search
Scranton Times-Tribune
Trends
- 1Medical assistants praised as unsung heroes of healthcare▼The Wright Medicine: Medical assistants – the unsung heroes who keep healthcare moving
A Scranton Times-Tribune column argues that medical assistants deserve recognition as the underappreciated workers keeping healthcare running. The piece highlights their day-to-day role supporting doctors and patients, and frames them as essential to a strained health system.
- 2Judge throws out resident's lawsuit against Scranton over open meetings law▼Judge dismisses resident’s lawsuit claiming Scranton violated Sunshine law
A judge has dismissed a resident's lawsuit alleging that the city of Scranton violated Pennsylvania's Sunshine Law, which requires government bodies to conduct business in public. The ruling ends the legal challenge against the city. The Times-Tribune reported the decision, and it is drawing local attention as an example of how courts handle citizen claims of government transparency violations.
- 3Abington Heights and Scranton Prep defend girls tennis titles▼GIRLS TENNIS: Abington Heights and Scranton Prep set to defend D2 team championships
Abington Heights and Scranton Prep are set to defend their District 2 girls tennis team championships, according to the Scranton Times-Tribune. The two programs, both established powers in northeast Pennsylvania high school tennis, head into the postseason as the teams to beat in their respective classifications, with local coverage highlighting their bids to retain the titles.
- 4Abington Heights and Scranton Prep seek District 2 tennis title defense▼DISTRICT 2 TENNIS: Abington Heights, Scranton Prep set to defend team titles
Abington Heights and Scranton Prep enter the District 2 tennis playoffs looking to defend their team championships. The Scranton Times-Tribune reports both schools are set to protect their titles in the upcoming postseason competition, with local tennis fans following how the reigning champions fare against district challengers.
- 5Abington Heights and Tunkhannock repeat as District 2 girls golf champions●GIRLS GOLF: Abington Heights, Tunkhannock win District 2 team titles again
Abington Heights and Tunkhannock have again won the District 2 girls golf team titles in northeastern Pennsylvania, with the Scranton Times-Tribune reporting both schools successfully defended their championships. The repeat wins underscore the two programs' continued strength in regional high school girls golf this season.