure to grow the 6 cents per share Wall Street expected. expectations of revenue of $816.1 million, according to FactSet. And rev- enue in stores open at least one year rose 1.3 percent, the first increase in that metric since 2010. Starbucks jumping into Greekyogurt craze * The chemicals giant DuPont reported a nearly 12 percent decline in second-quarter earnings partly because The Associated Press of traditional supermarket yogurt, of lower pricing for titanium dioxide, a such as General Mills’ Yo plait, to whitening pigment, and said that it is NEW YORK — Starbucks wants a scramble to introduce Greek variet- exploring a possible sale or spinoff of taste of the Greek yogurt craze. ies. its performance chemicals unit. The Seattle-based coffee chain Danone makes Dannon, DuPont Co. is a global leader in pro- says it’s teaming up with French Stonyfield and Activia yogurt in duction of titanium dioxide, or TiO2, food-and-drink company Danone the U.S. It introduced Oikos Greek but has wrestled for more than a year to sell Greek yogurt parfaits. The yogurt in 2011. with sluggish demand for the whitener, ready-to-eat cups will arrive in its Starbucks Corp. and Danone say which is used in wide range of prod- U.S. cafes in the spring of 2014, distribution will eventually expand ucts from automotive and house paints eventually replacing the yogurt to targeted markets outside the to toothpaste. cups the chain currently sells. U.S. The companies did not pro- The Wilmington, Del.-based com- They’ll be called “Evolution Fresh vide any details on pricing or the pany reported net income of $1.03 bil- inspired by Dannon” and roll out to products. lion, or $1.11 per share, for the quarter grocery stores in 2015. The move also builds on ending June 30, compared to $1.17 bil- Financial terms of the multiyear Starbucks’ push to improve its lion, or $1.23 per share, for the same deal weren’t disclosed. food. It has been introducing period last year. Greek yogurt, which is thicker Evolution Fresh juices and plans * Altria Group Inc., the owner of and has a tarter taste, has surged in to roll out new baked goods in the the nation’s biggest cigarette maker, popularity in recent years and now year ahead. New sandwiches and Philip Morris USA, said its second- accounts for more than a third of Aimee Dilger | The Times Leader salads were also recently intro- quarter profit rose about 3 percent as the market, according to Bernstein The Starbucks in Wilkes-Barre Township will start selling Greek yogurt parfaits next year duced. after the Seattle-based company announced a deal with Danone to sell the product at all higher prices and lower expenses from Research. its cafes. The company operates cafes a longstanding legal settlement offset a Fans like that Greek yogurt tends locally in Wilkes-Barre Township, decline in cigarette sales. to have more protein and less sugar ies traditionally sold in American The popularity of brands such Moosic, Scranton, Dickson City and The Richmond, Va.-based company than the sweeter, thinner variet- supermarkets. as Chobani has prompted makers Clarks Summit. earned $1.27 billion, or 63 cents per share, for the April-June period, up from $1.22 billion, or 60 cents a share, a year ago. Revenue, excluding excise taxes, FDA cracking down on illegal diabetes remedies decreased 2.5 percent to $4.5 billion. Analysts polled by FactSet expected $4.62 billion. MATTHEW PERRONE care, which could exacerbate uct is sold by Amrutam Life Health Supply Inc., claims Only 3 percent of online Cigarette volumes fell nearly 7 AP Health Writer heart disease, kidney failure Care, of Surat, India. it “safely and effectively pharmacies actually comply percent to 33.8 billion cigarettes com- and other deadly complica- “Consumers should exer- improves sugar metabolism.” with all U.S. pharmacy laws, pared with a year ago. 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People with diabetes are volumes for discount cigarette brands companies that market ille- ing them to stop selling dia- scription drugs,” the agency Other companies targeted unable to properly break like L&M increased nearly 4 percent. gal treatments for diabetes, betes treatments which vio- said in a statement Tuesday. by the FDA run online phar- down carbohydrates, either ranging from bogus dietary late U.S. drug laws. “These products should macies that sell prescription because their bodies do not supplements to prescription Three of the products tar- be considered unsafe and drugs for diabetes without produce enough insulin or drugs sold online without a geted are marketed as “natu- should not be used.” a prescription. 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www.timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER Wednesday,July 24, 2013 PAGE 1C SUMMER SCHOOLSIZZLES Cooking classes spice up already hot nights

Blaise Alan Dente made this Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheesecake at Dente’s Catering. JOE SYLVESTER [email protected] CHEF’S CORNER NANTICOKE — Take varieties of meat, veg- PB and chocolate etables, cream, herbs and spices, a teaching chef and about a dozen eager adults. are tasty together Mix them together for a couple of summer-night classes in a teaching kitchen. in this cheesecake The result is a menu of tasty, aromatic, restau- I remember the nuns teach- rant-worthy dishes. ing me in elementary school that And a group of people God made everyone different. who have satisfied their How true that is. Everyone has hunger for culinary their own distinct personality, knowledge. age, appearance and language, Last week, under the but we do have one thing in com- guidance and discern- mon: We all love to eat. Blaise Alan Dente ing eye, and tastebuds, But what you eat, and how you of chef Steve Anania cook it, is up to you. in Luzerne County Ye s, it is important to know proper tempera- Community College’s ture and the time it takes to ensure the correct Joseph A. Paglianite texture, crispness and color, but after that there Culinary Institute, just are really no set rules for cooking. Everyone has such a group learned how AIMEE DILGER PHOTOS/THE TIMES LEADER their own taste, and you become your own food to make nine different Paula Quinn waits as Connie Krajewski prepares a blush Alfredo sauce at the LCCC non-credit cooking class. critic. soups on Tuesday night; Think about it. If you need more salt for your on Thursday night, they vegetables, you add it. If one cup of brown sugar tackled dishes using nine is too much for your dessert, reduce it to a half different sauce recipes. LCCC’S SUMMER COOKING cup. Substitute one ingredient for a more health- The dozen students on ful one. Yo u should make food the way you want Thursday night broke up CLASSES it because you will be the one eating it. Recipes into teams of two in the Italian Cuisine, taught June 18 and 20 are only a guide. spacious, modern restau- Outdoor Grilling, taught June 25 and 27 So you finished making your dish. Now what rant kitchen to work on Soups and Sauces, taught July 16 and 18 do you do? Add seasoning to your chicken entrée the separate recipes pro- The Pizza Workshop, taught July 22 and 23 as a garnish, add a favorite sauce to your pasta vided by Anania, also an ATaste of Summer,July 29 and 31, no openings dinner, or — my personal favorite — add a mar- instructor at the Career Summer Brunch Series, teaches participants breakfast and aschino cherry on top of that hot-fudge sundae. lunch skills including how to prepare Belgian waffles with fresh Technology Center of berries, summer quiche, Kahlua bread pudding with warm maple People often tell me they “don’t cook,” they’re Lackawanna County, syrup, homemade buttermilk biscuits, and fresh tossed fruit. 5 to “afraid to cook” or “don’t know how to cook.” with some teams creating 8 p.m.Aug. 6 and 7; three openings But don’t let it scare you. A professional col- two dishes. For more information, or to register, call the LCCC Continuing league once told me, “In cooking, there are no Paula Quinn, 62, and Education Department at 740-0477 or (800) 377-LCCC, mistakes, only new creations.” I heard that more Connie Krajewski, 63, extension 7477. than 20 years ago, and it still sticks in my mind NON-CREDIT both of Nanticoke, made CULINARY COURSES when I make something at home or at work. The angel-hair pasta with a FOR FALL 2013 key is simple creativity. blush Alfredo sauce. Knife Handling Skills: 1-4 p.m. Sept. 7 and 14 After tweaking recipes to your own taste, They, like others in Tailgate 101: 1-4 p.m. Oct. 5 and 12 you might surprise yourself at what you accom- the class, had taken non- Fall for Chocolate: 9 a.m.-noon Oct.19 and 26 plished, and to take that a step farther, you might credit courses before at Traditional Thanksgiving: 1-4 p.m. Nov. 9 and 16 Chef Steve Anania, instructor for the class on soups and sauces even develop your own “secret ingredient.” Be a Holiday Cookie Shoppe: 9 a.m.-noon Dec. 7 and 14 LCCC. And like the oth- Each course costs $89 for two days’ instruction, materials, at LCCC,shows Dan Mazzocco and Susan Liskowiczhow to make a leader, not a follower. ers, they shared a passion recipes and take-home goodies. roux, a mixture of flour and butter used to thicken sauces. Mazzocco For your enjoyment I offer today one of my for cooking — and eat- More info/to register: Call the LCCC Continuing Education and Liskowiczwere among a dozen students in Anania’s non-credit favorite recipes, for Chocolate Peanut Butter ing. Department at 740-0477 or (800) 377-LCCC, ext. 7477. summer course. It focused on sauces Thursday night.The two-night Cheesecake. Be creative and add whatever you “The best part is course included lessons on soups two nights earlier. like to it. eating,” said Roseann ••• Nardone, 61, of the CHOCOLATE Mountain Top area, add- ian, said the class was the fourth cook- busily prepared ingredients for their said Jacqueline Misunas, a 28-year- PEANUT BUTTER ing, “Anything that’s left, ing class she has taken at LCCC, among spicy fra diavolo sauce. old veterinarian from Wilkes-Barre CHEESECAKE we get to take home.” them the grilling and Mediterranean While the teams worked on different who teamed up with her mother, Gerri Crust ingredients: Susan Najaka of Glen cooking sessions last summer. recipes the chef presented beforehand, Misunas, 54. 1 ¼ cups graham cracker crumbs Lyon, a Realtor and “I’m looking for new ideas,” she said all got to taste everyone’s creations and “Everything she makes is good,” mom 1/3 cup plus ¼ cup white granulated sugar retired Hanover Area as she and retired Dallas special educa- take home whatever was left. 1/3 cup cocoa powder elementary school librar- tion teacher Barbara Deeb of Kingston “This is one of my other passions,” See CLASSES |3C 1/3 cup melted butter (or margarine) Filling ingredients: 24 ounces softened cream cheese 1 (14 ounce) can of sweetened condensed milk (not evaporated milk) It’s showtime for What the Fork 1 2/3 cups melted peanut butter chips 4 eggs 2 teaspoons vanilla extract JOE SYLVESTER this week. They will tape The segment is scheduled ••• [email protected] the segment on Thursday to air Friday, but a producer Method of preparation: for airing on Friday or early told Bevilacqua it possibly Prehat oven to 300 degrees. next week as part of “LIVE’s could get pushed to Monday Combine graham cracker crumbs, 1/2 cup The truck is cleaned and Truckin’ Amazing Cook- or Tuesday. white granulated sugar, cocoa powder and melt- detailed, the crew groomed Off.” A crew from the show will ed butter. and ready. Bevilacqua and nine start laying out the truck at Press mixture into the bottom of a non- Now chef Mario other food-truck chefs 8:30 a.m. Thursday. greased, 9-inch springform pan Bevilacqua of Dunmore will from Schenectady, N.Y., to “Hopefully, everything Beat cream cheese and 1/4 cup sugar until have just Austin, Texas, are compet- will be ready by 10 o’clock,” fluffy. Add the sweetened condensed milk and six to eight ing for the grand prize. The Bevilacqua said. melted peanut butter chips until smooth. minutes on show’s viewers will decide That’s when shooting is Add eggs and vanilla. Incorporate all ingredi- Thursday which food truck they like scheduled to begin. ents together. to show the best. He said he and his family Pour the complete mixture over chocolate country why Bevilacqua said last week plan to watch the segment crust. he should he and his crew, which also together when it airs. After JASON RIEDMILLER FILE PHOTO/FOR THE TIMES LEADER Bake the cheesecake for 60-70 minutes or until be the includes chef James Bodnar, that, he will immediately The What the Fork food truck is getting its 15 minutes, give or take, of center is set. country’s Chelsea Alexander and open the truck for business. national fame on Friday. Remove from oven once the cheesecake is top food- Bevilacqua Ethan Snyder, were heading He said those who go to baked. truck chef to New Yo rk today after he the What the Fork Facebook eateries. What the Fork will another audience vote, the Using a knife, loosen the inside of the spring- — and win got the truck cleaned and page after the show airs will be the last of the 10 com- top two chefs will compete form pan to release the cheesecake. $20,000. detailed. The show’s pro- find a surprise. petitors to go on the show. on the show in front of the Allow to cool. Bevilacqua, owner of ducers have reserved hotel Hosts of the ABC-TV For 48 hours after show “LIVE” audience and a panel Remove cheesecake from the springform pan. What the Fork food truck, rooms for the What the Fork morning show Kelly Ripa airs, viewers can vote on of judges for the $20,000 Refrigerate, covered, until cold. assisted by fiancee and crew. and Michael Strahan the “LIVE” website for their grand prize. The runner-up Garnish with whipped cream and chocolate co-owner Katie Graziosi, “We’re all getting haircuts announced the top 10 con- favorite food-truck chef. gets $5,000, Bevilacqua said. chips if desired. will prepare his trademark and will get our chef coats tenders for the contest on Kelly and Michael will “If we win, we’ll see truck EDITOR’S NOTE: If you are a chef who would like to contrib- pulled-pork taco on “LIVE! pressed and embroidered,” May 20, after viewers nomi- announce the four with ute a recipe to Chef’s Corner, please send an email to mbiebel@ with Kelly and Michael” he said. nated their favorite mobile the highest ratings. After See FORK |3C timesleader.com.

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GOOD EATS! Ice Cream Social, 4:30-6:30 soft drinks, bake sale, money raffle. (payable to Nuangola Volunteer p.m. Saturday, Town Hill United Dinner tickets sold at door. Parking Fire Department) to Fire Chief, 33 Editor’s note: Please send Methodist Church, 417 Town Hill available. Blytheburn Road, Mountain Top, news for this space by noon Road, Shickshinny. Homemade ice All-Yo u-Can-Eat Breakfast, PA 18707. Tickets can be mailed if Friday to people@timesleader. cream, pies, cakes, soups and sand- 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Aug. 4, Marine self-addressed, stamped envelope com or by mail to Good Eats, wiches. Take outs available. Corps League 1039 of White Haven accompanies payment or can be The Times Leader, 15 N. Main Family-Style Ham Dinner, 4:30- at St. Patrick Parish Center, 411 picked up at the door. Deadline for St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711. To 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Sweet Valley Allegheny Street. $8. 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Call 829-9288 on Christian and Missionary Alliance bage, etc. $8 adults; $4 children. potato pancakes, halupki, pierogi, to hold ceremony July 24 or walk in. Church, 317 Luzerne Ave., West Crab Fest Fundraiser, 2-7- p.m. goulash, haluski, pagach and much Take-Out Chicken Barbecue, Pittston. Aug. 17, The Nuangola Volunteer more. Bake sale with homemade The Korean War Veterans Association will commemorate 4:30-7 p.m. Friday, Trucksville FUTURE: Fire Department, fire company bread and other homemade baked the 60th anniversary of the end of the Korean War at 11 a.m. United Methodist Church, Flea Market and Ziti Dinner, 9 grounds, 5175 Nuangola Road. goods, theme baskets, crafts pic-a- on Saturday inside the Luzerne County Courthouse, Wilkes- Educational Building, 40 Knob Hill a.m.-4 p.m., Aug. 3, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., All-you-can-eat hardshell crabs, tic and chidlren’s games. No admis- Barre. This year’s tribute will be dedicated to the memory of Road, off Route 309 at Carverton Aug. 4 church hall, St. Michael’s clam chowder, one dozen peel and sion cost. Food priced separately. Korean War hero and Wilkes-Barre native, Sergeant Bernard Road, Trucksville. $8 adults; $4 Byzantine Catholic Church, 205 N. eat shrimp, one dozen steamed Chicken Barbecue, noon-5 p.m. J. Fisher, whose remains were interred at Arlington National children. Half chicken with fixings Main Street. Ethnic foods, piggies, clams, pulled pork, fresh cut fries, Aug. 24, Parsons Baptist Church, Cemetery this month. Sergeant Fisher was missing in action and homemade dessert. 570-696- haluska, pierogies and hot dogs. pasta salad, coleslaw and bever- 232 Austin Ave., Wilkes-Barre. $8. since January 1951. The principal speaker will be Dr. Ghazali 3897. Eat in or take out. Coffee, tea and ages. $39 per person. Mail check Live Christian music. Chaudry, board certified invasive surgeon, who served as chief of surgical services at the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Wilkes-Barre Township, since March Classes of 2010. Dr. Chaudry is also an active army reservist. Brief From page 1C remarks will also be given by Neno Sartini, Air Force M/Sgt., retired, Korean-Vietnam War, regarding the MIA/POW issue. One hundred and forty-two servicemen from Luzerne County said of her daughter’s 63-year-old Mazzocco Other dishes students said the chef, who also 3/4 cup heavy cream or died during the Korean War. There are still over 8,000 sol- cooking skills. also had someone close created that night were teaches knife skills and half-and-half diers whose remains have yet to be identified. Members of The mother-daughter to him in the class. His a chicken chasseur, or tailgating cooking in the chopped basil, for garnish the planning committee, from left: Vic Habib, Army, co-chair- team paired up to make wife, Janet Golaszewski, hunter-style chicken, and program. grated cheese, for garnish man; Bob Alper, Marines, public affairs and ceremony chair- pizza sauce for a couple 61, an orthodontist, chimichurri sauces. Two more non-cred- Instructions man; Joe Sincavage, Navy, commander, Korean War Veterans of rectangular pizzas and was working with friend The scene was similar it cooking classes are 1. Cook the pasta al Association; and Sartini, coordinator. a parsley-garlic-butter Roseann Nardone to throughout the teach- scheduled for this sum- dente in a pot of boiling sauce for steaks. Mom make raspberry coulis ing kitchen. Team mem- mer, but only three open- water according to pack- concentrated on making sauce as well as Coca- bers were busy chopping ings are available for the age directions. Reserve the pizzas, and daughter Cola barbecue sauce to herbs and vegetables, last, the Summer Brunch 1 cup of pasta water and made the parsley garlic spread over grilled pork stirring their mixtures, Series Aug. 6 and 7, said drain pasta when done. butter and grilled the tenderloin. grilling pork and steak Rebecca A. Brominski, 2. In a large frying pan, steaks. Mazzocco, meanwhile, or cooking chicken to LCCC director of heat the oil on medium “We were going to do collaborated with Susan prepare their dishes as Conference Services and heat. Add the garlic and both together, but this Liskowicz, 43, of Laflin, Anania wandered around Community Outreach cook for two minutes. is taking longer than I a physician assistant to check their progress Initiatives. 3. Add the tomatoes, thought,” Jacqueline said at the Department of and offer advice. At ••• seasoning and wine. as she chopped garlic on Veterans Affairs Medical times he stopped and ANGEL HAIR Bring to a simmer and a cutting board. Center, to create a crab- sampled a taste with a PASTA WITH BLUSH cover. Cook for 15 min- Dan Mazzocco, a meat sauce, working the spoon. Occasionally, he ALFREDO SAUCE utes or until sauce is very periodontist from chopping knife with the helped out by adding but- Ingredients thick while stirring well. Mountain Top working expertise of a cooking ter or stirring a mixture 16 oz. angel-hair pasta Add salt and red pepper Corpus Christi Parish at the station across from professional. as he gave the students 2 tbs. olive oil to taste. Misunas, came over to But it’s not because he some tips. 2 tsp. crushed garlic 4. Add the cream or demonstrate an easier has professional cooking Anania, one of the 1 can (28 oz.) crushed half-and-half to the pan sponsoring car show way by crushing her gar- experience. part-time instructors for tomatoes and cook until bubbly. lic cloves with the side of “I’ve eliminated all the non-credit courses, 1 tbs. dried Italian sea- Stir well. Corpus Christi Parish is sponsoring its second annual car his wide chopping knife my mistakes, ‘cause I’ve said the students not soning 5. Add the pasta and show and fair on Aug. 4 on the grounds of Holy Redeemer and then chopping them made them all,” the affa- only get to eat at the end 1/2 cup white wine water to the pan. Toss Church, Route 92, Harding. The show will begin with registra- rapidly. ble Mazzocco quipped as of each three-hour class. salt and crushed red pep- and cook for a few min- tion from 11 a.m. to noon and will wrap up with the presenta- Like Misunas, the he chopped herbs. “Cleanup is part of it,” per to taste utes or until sauce is tion of awards at 3 p.m. In addition to the car competition, the event will include live music, refreshments and a vendor and craft show. The public is invited to attend. General admis- All are invited. account, Space A travel, Gino J. Merli Veterans Military retirees sion is free. The car show will feature an Open Class com- IN BRIEF TOBYHANNA: the Armed Forces Center and other mili- interested in attending petition for automobiles including antique cars, classic cars, SCRANTON: A St. The Retiree Services Vacation Club and tary retiree-related infor- may call the Retirement customs, street rods, motorcycles, low riders and trucks. Pre- Ann Novena Mass in Office is hosting its the Tobyhanna Army mation. Services Office at 570- registration prior to Monday is $10 per car. Registration on Polish will be held at 1:15 annual Military Retiree Depot Morale, Welfare A luncheon will also 615-7834/9349 for more the day of the event is $15 per car. Dash plaques will be pre- p.m. on Friday at the Appreciation Day on and Recreation office. be held. Cost is $6 and information. sented to the first 100 registrants and awards will be present- Shrine of St. Ann. Saturday at the depot’s Vendors will be avail- retirees can pay at the The office is open ed for Top 20, Best in Show, People’s Choice and Best Bike. Polish hymns will be Mack Fitness and able for Post Exchange, door. Be sure to ask 9:30-11:30 a.m. and Vendor applications are open until Monday at a cost of $25 for sung before and during Recreation Center. Guest legal, and information on about special dietetic 12:30-2:30 p.m. Tuesday a 10-foot-by-10 foot space. For more information, or to register the Mass. speaker is retired Marine mail order pharmacy, the needs. through Thursday. your vehicle for the show, or to rent a vendor space, call Joyce Anyone interested Corps Lt. Gen. Richard at the Corpus Christi Rectory at 570-654-2753. Car show plan- in singing in the choir Zilmer, former command- ning committee members, from left: Pattie Zipko, committee should report to the choir ing general of the Multi- chairman; Allan Szewczyk; Margaret Rogo; Monsignor John area before the Mass. 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Say this prayer 6times sion scheduled for Thursday, FOR SENIORS WoWoWorkrkHarkHard.Hard. aday for 9days and your peti- August 15, 2013 are hereby Iwill do light cleaning, etc. in tion will be granted, no matter cancelled and rescheduled as your home. Very reasonable, how difficult. Don't forget to part of aCombined Session on references. 570-885-8212 Have Fun. thank the Sacred Heart and Tuesday, August13, 2013 in promise to publish L.R. City Council Chambers, 4th Floor, City Hall,Wilkes-Barre, Get all the Miscellaneous PA. advertising EARN UP TO $13.50 FRIGIDAIREAIR CONDI- The Work Sessionwill start at inserts PER HOUR! TIONER, 5450 BTU, $50. GAS 5:30 p.m. with the Regular WEED WHACKER,needs Session to immediately follow. with the primer, $25. PUNCH BOWL latest sales. Integrity Staffing is now hiring for SET, 18 pieces, never used, If special accommodations are $10. SAMSONITE, cranberry required for persons with dis- Call 829-5000 temporary warehouse positions at the color garment bag, medium abilities, notify Melissa to start your largest online retailer in the world. bag, wheeled foldable luggage Schatzel at 570-208-4112 or home delivery. cart, $50 for all. XM SATEL- email her at Learn skills you can take with you. LITE RADIO, delphi SA 1001 [email protected] boombox, remote, ac adapter, in advance. Discover your true abilities. delphi receiver, in box, $50. 570-693-1454 leave msg Jim Ryan, City Clerk • Weekly Paychecks Education • Immediate Benefits • Day & Evening Schedules HEAD START CURRENTLY HIRING We are looking for DEDICATED individuals to join the HEAD START TEAM! Part Time Assistant Teacherpositions available Nanticoke and Plymouth Stephanie Head Start Centers; Full Time Cooks needed in Edwardsville and Wilkes- Sortation Department Barre. Classroom Substitutes needed for all locations. Visit our website at www.lchs.hsweb.org for all the details. Extensive Fringe Benefit package in- We Offer Two Easy Ways to Apply: cludes Paid Holidays, Paid Sick time, Paid Training and more; FT positions are eligible for health insurance or cash out option. Submit/Fax/ 1 Online: www.IntegrityHazletonJob30.com resume/ cover letter/copy of degree and transcriptsand 3Written Letters of 2 In Person: 711 W. Broad Street Hazleton, PA 18201 Reference to: LCHS, ATTN: Human Resources, PO Box 540, Wilkes-Barre, PA Hours: Monday – Friday 8 am – 4 pm 18703-0540. Fax: #570-829-6580; Email: [email protected] Applicants must possess current ACT 34 State Police Clearance and ACT 151 Child Abuse Clearance/FBI Fingerprints (via DPW) as conditions of Please bring HS diploma/GED and identification proving employment. Due to the volume of responses anticipated, only qualified candidates will be contacted. E.O.E. M/F/V/H. NO PHONE CALLS. eligibility to work in the USA when applying. K

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The candidate should Call Lou Refice 570-955-3536 with steel, aluminum, and charliek@ at Harvis HR Servics to re- stainless materials. wyomingvalleymotors.com have a2year degree in The Greater Hazleton logistics or equivalent ex- quest employment application Health Alliance Apply in personat: perience, strong verbal and or leave message. stanley- has the following Pulverman Creative/Design organizational skills, self steemer.com.EOE openings: 1170 LowerDemunds Rd., Great investment property. On Dallas, PA 18612 68 William St. corner lot. Close to all major starter able to multi task, Great investment property with 3 detail oriented and strong Medical/Health Cook (80% w/full benefits) ADRUG-FREE highways &conveniences. Bring all PICTURE units and separate utilities. Each offers. 1unit needs to be updated & problem solving skills. WORKPLACE unit has2entrances and washer Responsibilities include Medical Technologist – you are all done. FRAMER-RETAIL hook up. Roof is 5years old. For MLS #13-1983 Put your creativetalents inventory management for DATA ENTRY Casual (Nights) Commercial more info visit: $155,900 to work. Part time, multiple locations,purchase PERSON www.atlasrealtyinc.com. Call Pat Doty at flexible hours for order creation and pro- Temporary part time data Exercise Physiologist MLS 12-1897 570-394-6901 Retail Picture cessing, air freight quotes entry personfor Supervisor Hanover Twp Call Tom Framing Department. and deliveries. Analyze medical office. (BS w/3-5 years experi- Parkway Plaza 570-262-7716 Hands on picture framing. sales and inventory data to Send resume to: ence) Sans Souci Parkway Assisting customers with review and plan materials. BOX 4460 Commercial Space For framing design. Will train. SAP, order management C/O TIMES LEADER Radiology Supervisor –FT Lease 1,200 sq. ft. store- Apply Marquis Art and inventory tools, MS 15 NORTH MAIN STREET front starting at $700/ and Frame office, proficient in Excel are WILKES-BARRE, PA Ultrasonographer/ month. Plenty of parking. - 122 S. Main Street, needed. Excellent benefits 18711 Vascular Tech –FT Central heat &air. Call 696-2468 Wilkes-Barre and competitive salary 570-991-0706 based on qualifications, MEDICAL BILLING Cat Scan Tech –Casual WEST NANTICOKE Please send resume and CLERK (Ultrasound/Vascular $139,900 Drivers & Delivery salary requirements to: Certification Preferred) KINGSTON PITTSTON Full-time position for very busy $99,900 medical practice. Experience in CDL AWANTED ATTN: HR Dept. medical billing aMUST. Salary Physical Therapist Owner operators/Lease to own Box 667 commensurate with experi- (Rehab) –FT 81% TT, 77% TOnly Hazleton, PA 18201 ence. Send resume to: Flatbed experience. Fax: 570-450-0231 The Times Leader Physical Therapist Short or long haul. Email: Box 4440 (Home Health) –FT Sadowski Trucking donna.reimold@ forbo.com Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 570-256-3553 Operating Room RNʼs– Casual STYLIST NURSING (experiencedpreferred) Great opportunity for this 2,900 At BONTON SALON In Wilkes- POSITIONS sq. ft. professional office build- 30 E. Poplar St. CDL-A Driver Barre. Includes weekends. ing in high traffic area. Last Multi -Family Salary vs. commission, paid *RN-LPN Home Health RNʼs– 37-39 &45Cliff St. 5apartments and a2car garage, Gas field/landscape drivers plus FT, PT &Casual used as aveterinary clinic but hands on labor required. Operate benefits. Clientele aPlus. Per Diem is easily adapted for other Multi family, 5units! Great in- allrented. Off street parking for 8 dump trucks &load equipment on Call Carolyn vestment opportunity.Duplex cars. Great investment. All shifts Available SDU/Endo/PACU Float RN uses. See how this space can lowboy. 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Kingston Commons Therapists –Casual Keri Best -570-885-5082 Or forward resume: Call Rhea for details The candidate should be strong 615 Wyoming Ave. [email protected] Excellentbenefit package for 570-696-6677 Employer is Varsity, Inc. in HR and have ADP Payroll Kingston,PA18704 experience. College degree or full time employees, which No walk-ins. EOE 570-288-5496 includes medical, dental, vis- minimum of 5years experience. WEST SIDE Candidate must have strong ion, tuition reimbursement, Or e-mail resume to: STD, LTD, Life insurance CLASS A computer skills, ability to [email protected] communicate well and be able and defined contribution CDL DRIVER to multi-task in abusy office. plan. Owner Operators .95 cpm E.O.E. PITTSTON plus fuel surcharge. Local driv- This job will consist of main- Drug free workplace taining vacation/PTO time, Candidates interested can 8unit apartment building. ing positions out of Pittston. forward their resume in con- $145,000. Call for details, 845-616-1461 training, insurance bills, payroll backup and maintain job Pittston/Scranton Area fidence to: [email protected] 570-655-1606 descriptions and policies. Aids/Med Techs/Care givers Will Train Employment Applications Competitive starting salary with are available for download TOW TRUCK benefits. 3-11 &11-7 Pittston For Personal Care Home from our web site at NANTICOKE DRIVERS May Call on 7-3 www.ghha.org 212 E. Main Street For sale Well established Italian Res- Full time &part time posi- If you are looking to be part of Building on Main St.near Anto- 5Unit taurantonthe West Side with agrowing team in afast paced To Pittston Heavenly Manor or tions available.Experience Angels Family Manor nio's. Former business &res- Money Maker seating for 75. Business only required. and challenging environment, idential combination with 4 Available immediately. Fully includes good will, all furniture fax or e-mail resume with salary 570-341-5012 Other Call 570-574-0062 570-655-0272 floors containing 3000+sq. ft. rented, leases on all five and fixtures, all kitchen equip- requirements to: Walk-instreet level entry both units. Separate utilities, new ment and delivery van for PROFESSIONAL front and back. Small off street roof in 2007, 4new gas fur- $150,000. Building sold separ- HR Department PET GROOMER parking area in rear. Great op- naces, off street parking for 6 ately. Restaurant on 1st floor Box 667 with experience. portunity with new Main St. vehicles, 3bay garage. Over and 2bedroom luxury apart- TRUCK Hazleton, Pa. 18201 570-829-5904 projects and foot traffic nearby. $29,000 in rents. Atrue ment on 2nd floor for Fax: 570-450-0231 $40,000. 570-760-7888 or money maker for the serious $250,000. DRIVER [email protected] GET 570-735-6879. investor. Must Sell! www.atlasrealtyinc.com CDL REQUIREd Part-Time/Temporaries $150,000. MLS 12-3433 Installation / Maintenace / Repair Call Steve at Call Charlie ALSO HIRING NANTICOKE AN OPERATIONS (570) 468-2488 FOREMANM/F FORKLIFT IT MAINTENANCE Applyinperson at PERSON COMMERCIAL SPACE MECHANIC Zoned for Restaurant, Deli or SolomonContainer Action Lift, Inc., locatedin The Target Shopper Service Pizza. Hazle Street /Park Av- Pittston, PA, is the exclusive Magazine, Inc. located enue Triangle, Wilkes-Barre. 495 Stanton St. dealership for Crown and at 102 N. Main St. Old Wilkes-Barre TO Some equipment included. TCM forklifts for NEPA. We 570-829-2206 Forge is looking for a Middle Eastern Bakery for rent For Sale By Owner are seeking afull time forklift part time maintenance on Hazle St, Wilkes-Barre. Call mechanic to troubleshoot, re- 570-301-8200 pair and diagnose Crown and person to handle main- EXETER Education other makes of lift trucks. GO. tenance in it's new 7,500 Newly remodeled, immaculate 39 Memorial Street Great location near schools, THE GREATER NANTICOKE Good written and verbal com- sq. ft. bldg. Qualified office building. 1,600 sq. ft, munication skills, as well as central air, plenty of parking, BEST $1 SQ. FT. nice yard, 10 rooms, 4bed- AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT candidate must be will- rooms, 2bath, gas heat, is seeking applications for: customer care skills are abundant storage areas, han- LEASES necessary. Avalid driverʼsli- ing to work aflexible dicapped accessible. YOUʼLL EVER SEE! private driveway. Detached ASSISTANTPRINCIPAL 2car garage. Walk-up attic, (High School) cense and the ability to safely schedule. Please con- MLS #13-667 WILKES-BARRE operate lift trucks are re- tact Sherry @(570) $79,900 Warehouse, light manufactur- full basement. As Is. Closing date: August 2, 2013 $69,900. 570-474-0340 Send application or letter of quired. Previous forklift mech- 457-7020 for more de- Dana Distasio ing distribution. Gas heat, interest to: anical experience or technic- Search the app store tails and to set up an in- 570-9333 sprinklers, overhead doors, Mr. Anthony Perrone, al school graduate will be and install parking. We have 27,000 WEST PITTSTON considered. We offer an terview. Wage com- sq.ft.,and 32,000 sq. ft. Superintendent The Times Leader PRICE REDUCED!! excellent wage and benefits mensurate with experi- There is nothing this good! 33 Delaware Ave. 427 Kosciuszko St. mobile app now for Nanticoke, PA 18634 package, as well as 401K ence. Sale or Lease 2bedroom ranch, completely re- [email protected] Retirement Savings Plan, when you need your modeled, includes spare build- Call Larry @570-696-4000 ing lot, $39,900. 570-299-5415 paid holidays, paid vacation or 570-430-1565 and much more. news to go. Food Services E-mail your resume to Project / Program Management Business / Strategic Management [email protected] ALL POSITIONS & or fax to 570-603-2880 ASSISTANT MANAGERS NEEDED Apply in person MANAGER Sonic Drive-In HVAC TRAINEE Regional New Media Sales Manager 755 Kidder Street, INSTALLER 3people needed to assist Wilkes-Barre, PA Qualified candidates must manager. Duties will include Do you want to be part of the winning Team? Are you interested in being part of read &interpret HVAC sys- recruiting, training &marketing. a company expanding and setting the standard for their Industry? Do you have Will train. Must be clean, Help Wanted General tem drawings, specs &sub- mittals, as well as fabricate neat and professional. what it takes to be a ‘True Hunter’? &install fiberboard ductwork. Call Mr. Scott SHIPPER &RECEIVER (570) 288-4532 E.O.E Electrical Contractor in Have experience installing: Civitas Media and The Times Leader is hiring a Regional New Media Manager Wilkes-Barre Area seeking all types of commercial units, who can not only source their leads, but close them as well. This is a revenue- full time worker. Position is a refrigerant &gas piping, control wiring &components. producing, sales-based position. The ability to work with and achieve quotas is a shipper and receiver to work Restaurants in warehouse. Applicant must Salary commensurate with must. We are looking for someone who wants to come into this position and turn have at least 2years experi- experience &includes full Kitchen Manager themselves into a powerhouse. We want candidates who will always be scouting ence with electrical /construc- benefit package. Please &Head Cook tion materials &tools as well reply with cover letter to: for Fine Dining Restaurant & for new opportunities in every interaction while representing our organization in as shipping and receiving. Mericle Construction, Inc. Tavern in Montoursville, the best possible light. We are looking for applicants who can leverage related Please send resume to 100 Baltimore Dr. Lycoming County, PA experience in local merchant advertising, along with respective connections to Attn: Mike Wilkes-Barre PA 18702 570-777-0777 PO Box 1611 [email protected] build partnerships. Both a sense of professionalism and adaptability are a must. Plains, PA 18705-1611 Legal Notices / Notices To Creditors Logistics/Transportation The ideal candidate will have excellent written and verbal communication skills, WAREHOUSE/ LEGAL NOTICE the ability to adapt and work well in a fast-paced environment, a positive attitude DISTRIBUTION DRIVERS and willingness to learn, a friendly and personable presence, the ability to work CENTER POSITIONS Hazleton, PA. NUANGOLA BOROUGH, LUZERNE COUNTY, Job duties may include: order Local and Regional seamlessly both alone and within a team, attention to detail, and exceptional picking/packing, inventory of Runs Avail. PENNSYLVANIA organizational capabilities. Most importantly, must possess the ability to both incoming merchandise, and CDL-A, 1yr Exp. Req. establish and maintain profitable business relationships. shipping. Physical require- Estenson Logistics. NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE ments include the ability to Apply: www.goelc.com twist, bend, squat, reach, stand 1-866-213-1065 AUTHORIZING THE INCURRENCE OF THE This position will work closely with management to implement and execute and/or walk for extended peri- NONELECTORALDEBT new digital revenue streams and train digital & traditional salespeople on how ods of time. Lifting up to 45 lbs TRUCK DRIVER may be required. Applicants Exp. H20 driver preferred in PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that apublic meeting of these new products fit into our overall digital portfolio. This individual will be an must possess astrong work Marcellus shale industry. must Nuangola Borough Council of the Nuangola Borough, Luzerne experienced field sales representative with outstanding digital knowledge as well ethic, sharp attention to detail, have Class AorB.Sign on bo- County, Pennsylvania,(the "Borough") held in the CouncilCham- as being knowledgeable in emerging and existing facets of digital media. Strong and be reliable. Employees nus for exp. Clean MVR, safety bers on July 9, 2013 at 7:00 p.m., prevailing time, the Borough must work quickly and record &excellent attendance. Council adopted an ordinance (the "Ordinance") entitled: candidates will exceed specific activity metrics and revenue goals. efficiently with ahigh level of Must have 2yrs exp. min. accuracy. Health, dental &great starting AN ORDINANCE OF THE NUANGOLA BOROUGH, LUZERNE Qualifications: Education, Certifications, and/or Licenses and Experience [email protected] pay. Call 298-0924 COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, AUTHORIZING THE BOROUGH TO INCUR LEASE RENTAL DEBT IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO • Compensation: Salary plus Commission Auctions EXCEED $4,472,000.00 BY GUARANTYING UP TO • Full Time Position: Exempt $4,472,000.00 AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF THE • Candidates must be Social Media users and have a strong comprehension ANTIQUES &COLLECTIBLES AUCTION 2013 SEWER BONDS TO BE ISSUED BY THE NUANGOLA Friday,July 26, BOROUGH SEWER AUTHORITY FOR THE PURPOSE OF of emerging media and technologies. 2013 ChuckʼsAuction Service FUNDINGREPAYMENT OF THE OUTSTANDING FULTON • 2-4 years industry or digital sales experience preferred. 1144 Exeter Avenue BANKNOTE THAT WAS ISSUED TO FINANCE CAPITAL • Effectively deliver formal presentations to audiences (example-PowerPoint). 4:30 PM Exeter, Pa. 18643 SEWER PROJECTS, PAYING CERTAIN COSTS OF ISSU- Antique furniture: oak: 2bow front china, oak bookcase, roll ANCE RELATING TO THE 2013 BONDS; AGREEING TO PAY • Requires the ability to travel to customer sites and industry functions. top desk, claw foot table, cupboard, dressers, much more. 2 THEPRINCIPAL OF AND INTEREST ON SUCH 2013 BONDS; Requires a valid driver’s license. mahogany DR sets, mahogany &2Deco Br sets, corner china APPROVING THE FORM OF THE GUARANTY; AUTHORIZ- closets, smoking stands, wicker ferneries, Adirondack fernery, ING OTHER NECESSARY AND PROPER ACTION; AND RE- cedar chests, dovetailedchest, large cupboard, variety tables PEALING INCONSISTENT RESOLUTIONS AND ORDIN- Civitas Media is a growing Company and is currently adding associates with a and chairs, and more. RS Prussia, sets of dinnerware, De- ANCES. variety of skill sets. Civitas Media has publications in NC, SC, TN, KY, VA, WV, pression glass, Kosta Boda vase, McCoy, Waterford, cut glass OH, IL, MO, GA, OK, IN and PA. stemware, Nippon, Fenton and more. Accordion, flutes, con- The estimated lease rental payments range from an ag- certina. Clocks, wall telephone, advertising, Sterling, books gregate amount of $122,980.00 in 2013 to $227,160.00 in 2053. and paper collectibles, postcards. Art: oil paintings, watercol- Send resume and cover letter to [email protected] or to ors, silk screen, fine prints and more. Christmas, Afinal text of theOrdinance as adopted may be ex- toys, primitives and much more. amined by any citizen between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 See web sites for detailed list and pictures. p.m. prevailing time, on regular business days at the Luzerne Walt Lafferty Order of sale: 4:30 Outside: primitives, advertising, etc County Law Library locatedat200 North River Street, Wilkes The Times Leader Inside: glassware china, smalls Barre, PA 18701 or by making an appointment with the Borough 15 N. Main Street 7:00 Inside: furniture Secretary by telephone at (570) 594-3445. Information: 693-0372, chucksauction.com, auctionzip.com Wilkes-Barre PA 18711 #4156 AU001433 Nuangola Borough Secretary 80016384 K

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Home is MLS #12-2627 can be finished off for addition- 675-3611 heated by wood pellet stove in $179,900 al livingspace. MLS 13-1818 the basement. One year home Karen Ryan $284,500 DALLAS warranty. MLS #13-1935 283-9100 x14 Jay A. Crossin Call Donna at 947-3824 or REALTORS WELCOME Extension 23 Tony at 855-2424 CROSSIN REAL ESTATE Exceptional 3,165 sq. ft. home BACK MOUNTAIN in Liberty Hills. Heated in 570-288-0770 Weichert Realtors TradeMark ground pool, deck. Marble DALLAS flooring, wainscoting&crown 570-901-1020 molding. New kitchen, Cherry DURYEA cabinets &Brazilian hard- wood floors, stainless steel ap- OPEN HOUSE pliances, granite counter tops. 283-9100 Master bedroom with built-ins SAT. &SUN. Spacious Cape Codinwonder- &walk in closet. 3fireplaces. ful Back Mountain Develop- Lowerlevel wet bar,theater, JULY 27 &28 ment. tree lined streets &side- exercise &laundry rooms. BERWICK PerrinʼsMarsh walks with acountry feel. Up- 10 AM TO 1PM dated windows &electric. Central vac &air, security &ir- 4Marilyn Drive $135,000 Wooded building lot consisting 106 acres, Approximately, 80 rigation systems. New roof, of 2.64 acres within minutes of acres of water and 26 acres MLS#13-1913 Well-maintained 2,450 sq. ft. Spacious country living! This $185,000 furnace&pool liner. Pictures home with 4bedrooms, 1.75 roomy 3BRranch features an Berwick. Country setting, but of land with ranch home and REDUCED on www.forsalebyowner.com. close to conveniences. pole barn. Full gas lease John Shelly baths, attached 2car garage open concept floor plan with 570-702-4162 $82,900 Listing ID #23950906. on 1.09 acre plus an cozy radiant floor heating, Located on Confers Lane. transfers with property. Par- 226 Church St. $318,000. Call 570-814-8010 Price: $60,000 tially located in Wyoming and CROSSIN REAL ESTATE additional 1acre lot. Finished huge screened porch, and two 570-288-0770 Large 2story with 3bedrooms and for appointment. basement with laundry room. level deck on .91 acres in the Call Patsy at 570-204-0983 Luzerne Counties. Truly a 2full baths. Extra large room sizes, Hardwood floors and Dallas School District. STRAUSSER REAL ESTATE rare find! stained glass and natural woodo- HARVEYS LAKE carpeting. New roof, Guardi- Call Christine Kutz 570-759-3300 MLS# 12-3026 work. Not flooded in 2011. MLS Barnum Street an backup generator, large (570) 332-8832 $419,000 timesleader.com #13-190. For more information and Awesome lake view double Call Cindy King photos visit atlasrealtyinc.com. wrap-around deck. Located Call Charlie wide, Mobile vinyl sided, on aquiet cul-de-sac with 570-690-2689 peaked roof, covered deck on wooded surroundings. www.cindykingre.com foundation two car detached Asking$240,000 DALLAS Get news when paved driveway 100x100 lot. Call 570-357-8126 $120,000 Call: 404-271-6728 it happens. WILKES-BARRE TWP. Single House, 3bedrooms. 1 HARVEYSLAKE bath, sunroom 10x25, kitchen, 570-613-9080 dining room, parlor, &base- Logistics/Transportation BRICK RANCH ment. Gas baseboard, hot wa- BACK MOUNTAIN 570-675-5100 50' LAKEFRONT ter. 1448 sq ft. 50x130ftlot, DOCK 75% fenced in. Buses to all DALLAS 3bedrooms, 1.5 baths, area schools nearby. Property modern kitchen, living room available to make adriveway. VIEWMONT ACRES with floor to ceiling brick fire- $40,000.Call 570-822-2382 All this 2.8+ acre lot needs is place, huge 105'x130' lot. your vision for your dream Large deck off living room HAZLETON/ home. Located in aquiet overlooking lake. Reduced ZION'SGROVE country setting, this partially $475,000. Serious inquiries Watch the wildlife from cleared lot has agreat view of only. 570-760-6820 your back porch! the mountains. Septic is Modern, 1bedroom loft style already on site and ready for townhouse in gated Country location. 3bedroom Summer building. community. Enjoy fishing, Newberry Estate Exceptional LAFLIN ranch, large deck off 1st floor MLS #13-1705 4bedroom, 3bath townhouse. swimming &the large com- family room, vinyl siding, 1 Only $65,000 Move in Ready! munity lodge. Taxes Hardwood floors. Bright &airy acre lot. kitchen. Finished lower level Come Join Our Team!! 3bedrooms, 2.5 baths, su- $400/year. Maintenance fee MLS #13-2811 per closet space, attic stor- $70/month. $28,000, negoti- with walk-out to patio. Enjoy $159,000 carefree living with swimming, age. Open floor plan, with able. 5minutes to Hazleton, BeseckerRealty JOB FAIR!! kitchen, family &dining 1mile to Eagle Rock Resort. golf &tennis amenities. areas. Great room with 675-3611 MLS#13-2185. $199,000 for positionsinour Scranton, Pittston, and 570-824-6887 or Call Barbara Metcalf cathedral ceilings, hard- 570-793-9390 Call Geri 570-862-7432 Clark Summit locations wood floors &wood burning BEAR CREEK 570-696-0883 fireplace. 1st floor, full size Houses For Sale 570-696-3801 Job Openings: laundry room. Finished •Full &Part-TimeCDL Class ADrivers basement with wet bar, slid- S. WILKES-BARRE ing glass doors to yard. Two •Full &Part-TimeForklift Operators (All Shifts) car garage. Design your •Yard Jockeys own backyard landscaping. •Order Selectors $174,000 DALLAS 570-814-8157 or eims- When: July 25, 2013 -9am –5pm [email protected] timesleader.com Where: Stop by our Scranton location located at: Spaciously satisfying from the Stauffer Industrial Park -Scranton, PA 18501 MOUNTAIN TOP open kitchen/eating area, im- pressive. 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GWCWarranty, a nationwide leader in vehicle service contracts, is seeking bright, energetic 2,300+ sq. ft., 1.5 acres. groundpool. $285,000 for information text MLS# 13-1109 and ambitious individuals to join our analytics team in our brand newWilkes-Barre executive office. 570-262-2375 $165,000 Business Analyst Call Tracy Zarola 570-696-1195 574-6465 The Business Analyst provides analytical, financial and reporting support for actuarial performance, risk-based MOUNTAIN TOP DALLAS pricing and related considerations. In addition, the Business Analyst will design meaningful dashboards to measure the impact of strategies and support corporate initiatives with high-level analysis. Candidates must DRUMS possess a strong analytical background and a bachelor’s degree, with a strong preference given to candidates having Master’s Degrees. An advanced working knowledge of Microsoft Excel, including ExcelVBA and macros, and Microsoft Power Point is required. Experience with SQL Server Management Studio and SQL Server BI DALLAS Development Studio is strongly preferred. Marketing Analyst $469,000 The Marketing Analyst provides analytical and reporting support for product, customer, and general market Beautiful well kept 2story Co- Bright, sunny raised ranch with performance. In addition, the Marketing Analyst will measure the impact of marketing programs and support beautifully landscaped yard. Cul- lonial features 3,900 square 5Pine Tree Road de-sac location. Large oak kitchen feet, 5bedrooms, 3.5 baths, strategic marketing initiatives with high-level analysis. The position will have direct involvement with pricing Five bedrooms, 2.5 baths, fam- with skylights and beamed ceiling hardwood &tile floors, gor- and competitive analysis and market opportunity assessment. This job is MBA-level work but may also be ily, living, dining &laundry in dining area. Wood burning fire- geous entry foyer, built-in Newberry Estate rooms. Eat in kitchen, finished place in the living room. Large Mas- POOL, fenced yard, 3car gar- The Greens perfect for the high-performing individual aiming to gain business experience. Candidates must possess a basement with storage room, ter bedroom suite. Family room, age. 4,000 sq. ft. condo with view of bachelor’s degree, with a preference given to candidates having Master’s Degrees. A strong working knowledge attached 2car garage. Re- hobby room, huge garage and ONE YEAR HOME ponds &golf course. Three duced to $229,900 deck. WARRANTY INCLUDED. bedrooms on 2floors. 51/2 of Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Power Point is required. For appointment call MLS#13-1638 MLS 13-1932 baths, 2car garage &more. 570-474-5463 $164,900 Tracy Zarola $425,000. GWCWarranty offers a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package including medical and 401k. Call Mary Ann Desiderio 574-6465 MLS# 12-1480 570-715-7733 Smith Hourigan Group 696-0723 BeseckerRealty Interested candidates may submit their resumes via email to [email protected] or by fax at PITTSTON TWP. Mountain Top 570-675-3611 RENT TO OWN 570-456-0967.Please visit our website at: www.gwcwarranty.com 2bedroom, clean, needs no work. re- 570-474-6307 modeled throughout. Minutes from I- Banking / Real Estate / Mortgage Automotive 81 &PATurnpike. $550/month. 570-471-7175 or 610-767-9456

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PLAINS TWP. 29 Jay Drive Luzerne Bank Financial Services has now partnered with anationally known 2story, 4bedroom, 2.5 financial services company to provide abroad range of financial services. AUTO SALES EXECUTIVES baths, on half acre. Fenced We are seeking experiencedInvestment Advisor Representatives to yard with heated in ground pool. join our team! $250,000. 570-235-1624 Luzerne Bank Financial Services is looking for talented Investment Advisor & BUSINESS MANAGER Representativeprofessionals prepared to work toward our goal of serving SHAVERTOWN the financial needs of individuals, families and businesses with quality products and services. Acareer with Luzerne Bank Financial Services will EARN THE TOP COMPENSATION YOU DESERVE give you the opportunity to create your own destiny and have alife-long impact on the lives of your clients and your community. • Superior Pay Plan • 5 Day Work Week Luzerne Bank Financial Services provides atraining program and extensive • Paid Benefits Pkg. • Excellent Working Conditions resources to help you discover your potential and build arewarding career. • Paid Vacation • Modern Facility This unique opportunity is enhanced by competitivecompensation • Aggressive Advertising Budget • High Traffic Location 18 Genoa Lane NEW LISTING! incentives with the ability to market aflexible product portfolio to your clients. • Huge, Constantly For Sale By Owner Replenished Inventory Executive downsize home, 4 To apply for aposition, please forward resume to: bedrooms, 2.5 baths, private Luzerne Bank, ATTN: Tina Karl -Vice President, Director of HR back yard with 16 x36in FAX RESUME: 570-824-1599 ground pool. Meticulously 118 Main Street, Luzerne, PA 18709. Email: [email protected] 801043 maintained. $389,000 EMAIL RESUME: [email protected] www.forsalebyowner.com At Luzerne Bank Financial Services, we are committed to your success! ID 23949718 An Equal OpportunityEmployer 290 Mundy St., Wilkes-Barre • 570-301-2277 or call 315-382-5295 K

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Extraordinary quality built 46 Old Mill Road Stunning English Tudor in a Very nice 2story, move in con- 4000+ sq. ft. Home -rear yard 58 1st Avenue Impressive home with quality with stone patio backs up to desirable neighborhood. Mod- Reduced to sell fast. Quiet, 80 JamesSt. dition. Original woodwork, ern kitchen with cherry cabin- construction. Two floors of liv- stained glass windows, hard- the 8th Fairwayofthe Wyom- convenient street. 3bedroom, This stately 4bedroom, 1.5 ing space. double corner lot, ing Valley Country Club! Cus- ets, stainless steel appliances, 11/2 bath. Finished family bath Kingston home has the wood under carpet, fenced Large 5bdrm, 2-1/2 bath island with Jenn air &tile floor. central air. Two complete kit- yard on corner lot. tom cherry eat- in kitchenwith room, modern throughout. WOW factor!Meticulouslywell chens, living/dining rooms. move-in condition home with island, formal living, dining & Separate glass surrounded MLS#13-2310 Home Warranty included. 3rd MLS#11-3245. $148,000 cared for with old world Each bedroomhas private family rooms have custom breakfast room. Family room Call Joe Gilroy touchesthroughout. Like a $95,000 floor has separate heat, small with gas fireplace &hardwood bath. Lovely back yard with in Arlene Warunek hardwood floors, 1st floor fam- GilroyReal Estate stained glass window, built ins ground pool in need of repairs, kitchen and can greatly en- ily room has Vermont Stone floors.Formal dining room with 714-6112 hance home as bonus area or and tiled fireplace in living enclosed sun room, lots of fireplace &wet bar, 1st floor bay window. French doors 570-288-1444 room. Kitchen is modern eat in rental income. Zoning is R-2. throughout. Master bedroom storage, and many other fea- Master Suite has his &her 570-690-0394 with washer/dryer closet for tures. MLS# 13-2241 dressing rooms &powder suite with master bath, walk-in $59,900 KINGSTON convenience. Large front MLS#12-1441 rooms opening to atiled mas- closet &separate sitting room. porch, rear deck and detached Call Dana Distasio Lower level rec-room and of- $229,000 ter bath with jetted tub &sep- garage. Call Nancy Answini 474-9801 arate tiled shower. Second fice. Two car garage. Pittston MLS 13-1761 Area SchoolDistrict. 570-237-5999 Smith Hourigan Group floor has 3additional bed- $278,500 JOSEPH P. GILROY rooms with walk in closets, 2 MLS#13-1076 Jay A. Crossin 696-1195 Price Reduced REAL ESTATE full baths &large attic, gigantic Extension #23 570-288-1444 lower level family room has $285,000 CROSSIN REAL ESTATE DUPONT HANOVER stone fireplace, seated bar Call Sandra Gorman 570-288-0770 area with sink &mirrored back 570-696-5408 splash, workout area &powder LAFLIN room. Stunning landscaping with an indoor &outdoor 19 Church Street speaker system, over sized 2 Lovely Kingston home that will LAFLIN car garage &underground ''capture'' you upon entry! From sprinkler system. it'sinviting 10 x6foyer with Ideal location in Hanover Township. $395,000 hardwood floors to the modern Close to high school and shopping. Call Pat today @ Smith Hourigan Group 570-696-1195 kitchen with pristine white cab- This duplexoffers anew furnace, 570-287-1196 inetry, this house is an abso- newer roof, most replacement win- Smith Hourigan Group lute ''doll house!''Master Suite dows, large yard, garage with work 570-287-1196 on 2nd floor with two addition- area and off-street parking for a KINGSTON al bedrooms and another room PRICE REDUCED! great price. MLS# 13-757 OAKWOOD PARK $55,000 Call Cindy King 570-690- on the 3rd floor +3season HANOVER TWP. porch, off-street parking with 2 If you like comfort &charm, youʼll 2689 www.cindykingre.com love this sparkling 4,100 +sq. ft. 5 570-675-5100 car garage and so much more! New Price Call today! bedroom, 4bath two story tradition- al home in perfect condition in a $124,900 OPEN HOUSE MLS# 13-2893. $144,900 great neighborhood. Nothing to do 111 Laflin Road SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 1-3 Don Crossin 570-498-3287 but move right in. Offers formal liv- Nice 3bedroom, 1.5 bath Split Remodeled contemporary CROSSIN REAL ESTATE ing &dining rooms, 1st floor family Level home with hardwood home with new kitchen & 570-288-0770 room with fireplace, granite counter floors,1car garage, large baths. 3bedrooms, 2baths, This 3bedroom, 4bath brick KINGSTON tops in kitchen &baths, lower level yard and covered patio in very great outdoor living space with town home offers aspacious recreation room with fireplace & convenient location. Great curb fenced yard, above ground floor plan,high ceilings, re- wet bar. appeal and plenty of off street pool &detached garage. cessed lighting &rich hard- MLS #13-549 parking. Rt. 315 to light @ This brick beauty on acorner Only $309,900 MLS#PM-2459 HANOVER TWP wood floors. Cherry cabinets, Laflin Rd. Turn west onto Laflin Call George Zygmunt lot boasts 4bedrooms, 2full & Barbara Metcalf Rd. Home is on left. 2half baths, aspacious, mod- alarge island, granite coun- 570-696-0883 646-706-2934 ters, stainless steel appliances For more info and photos ern kitchen with granite island visit: www.atlasrealtyinc.com &counters, family room with &over sized sink highlightthe kitchen. Corian counters & MLS 12-2852 fireplace, media room, living 561 MERCER AVE. Keri Best room, formal dining room, fin- European style tile &vanities accent the baths. Finished This roomy 2-Story includes a 570-696-380 570-885-5082 ished lower level with pool ta- modern kitchen &bath, living & ble &powder room, in ground lower level(above ground). LAFLIN 2nd floor has new hardwood dining rooms, 3bedrooms &a pool, sun porch, central air, 3 family room in the lower-level. bay carport +2car garage - Brazilian cherry floors. New landscaped patio, all fenced in. The yard is small,but there is 570-629-6100 Wyoming ValleyCountry Club, generous off-street parking. Hanover Industrial Parks & Owner Will Consider Rent Lovely home in the Korn Krest with "Option" Enjoy the outdoors from your Rte. 81 access nearby. 15ʼ x10ʼtwo-tier deck, or the section of Hanover Twp. Open $330,000 $279,900. EXETER downstairs floor plan. 3bed- Call Ruth KSmith new front porch. This home in- Call Pat today @ cludes 2free-standing gas rooms, large deck, above 570-287-1196 570-696-5411 ground pool. Out of flood stoves. For more details &to Smith Hourigan Group view the photos online, go to: LAFLIN zone. Beautiful views. Very 570-287-1196 low heating costs. www.prudentialrealestate.com 3bedroom Bi-Level situated on MLS #13-1358 &enter PRU8N9T9 in the lovely lot with formal dining $94,900 Home Search. room, lower level family room HANOVER TWP. REDUCED TO! with gas fireplace, central air, David Krolikowski Smith Hourigan Group 885-6731 HANOVER GREEN SECTION $93,000. conven- iently located to inter- 570-696-1195 MLS#13-1538. CROSSIN states &Casino. Call today to AMust See! REAL ESTATE schedule aprivate showing. 13 Thomas Street MLS #13-1100 Handicap accessible. 2bedroom 288-0770 KINGSTON Mary Ellen Belchick 696-6566 $187,500 rancher with vinyl siding. Modern Walter Belchick 696-2600 Marie Montante kitchen and walk-in shower. Cent- PRUDENTIAL 881-0103 REDUCED $219,900 ral air conditioning. One car gar- HANOVER TWP POGGI &JONES 7Concord Drive age. 3season porch. Nice fenced Beautifully maintained 2story rear yard. 696-2600 in Oakwood Park. 3bedrooms, MLS #13-2428. $95,000. KINGSTON 2.5 baths with 2car garage Ask for Bob Kopec and private rear yard. Mature Humford Realty, Inc. 80 Steele Street 288-9371 landscaping, gas/electric heat 570-822-5126. Three bedroom brick ranch, with central air. fenced back yard, pool, fin- www.atlasrealtyinc.com EXETER ished basement, enclosed timesleader.com MLS 13-2215 patio. One car garage. $139,900 Call Charlie 362 Susquehanna Avenue $160,000. 570-706-6479 129 S. Dawes Ave. Completely remodeled, spec- Three bedroom, 2bath cape tacular, 2story Victorian home, 291 Vanessa Drive cod with central air, new win- with 3bedrooms, 1.5 baths, Scenic view of the Wyoming HARVEYS LAKE dows, doors, carpets and tile Get news when Valley. Located at the end of a new rear deck, full front porch, floor. Full concrete basement MUST SEE THIS nice private road. Minutes to it happens. tiled baths &kitchen, granite with 9' ceilings. Walking dis- KINGSTON GEM! Wyoming ValleyCountry Club, counter tops. All cherry hard- tance to Wilkes Barre. Electric Charming three bedroom 2 Industrial Park &schools. wood floors throughout, all new and Oil heat. MLS #12-3283. storyfeaturing pretty living Close to Rtes. 81 &309. Cus- stainless steel appliances & For more information and room. Formal dining room. Real Estate Auction tom built, 4bedrooms &4 lighting. New oil furnace, wash- photos visit New kitchen with stainless baths. 1st floor family room er/dryer in first floor bath. www.atlasrealtyinc.com steel appliances. Beautiful with wood burning fireplace. Great neighborhood, nice yard. Call Tom hardwood floors. Great third formal dining room off the liv- FORMER U.S. POSTAL SERVICE $174,900 (30 year loan, 570-262-7716 floor multi-purpose bonus ing room. 1st floor laundry, $8,750 down, $739/month, 30 room! Gas heat. Charming CARRIER ANNEX large enclosed patio with tile years @3.25%) front porch.Private drive floor, hardwood floors on first & NOT IN FLOOD provides plenty of off street second floors. Large two Call Bob at parking. Call Ruthie for an vehicle garage. Lower level re- 30,600 +/- GSF Building 570-654-1490 appointment today! creation room with bar, extra WALSH REAL ESTATE 37 Marina Drive MLS #13-754 with4.67 acresland room with coal/wood burning Immaculate 3BR, 2.5 bath End $111,900 stove which can be used as FORTY FORT Unit Townhouse! Cherry & 714-6110 5th bedroom. Lots of closet 85 YoungStreet granite eat-in kitchen with ap- KINGSTON space. pliances open to living room Hanover Township, Must See to Appreciate with fireplace and sliders to MLS #12-4610 patio; large dining area &foy- Luzerne County, PA $269,900 er; spacious master bedroom Louise Laine 283-9100 x20 suite; each bedroom has walk- in closet; A/C; 1st floor laundry; Smith Hourigan Group Inspect Property garage; Beach Membership & 287-1196 July 24 &30 Boat slip available. $214,900. 1426 Wyoming Ave. Call Rae 570-899-1209 PLAINS 1pm-5pm REDUCED $189,900 $139,900 You willfall in love with the grand 288-9371 129 S. Dawes Ave. Victorian with magnificent entry foy- Three bedroom, 2bath cape cod Contact: Jack Fannin er, modern kitchen with new with central air, new windows, counter tops, enclosed3season doors, carpets and tile floor. Full (404) 215-6822 side and rear porch. Renovated HANOVER TWP. concrete basement with 9' ceilings. large front porch, off street parking HUNLOCK CREEK Walking distancetoWilkes Barre. andsomuch more! Property could Electric and Oil heat. MLS #12- Auction OpensJuly 18, 2013 also be Professional office in home 3283. For more information and use. photos visit: MUST SEE. MLS 12-3604 www.atlasrealtyinc.com. Jay A. Crossin Call Tom 570-262-7716 Extension 23 3bedroom, 2bath, modern kit- CROSSIN REAL ESTATE OPEN HOUSE chen &bathroom. Hardwood 570-288-0770 Sunday, July 14, 1-2:30 floors.Two garages with long 437 PlymouthAve. Over 36 Acres of trails and views. driveway. Natural gas heat, GLEN LYON Lyndwood Gardens This meticulously maintained prop- furnace, water heater&roof Newer2story. kitchen with island& erty features 2Ranch Homes with recently purchased. Front & breakfast area open to family room Attached Garages, Detached 2-Car Garage,and ponds. Walk-out base- back sun porches. Floored at- with fireplace. Formal dining room, tic, all appliances. 80 x96. living room,master suite &3addi- ment with coal burner. Additional www.realestatesales.gov 30.09 acres can be purchased. Susan 570-822-3578. tional bedrooms with main bath on NANTICOKE second floor. 2car garage. Fenced MLS#13-1889 Drivers & Delivery yard. Deck. Central air. $429,000 West Green St. Home warranty included. Call Cindy King Nice 2bedroom ranch style MLS# 12-3070 570-690-2689 home, gas heat, finished base- CORE-MARK $249,900 ment, vinyl siding, deck. Move HERE WE GROW AGAIN!! As we continue to add NEW customers at our Pennsylvania Division, 194-196 E. Main St. Call Linda in condition. we continue to add MORE drivers! We are aNational Convenience Store Large home with mother in law (570) 956-0584 Reduced to $69,500 Distribution Company hosting a suite that can either be open to the ColdwellBanker Rundle Call Jim rest of the house or closed off with Real Estate TOWNE & JOB FAIR on Thursday 7/25/13 From 9amuntil 4pm its own entrance and used as an 570-474-2340, ext 19 COUNTRY apartment. This home has vinyl sid- REAL ESTATE Show up and be interviewed! ing, newer electrical, replacement 570-675-5100 We are looking to fill the following Full-Time Positions: windows, large yard and 2car gar- 570-735-8932 LEHMAN TWP. WWW.CINDYKINGRE.COM 570-542-5708 age. Home offer a1st floor master 477 Trojan Road CLASS ACDL DRIVERS and bath, 3fireplaces and tons of Nice 3bedroom modular, 2 Help Wanted General room. Come check out all the pos- baths, finished basement. All sibilities for yourself. DRIVER HELPERS MLS 13-2419 on six country acres $84,900 Offered @$139,500 Call Jim for details Competitive Salary, Generous benefit package to include John Polifka Medical/Dental/Vision/STD/LTD and 401k. Driver, new hire, $4,000 sign on bonus for Class A 570-704-6846 TOWNE &COUNTRY REAL Drivers.Attendance/Safety and Performance Bonus programs available.Annual and merit in- FIVE MOUNTAINS REALTY ESTATE CO. creases. Designed Route Deliveries with great equipment and company provided uniform and 570-542-2141 735-8932 542-5708 work boots. DRIVERS-Guaranteed 40 hours per week! We also have Part-Time opportunities Rentals available for drivers, if you are looking to supplement your income Apply @ Maple Manor Hanover Area- 3rd Custodial AQuality Manufactured Housing Community 11pm-7am New and Pre-Owned Homes for Sale! $10.50hr to start Rentals Available SelectHomes for Lease with Option to Purchase Full time night shift person with ability to work in busy facility Financing Available to Qualified Buyers general cleaning and trash removal. Floor care exp. is helpful, 18 William Street, but will train. Lifting up to 40 lbs required. Benefits after 90 days Taylor, Pa. 18517 with paid time off. Rental Office: 570-562-1931 100 West End Rd Wilkes-Barre, PA 18706 www.umh.com Apply today: www.sovereigncs.com NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE SHOW UP AND BE INTERVIEWED!! Licensed by the Pa. Dept. of Banking NMLS 200331 EOE and Drug Free Workplace All applicants subject to pre-employment drug and background check. EOE K

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$254,900 24 Fordham Road Great Split Level in OakwoodPark, Choice Location Great investment property. On Laflin. 13 rooms, 4bedrooms, 21/2 REDUCED $109,000 Amost unique &desirable corner lot. Close to all major REDUCED $99,900 baths. 2car garage and large PRICE REDUCED! highways &conveniences. 214 Fremont St. corner lot. Lots of space for the 25 SwallowSt. lakefront property. This is an PRICE REDUCTION Grand 2story home with Vic- 433 FAIRVIEW ST. opportunity to Bring all offers. 1unit needs to Very well cared for 3bedroom large or growing family. Your COOL oasis awaits, both be updated &you are all done. home in move in condition. Large www. atlasrealtyinc.com 260-262 E. Green Street torial features, large eat in kit- purchase acentrally situated Double Block chen with laundry, 3/4 bath on inside and out. When itʼshot lot with an unmatched view of MLS #13-1983 eat in kitchen, nice yard, freshly MLS 13-452 outside, relax in air condi- $160,000 painted bedrooms with new carpet. Call Charlie Plenty of parking with paved first floor, 2nd bath with claw this beautiful lake. If you are Newer windows. Not Flooded back alley. Close to LCCC. foot tub, lots of closet space. tionedcomfort. Or venture out- looking for that special build- Call Pat Doty at doors to sit under the shade 570-394-6901 www.atlasrealtyinc.com New roof installed in 2007 Move in ready, off street park- ing site, this is it! MLS 13-2032 along with akitchen &bath up- ing in rear. MLS 12-3926 trees or catch abreeze from MLS# 11-1269 570-696-2468 the front porch.This home is Colleen Turant date in #260. Call Colleen $159,900 570-237-0415 MLS #13-694 570-237-0415 high above the valley, well out Call Dale Williams $59,900 of the flood zone. Updated 2- Five Mountains Realty Call Dana Distasio story with modern kitchen with vaulted ceiling, modern bath, 570-256-3343 LARKSVILLE 570-715-9333 LR, DR and 2generous bed- ROSS TWP. rooms. Updates include new roof, windows, front door, light- ing, w-to-wcarpeting, interior/exterior painting &se- WEST WYOMING PITTSTON curity system. OSP &large 94,900 level yard.Details at: PENN LAKE www.prudentialrealestate.com SEARCH: PRU5B4G9. PENN LAKE #13-2080 $79,000 $149,900 Walter or Mary Ellen Belchick 511 E. State St. 696-6566 Very nice,totally remodeled Bi- Everything you need is in this Level with 3bedrooms,1.75 house. 4bedrooms, lower level baths and partially finished family room, den open, living/din- lower level on anice country ing room, nice yard with above lot in Lake Lehman School Dis- Delightful 3bedroom, 1.5 bath ground pool and covered patio, ex- trict. This pristine 2year old log Cape Cod in charming neigh- tra parking. 1car garage. Very well 60 E. Columbus Ave. 696-2600 MLS#13-2754 home is truly an amazing ex- borhood is yours for only maintained home. Move right in! Very well kept double block with 2 Call KenWilliams perience. No expense spared $115,000. Offers oversized liv- MLS 13-2432 bedrooms each side, one side is all 570-542-8800 and the immaculate design in- ing room, modern kitchen with CALL COLLEEN 1529 Lakeview Drive redone with new bath, kitchen and SHAVERTOWN Five Mountains cludes, energy efficient Geo- breakfast room, and 1st floor 570-237-0415 OPEN HOUSE electric. www.atlasrealtyinc.com. Thermalheating system, su- master bedroom. Sat ,July 20th, 1:30 -3:00 MLS #13-2724. Real Estate Don't miss this one! Call Charlie 570-542-2141 perior wall foundation, 5-inch Cozy 2bedroom cottage on 829-6200 wide hardwood plank floors, MLS #13-2722 the lake! Open livingarea, 3/4 SUGAR NOTCH 42-inch kitchen cabinets, cus- Call Barbara Metcalf bath, large deck facing lake. tom designed quartz counter 570-696-0883 Double patio doors from kit- top, built-in finished 2car gar- chen and living area allow age. To top it all off, it sits in a great lake views! Move in and perfect, 5.79 acre private loca- 570-696-3801 relax! tion. MajorPrice Reduction!! WEST WYOMING LAFLIN MLS#13-2286 MLS# 13-2048 $179,000 $349,900 PLAINS Linda Gavio Beautiful remolded home in the Robert Altmayer 474-2231, ext 19 Back Mountain. This home has 570-793-7999 everything, 4bedrooms, up- RUNDLE dated kitchen, AMAZING,RE- REAL ESTATE LAXING yard that offers a2 570-474-2340 tier deck, beautiful landscap- ing, stone wall with water fea- TRUCKSVILLE Well maintained and agreat ture and aside deck. Plenty of $74,500 location. Large Florida room, 3 off street parking, partially fin- 384 Tripp St. bedrooms, central air, gas fire- TOWN &COUNTRY ished LL with bar and built in 3bedroom, 1bath, 2story with place in large familyroom, PROPERTIES ''Busy People Compatible''. tv. Close to everything yet large kitchen, dining room and liv- hardwood floors and more! Re- 474-2340 Enjoy the daily convenience of tucked away in its own para- 113 Hemlock Street ing room. Private rear yard, nice duced by $20,000 to $239,900. living in the vicinity of what's dise. Great opportunity don't neighborhood gas heat. 3huge bedrooms, with closet www.atlasrealtyinc.com MLS #13-2346 happening ''Woodcrest Es- miss out!! space, 2full modern tiled bath- Call John Piszak PITTSTON tates''. Move in ready,finished MLS#13-2617 MLS 13-2179 rooms, modern kitchen featur- Call Charlie 570-313-8586 lower level, relax on rear deck $174,900 ing Disney trim, tiled floors, JosephP.Gilroy with view of Mohegan Sun. Call or text Donna Cain 947- breakfast counter, and mod- Elegance &comfort combine Real Estate MLS#13-1110 3824 ern half bath off of kitchen, to give you all you dream of. 570-288-1444 $120,000 or Tony Wasco 855-2424 back porch/deck and yard 1st floor mater,guest suite with Arlene Warunek MOOSIC leads to parking in rear on full bath,fabulous breakfast 570-714-6112 corner lot. $72,772. MLS# 13- room overlooking private 2630 wooded yard. Plenty of built ins Call Vieve 474-6307 ex. 2772 and plantation shutters give WHITE HAVEN this home wonderful character. MLS#13-2678 $459,000 901-1020 Tracy Zarola $64,900 Smith Hourigan Group 570-574-6465 62 Pine St. 570-696-1195 570-696-0723 Enjoy the warm weather in this SHAVERTOWN Smith Hourigan Group 3bedroom, 1bathroom home PLAINS SUGAR NOTCH REDUCED with great curb appeal, sun NEW LISTING $87,500 room and patio. New roof and 211 Wilkes-Barre Street R. 1104 Springbrook WARRIOR RUN newer windows.(Traveling N. 2story, 2bedroom with fenced in Enjoy this 2story, 3bedroom, Cape Cod home with endless on Main St. Pittston turn R. yard, all appliances included. 2bath home. Recently up- possibilities. 3-4 bedroom, 1 onto Pine St., home is on left). REDUCED TO $47,000. Call Ed dated! Large living room with bath, central air, plenty of stor- MLS 13-1897 Appnel. 570-817-2500 stone fireplace. Eat-in kitchen age. Enclosed porch, garage Call Keri Best REDUCED WALSH REAL ESTATE with new stove Large 1st floor with carport. Situated on 3lots. 570-885-5082 $199,900 570-654-1490 family room directly off the kit- Directions: 1-81, Exit 180 4Spruce Ave. chen area with sliding glass WEST PITTSTON Moosic (Rt. 11) L. onto 502, BIRCHWOOD HILLS Stately home on 1.27 wooded door to backyard. 2car gar- straight 1/2 mile. Turn Ronto 3bedrooms, 3baths. Hardwood acres. Private lot in upscale agewith loft area for agreat 8th St., up hill, turn left, house floors, central air. Finished base- subdivision, finished base- workshop or additional living 3rd on right. ment with fireplace, great yard, su- space when finished. Addition- per location. MLS 13-1251 ment, tankless water heater, www.atlasrealtyinc.com built-in stereo system, spa- al access to backyard alley. MLS 13-607 www.atlasrealtyinc.com. From Mountain Top take 437 Call Tom 570-262-7716 cious kitchen w/granite coun- Call Keri Best tertops &stainless steel appli- 127 Hemlock Street to White Haven,LEFT on the 570-885-5082 PITTSTON ances. Enclosed 3season Deep 40x170 lot, with room for Wilkes-Barre Street. White porch, deck, grand entry foyer good parking in the rear. Sur- Haven is 17 miles from Wilkes- w/double closets. round yourself in the warmth of Barre and 4miles from I-476 MLS#13-876 hardwood floors trim andpock- and I-80 interchange. $425,000 et doors. Closet in each bed- MLS #13-2054 Carl Georinger room, original vintage bath- Great value in this totallyren- $109,900 696-5429 room with claw foot tub. ovated 2story, spacious living Craig Yarrish PLAINS TWP $59,900. MLS# 12-3049 room with brick fireplace and 696-6554 NANTICOKE Call Vieve 570-474-6307 hardwood floors. Beautiful kit- PENDING ex. 2772 chen and very nice size dining PRICE REDUCTION room. Plenty of storage in $169,900 walk-up attic. 69 Curtis St. MLS# 13-2116 Spacious 3bedrooms home, re- $99,000 built in 1980 with 2full baths and a Arlene Warunek 3/4 master bath. Private pool area Smith Hourigan Group 714-6112 696-2600 with brand new liner, 2car garage with 1/2bath and full 2nd story for 696-1195 Smith Hourigan Group WILKES-BARRE hobby room, etc. Located at the $189,900 end of dead end street, affords lots SWOYERSVILLE of privacy. 20 Nittany Lane HUNTINGTON MILLS 1210 S. Hanover St. Affordable 3level townhome fea- Smith Hourigan Group Large 3bedroom 1bath home with www.atlasrealtyinc.com 696-1195 MLS 13-2079 tures 2car garage, 3bedrooms, abig yard. Possible off street park- 3.5 baths, lower level patio and up- ing in the back off the alley. This per level deck, gas fireplace, cent- WEST PITTSTON home has replacement windows on ral air and vac and stereo system the second floor and awnings over www.atlasrealtyinc.com the windows. This will be agreat MLS 13-871 home with alittle TLC. Call Colleen PRICE REDUCED MLS# 13-2093 570-237-0415 $49,900 $59,900 735 N. Washington Street John Polifka Call Charlie Spacious 2story, 3bedrooms with 570-704-6846 2car detached garage, good FIVE MOUNTAINS REALTY $140,000 2story home in Huntington starter home, needs TLC. MLS 570-542-2141 Completely remodeled home PITTSTON Township offers quietcountry with space galore! This must #12-3887. For more information NANTICOKE living. Living room, den, dining see3bedroom features a1st and photos visit: room, eat in kitchen. 3bed floor master bedroom, spa- MULTI-FAMILY www.atlasrealtyinc.com. rooms, bonus room, full bath. 2 cious kitchen with laundry Two houses for the priceof Call Tom 570-262-7716 WEST PITTSTON car garage situated on 1.12 area, deck, fenced yard, over one!Two story in front & acres. Lower portion of rear sized 2car garage, separate double-wide in rear. Great for 2 yard abuts Huntington Creek. 10 x15insulated and heated familiesorinvestor opportunity. Part of property is in aFlood office/workroom with electric. Off streetparking &NOT in Zone but not the structure. New 200 amp electric, 3year flood zone.MLS #13-97. MLS #13-2799 old furnace and newer roof. $139,000 $105,900 Call Christine Kutz WILKES-BARRE REDUCED Patsy Bowers 332-8832 393 E. Noble St. $106,900 570-204-0983 Check out this 4bedroom, 1.5 bath 67 Carroll St. Strausser home with 1car detached garage. Open House Sunday 7/21 This home features aJacuzzi tub, 12-1:30 PM Real Estate newer roof, furnace, hot water heat- The WOW factor! Move right in and OPEN HOUSE 570-759-3300 er, replacement windows, fenced enjoy this renovated home with no Sunday, July 21st, 12-2 yard and large covered deck. worries! 3bedrooms with lots of 40 Exeter Avenue 570-613-9080 Call Cindy King Today! MLS 13-613 closet space. 2full baths including Agrand stone wraparound SHICKSHINNY LAKE 570-690-2689 $77,900 a4piece master bath with custom porch with swing surrounds YATESVILLE www.cindykingre.com Call John Polifka tile work, open floor plan with mod- this centuryhouse loaded with 570-704-6846 WILKES-BARRE ern kitchen with island, corner lot charm and character. Marble 37 Flick Street FIVE MOUNTAINS REALTY with off street parking and nice entry foyer, 1st floor office with 570-542-2141 Nice 2possibly 3bedroom home yard. Come and take alook! tile floor, grand staircse, form- with alarge driveway and garage. www.atlasrealtyinc.com PLYMOUTH al living room,& sitting &din- This home has anewer kitchen and MLS 13-863 ing rooms with hardwood afull bath with laundry area on the floors.eat in kitchen, master 1st floor. There is anice yard and bedroom with walk in closet & deck for your outside enjoyment. screened porch. walk up attic, There is anewer furnace and roof off street parking in $169,900 also. Come and check it out. Lake Front Property at Shick- MLS# 13-2103 rear...... this outstanding home shinny Lake! 4Bedrooms, 2.75 603 Willowcrest Dr. Super end unit townhouse, no fees. PRICE REDUCTION $37,900 is in move in condition and is baths, 2kitchens, living room, John Polifka priced right @$149,900. 2bedrooms, 3baths, central air, Charming 1,000+ sq. ft. 2bedroom, Call Colleen large family room. 2sun 570-704-6846 Call Pat today @ rooms, office &laundry room. electric heat, cathedral ceiling with 1/1/2 bath with separate driveway 570-237-0415 skylights. Large family room with on aquiet street. Lower level was FIVE MOUNTAINS REALTY Two car attachedgar- age with propane stove and itʼsown duct- finished for former business -has 570-542-2141 paved driveway, above ground 232 Reynolds Street less air. MLS 13-482 separate entrance, 1/2 bath &elec- WILKES-BARRE SWEET VALLEY pool, dock &100' lake front- Call Tom 570-262-7716 tric baseboard heat (not included in Well kept house in avery quiet age. 33 Yale St. neighborhood. Replacement win- NORTH LAKE total sq. ft). 3Bedrooms, 13/4 baths, dows, Hardwood Floors, Concrete Picture perfect lake front, 2 $375,000 MLS #13-1592 $49,000 MLS #12-860 Dana Distasio New windows, Cornerlot Patio with roof, Carport, Alarm Sys- story, 3bedrooms. 13/4 Quiet neighborhood, 2car tem. MLS# 13-1958 $64,000. baths, furnished. Truly a Kenneth Williams 570-715-9333 542-8800 570-474-9801 garage detached, Ready to Charles J. Prohaska Must See! $249,000. Smith Hourigan Group move-in home. $125,000 CROSSIN REAL ESTATE 845-778-7605 Five Mountains Realty 570-288-0770 570-287-1196 542-2141 Call 570-817-4028 K

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Houses For Sale Houses For Sale Land (Acreage) Apartments /Townhouses Apartments /Townhouses Apartments /Townhouses Apartments /Townhouses WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE Nanticoke WEST PITTSTON MOUNTAIN TOP DALLAS KINGSTON 2nd floor, 2bedroom. Includes 1bedroom, 1st floor, refrigerat- S. Main St. &S.Church Rd. Beautiful, over sized exec- or, stove, washer/dryer hook- Alberts Corners heat, water &garbage. Off street GARDEN VILLAGE parking. No pets/no smoking. utive style apartment in up &porch. $400/month +util- Property for Sale large historic home. Two ities, security &references. APARTMENTS $650/month +1month security. 221 Fremont St., Housing for 3.5 Commercially 570-690-1591 bedrooms, one bath, gran- Water, sewage, garbage in- the elderly &mobility impaired; Zoned Acres ite kitchen, hardwood cluded. No smoking. no pets. all utilities included. Federally Owner 011-44-7741870497 DALLAS floors,dining room, living 570-760-6959. Susan 570-441-3909 2nd floor, modern 1bedroom, room, basement storage, subsidized program. Extremely no washer/dryer hook up, off beautiful front porch. NANTICOKE low income persons encour- NEWPORT TWP. street parking. Near Misericor- $1,000 monthly +utilities. Immaculate 2nd floor, private aged to apply. Income less 166 Jones St. LOTS -LOTS-LOTS dia. Lease, security, refer- No smoking. Call entrance, bath, bedroom and than $12,450. Nice 3bedroom single. Gas $99,900 ences required. Absolutely no 570-472-1110 living room. Wall to wall carpet, 570-655-6555 heat, off-street parking. Con- 77 Schuler St. 1mile south of L.C.C.C. Estab- pets/no smoking. $475/month Available August 1st large kitchen with range and TDD 800-654-5984 venient location. Affordable! NOTHING to do but move right lished developmentwith under- +some utilities. 570-298-2478 fridge.Large attic storage. Sun 8am-4 pm REDUCED TO $29,500 in! This home has everything ground utilities including gas. or 570-417-0144 porch, No pets and No Monday-Friday. Towne&Country R.E. Co. KINGSTON Equal Housing Opportunity you need...3 bedrooms, 2.5 Cleared lot. 100ʼ frontage x DALLAS smoking. Security, reference 735-8932 baths, large fenced in yard, 158. $30,500. E. WALNUT ST. and lease. $460+utilities. Handicap Accessible or 542-5708 screened in porch, off street MEADOWS Light, bright, 3rd floor, 570-477-5959 parking, quiet neighborhood. Lot 210 ʻ frontage 158ʼ deep on 2bedrooms, elevator, carpeted, WEST PITTSTON WILKES-BARRE Home recently remodeled in- hill with great view $30,500. APARTMENTS entry system. Garage. Extra NORTH WILKES-BARRE 1st floor, 1bedroom apt. Refri- side &out. www.atlas 220 Lake St. storage &cable TV included. PLAINS VICINITY gerator &stove included. realtyinc.com. MLS 13-467 Call 570-736-6881 Housing for the elderly &mo- Laundry facilities. Air Ample secure parking. Small bility impaired; all utilities in- Conditioned. Fine neighborhood. FIRSTFLOOR Call Colleen SHICKSHINNYLAKE pets allowed. $450 month + 570-237-0415 cluded. Federally subsidized Convenient to bus &stores. No utilities. 570-357-1138 Choice Location. Central water, pets. References. Security. *VICTORIAN* program. Extremely low in- Victorian remodeled low ($140) association dues. come persons encouraged to Lease.Nosmokers please. Priced to sell! beauty, 1bedroom, brand WEST PITTSTON apply. Income less than $785 +utilities. MLS# 11-1269 Call 570-287-0900 new -maple kitchen with 2nd floor 2bedroom, laundry $159,900 $12,450. 570-675-6936 appliances, genuine pantry room on 2nd floor, kitchen ap- Call Dale Williams TDD 800-654-5984 KINGSTON HOUSE restored, laundry, asthetic pliances included, extra large Five Mountains Realty 8am-4 pm, Mon-Fri. Nice, clean furnishedroom, starting at tiled fireplace in bedroom, closets, front &back porches, 570-256-3343 Equal Housing Opportunity $340. Efficiency at $450 month fur- more. 2YEARS @$600. extra storage. No pets. Handicap Accessible nished with all utilities included. Off month +utilities. NO PETS. $650/month +utilities. SHICKSHINNY LAKE street parking. 570-718-0331 Very nice home all on one WILKES-BARRE FORTY FORT EMPLOYMENT APPLICA- 570-417-4311 or floor. Large kitchen, 1.5 baths. Completely Renovated 2nd floor, 2bedroom, wall to KINGSTON TION REQUIRED/NEAR 570-287-9631 Great views of park, dike. & Quiet area, 3bedrooms, 2 R-69 Price St. GENERAL HOSPITAL. wallcarpeting, tile bathroom, Nice and cozy 3rd floor. 1bedroom large open area with lots of baths, largeeat in kitchen, stove, refrigerator &dishwash- AMERICA REALTY dining &living rooms, walk living room and kitchen. lots of 570-288-1422 WHITE HAVEN trees. Basement partially fin- er furnished. Washer/dryer closets, and 2enclosed porches. Route 940. Large 2bedroom ished with 1/2 bath, commode in closet,huge bonus room. hook up, off street parking, use near I-80 &PATpke. Fresh Recent roof, new boiler, up- Includes heat, hot water, stove, &utility sink. Convenientloca- of yard &porches. Heat, pub- fridge and off street parking. no PITTSTON paint, w/w carpet, stove &refri- tion. graded plumbing &electric. lic water, sewer &recycling fur- pets, non smoker. $525/mo secur- MUST SEE! gerator. Water, sewer & MLS#13-2283 New carpeting &vinyl, huge nished by landlord. No pets. 1 ity deposit. Application, back- 2bedroom apartment, com- garbage included. No pets. $118,000 backyard, driveway, front & year lease, 1st month rent & ground check,1 year lease. pletely renovated with new $550 +electricity &security Call Nancy Answini rear porch, patio, new win- security required on signing. 570-288-0770 hardwood floors &ceramic tile. deposit. 570-443-9639 570-237-5999 dows. Appraised at Build your dream home on this at- $700/month. New appliances, off street JOSEPH P. GILROY $86,900, for sale at tractive 1.2 acre level lot with lake 570-655-0530 KINGSTON parking, coin operated washer WILKES-BARRE REAL ESTATE $49,900. 610-389-8226 privileges. Priced to sell. HOA FEE &dryer in basement. No pets, 1bedroom, Second Floor, 570-228-1444 IS $140 YEARLY. FORTY FORT SDK GREEN no smoking. $600/month +se- Heat and Hot Water included. WYOMING MLS#13-40 2APTS AVAILABLE ACRES curity &utilities. $460 amonth, plus one month $50,000 570-357-1383 security deposit. References, WILKES-BARRE Call Barbara Metcalf 1693 Wyoming Ave 570-696-0883 HOMES PITTSTON No pets and No Smoking. 1st floor,spacious 3bedroom 11 Holiday Drive 570-675-7768 “A Place To Call Home” 2nd floor, 4rooms &bath. apt. Oak hardwood floors, Washer/dryer hook up. Heat & formal dining room, eat-in kit- Spacious 1, 2&3Bedroom WILKES-BARRE Apts. hot water furnished. No pets. chen, living room with fire- Security &references. Clean, 2bedrooms, Off street place, tile bathroom. Gas heat included parking, 1st &last months rent FREE $675/mo. 570-654-1193 or Washer/dryer hookupinbase- 570-332-7951. +security. Call 570-817-0601, ment, 1stall garage, big back 24 hr. on-site Gym will return call. WYOMING/EXETER yard. No pets. $900 mo. plus Community Room Swimming Pool PITTSTON TWP BUILDING LOTS electric. 1bedroom, stove, refrigerator, WILKES-BARRE FOR SALE Maintenance FREE Controlled Access $350 month plus electric. 1year $35,000 -$39,900 2nd floor 2spacious bed- lease plus security. No pets. ROOM NEW LISTING rooms, sun room, off living Patio/Balcony 570-237-0968 Looking for your new home at and much more... JUST LISTED Build your new home here. 2 room small den/office, oak FORRENT agood price? Move-in condi- new developments, prices hardwood floors, formal dining PLAINS TWP. 1room. Security deposit re- tion and pricedtosell! 4bed- This charming 3bedroom of- 570-288-9019 2nd floor, 2bedroom, heat, quired, back ground check. fers Hardwood floors in the range from $35,000 to room, eat-in kitchen, tile bath, www.sdkgreen acres.com room home in aquiet South $39,900. Public water sewer 1stall garage, separate wash- water &hot water included. $350 month plus security de- Wilkes-Barre neighborhood. dining room, an eat in kitchen, Call today for Off street parking, pets al- posit. 347-693-4156 gas heat &anenclosed front &gas available. NOT in flood er/dryer hookup in basement, move-in specials. Open floor plan with large liv- zone. Lot sizes range from big back yard. No pets. lowed. $750/month one year ing &dining rooms. Newer ap- porch. Nicely landscaped & lease &references. WILKES-BARRE conveniently located 50x100 to 80x105. $800/mo plus electric. -1 bedroom pliances and gas heat. Nice 570-239-1010 Kingston 570-406-8218 level backyard and off-street PRICED TO SELL $51,900.00 Spacious 2bedroom. Living & water included Ann Marie Chopick www.atlasrealtyinc.com PLAINS -2 bedroom parking. Motivated seller! CALL CHARLIE GLEN LYON dining rooms. Off street park- BELL REAL ESTATE ing. All new appliances. Gas Modern 2bedroom, 1bath, single #13-2980 1bedroom, 2nd floor apt. -2 bedroom $62,000 570-288-6654 Office Living room, kitchen, full bath, heat. Water &sewer included. 2nd floor apartment. Kitchen 570-760-6769 Cell with appliances. New carpet. water included Carol Holton heat, hot water &garbage fee $575 +utilities, security & -3 bedroom, 814-2116 included. Tenant pays electric. references. No pets, no Conveniently located. No smoking -nopets. single $575/ month +security. smoking. Call 570-239-7770 -4 bedroom, Call or text 201-304-3469 $600 PER MONTH. large LUZERNE Call Rae 276 Bennett Street HANOVER HANOVER TWP 570-899-1209 -2 bedroom1/2 Lots BRESLAU 2nd floor, 2bedroom, large liv- LEWITH&FREEMAN double. 6room apt. includes heat & ing &dining rooms, den, tile 288-9371 -4 bedroom DALLAS TOWNSHIP water $700 month +utilities, bath, kitchen with stove &re- double 283-9100 2acres $39,900 or 7acres security &references. Refri- frigerator, washer/dryer hook PLYMOUTH LUZERNE YATESVILLE $89,900, blacktop road, gerator &stove included. up, off street parking, water & 3rooms, 2nd floor. Utilities by -1 bedroom, WILKES-BARRE soil-tested and approved for Parkingavailable. sewer paid. $600 +utilities & tentant. Water furnished, stove water included. 570-287-8766 security. No pets/smoking. provided. No pets. Security, 1 PITTSTON building.Nice woods, great -Large 1bed views, wide frontage, great References. 570-288-7309. year lease $400 month. WILKES-BARRE Leave message. Call 570-760-8526 room water property/neighborhood for included kids, #1 rated Dallas School WYOMING SHAVERTOWN OLD FORGE District. Call 570-245-6288 Mayflower -2 bedroom, Midtowne 1Bedroom Efficiency,large liv- water included DUPONT Crossing Apartments ing room, furnished or unfur- PLAINS Two lots, 80 x140, sewage & nished. Close to colleges. -1 bedroom, $159,900 100 E. 6th St., water. $15,000 each. Apartments Apartments for Private entrance, $700/month. water included 12 Reid St. 570-466-2468 1st month and security deposit. Spacious Bi-level home in semi Elderly (62+) 570-606-9638 McDermott &McDermott Real 166 Jones St. private location with private back and/or EAGLE ROCK RESORT Estate Inc. Property Nice 3bedroom single. Gas yard, 3season room, gas fireplace 570.822.3968 Handicapped &Disabled 99 Chestnut Drive Management in lower level family room. Re- Income Limits Apply TRUCKSVILLE heat, off-street parking. Con- Wooded level buildable lot in 570-675-4025 cently updated kitchen, 4bed- ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED venient location. Affordable! Four Seasons resort with (direct line) rooms, 13/4 baths, garage. 1, 2, 3&4 570-693-4256 MANOR REDUCED TO $29,500 Mon-Fri. 8-7pm www.atlasrealtyinc.com Membership includes all resort Monday -Friday Towne&Country R.E. Co. Bedrooms Sat. 8-noon MLS 13-1949 ammenities. Within walking APARTMENTS 735-8932 8am -4pm 170 Oak Street Call Charlie distance of Choctow Lake. An or 542-5708 amazing quick sale price of -Light &bright open Low and Moderate $11,500. MLS#13-1426. floor plans Income Elderly WILKES-BARRE Rentals Include: WILKES-BARRE Call Vieve -All major appliances 570-474-6307 Ext. 2772 *Electric Range &Refrigerator /KINGSTON included MINERS MILLS *Off Street Parking Efficiency 1&2bedrooms. In- 2br., 1st floor, $575 +$575 *Coin Operated Laundry cludes all utilities, parking, laundry. -Pets welcome* Applications Accepted No pets. From $390 to $675. -Close to everything security. Refrigerator, range, water &sewer included. by Appointment Lease, security &references. -24hour emergency Washer hook up $25 extra per 570-696-1201 570-970-0847 Land (Acreage) maintenance 8a.m. -4p.m. month. TDD only, WILKES-BARRE/NORTH Call Bernie 570-655-4815. DALLAS TOWNSHIP Smith -Short term leases 1-800-654-5984 1st floor, 1spacious bedroom 63 acres with about 5,000ʼ Hourigan Group available RothsteinRealty Voice Only, with side room. Clean, re- roadfront on 2roads. All 1-888-244-2714 1-800-654-5988 modeled. $525/month +utilit- Wooded. $385,000. Call Call TODAY For Handicap Accessible ies. 570-825-2901 Jenkins Township Equal Housing Opportunity Besecker Realty Lot for Sale on Cul-De-Sac in AVAILABILITY!! MOUNTAIN TOP 570-675-3611 Highland Hills. 0.88 Acres. Three- 2bedroom, 1.5 bath WILKES-BARRE $65,000. Call, 570-947-3375 www.mayflowercrossing.com apartments. Being renovated, 2bedroom, 1bath apartment near will be available soon. New ap- LAFLIN GeneralHospital. No Pets. $525 + WEST WYOMING Certain Restrictions Apply* pliances, carpet and paint. utilities, first, last +security deposit. 29 Amherst Ave. Fifth Street Manor Some utilities included, $695 570-417-3427 REDUCED TO $43,400 $32,900 Two building lots in beautiful, KINGSTON and other apartments avail- WILKES-BARRE ACharming, move-in ready ½ Lot#9 Pinewood Dr established development. Call Renovated, large kitchen &liv- able for $550 and up. 307-309 South Street East double. This well-kept home is Build your new home in agreat for information. ing room, 2bedrooms, all ap- 570-854-8785 4bedrooms on 2levels, (2 &3 WILKES-BARRE amust see. Spacious living neighborhood. Convenient loc- pliances, dishwasher, laundry, 2nd floor -4 nice rooms. Only one 570-814-1316 MountainTop Area floor).1.5 Baths, with hook- room and dining room, 3bed- ation near highways, airport, washer/dryer hook up. Hard- ups. Big kitchenwith 6x8 quiet apartment below. Has stove, Near Lily Lake new refrigerator, washer &dryer. rooms and 1.5 baths. 3rd floor casino and shopping Apartments /Townhouses wood floors/Berber carpet, off porch. $900/month, Landlord is awalk-up attic with 3rooms 156 x110 x150 x45 street parking, deck. Quiet, Available Immediately All widows are newer vinyl thermal 3bedrooms, 1.5 bath, Farm pays water and heat. NO pane. New mini-blinds and curtains. that can be converted into ex- DIRECTIONS Rt 315 to laflin WEST PITTSTON convenient neighborhood, PETS, 1month security. tra livingspace. Off-street Rd; make left off Laflin Rd onto soundproofing.Close to Col- house. Modern kitchen, hard- Your own private entrance. Small 1bedroom, living room, Available Aug. 1. back porch. Water &sewer in- parking for 2cars. Offered at Pinewood Dr. Lot is on corner dining room, wall to wall car- leges, Montessori, Sem, wood floors. $950/month + security &1year lease Call Manny 917-295-6254 cluded. Close to town &bus stop. $44,900. MLS#13-990. of Pinewood Dr. and Hickory- peting, washer/dryer refriger- stores, highway. $810, in- 718-946-8738 $485/month. 570-650-3803 Matt Hodorowski wood Dr. MLS 13-23 ator and stove. Modern cludes heat, water, sewer. No Call 570-791-1036 atlasrealtyinc.com kitchen and bath. 2nd floor. smoking, cats considered. NANTICOKE Autos For Sale Call Keri Best $635/month. Heat, sewer and No Section 8. 610-389-8226 Immaculate 1st floor, 1bed- 570-714-9229 570-885-5082 water included, 1month se- KINGSTON room, 2covered porches, kit- 570-288-9371 curity with 1year lease. Ref- Clean, Large 3bedroom and chen, bath, living room and erences required. No Pets. basement. Appliances, range WYOMING 1.5 bath, Wash area. Available Immediately 1st, last month rent &security. with self-cleaning oven, mi- 570-654-4040 or Call 570-817-0601, crowave, refrigerator, dish- 570-446-7682 Will Return Call. washer. Off street parking, No Smoking and No Pets. Secur- ASHLEY KINGSTON 2bedroom, stove &refrigerat- ity, References and Lease. 47 Price Street $535+utilities. 570-477-5959 LAFLIN or,washer /dryer hook up, off 1st floor, 2bedroom apart- $99,500 street parking. No pets or ment, interior redone, good NANTICOKE 2.44 acres of land zoned R-3 for smoking. $550 +utilities, se- condition. Off street parking,. 1bedroom, 1bath, living room OPEN HOUSE townhouse or could be used for curity &references. Sunday, June 30, 12-1:30 No pets, no exceptions. Gas &kitchen. Refrigerator &stove, single family building lots (with ap- 570-825-3932 heat. $525/month +utilities & washer/dryer hook up. Great incomeinthis 4unit apt. proval). Public water and sewer building plus building lot in available. www.atlasrealtyinc.com BACK MOUNTAIN 1month security deposit. 570- $500/month, includes heat & lovely setting on almost an MLS 13-1389 2bedrooms, 2nd floor apart- 4720395 for appointment. water. 570-735-4074 Leave acre. Two-2 BR apartments, Call Charlie ment, no yard. Heat, lights and message and two-1 BR apartments. garbage included. No Pets. KINGSTON 570-639-2175 Deluxe, quiet, airy 3bedroom, PARSONS MLS 12-4538 Spacious 2nd floor. 2bed- Call Nancy Answini 2nd floor, 1.5 baths &office. All appliances, washer/dryer in unit. room, wall to wall, washer/dry- 570-237-5999 MOCANAQUA 2bedroom, water &sewer in- Wall-to-wall, C/A, garage,attic, no er, refrigerator &stove. Heat GILROY REAL ESTATE cluded. $525/month. Section 8con- pets/no smoking, lease. included. No pets. Security. 570-288-1444 sidered. Call 570-592-3497 570-287-1733 $685/month. 570-332-9355

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339 HIGHWAY 315, PITTSTON, PA • 1-800-223-1111 PRE-OWNED SUPERSTORE SPEND LESS AND GET MORE... 1.54% Financing With Millions To Lend and PLATINUM 3 Year/100,000 Mile Warranty FREE On All Vehicles 125-Point Inspection • Full Service Dealership Body CERTIFIED: Shop • Parts • Accessories • Service • Sales A Higher Standard Of Pre-Owned Vehicle

2012 HYUNDAI 2007 VOLVO SONATA S80 SEDAN POWER WINDOWS & LOCKS, HEATED LEATHER, REAR PARK 1-OWNER, CRUISE, CD, ASSIST, MOON ROOF, STOCK # P15033 STOCK # P15086 OUR PRICE$14,968* OUR PRICE$14,983*

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2008 JEEP LIBERTY 2012 SUZUKI SX4 2009 HYUNDAI 2013 VOLKSWAGEN 2012 HONDA 2008 HONDA 2013 HYNDAI 2011 MITSUBISHI 2008 CHEVROLET SPORT 4X4 AWD CROSSOVER AZERA SEDAN JETTA SEDAN CIVIC SEDAN CR-V 4WD SONATA GLS ENDEAVORS AWDS EQUINOX LTZ AWD ALLOY WHEELS, AUTOMATIC, POWER ALL WHEEL DRIVE, AUTO, POWER LEATHER, MOONROOF, ALLOYS, POWER AUTOMATIC, POWER WINDOWS LX PACKAGE, AUTO, PW WINDOWS & EX PACKAGE, MOON ROOF, ALLOYS, POWER WINDOWS & LOCKS, CD, AUTOMATIC, POWER WINDOWS & HEATED LEATHER, MOON ROOF, WINDOWS & LOCKS, STOCK # P14925A WINDOWS AND LOCKS SEAT, STOCK # P15137 & LOCKS, CD, 1-OWNER, LOCKS, CRUISE, STOCK # P15119 CD, STOCK # P15135 1-OWNER, AUTO, STOCK # P15176 LOCKS, 1-OWNERS, STOCK # P15052 CHROME PACKAGE, 1-OWNER, STOCK # P15142 STOCK # V1020A

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2011 NISSAN 2012 JEEP 2011 VOLKSWAGEN 2013 FORD 2012 NISSAN 2011 CHEVROLET 2012 DODGE 2013 DODGE RAM 2013 CHEVROLET ROGUE SV AWD LIBERTY SPORT 4X4 JETTA DIESEL SEDAN MUSTANG COUPE XTERRA 4X4 CAMARO COUPE RAM QUAD CAB 4X4 QUAD CAB 4X4 SILVERADO CREW CAB 4X4 REAR VIEW CAMERA, ALLOYS,1-OWN- ALLOY WHEELS, AUTO, 1-OWNER, MOON ROOF, LEATHER, AUTOMATIC, ALLOYS WHEELS, POWER WINDOWS & LT PACKAGE, MOON ROOF, AUTOMATIC, CHROME PACKAGE, SLT PACKAGE, TOW SLT PACKAGE, ALLOY WHEELS, 5.3L V8, POWER WINDOWS & LOCKS, CD, BED ONLY 9K MILES, MANUAL TRANS, LOCKS, AUTOMATIC, STOCK # P15178 ER, ALL WHEEL DRIVE, STK # P15021 3 TO CHOOSE FROM, STK #P15173 ALLOYS, DIESEL, STOCK # P15161 19” WHEELS, 1-OWNER, ONLY 11K MILES, STOCK # P15146 PACKAGE, STOCK # P15107A BEDLINER, V-8 LINER, STOCK # P15189 STOCK # P15154

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Apartments /Townhouses Commercial Houses For Rent Half Doubles AUTOMOTIVE Autos For Sale Autos For Sale WILKES-BARRE KINGSTON LUZERNE PLAINS CHEVROLET'04 CORVETTE 3BEDROOM, OFF STREET 392 Bennett St. HALF-DOUBLE Chevrolet `86 Purchased new, glass roof PARKING, WASHER &DRY- 2bedroom house 3bedroom, recently updated, panel, 18k miles, silver/black ER HOOK UP. NO PETS. Gas heat. Washer/ dryer hook- new carpet, washer/dryer Corvette leather, 6speed manual, tires $575 +UTILITIES &SECUR- up, dish-washer, stove &refri- hookup. Off street parking, Automatic, black with red interior. in new condition. Many op- ITY. 570-822-7657 gerator. Fenced in yard, par- yard. No Pets. Close to shop- 66,350 miles, ZR tires. All options. tions. $24,695. 570-262-0676 tially new carpet. Off-street ping, nice neighborhood. $7,650. Call after 3p.m. WILKES-BARRE parking, yard. $680 +utilities. $775/month includes heat. 570-868-3866 425 S. FranklinSt. (570) 288-3438 570-829-2759 Autos Under $5000 APTS FOR RENT! MOUNTAIN TOP For lease.Available immedi- Three bedroom, 2.5 bath bi- FORD 94' MUSTANG GT ately, washer/dryer on PLYMOUTH FOR LEASE level, eat in kitchen, enclosed CONVERTIBLE5.0 Auto premises, no pets. We have porch, 2car garage, large 150-152 Center Ave. Good driving, Nice looking. studio, 1&2bedroom apart- Various spaces range from 3bedrooms, gas heat, mod- KIA '02 OPTIMALX 5,040SF to 9,992SF of Office yard. No pets or smoking. New inspection. Many new Power windows, locks, air, ments. On site parking. Fridge $1,200/month +utilities &se- ern kitchen, washer/dryer Space. Two separate Ware- hookup. Yard with off street parts. Buy acar that will in- Excellent! $3825 &stove provided. 24/7 secur- curity. 570--510-6223 crease in value. R-Title. ity camera presence &all house spaces up to 14,750SF. parking. No Pets. $600/month, 570-825-7577 MLS #13-702 $4,200. OBO 570-283-8235 Freshley state inspected & doors electronically locked. NANTICOKE lease, 2month security and Call Matt Hodorowski warrantied. Financing avail- Beautiful, spacious 1family credit check required. 714-9229 Autos For Sale able. CAR FAX available. 1bedroom -$450. 2bedroom - house, 3large bedrooms, 2 1-845-889-4837 CHEVROLET '06 HHR LS $550. Water &sewer paid baths, large living room, dining SUBARU '09 OUTBACK Power windows, locks, seats 1month security deposit. room, eat-in kitchen. large fam- PLYMOUTH WAGON air. Sharp! Email ily room. Private parking. Completely remodeled 2bed- Pzev, Pale green. AWD, 45K $6,450. [email protected] $725/month +1monthʼssecur- room,2new tile baths. Gran- miles. Good condition, non- 570-825-7577 or Call 570-208-9301 ity. Available now. Call ite counter tops, maple kitchen smoker. Auto transmission Freshlystate inspected & after 9:00 a.m. to schedule an 609-356-8416 cabinets &new appliances in- $15,500. Call 570-205-4510. warrantied. Financing avail- appointment able. CAR FAX available. PITTSTON cluded. Central air &new gas furnace. No pets. $795 +utilit- WILKES-BARRE 2bedrooms, laundry room, en- Toyota ʻ04 Celica GT KINGSTON closed porch, gas heat, fully in- ies, security &lease. Not ap- 112K miles. Blue,5speed. Air, Historic Wheelman 5car garage, 1,500 sq, ft, bath- proved for Section 8. 439 S. Franklin Street sulated, off street parting. No power windows/locks, CD/cas- room, electric possible. 10ʼ CEIL- 570-779-1626 sette, Keyless entry, sunroof, Unique studio apartment. Sun INGS, BLOCK WALLS, I-beams, pets or smoking. Available Au- porch, hardwood floor, secur- gust 1. $725/month &security. new battery. Car drives and new roof. great Area. Available has current PA inspection. ity system &laundry. Off Immediately $500/month. 570-603-7277 WILKES-BARRE 3bedrooms, 1bath, living & Slight rust on corner of street parking. $550. 610-389-8226 NISSAN '04 ALTIMA 821-5599 PITTSTON dining rooms, large eat in kit- passenger door. Clutch slips Grand Historic Victorian chen in anice, tree lined on hard acceleration. This is Power windows, locks, air. WILKES-BARRE LEASE SPACE Four bedrooms, 1.5 baths. neighborhood. Washer/dryer, why its thousands less than Must see &drive $5,950. 447 S. Franklin Street New kitchen/cherry/stainless/ refrigerator, double sink, stove, Blue Book value. $6,500 OBO. 570-825-7577 1bedroom with study. New granite. Beautiful woodwork & water, sewer, recycling in- Make an offer! Call Freshly state inspected & kitchen, hardwood floors, off hardwood. Large fenced yard, cluded. Nice garden. 570-592-1629 warrantied. Financing avail- street parking, laundry facility. 2car garage. Quiet street. $800/month, 1year lease, rent CHEVROLET '07 COBALT able. CAR FAX available. Includes heat, hot water & Too much to list. MUST SEE!. &deposit. 570-820-7049 ACME AUTO Auto, air, am/fm. 65k trash removal. $580/month. Pets considered. $1,200/ Economical! month +utilities, security & $7,425. Call 821-5599 WILKES-BARRE/EASTEND SALES references. Call 570-328-0784 343-1959 570-825-7577 4bedroom, 1.5 bath, wall to Freshly state inspected & WILKES-BARRE Kingston Koral Complex Great for 1009 Penn Ave PARK AVENUE PITTSTON TWP wall carpet. Stove, dishwash- Scranton 18509 warrantied. Financing avail- Wellness Center Businesses. Cus- GLENDALE SECTION er, washer/dryer hook up. Across from Scranton Prep 2nd floor, 1bedroom. Water in- tom leasesare available. 4300SF able. CAR FAX available. cluded. $500 +utilities, secur- Country living two bedroom Heat. garbage &sewer in- GOOD CREDIT, BAD CREDIT, Warehouse Space available, can NO CREDIT ity &lease. No pets. single home. $650/month + cluded. Many Extras!. No be divided and are built to Suit. utilities &security No pets or pets. $975 +security &refer- Call Our Auto Credit 570-472-9494 MLS#12-3041 smoking. 570-457-8626 ences. 570-824-4288 Hot Line to get Call Cindy Pre-approved for aCar Loan! 570-690-2689 800-825-1609 WILKES-BARRE SOUTH WILKES-BARRE Sales www.cindykingre.com HALF-DOUBLE www.acmecarsales.net PARRISHST 570-675-4400 Very Nice 4Rooms +Bath, Nice neighborhood, big back- DALLAS AUTOS 2nd Floor. Perfect for Single or yard. 6rooms, carpeting 1995 Trailer, 56'x14', 2bed- VW '03 PASSAT WAGON Double Occupancy Quiet throughout. Remolded kit- rooms, 1.5 bath, no hallways. 11 AUDI S5 Convertible, Sprint Power windows, locks, air, Building, Washer/dryer hook- chen and bath, new energy Some appliances. $17,500. ne- blue, black /brown leather moonroof. Economical! $4995 up. Off-Street Parking $520 + efficient windows throughout. gotiable 570-706-5201 interior, navigation, 7spd auto 570-825-7577 All appliances included. No turbo, AWD Freshly state inspected & utilities. Security. References. 10 CHEVY IMPALA LT silver Background check. Pets, $675+utilities. 1month warrantied. Financing avail- Resort Property For Sale 59k miles CHRYSLER '05 SEBRING 570-332-8792 security, references and 08 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX blue, able. CAR FAX available. credit check. 570-824-2935 auto, V6 Power windows, locks ,seats, WILKES-BARRE Florida 07 BUICK LUCERNE CXL silver, moonroof, 68k. Sporty! WILKES-BARRE grey leather $5,850. South Welles St. PITTSTON TWP. Large 1family house. 4large Winter Retreat! 06 AUDI A8L grey, black leather, 570-825-7577 2Bedrooms, 2nd floor. New $1,750/MONTH bedrooms, 2full baths, large navigation, AWD Freshly State Inspected bath. Washer/dryer hookup. living 7dining rooms, back 06 VW JETTA GLS blue, auto, and Warranted. Heat, hot water, sewer & yard, washer/dryer hook up. sunroof Financing Available. garbage included. $625 + $675/month +1month secur- 06 HYUNDAI SONATA GLS grey, Car FAX available security, pets negotiable. ity +rent. 609-356-8416 auto, 4cyl Available Immediately 05 CHEVY MONTE CARLO LS Call 570-589-9767 WILKES-BARRE gold Clean, 2bedroom, duplex. 05 INFINITI GX3 AWD grey, black, leather, sunroof WILKES-BARRE Stove, hookups, parking, yard. 05 CHEVY MONTE CARLO LT Studio near Wilkes 3002 N. Twp Blvd. No pets/no smoking. white V6 Wood floors, parking, no pets, Medical office for rent on the $475 +utilities. 02 VW BEETLE GLS lime green 2Bedroom 2Bath home in short term OK. $425, all utilit- Pittston By-Pass. Highly vis- 570-868-4444 5speed, 4cylinder VW '02 CABRIO gated community on Lake ies included. 570-826-1934 ible location with plenty of 01 HONDA CIVIC green 5speed Power windows, locks, air. Yale in Grand Island Florida. parking. $1,800 sq. ft. of beau- Wyoming 73 PORSCHE 914 green &black, Sharp! $4,275. 1128 sq ft of living space, 5speed, 62k miles. WILKES-BARRE tifullyfinished space can be 2nd floor, 1bedroom. New 570-825-7577 fully furnished. Paved drive- VICTORIAN CHARM used for any type office use. central air, kitchen cabinets & Freshly state inspected & way with carport. 8x8 shed. SUVS, VANS, TRUCKS, 4X4ʼs 34 W. Ross St. Fully furnished, $1,750/ mo. plus utilities. counter tops. Bathroom com- warrantied. Financing avail- Delightful 2nd floor, excellent $20,000 negotiable. (570) MLS 13-098 pletely remodeled. New carpet- 08 FORD ESCAPE XLT blue, tan able. CAR FAX available. condition, brand new queen Call Charlie ing, porch, private washer/dry- 690-3621 leather, sunroof, 4x4 FORD '02 MUSTANG bed, Secure, private off street er, storage area. $575/month + 08 JEEP PATRIOT SPORT black, Convertible, power windows, parking. Historic building is 1year lease at signing, 1& Animal Supplies 4cylinder, 5speed 4x4 locks seats, air. Sharp! non-smoking/no pets. Base rent 08 FORD EDGE SE white V6 AWD $6,750. $700/month. Security, last+ security deposit, back- WANTED! ground and credit check. 07 DODGE CARAVAN SXT green, 570-825-7577 references required. View at CAGE. Large ferret. 3floors, 07 GMC YUKON DENALI houpthouse.com Tenant pays gas, electric and ramps, 3doors. $75 firm. electric blue, black leather, Freshlystate inspected & ALL 570-762-1453 water. No Pets. 570-328-0579 navigation 4x4 warrantied. Financing avail- Available immediately. 07 NISSAN XTERRA off road able. CAR FAX available. JUNK WYOMING Call 570-430-7077 FISH TANK, 100 gallon with yellow V6 4x4 NANTICOKE 06 CHEVY EQUINOX LT FORD '05 FOCUS ZXS CARS! Quiet Apt., 2nd Floor, yard, Land (Acreage) cabinet stand, filters and heat- grey, V6, AWD 4door, hatchback, 4cylinder, storage, heat, garbage in- ers, $175. 570-655-9877 06 NISSAN MURANO SE auto,all power. Premium ste- CA$H PAID cluded. $650 -Available 8/1. ROSS TWP. white AWD reo, new tires &inspection, R- call 570-351-4651 Pets 06 MERCURY MARINER silver, title. 68k miles.Owner for 4 570-301-3602 V6, AWD years. $3,800. 570-655-1156 WYOMING 06 JEEP COMMANDER LTD blue, St. Bernards, Poms, Yorkies, or 299-9485, ask for Lucille. 84 Fifth Street. Chihuahuas Labs &More. grey, 3rd seat, leather 4x4 2bedrooms, 1.5 baths, off Bloomsburg 389-7877 06 HONDA PILOT EX silver, 3rd FORD '09 MUSTANGGT Auto Classic /Antiques street parking, nice yard. Large seat, 4x4 Hazleton 453-6900 06 CHEVY 1500 SILVERADO REG CALIFORNIASPECIAL kitchen, 1st floor laundry with Working restaurant with 2-Unit Hanover 829-1922 CAB truck red, 4x4 4.6 liter, V8 engine, still under washer/dryer. Mint condition Apartments for additional income. 06 DODGE RAM 1500 QUAD CAB warranty, performance white $800/month +1year lease & Restaurant includes all commercial COCKER SPANIEL & Black, V8, 4x4 truck clear coat, five speed manual, security deposit. restaurant equipment, tables and Beautiful 40 acre wooded parcel on 06 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER LS tractioncontrol, 17" premium both sides of the road. GOLDEN silver, 4x4 Call Jill Hiscox chairs. Space features take-out RETRIEVER AKC PUPS wheels, hood scoop, Shaker 696-0875 area and additional dining room MLS#12-2239 05 DODGE DURANGO SXT blue, 500 audio system, 6CD, satel- $200,000 4male Cocker Spaniels, 1 3rd seat 4x4 with seating for approx. 30. Side lot buff, 1black &2white & lite radio, heated seats, one Call Ken Williams 05 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER white, Jaguar 88' XJ-S V-12, Under can hold up to approx. 6cars with black $550. each. 3male V6, 4x4 owner, like new. $19,000. expansion. Each Apartments rents 570-542-8800 570-817-1803 28,000 Miles, White/Tan 696-3801 Five Mountains Realty GoldenRetrievers $800 05 CHEVY COLORADO CLUB for $475/per month. CAB grey 4x4 truck Leather, $5995, Car is in Back MLS#13-1900 570-542-2141 each. All vet checked, shots WYOMING &wormed. 13 weeks old. 05 CHRYSLER TOWN & LEO'SAUTO Mountain. Call 775-450-1089 $129,900 COUNTRY TOURING blue, BLANDINA APARTMENTS Half Doubles Call 570-437-3069 Deluxe 2bedroom. Wall to wall Call Cindy King 7passenger mini van SALES 570-690-2689 05 FORD ESCAPE XLT Red, 93 Butler Street Miscellaneous carpet. Some utilities by ten- www.cindykingre.com PLAINS V6 4x4 ant. No pets. Non-smoking. 2bedrooms, no yard. Modern AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS Wilkes-Barre, PA Mini, Beautiful, registered, and 05 KIA SORRENTO LX silver, 570-825-8253 Elderly Community. Quiet, Kitchen and bath, Washer/dry- V6 AWD LIKE safe. Off street parking. er hook-up, Stove only. No Registered Standard Australi- 05 TOYOTASIENNA LE gold, an Shepherds, Vet Checked, 7passenger mini van Chevy ʼ97 Blazer 570-693-2850 Pets, No Smoking. 2car off- 4door, 6cylinder., auto, 4WD, NEW street parking, wall to wall Car- First Shots and De-wormed. 05 HYUNDAI TUSCON LX green Blue and Red Merle and Black auto, AWD new tires. Very good condition. WYOMING pet, gas heat. $475/month $1,550 Modern 2bedroom, 1.5 bath, and Red Tri. 570-925-2951 04 GMC ENVOY +utilities. Security +1st and black, V6, 4x4 Used Tires& Townhouse style, Washer/Dry- last months. Credit and Back- 04 FORD EXPLORER XLS Ford '98 Escort er hookup, Stove and Refriger- 570-675-5100 ground Check. 570-639-1564 BEAUTIFUL KITTENS,FREE gold V6 4x4 4door, 4cylinder, auto. New tim- Batteries ator, Basement. $750+utilities. to good home. Call after 5. 04 FORD EXPLORE3R XLT ing belt, tune-up, oil change. ASHLEY Call or Text 203-969-5650 Condominiums 570-592-4418 silver 3rd sEAT 4x4 Good condition. for $20 2bedroom, wall to wall carpet- 04 CHEVY AVALANCHE LT $1,450 Commercial VACATION RENTAL ing, modern bath &kitchen JACK RUSSELL PUPS green, grey leather, 4door &Up with stove &refrigerator. Gas 4x4 truck Ford '00 Taurus WILDWOOD CREST Vet bred/raised, 1st shots, 03 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LTD Ocean front, on the beach.1 heat, large yard, no pets. dewormed, heart worm 4door, 6cylinder, auto. grey black leather sunroof 4x4 Excellent transportation. PLAZA 315 bedroom, pool, 7/27/13 to $575/month +security. In- prevention, ready to go. 03 FORD EXPEDITION XLT silver, ROUTE 315 -PLAINS cludes garbage &sewage, all $1,350 VITO’S 1,750 SQ. FT. &2,400 SQ.FT 9/7/13. $1,500/week. $400 each. 570-417-1192 3rd seat, 4x4 570-693-3525 other other utilities by tenant. 03 NISSAN PATHFINDER black & OFFICE/RETAIL, 2,000 FT. After six call 570-864-1020. V6 4x4 Current Inspection With Cubicles. KITTENS FREE: all colors, 03 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER XLX On All Vehicles GINO’S 570-829-1206 Houses For Rent twins go together, WILL red, V6, 4x4 DEALER DALLAS TRANSPORT. Call Adorable, newer, 2bedroom, 02 FORD F150 SUPER CAB HONDA '10 949 Wyoming DOLPHIN PLAZA BEAR CREEK 1.5 bath, quiet street with 570-299-7478 for details red &tan 4door. 4x4 truck 3bedroom ranch in quiet coun- 02 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER ACCORD EX-L Ave. Forty Fort Route 315 1,200 Sq. Ft. porch and deck. Full dry base- PREMIER black, tan leather Up to 10,000sq. ft. try setting.Washer, dryer, ment washer/dryer hookup. 1 LAB PUPS Only 33,000miles, one owner stove, refrigerator included. Oil 3rd row seat AWD 288-8995 Will build to suite year lease required, Off Street AKC, Parents family pets with 00 FORD F150 XLT SUPER CAB garage kept, 4cyl. grey Call 570-829-1206 hot air heat, well &septic. Parking. Electric baseboard ancestry papers, males 3black blue, V8, 4x4 truck sedan, all amenities. All power, $600/month +utilities &one sun, roof, heated leather seats. heat. No Pets- No exceptions. 1chocolate. Female, 1black. 01 FORD EXPLORER XLT red, Motorcycles EXETER month security .Small pets. $750/month+security. Tenant Ready in August. $400. 4door, 4x4 Excellent condition. 1,000 sf. on Wyoming ave., at additional cost. pays utilities. Cell: 406-8455 Call 570-401-7213 01 DODGE DAKOTA CLUB CAB $16,250. 570-831-5091 973-887-1169 SPORT blue, V6, 4x4 truck YAMAHA '09 very busy street,good front- Office: 674-4100 VStar 1100 Custom age. 1st floor. bathroom in unit. 00 FORD F150 SUPER cAB HONDA '04 CR-V EX blue, 4X4 truck Candy Apple Red, Vance- will renovate to suit. Minimum GLEN LYON POMCHI Silver, 4cyl., 89,000 miles,one 99 FORD F150 SUPER CAB owner, garage kept, very good Hynes pipes. 13,000 miles, 2year lease. Central Air, elec- ********** 3BRRENOVATED silver 4x4 truck showroom condition. $4,500. tric Heat, you pay electric, PUPPIES condition. $8,900 HOUSE 1/2 double, off street park- 9weeks old. $300 each 97 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LTD 570-474-9321 or 570-6904877 570-550-4660 garbage and $30 flat rate a ing, 2porches, oil heat. NO 570-280-9596 4x4 month for water. off street BEAUTIFUL DOGS. References &applic- parking. no smoking. serious Edwardsville/Kingston hedged ationrequired. $525 month + Trucks / SUVs / Vans renters only. $700 amonth. 1st manicured yard enhances re- security. YORKIE AKC months rent and 1month se- modeled 2story, 2enclosed 570-714-1296 TEACUP PUPS OLDS '99 curity due on lease sign. call porches, dining room, colonial Joe at 570-881-0090for a kitchen with center island & HUDSON BRAVADA viewing. built-ins, washer, dryer, gas 3bedroom, stove, refrigerator New parts. fireplace-cherry mantle, 1.5 included. No pets. All utilities Needs some body work. GLEN LYON baths.2 YEARS @$900. by tenant. $610/month. BMW '00 Z3 $3,400. 75 E. Main Street MONTH +UTILITIES. NO 570-760-5095 2.3 Roadster Convertible Commercial Store Front. PETS. EMPLOYMENT AP- Silver &black, 52,000 miles. (570)760-2791 1,000 sq. ft. PLICATION REQUIRED. NEWPORT TWP Very good condition. Asking Call 570-881-0320 6large rooms &bath, newly in- $10,000. 570-760-6533 AMERICA REALTY stalled carpet, washer/dryer HYUNDAI '05 XG 350 HANOVER TWP. 288-1422 hook up, fenced yard, off street Home raised. Adorable! CHEVROLET '03 IMPALA Power windows, locks, air, JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 1,400 sq. ft, near the Cross- Ready August 3rd. $800 to $1,100. By ownerinW-B, beautiful, seats, moonroof. 77K. Laredo 2005 parking, no animals. Security & 570-436-5083 roads on the Sans Souci Park- KINGSTON references. $550/month. well maintained, 6cylinder, SHARP! $6,950, 82,000 miles, Well maintained, way. High traffic &visibility. 15 SouthThomas Ave. 570-736-6557 deep maroon, automatic, 570-825-7577 excellent condition. Beige in $1,400/month. Call 3bedroom, single home in a Garden & Produce power seats with lumbar ad- Freshly state inspected & color, $11,995. 570-654-7451 570-760-5215 nice neighborhood, living PITTSTON justment, keyless remote entry, warrantied. Financing avail- or 570-466-4669 room, dining room, large 1/2 DOUBLE, 2BEDROOMS, PICK YOUR OWN power windows, heated power able. CAR FAX available. house, new wall to wall carpet- 1.5 baths, central air &heat, side mirrors, special XM radio PITTSTON BLUEBERRIES! NISSAN '07 ALTIMA ing. New interior and exterior off street parking, deck &yard. 8amto8pm with satellite system. Good COOPERS CO-OP doors, deadbolt locks, smoke Dishwasher, stove &refrigerat- tires, dual climate controlsys- 37,000 miles, 2.5S Automatic Kia Sorento EX 05' Gray Lease Space Available. detectors, front and rear or. 1st floor washer &dryer Cosed Sundays tem, new heavy duty battery. CVT. Navy blue. Garage kept, 4WD 4door SUV. 99,400 Light manufacturing, ware- covered porch. Nice yard. Full hookup. Spray foam insulation. Sickler Blueberry All over excellent condition. push button start, smart key miles. Clean title. Very good house, office, includes all attic and basement storage. New furnace, very cheap utilit- 98,000 miles. $5,750. May be entrance, CD/Radio/Aux In, condition. Excellent running utilities with free parking. Excellent condition. ies. NO SMOKING.NOPETS. Farm seen at St Luke's Villa, 80 E. well maintained. Set of 4 and handling. V6. Automatic. Iwill save you money! $800/month+utilities and se- $800 per month +security, ref- Vernon Northampton. Wilkes-Barre, snow and regular tires Loaded with extras. $7,500. ATLAS REALTY curity deposit. No Pets. erences &lease. 570-333-5286 18701. Call for an appoint- included. $12,500, OBO. Full details at your request. 829-6200 570-288-4501 Call 570-237-7219 NO PETS IN THE FIELD!! ment 570-829-2542. 570-735-1005 570-793-3686 K

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PAGE 10D Wednesday, July 24, 2013 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com Auto Parts Antiques & Collectibles Comm. / Industrial Equipment Furniture & Accessories Furniture & Accessories Landscaping & Gardening Miscellaneous REFRIGERATOR G.E. "Monit- BEAUTY SALON SUPPLIES. 2CHAIR SOLID WOOD KIT- KITCHEN TABLE &6LAWNMOWER,with bag, runs CHINA CUPBOARD,Cherry Vito & or" cooling unit on top outside (2) salon dryers, black chairs CHEN TABLE,very good con- CHAIRS,inexcellent condi- good, $75. SEARS CHIPPER, Wood, 2piece. Glass doors type D.R.-2-T16 serial#42-953- attached, $175 each, (2) Hy- dition, $45. QUEEN SLEIGH tion. Formica top, metal legs, SHREDDER, gas powered, with metal inserts. $100. Ginoʼs 799 Circa 1942 $475. 570-779- daulic chairs $50 each, bleach BED FRAME, includes head & green upholstered chairs, $75. $100. POULAN GAS WEED 570-740-7446 4228 or 570-262-1032 lights, $50, Dry unit with large foot board &side rails, $45. 570-825-6231 WHACKER,16" CUT 25cc, mirror, $100, straight chair, 570-313-5707 motor good running cond.,$60. GARAGE SALE LEFTOVER LIKE NEW ITEMS:Oak hutch with 2doors SPORTS CARDS,4boxes of $25, manicure table $25, up- Lazy Boy Leather HEDGE CLIPPERS, black & holstered straight chair to 2OAK ROCKERS with pad- Sofa &Chair decker,electric, good cond., &light $40. Oak server, 5 1600 count, $7.50ea. BASE- drawers, 4doors $40. Infant USED BALL COMMON CARDS, 2 match, $35. 570-655-9877 ded seats, $40ea or 2for $75. (both reclining). New condi- $25. Call after 3pm. 570-443-7946 tion, brown.Paid $3,300, 570-655-3197 cabana beach tent $40. Tod- boxes of 2400 count, $10ea. dler potty seat $5. 954-4715 TIRES & 1987 BASEBALL CARDS, 2 Computer Equip. & Software asking $1,995. 3PIECE BEDROOM SUIT, 570-474-9122 Machinery & Equipment boxes of 1600 count, $7.50ea. AFFORADBLE INK $100. MAPLE ROCKER, 3 GARAGE SALE LEFTOVERS BATTERIES COMMON BASEBALL months old, $15. BRAND NEW GAMEFISHER5HP BOAT TREADMILLwith fan, 10 CARDS, 2boxes of 1600 CARTRIDGES! MAGNUSSEN MODESTO RADIO, $20. USED RADIO, Coffee Table &2Side MOTOR,$450. MINNKOTA speed. $55. COMPUTER, Dell $20 &uP count, $7.50ea. 1973 to 1988 Why overpay to use $8. GEORGE FOREMAN TROLLINGMOTOR 40 thrust Desktop, $50. DISC PLAYER, FOOTBALL CARDS, 1box of your printer? Tables. Tempered glass tops, GRILL, $30. LENOX CANDY with leather wrapper bases & 42"shaft new in box, $150. 6 Sony Blu-Ray, $50. PLAY 570-288-8995 3200 count, $25. visitwww.keystoneinkand DISHES (2), $5ea. LADIES GAL METAL TOTE TANK, PEN, Safety 1, CAR SEAT, (2) 570-313-5214 570-313-3859 more.com storage. Purchased from Ray- CLOTHING SIZE 12. mour &Flannigan for $1030. $40. 570-902-9805 $15 each. CAMERA, Forty Fort 570-824-2571 Asking $400. 570-332-4953 recorder/player, $100. COM- TABLE & upholsteredcush- COMPUTER,Gateway. Medical Equipment FORTERS, Twin (2) $5 each. Auto Services ioned matching chairs oak, ex- EV700b series monitor, AMD 51/2 foot bar with 2stools. MATTRESS SALE GLASS, 6piece salad bowl cellent, leaf on track 80 years ATHLON Processor tower, Excellent condition, $100. We Beat All Competitors Prices! ADULT BATH BENCH,$60. set, $5. Clothes, .50 each. El- $WANTED JUNK$ $150. each. 570-287-2073 Keyboard, Mouse, Cambridge HUNTING SUIT, 3piece, jack- Mattress Guy PortaPotty, $25. Walker with liptical, New $250. soundworks speakers &print- et, pants and liner (3 sets), Twin sets: $159 Full sets: $179 basket, $15. Singer sewing 570-338-2665 VEHICLES er, $250. SIGNATURE machine in cabinet, $200. LISPITOWING Appliances $65ea Queen sets: $239...All New! SERIES, Single cellular galaxy 570-735-4892 American Made 570-288-1898 Patio set, 4chairs, stand, ta- GARAGE SALE We pick up DRYER Kenmore, gas, heavy shades, width 73 7/8 length 55 ble &umbrella, $75. Entertain- LEFTOVERS: Colored 25 570-822-0995 3/4, pinecone, $100. SIGNA- BEDROOM FURNITURE SET, PATIO SET brand new 4swiv- mentunit, brown, 52x60x18, RCA Console TV, Stereo Con- duty, good condition $125. el chairs, cushions, round ta- 570-825-4031 TURE SERIES, Singlecellular cherry finish,two dressers, one $200. 570-331-2088 sole, Zenith Fan, 2Walkers, WANTED galaxy shades, width 73 7/8 with mirror, nightstand, queen ble $225. neg. Student com- Carpets, Blanket/Throws, Step Cars &Full Size Trucks. width 55 1/2, chocolate, $100. puter desk $40. 570-714-5386 CHAIR LIFT, reclines, remote DRYER white, Samsung, $500 bed frame, very good condi- stool, Afgan, Lawn Chair, Nick For prices... 570-235-6188 tion, $275.SONY STEREO control, electric, good condi- Lamoreaux Auto Parts 477-2562 neg. refrigerator BLACK KEN- PATIO SET Redwood lawn tion $175. 570-825-4031 Nacks, Canister Set, 2Cookie MORE $450. All appliances 1- RECEIVER, $75. SONY 5 furniture, 5pieces, chaise Jars. BEST OFFER COMPUTER,Windows XP DISC CD PLAYER, $65. HOSPITAL BED,with fences 570-287-1939 Air Conditioners 3years old. 570-905-0175 lounge, single chair, double Professional. Includes tower, SPEAKERS, $40. FISHER chairs with attached table in &remote control, never used, monitor, mouse &keyboard. PRICE PINK CORVETTE, $150. LIFT CHAIR, brand new GE AIR CONDITIONER AIR CONDITIONER 10,000 REFRIGERATOR. Mini, Magic between insert for umbrella. 2 8,000btu, 1year excellent con- Excellent condition, $50. $85. PEG PEREGO BABY side tables $100. 902-5598 with remote, 225lb capacity, BTU Frigidaire $70. OBO. Chef, 4cu. ft. 49.6x18.6". Used 570-824-7354 dition, $100. 570-678-3339 570-283-0575 STROLLER, MODEL PLIKO $275. MANUAL WHEEL 5months. Great for dorm PATIO SET,bar height, beige P3, girls, $45 570-430-4054 CHAIR, used, with foot rests, GOLF SNEAKS. Wilson,size room. $75. 570-239-1501 COMPUTERS new gaming tile table with umbrella &four AIR CONDITIONER 12,000 $40. 570-540-3000 10, $20. Cassette Deck computer $650, all new com- BEDROOM SET, twin bed swivel chairs, $175. BTU. $75. Good condition. play and record, new condition. ponents, black Raidmax super complete, dresser with mirror, 570-466-4669 POWER CHAIR, Jazzy. Barely $75. 570-824-4383 WASHER &DRYER G.E. 570-299-5563 large capacity $425. for both. blade case, 3120mm fans, night stand, high boy &desk used perfect upholstery, no PATIO TABLE with 4chairs, wear on the tires, joystick and AIR CONDITIONER 5,000 570-696-0187 575 power supply, LG DVD with hutch, $500 for all. Excel- GYM Weidermaster trainer BTU Gibson, excellent $90. 24Xmilti drive, 8gigs Corsair lent condition. 570-735-4892 rod-iron plus blue and white charger. Needs battery. $250. with umbrella with stand and 570-406-8304 universal gym with 200 lbs of 570-287-2073 WASHER. GeneralElectric 1600 vegence memory, ex- weights $50. Boy's 10 speed pandable, AMD 6450 video COFFEE TABLE,solid cherry, covers. $350. DESK, antique Ultra. BRAND NEW. Was 2solid cherry end tables with with 7drawers, brown wood. STAIRGLIDE. Acorn super 26" &girl's 24" 12 speed bike AIR CONDITIONER Frigidaire $700, now $200. 762-4047 card call for more details glide, 120 stair lift. Excellent $20. for both, 4Goodrich lite casement 8,000 BTU with re- 570-693-2713 drawers $250. 570-779-1256 31Lx48Wx24W $300. or 570-855-2506 570-654-4440 condition. Fits 10 steps. In- truck tires winter tread mote. Bough best Buy 2012, Baby Items stalled for 1year, dismantled 265/70/17 $60 for all. 2Bridge- used 2weeks $300. Exercise Equipment COUCH and matching beige QUEEN FULL WALL HEAD- due to move. Seat, glide, 2re- stone tires 225/55/17 $20 for 570-8235497 GRACO-2 in 1Infant Bouncer EXERCISE EQUIPMENT, flowered chair,$40. TALL OAK BOARD/BED Queen oak full motes, hardware and manual. both. Contractors wheelbar- and Swing with mobile and wall headboard/bed. 2side $1000, 570-239-9665 AIR CONDITIONER SPT port- Glide Walk, $50. 570-824-5033 FINISH CURIO CABINET, row $35. 100's of baseball & music box. Graco adjustable columns have double doors able 8,000 BTU use any win- $30. COFFEE TABLE, $7. football cards, make an offer. highchair. Graco pack nplay with 3shelves and 3drawers. WANTED: SHOULDER 570-690-2721 dow or vent $195. 472-8567 HARDCORE GYM,plate FULL SIZE HEADBOARD & STABALIZING SLING. with changing table and carry FRAME, $10. HOSPITAL BED 2deep storage compartments. loaded cable pulley machine, call 570-287-5493 INSULATION, Different types, along bag. All in excellent con- GEL PAD, FREE. 3ʼ2”x5ʼ2” mirror with 2dim- AIR CONDTIONER 25,000 lat pull down, chest press, pec call for details. 4rolls, $25 a dition. All under two years old. 570-822-2994 ming lights. Overall 8ʼ3” long x BTu $150. Hose and caddy deck, leg extension, lower pul- roll, CURIO cabinet, $75, $15. 570-820-8339 Matching prints on pack nplay ley for curling, $150. CHILD- 9ʼ5” wide. Ex Condition. Ask- Miscellaneous and bouncer/swing, $200. DINING ROOM TABLE & ing $500 OBO. 570-479-0298 CHAIR mat, $30, SOFA, chair LIFE SWINGSET, 2swings, and ottoman, $75, TIRE, BF 407-276-6011 trapezebar, climb ramp, fire HUTCH table with 2leafs, ANTIFREEZE &COOLANT FRIGIDAIREAIR CONDI- lighted hutch with glass doors, RECLINER,good condition, (2) $5 each. 570-655-2154 Goodrich, 215/75/R14,$20, pole, chin up bar, slide, knot- $40. BIRCH BEDROOM SET, TIONER,10,000btu. Like new, MACLAREN VOLO BABY beautiful solid wood $250. 6 TUB, stone laundry, $45, ted rope &net, $800. queen size, bed, dresser, AUTUMN LEAF PATTERN only used one season, $175. STROLLER,girls, $45. PIECE OUTDOOR FUR- TOOL BOx, metal for trucks, 570-868-6024 wardrobe, very good condition, KITCHEN WARE, 12 pieces, 570-829-0828 BRITAX DECATHLON CON- NITURE SET Martha Stewart, $45. Table coffee, oak, $75 $200. OSTERIZER BLENDER, $100. HAND SAWS (assorted VERTIBLE CAR SEAT, $75. tan, loveseat, 2rockers, 2 570-868-4444 TREADMILL,excellent condi- $10. DINING ROOM BREAK- sizes), $1ea. MITER BOXES- MAYTAG 16000BTU Air Con- FISHER PRICE STARLIGHT chairs, ottoman $325. MOV- tion, $100. 570-820-7117 FRONT &TEA CART, $40. 36" wood, $2ea. END TABLES (2), LAWN MOWER, Riding Crafts- ditioner, remote control, $175. CRADLE SWING, $45. PEG- ING MUST SELL. SONY TV, $25. 24" SONY TV, glass top, walnut base, $10. man, barely used, needs bat- 570-262-2143 PEREGO PRIMA PAPPA WALKING WEIGHTS, 570-606-9767 $20 (both work fine). EXPANDABLE SUITCASE, tery perfectcondition $800. HIGH CHAIR, $45. PEG- dumbell. 3lb, total of 3. All 5 Antiques & Collectibles 570-696-1410 570-760-5000 $5. TRAVEL IRONS (2), $3ea. JACKET, Pittsburgh Steelers, PEREGO PRIMO VIAGGIO for $15. 570-735-6638 DINING ROOM TABLE,4 LARGE LUGGAGE CARRY $80, BRAS, Victoria Secret, CAR SEAT, $75. MACLAREN chairs cherry $400. Large 5 SECTIONAL COUCH ON BAG, $2. 570-779-3841 size 38DD, $15 each, DISH- $Antiques BABY ROCKER, $45. Floor Coverings (Berkline) with Chaise &Re- drawer desk, 1960's excellent Bedroom Set,Queen honey WASHER, $50 570-709-9090 570-430-4054 shape $100. Antique wood cliner (Beige) from Raymour & Buying $ RUG Southwesternexcellent Flanigan, excellent condition pine, $700, Vanity with mirror MANNEQUIN plus size male condition, reversible, 9x11, saws $75. 60's &70's Coca (no bench) $35, Presto Fryer Old Toys, Model Kits, Building Materials Cola bottles 1case $35. $900. SWIVER ROCKER/RE- $450. Concrete fishing boys Southwestern lamps, pictures, CLINER (Microfiber Beige), with thermostat,$10, Copier, $300. Holiday choir singers (5) Bikes, Dolls, Guns, painting $10. each. 570-820-8023 Mining Items, Trains BATHROOM SINK,hutch, $100. 570-696-4020 black &white plus printer, both $200. All life size, all vintage. granite 64" $999. 417-9540 570-822-6386 FREE. 570-871-3052 570-262-2204 &Musical Instruments, DRESSER men's 3drawer, old SINGLE BED,complete with Furnances & Heaters $15. 570-313-5214 or 570- headboard. Excellent condi- Hess. 474-9544 SCREEN Anderson window 313-3859 BIKE men's triathlon bike, 58 MOVING SALE Couch tan with tion. 570-655-1217 floral prnt, removable cush- screen 31 3/4 x551/2 $10. AFFORDABLE, clean, safe cm frame. Computer, new BARBER CHAIR vintage ions, $75, Office Desk for com- 570-288-4847 and efficient wood heat. Cent- ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Vetta helmet, pump included, Koken St. Louis Mo. black puter, Lshaped, $100, TV, ral Boiler OUTDOOR WOOD Sauder, walnut finish $75. SOFA,3cushion-3 months excellent condition, only rode leather, hydraulics work, leath- Sharp 32" with remote, $30, FURNACE. Heats multiple 70-288-4847 old, brown design, $200. Call once paid $1,200 need to sell er sharpening strap $750. 570- Kitchen table 6chairs, $50, WINDOW Anderson double buildings. B&CWood Fur- after 6pm 570-779-1215 all for $100. 570-735-3940 779-1256 or 570-855-2506 pane casement window 2'x4', FURNITURE. Bedroom Set, 3 Washer, Kenmoreheavy duty, naces LLC piece, $224, Recliner, $45, (2) TABLE Plus 6chairs, new BLENDER VITA-MIX commer- $75, China Closet, with metal white vinyl $50. OBO. 570-477-5692 COKE COLLECTIBLES,(4) 570-287-4723 wooden rockers$45 each, 26" condition, PA Oak, beautiful cial, the quiet one, on counter, glass doors, $50, Microwave, Cases, vintage coke bottles. TV, $45. All in very good con- $750. 570-740-1392 model 36019, new in box $30. Call 570-902-5598 570-824-5033 GAS HEATER, can heat whole dition. Double bed, $550. 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