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Ben Chilson hit all five of his 3-pointers on the night in the third quarter as Tunkhannock boys basketball rallied in the second half to edge Nanticoke Area 71-67 on Tuesday.

The Tigers trailed 35-23 at halftime on the road before scoring 48 points in the second half to earn the victory, knocking down 10 threes.

Chilson scored 24 points to lead Tunkhannock while Josh Brown added 22.

The Trojans got 18 points apiece from Justin Spencer and Jaidyn Johnson and 13 points from Payton Kepp. Spencer hit a game-high six three-pointers.

Dallas 76, Berwick 37

The Mountaineers forged a 47-13 halftime lead en route to the win. Austin Finarelli scored 22 points to lead the way with Nick Nocito adding 11.

Sean Murphy scored 14 to top the Bulldogs.

Old Forge 60, Wyoming Area 49

Joey Macciocco scored 16 of his game-high 28 points in the second half to help the host Blue Devils pull away for a win in the Marsico Tournament.

Evan Melberger (16) and Matthew Little (15) combined for 31 points to lead the Warriors, who hit seven threes on the night.

Muhlenberg 68, Hazleton Area 59

Josin Guerra scored 18 points to lead three Cougars in double figures in a loss at the Holiday Showcase Tournament in Allentown.

Luke Gennaro and Eliued Lopez added 15 points apiece for Hazleton Area.

WRESTLING

Crestwood splits

Crestwood defeated Central Columbia 36-28 and lost to Bloomsburg 39-21 at the Bob Rohm Memorial team duals.

Magnus Bibla led the Comets, winning by fall in both of his matches at 215 pounds. Ethan Zabroski (138) and Lincoln Bibla (189) each picked up a pin…

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NANTICOKE — There’s a photo of Dave Leiby as a young boy eating a slice of pizza hanging on the wall of his restaurant captioned with the phrase “I grew up on Marty’s Pizza.”

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Patricia L. McVannan

Endicott – Patricia L. McVannan, 84, of Endicott, NY, passed away at home on Wednesday, December 15, 2021 after a courageous fight with Glioblastoma. Patricia was predeceased by her parents, S. Spearman and Mary Belle Lancaster, her husband, Roger McVannan, brothers Roger and Alex Lancaster, and grandson, Thomas Colling. She is survived by daughters, Mary McVannan McCue, Elizabeth McVannan Lynch, and Maureen (John) Colling; grandchildren, Meghan McCue, Nicholas (Madison), Brendan (Abigael Gorman), and Aidan Lynch, Emma, Jack, Lily, and Ava Colling; sisters, Mary Eloise and Avis and brother, Spearman; in-laws, many nieces, nephews, cousins, and former son-in-law, Timothy McCue.

Pat was a teacher in the Maine-Endwell School District for 40 years, spending the majority teaching 9th grade Global History. While she thrived teaching in the classroom, she was also a lifelong student. She dedicated her life to the pursuit of knowledge, from her books to her numerous trips. Those who knew her remember fondly her love of conversation, her boundless energy, passion for local politics, and dedication to her family. She was especially proud of her grandchildren, and enthusiastically supported them and showed them unconditional love.

Calling hours will be Sunday, December 26, 2021, at Central United Methodist Church, 17 Nanticoke Avenue, Endicott, NY, from 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm with a service immediately following. There will be a private burial at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation in Pat’s name to StacheStrong, an organization dedicated to raising funds for Brain Cancer Research specifically Glioblastoma Multiforme. To donate, please visit www.support.stachestrong.org/donate or send to StacheStrong, 511 Castleman Road, Vestal, NY 13850.

For full obituary go to https://colemananddaniels.com/

Posted online on December 22, 2021

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DELMARVA – TidalHealth is temporarily pausing visitation and overnight surgeries requiring an overnight stay.

Starting Monday, December 27th, patient visitation will be suspended at both TidalHealth Peninsula Regional and TidalHealth Nanticoke in Seaford. Also effective Monday, both hospitals will pause elective, non-emergency surgeries that require an overnight stay.

“A spike in COVID-19 cases, other seasonal illnesses and the many health needs of our communities, coupled with unprecedented workforce constraints have come together to create a perfect storm for healthcare providers,” said Dr. Sarah Arnett, DNP, MS, RN, NEA-BC, Vice President of Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Officer at TidalHealth. “We are taking these steps for the safety of our patients and our healthcare team.”

Although visitation will be open until Monday, TidalHealth is asking individuals to not visit patients at either hospital if they are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 or any illness.

A directive from the state of Maryland, a sharp increase in COVID-19 rates, high patient volumes, and demand for hospital beds has led to the decision to pause certain surgeries. While the state of Delaware has not issued a similar directive at this time, COVID-19 admissions and the strain caused by the census at TidalHealth Nanticoke made it necessary for the Seaford hospital to follow the same plan as Salisbury.

A clinical team is actively evaluating all non-emergency, non-life-threatening surgeries requiring an overnight stay, and those that can be postponed will be. Patients affected are being notified ahead of time by their surgeon’s office.

We’re told this pause will remain in place until Maryland’s COVID-19 hospitalizations fall below the 1,200 mark, per Governor Larry Hogan’s directive. The visitation policy will also be revisited, and exceptions to the current no-visitors…

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From staff reports  |  Salisbury Daily Times

UPDATE: The state of Maryland has surpassed the threshold of 1,500 COVID-19 hospitalizations Thursday, triggering additional actions by hospitals, as required by a Maryland Department of Health order.

TidalHealth announced that, beginning Dec. 27, the hospital system will temporarily suspend patient visitation and pause some elective surgeries at its Salisbury and Seaford locations as hospitalizations spike across the state. 

Both TidalHealth Peninsula Regional in Salisbury and TidalHealth Nanticoke in Seaford will experience a temporary pause at both hospitals of elective, non-emergency surgeries that require an overnight stay.

“A spike in COVID-19 cases, other seasonal illnesses and the many health needs of our communities, coupled with unprecedented workforce constraints have come together to create a perfect storm for health care providers,” said Dr. Sarah Arnett, vice president of patient care services and chief nursing officer at TidalHealth. “We are taking these steps for the safety of our patients and our health care team.”

The move comes after Gov. Larry Hogan announced new COVID-19 protocols for hospitals in prepare for a further surge in COVID-19 amid rising hospitalizations last week.

While the state of Delaware had not issued a similar directive, COVID-19 admissions and the strain caused by the census at TidalHealth Nanticoke made it necessary for the Seaford hospital to follow the same surgical reduction plan as the Salisbury hospital.

On Wednesday, the Maryland database showed 1,465 hospitalizations for the state. A week earlier, there were 1,151. A month ago, there were 508 hospitalizations in the state.

DATA: Eastern Shore COVID-19 statistics hard to come by weeks after cyberattack

The state health department was hit by a cyberattack earlier this month, and its website showing data on COVID-19 has been limited in its daily updates. It has resumed updates for vaccinations and hospitalizations.

In Easton, University of Maryland Shore Regional Health, part of University…

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Riley Baird scored 19 points and Claire Aufiero had a big fourth quarter as Nanticoke Area defeated Honesdale 48-33 Tuesday night in high school girls basketball.

Aufiero scored 11 of her 15 points in the fourth quarter as the Trojanettes outscored the Hornets 19-11.

Rowan Murray had 15 for Honesdale.

Pittston Area 38, Wyoming Area 26

Kallie Booth scored 18 points and Daniella Ranielli scored 14 as Pittston Area defeated rival Wyoming Area.

Morgan Janeski scored eight for Wyoming Area. Joselyn Williams added six.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Hazleton Area 59, Nanticoke Area 39

Hazleton Area used a 20-point third quarter to gain control and defeat visiting Nanticoke Area.

Josin Guerra led Hazleton Area with 14 points. Luke Gennaro had 13 and Sammy Guzman added 10. Nick Hebel scored nine.

Justin Spencer led Nanticoke Area with 12 points. Jaidyn Johnson added eight.

Northwest 44, Forest City 28

Landon Hufford scored 16 points and Gary McLendon added 15 as Northwest pulled away in the second half for a road win.

GIRLS SWIMMING

Dallas 139, Berwick 44

Peyton Stauffer (100 free, 100 back) won two events for Dallas.

Also posting individual wins for the Mountaineers were Olivia Thomas (200 free), Gabby Spaciano (200 IM), Brianne Dempsey (diving), Lydia Gonzalez (100 fly), Olivia Sitkowski (500 free) and Gina Kerrick (100 breast).

Sophia Guerriero posted Berwick’s only win in the 50 freestyle.

BOYS SWIMMING

Dallas 137, Berwick 21

Dallas had three double winners in a sweep of Berwick.

Jason Puza (200 IM, 100 back), Maddoc Watkins (50 free, 100 fly) and Tommy Doran (500 free, 100 breast) all posted two wins. Doran’s…

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A man has received a lengthy prison sentence after he admitted he stabbed a 71-year-old town of Barker resident several times.

30-year-old Matthew Bonser of Nanticoke, Pennsylvania was sentenced to 20 years in state prison. In October, Bonser pleaded guilty to attempted murder, assault and burglary.

Authorities said Bonser broke into a home on April 17 and repeatedly stabbed a person who lived there. He then entered a home on Route 11 and threatened someone to steal car keys.

Broome County sheriff’s deputies and state police pursued the stolen vehicle. The high-speed chase ended when the car slammed into a pole and another vehicle on Colesville Road in Kirkwood. The 87-year-old man who was driving the other car was seriously hurt.

Contact WNBF News reporter Bob Joseph: bob@wnbf.com.

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Edonel Rodriguez, Christopher Albertson, Jonas Aponick and Bryce Molinao had pins to help lift Hazleton Area over Crestwood, 52-10, in a Wyoming Valley Conference wrestling match on Wednesday.

138: Edonel Rodriguez (HAZ) pinned Ethan Zabroski (CRE), 1:28. 145: Devon Youngcourt (HAZ) by forfeit. 152: Stanley Jimson (HAZ) by forfeit. 160: Christopher Albertson (HAZ) pinned Logan Jasnoski (CRE), 1:29. 172: Jonas Aponick (HAZ) pinned Logan Rolles (CRE), 5:04. 189: Bryce Molinaro (HAZ) pinned Lincoln Bilba (CRE), 1:49. 215: Magnus Bilba (CRE) over Robert Anderson (HAZ), 10-1. 285: Aiden Jardine (CRE) over Pete Youngcourt (HAZ), 4-1. 103: Nick Webb (CRE) by forfeit. 112: Simon Zamudio (HAZ) over Sam Jeckell (CRE), 9-4. 119: Double forfeit. 126: Jorven Rodriguez (HAZ) over Santino Casarella (CRE), 18-7. 132: Double forfeit.

Valley West 43, Dallas 15

Mason Sgarlet, John McLaughlin, Joe Rivas, Dorian Hoffman and Zander Remakus had pins for the Spartans.

Adam Zarola and Aiden Jennings had pins for the Mountaineers.

145: Double forfeit. 152: Adam Zarola (DAL) pinned Tanner Pearson (WVW), 2:44. 160: Caleb Hoffman (WVW) by forfeit. 172: Mason Sgarlet (WVW) pinned Nate Deyo (DAL), 00:39. 189: Joe Rivas (WVW) pinned Dan Sabulski (DAL), 2:50. 215: John McLaughlin (DAL) pinned John Jennings (WVW), 3:14. HWT: Colby Klinetraub (DAL) by forfeit. 113: Dorian Hoffman (WVW) pinned Aiden Jennings (DAL), 5:14. 120: Louden Giza (WVW) over Sidney O’Donnell (DAL), 5-0. 126: Zander Remakus (WVW) pinned Jacob Savignano (DAL), 00:45. 132: Lucas Tirpak (DAL) over Caleb Hoffman (WVW), 8-1. 138: Ian Ratchford (WVW) over Justin Benscotor (DAL), 11-0.

Wyoming Area 53, Berwick 18

Johnny Stone, Ricco Pizano, Connor Wrobleski and Richie Hyzinski had pins for the Warriors. Joshua Kishbaugh, Bruce Hartman and Benjanmin Knorr had pins for the Bulldogs.

106: Double forfeit. 113: Connor Novakowski (WA) by forfeit. 120: John Chiampi (WA) by forfeit. 126: Jaden Pepe (WA) over Kyle Winter (BER), 16-1. 132: Joshua…

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