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Mohegan Sun patron places $5 bet, wins $2 million

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Chief Mike Thompson retiring from the firehouse and heading to the schoolhouse

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History comes alive in the Far Northeast

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  • Fred Moore designed an exhibit on the Lenape. Sen. Joe Picozzi and Maureen Greene Nance Kerns interviewed local people about their memories of the Northeast. Frank Francesco is interviewed about his memories of local history. Maureen Greene…

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    Peoples Security bank in Nanticoke moving this month

    NANTICOKE — The Nanticoke branch of Peoples Security Bank & Trust is moving — down the street.

    Peoples Security Bank & Trust at 194 S. Market St. near Patriot Square is moving to a building strip in the downtown at 75 N. Market St., the site of the former Citizens Bank.

    The bank will be located across the street from the Nanticoke post office and a proposed AutoZone store and near the Weis supermarket.

    “It’s a more convenient location, it’s close to the grocery store and post office and there’s better parking and drive through,” said Mike Cummings, senior vice president and director of marketing for Peoples Security Bank & Trust.

    The bank is closing its current location on July 18 and is planning a grand opening at its new location on July 21. A ribbon-cutting celebration will be held July 29.

    Peoples Security Bank & Trust is moving its Nanticoke branch from near Patriot Square, pictured, to the former Citizens Bank location at 75 N. Market St., near the Weis supermarket. (Bob Kalinowski / Staff Photographer)Peoples Security Bank & Trust is moving its Nanticoke branch from near Patriot Square, pictured, to the former Citizens Bank location at 75 N. Market St., near the Weis supermarket. (Bob Kalinowski / Staff Photographer)

    It’s not immediately clear what will happen to the historic building at 194 S. Market St., which opened as Miners Trust Co. in 1924 and was a FNCB Bank for many years before FNCB and Peoples Security Bank & Trust merged last year.

    When the bank opened in 1924, it was advertised as “Nanticoke’s Biggest Day.”

    Property records list First National Community Bank, which later rebranded as FNCB Bank, as the owner of the building.

    The building strip the bank is moving into…

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    Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia are set to join the WNBA as expansion franchises starting in 2028

    NEW YORK (AP) — A look at the three expansion teams that the WNBA is adding over the next few years:

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    Cleveland

    First year of play: 2028.

    Majority ownership group: Dan Gilbert, who owns the Cleveland Cavaliers.

    Where they’ll play: Rocket Arena, home of the Cavaliers.

    Practice facility: Retrofit a facility in Independence, Ohio, that is currently used by the Cavaliers.

    What they’re saying: “They’re a ready-made operation, arena, demographic, the psychographic, all the data, those numbers,” WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert said. “I’m a data geek. All the data we’ve been looking at as it relates to what would make a successful franchise and obviously look no further than what we already did in the Bay Area.”

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    Detroit

    First year of play: 2029.

    Majority ownership group: Tom Gores, who owns the Detroit Pistons.

    Minority owners: Grant Hill, Chris Webber, Jared Goff.

    Where they’ll play: Little Caesars Arena, home of the Pistons.

    Practice facility: Building a new facility.

    What they’re saying: “I think this will be bigger than just the basketball team coming back. It’s recognition of all the things that are happening in the city. And finally, I think it’s going to have a real economic impact,” Pistons vice chairman Arn Tellem said.

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    Philadelphia

    First year of play: 2030.

    Majority ownership group: Josh Harris, who owns the Philadelphia 76ers.

    Where they’ll play: A new arena being built in downtown Philadelphia.

    Practice facility: The 76ers have a practice facility in Camden, New Jersey.

    What they’re saying: “Philly fans are passionate, they are full on. They hold you accountable and they hold everyone accountable, the players, the team, the ownership and, you know, we embrace that and embrace them,” said Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment Managing Partner and co-founder Josh Harris, who owns the 76ers. “There’s a lot…

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    Monday Update: Lenape mural underway in Scranton

    A Lenape artist began work Wednesday on a Scranton mural that will draw on Native American and European cultures.

    “I wanted to find some similarities between us,” said artist Ben Scott Miller, who is an enrolled citizen of the federally recognized Delaware Tribe of the Lenape and lives in Oklahoma.

    That common ground will be depicted in scenes of dance, plus floral elements, on the side of the Brixx Building, 130 N. Washington Ave. The site already stands out because the 4.5-story wall has been freshly restored and painted white.

    The 8,000-square-foot mural, “Remembrance and Continuance: The Lenape Story in Scranton,” will take about a month to complete. Lenape representatives will attend a dedication at 5 p.m. on Aug. 1.

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      A conceptional image, subject to change, of the mural going up on North Washington Avenue, Scranton. (Lackawanna County Department of Arts and Culture)

    • Lenape artist and designer Ben Scott Miller, at the Brixx...

      Lenape artist and designer Ben Scott Miller, at the Brixx Building. (SEAN MCKEAG / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)

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      The north side of the Brixx Building at 130 North Washington Avenue will be the location for a mural titled “Remembrance and Continuance: The Lenape Story in Scranton”. (SEAN MCKEAG / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)

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    A conceptional image, subject to change, of the mural going up on North Washington Avenue, Scranton. (Lackawanna County Department of Arts and Culture)

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    Miller will work with a Spanish artist known as Belin. Miller’s wife, Heather Rae Miller, is also contributing.

    The Lenape helped George Washington’s army and were promised political representation. The agreement was not honored and…

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    WNBA expanding to Cleveland, Detroit and Philadelphia over next five years

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    Maryland’s Board of Public Works approves $4.7 million for park improvements, land conservation in nine counties

    ANNAPOLIS, MD—The Maryland Board of Public Works has approved more than $4.7 million in grants for park improvements and land conservation across nine counties, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources has announced.

    The funding, drawn from the state’s Program Open Space – Local, Local Parks and Playgrounds Infrastructure, and Rural Legacy programs, will benefit projects in Allegany, Baltimore, Caroline, Carroll, Cecil, Dorchester, Frederick, Prince George’s, and Washington counties.

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    Approximately $2.2 million from Program Open Space – Local will support nine projects. Baltimore County is slated to receive over $1.2 million for upgrades at Sparks Park and Catonsville Community Park, including new pickleball courts at both locations. Sparks Park will also see new playground equipment, while Catonsville Community Park will undergo paved trail repairs.

    Frederick County will receive $350,000 to construct a community center, shelters, trails, parking lot, and roads at Othello Regional Park. Prince George’s County is set to acquire 9 acres of woodland adjacent to Huntington Park North in Bowie for $360,000, which will expand the park with a new natural surface trail loop.

    An additional $100,000 from the Local Parks and Playgrounds Infrastructure Program was approved for Caroline County to purchase and install fencing for two baseball fields at Sharp Road Park.

    Nearly $2.4 million in Rural Legacy funding was also approved for local sponsors to acquire conservation easements on four properties, totaling 760 acres, aimed at preserving agricultural and forested lands.

    These conservation efforts include:

    • Caroline County: The Eastern Shore Land Conservancy will acquire a 104-acre easement in the Agricultural Security Corridor – Tuckahoe Rural Legacy Area, protecting forested buffer along Tuckahoe Creek and scenic views.
    • Cecil County: The Cecil County Land Trust will conserve 45 acres of agricultural and…

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