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Students put their skills to the test in Luzerne County

Newswatch 16’s Valeria Quiñones caught up with trade students hoping to get one step closer to their dreams.

NANTICOKE, Pa. — Sparks are flying here inside Luzerne County Community College’s technology center in Nanticoke as students work to build and weld together a table. 

This is part of the SkillsUSA District 1 Regional Competition, or as the hundreds of students and faculty here call it, “The Olympics of the trades.” 

“So, it gives them the ability to highlight their skills and encourages them to be the best at their skill set, and for the growing need for welders, this is the perfect opportunity for them to move forward in their career,” said Jason Scherrill, LCCC Automotive and Welding Dept. Instructor and Coordinator.

Students are given just two hours to build a table from scratch, with a blueprint and materials provided to them. In another room, students in the automotive department are demonstrating their maintenance and repair skills 

“It’s very beneficial for students to put their skills to the test in a friendly competitive format, and apply them to real-world situations,” said Tony Spada, Hunter Engineering Regional Manager.

But these competitions aren’t just about getting your hands dirty; some are about making hands pretty. 

Cosmetology students are showing off their nail care and art skills. They are given only an hour to give it their all.

“It helps so much because you’re getting out there and you’re letting people see your work, and you’re letting people know that you’re here and you’re ready,” explained Torre Dimattia, cosmetology student.

Just a few steps away, other students are turning faces into canvases. Painting, brushing, and blending their way through the competition.

“Seeing how good everybody is and being able to show off my work and how hard I do work to get where…

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Community Spotlight: Nanticoke area – Jan. 8, 2026

St. Faustina’s take-out piggie dinner: Noon to 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 18. Rev. James R. Nash Parish Center, 518 S. Hanover St., Nanticoke. Includes piggies, potato, vegetable, applesauce, bread and dessert; cost, $14. Individual piggies, $4 each. Chicken finger dinner, $12. Purchase tickets at the parish office; an order form is included in the bulletin at nanticokecatholic.com.

West Side Playground bi-monthly bingo: Doors open at 5 p.m.; games begin at 6 p.m. Every first and third Tuesday of the month. Association’s hall, 389 W. Grand St., Nanticoke. Two magic numbers. Food, refreshments and door prizes. Non-smoking. Call 570-905-0524 for information.

American Legion bingo: Doors open at 6 p.m.; games start at 7 p.m. Second Wednesday of every month. American Legion Post 350, 23 W. Broad St., Nanticoke. Kitchen open 6 to 8:30 p.m.

Pulaski School commemorative miniature sale: A miniature of the Pulaski School, which was located on South Market Street in Glen Lyon, is being made available through the Newport Twp. Community Organization. The keepsake is just over 3 inches high and 7 inches wide and was designed by Cat’s Meow Village. Cost is $20; $30 for priority mail included, payable to NTCO and mailed to Heidi Jarecki, 28 W. Main St., Glen Lyon, PA 18617. Call 570-733-2540 for information. The Pulaski School closed in 1980 and was being renovated for apartments when it was destroyed by fire in December 2024.

Food distribution: Newport Twp. Community Organization and the Weinberg Regional Food Bank conduct a monthly food distribution. An outdoor, drive-through distribution takes place from 11 a.m. to noon on the second Saturday of the month at the municipal garage adjacent to the municipal building on Kirmar Parkway, with the cooperation of the Newport Twp. Board of Commissioners and Township Manager Joe Hillan. When the garage is unavailable, distribution…

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Basketball Recap: Greater Nanticoke Area Piles Up the Points Against MMI Preparatory School

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Winning is always nice, but doing so behind a season-high score is even better (just ask Greater Nanticoke Area). They couldn’t have asked for a better start to 2026 than the 65-12 blowout they got against MMI Preparatory School. The team accrued 53 points in the first half and coasted on those for the victory.

Greater Nanticoke Area pushed their record up to 7-1 with the win, which was their fourth straight on the road. The road victories came thanks in part to their defensive effort, having only surrendered 21.8 points on average over those games. As for MMI Preparatory School, they are on an 11-game losing streak (dating back to last season) that has dropped them down to 0-9.

Coming up, Greater Nanticoke Area will challenge Lake-Lehman at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday. As for MMI Preparatory School, they will head out on the road to square off against Tunkhannock at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday.

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GIRLS WRESTLING: Hazleton Area crowns four champs, takes WVC crown

PLAINS TWP. — With the Outstanding Wrestler chain hung around her neck, Valerie Bustillo flexed for her Hazleton Area teammates on top of the podium.

It was a fitting scene for the Cougar sophomore.

Bustillo did a good job of flexing on the toughest bracket at the Wyoming Valley Conference Championships on Saturday inside The Den at Wilkes-Barre Area.

Bustillo captured the title in the 124-pound weight class, and six Cougars claimed top-two finishes as Hazleton Area hung on for a win over Nanticoke Area, 124.5-117, for the team crown.

In all, four Cougars won titles: Bustillo (124), Shaniece Brown (130), Miah Molinaro (142) and Evelyn Sheer (285), while Kimberly Ramirez (136) and Kayla Torres (118) were second.

“Everyone was ready, and we knew what we had to do today,” Molinaro said. “Everyone showed up. One of our girls, she got her first win today, and that was big. Everyone has been working so hard, and pushing each other every day. It’s great to see it pay off with a team title.”

Nanticoke Area and Crestwood each crowned three champs.

Emily Kivler (118) and Sierra Ripka (170) dominated, each needing no more than one period to win all their matches, while Matilda Serrano picked up a big win in the 100-pound title match over Hanover Area senior and regional qualifier Claire Gyle.

Kivler, ranked No. 8 in the state by PA Power Wrestling, is 15-0, while Ripka — who missed the Hanover Holiday Classic — is 7-1 and ranked No. 3 in the state.

For Crestwood, Emmersyn Seltzer and Emma Selfe won their respective brackets, while Alexis Richmond was the 148-pound champ after winning two round-robin matches.

For Seltzer, a freshman who recently dropped down to 112, it was a quality win over Nanticoke Area’s Penelope Serrano in the final…

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Haldimand residents delegate for MZO referendum vote

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2025 in review: A look at the top local crime and public safety stories

From school lockdowns to a homicide and a deadly car crash, the top crime stories of 2025 covered a range of public safety issues at locations across Luzerne County.

The stories, ranked based on online web traffic, include public safety emergencies that took place from Sugarloaf Twp. to Exeter.

Two of the cases resulted in charges being filed. One of the defendants has pleaded guilty and the other is still awaiting trial.

Here are the most-read crime and public-safety stories of The Citizens’ Voice for 2025:

West Nanticoke Bridge closed for water rescue

Firefighters launched a water rescue operation to recover the body of a man who jumped into the Susquehanna River on the morning of Feb. 11, forcing the closure of the West Nanticoke Bridge.

The man was reported to have stopped a vehicle on the bridge and then jumped into the frigid river shortly before 11 a.m., and police shut down the bridge as water rescue and dive crews from area fire departments responded to the scene.

Crews from Nanticoke, Newport Twp., Plymouth and Hanover Twp. were among those that responded for the water rescue.

The body of the 55-year-old man was pulled from the water within about an hour.

No foul play was suspected.

Former trooper charged in Sugarloaf Twp. shooting

A former Pennsylvania State Police trooper was accused of killing his romantic rival during a confrontation with his ex-girlfriend’s new boyfriend that took place in Sugarloaf Twp.

William Hunter Snyder, 28, of Milton, is accused of ambushing John Rabbitz Jr. and killing him at Rabbitz’s home on Merry L Lane on the evening of Jan. 21.

According to police, Snyder had dated Rabbitz’s girlfriend, Courtney Lee Burgard, for about a month in October 2024 but continued pursuing her even after they split.

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Remembering Stanky: Looking back on the career of Nanticoke-born polka legend John Stankovic

John ‘Stanky’ Stankovic, the Nanticoke-born polka musician whose band performed all over the United States and around the world, died early Christmas Day. He was 89.

Stankovic and his wife, Dorothy “Dottie” Wegrzynowicz Stankovic, were well known to Northeast Pennsylvania television audiences from their appearances on WVIA’s popular ‘Pennsylvania Polka’ broadcasts.

His band, Stanky and the Coal Miners, performed for generations of fans at venues ranging from weddings to World’s Fairs, from cruise ships to China, even at a U.S. Air Force base in South Korea.

His passing was announced Christmas night with a poignant post on the band’s Facebook page.

“Every night, Stanky ended the performance with the song ‘I don’t want to go home, I don’t want to go home,’ but today Stanky was called safely home,” the post read. “He will be greatly missed by his family, friends and fans!!!”

Daughter Deborah Horoschock spoke about what made her father and his music so beloved.

“Polka music is a happy music,” she said. “It kind of peps everybody up, puts them into a really good mood.”

“He was a very much a perfectionist, but he actually put a product out there that was different than other bands, and he just did it the Stanky way,” she added.

Reached on Saturday, Horoschock said calls have been coming in “absolutely non-stop, all day long” since news of her father’s passing began to spread.

“My dad’s going to be remembered uniquely by each individual,” she said. “He was just a very unique guy.”

Musical career began early

Stankovic was born at his parents’ home on Phillip Street, in the Hanover Section of Nanticoke on May 4, 1936, according to his obituary.

A talented athlete, Stankovic played baseball for the Nanticoke League and Wilkes-Barre Barons.

“He really liked playing sports,” Horoschock said.

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Legendary Polka musician John “Stanky” Stankovic dies at 89

NANTICOKE — John “Stanky” Stankovic, the legendary Northeast Pennsylvania Polka king who entertained millions of people from around the world for decades, died on Christmas Day, his family announced Thursday night.

Stankovic, 89, was the longtime lead singer of the Polka band “Stanky and the Coal Miners,” which headlined Northeast Pennsylvania bazaars and toured the world on cruise ships as the headlining act for decades.

“Every night Stanky ended the performance with the song ‘I don’t want to go home, don’t want to go home’ but today Stanky was called safely home. He will be greatly missed by his family, friends and fans!!!,” a posting on his band’s website said.

When Stankovic was a boy, his coal miner father — who urged him to learn to play the accordion instead of focusing on baseball — told him if he learned 10 songs he could make a living for himself.

“I told him, ‘I’ll learn 11 and see the world.’ And I did,” Stankovic said.

Stankovic saw the world and then some, thanks to his accordion playing skills and wholesome Polka songs.

He told his life story in an autobiography called “Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie: The Story of Stanky and the Coal Miners.”

Back in his polka band’s heyday, Stankovic once had a globe-crossing marathon weekend by playing in England on a Friday, at the Bloomsburg Fair on a Saturday and in Switzerland on a Sunday. One time, he performed in front of one million people at a festival in Tiananmen Square in China. His Polka band would pack cruise ships as the main act on excursions all across the world.

“We saw the entire world playing Polka music from Nanticoke Pennsylvania,” said Stankovic’s daughter Debbie Stankovic Horoschock, who played trumpet in the band.

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