now, craig melvin with a head-turning treatment for alcoholics a doctor. a prescription. and yep a drink. we re not insisting on abstinence. and guess what? some say it s working it is astonishing. and did anyone tell you you re nuts? oh, yeah. they all thought it was impossible. harry smith with the wizard of the world series. but they re not talking baseball. joe maddon s in a fight to save his hometown. it was the perfect place to grow up as a kid. then, deep divisions. old-timers against newcomers. it starts spilling over. it hit like a ton of bricks. people were being treated differently. enter joe, with a whole new playbook. these are good people. they re gonna save our town. all that and more right now on sunday night. tv host maria menounos has made her living on-screen. but what the cameras couldn t see was a woman struggling with devastating news. eleven months ago, her mother was diagnosed with a brain tumor. eight months aft
Think Center hosts first Wilkes-Barre Connect Spotlight timesleader.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from timesleader.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
A few suggestions for your 2021 resolutions
If you re looking for inspiration, Newswatch 16 s Wyoming Valley news crew might be able to help. Author: Chelsea Strub Updated: 7:23 PM EST December 31, 2020
LUZERNE COUNTY, Pa. It might be harder to come up with a New Year s resolution this year, but if you re looking for inspiration, Newswatch 16 s Wyoming Valley news crew might be able to help.
Newswatch 16 photojournalist Michael Erat and Chelsea Strub have traveled around Luzerne County this week and, along the way, asked folks what they re hoping to accomplish in 2021, starting in Hazleton at Frankie s Pizzeria & Restaurant on Wyoming Street. My New Year s resolution is to have more patience because this last year it has totally tested my patience, and a couple different avenues, some more patience for people, said Lauren Sacco of Frankie s Pizzeria & Restaurant.
But some say the struggle to stay afloat even after Governor Wolf lifts the indoor dining ban. Author: Chelsea Strub Updated: 5:52 PM EST December 30, 2020
LUZERNE COUNTY, Pa. Restaurant managers say today s announcement from the governor s office caught them by surprise. Limited mitigation orders that went into effect on December 12 will expire as planned. On January 4 at 8 a.m., Governor Tom Wolf announced in a virtual news conference.
Wayne Schwartz, the manager of Uncle Buck s BBQ in Plymouth, was not expecting the Governor to stick to his plan.
Rather he thought he would be extending his restrictions. We absolutely expected that that would be the case, said Schwartz. That the numbers are still up after everybody celebrating and getting together, so it s a relief that he s lifting them.