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Water main break impacts customers in Luzerne County

LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A water main break is leaving customers out to dry Thursday morning in Luzerne County.

According to a representative from PA American Water, the break occurred along an 18-inch main near a creek off of Route 29.

28/22 News is told that residents in Nanticoke, Plymouth, and Newport Township have been affected with low pressure.

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Greater Nanticoke Area School District and Luzerne County Community College are closed.

Crews are currently attempting to isolate the break.

This is a developing story, we will have more information on it as it becomes available.

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Sour Orange Diesel Kush—Nanticoke, NY, fall 2023

80 points out of 100

Price: $55/eighth

We got actual notes of sour, orange, diesel, and kush from this 2023 sungrown light-dep strain in New York’s nascent legal market. The green nugs proved to be medium-density of varying sizes—and we got the sense that they had been a tad overdried. The Sour Orange Diesel Kush ground up nice and fragrant, but we wanted the taste to be more full-bodied and terpy.

However, the hybrid effects did deliver, and put a zest in our step as we explored Washington Square Park and more of Manhattan. I don’t think a newby New York tourist would be mad about this pick from Union Square Travel Agency. But it won’t wow a connoisseur either.

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Wright paces Crestwood boys past Nanticoke

Chaz Wright scored 19 points to lead host Crestwood to a 56-28 victory over Nanticoke in boys basketball on Monday nighjtjj.

Nanticoke was led by Jaidyn Johnson with 10 points.

Scranton 44, Valley West 36

Oliver Almonte scored 12 points to lead Scranton past host Wyoming Valley West.

Valley West was led by Eric Reyes with 10 points.

Holy Cross 53, Pittston Area 37

Mike Hughes scored 17 points to lead visiting Holy Cross past Pittston Area.

Holy Cross also got 10 points from Mayy Lyons.

Pittston Area was led by Ciaran Bilbow with 10 points.

Marian 56, Wyoming Seminary 46

Jesse Rodino scored a game-high 22 points to lead Marian past visiting Wyoming Seminary.

Jacob Miller chipped in 17 points for Marian.

Jack Novelli led Wyoming Seminary with 19 points, while Louis Michaels and Brian Leahy had nine points each.

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Marian 52, Wyoming Seminary 38

Addy Fritz hit four 3-pointers and scored 22 points to lead host Marian past Wyoming Seminary.

Seminary was led by Ella Stambaugh and Clare Griffin with 9 points each.

Lackawanna Trail 41, Wyoming Area 22

Gretchen Rejrat and Mackenzie Schirg each scored 14 points to lead host Lackawanna Trail past Wyoming Area.

Wyoming Area was led by Addison Gaylord with eight points.

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Crestwood 56, Nanticoke 28

NANTICOKE (28) – Ethan Ball 0 0-0 0, R.J. Brovan 1 0-2 2, P.J. Remley 0 1-2 1, Ethan Spencer 0 3-8 3, Shane Pearson 0 0-0 0, Liam Mullery 2 0-0 5, Jaidyn Johnson 4 1-6 10, Mike Stachowick 1 0-0 2, Mathias Mitchell 2 0-0 4. Totals 10 5-18 28.

CRESTWOOD (56) – Ryan Sechleer 0 0-0 0, Alan Porro 2 0-0 4, Mason Czapla 1 0-0 3, Derek Johnson 3 2-4 8, Matt…

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HS BASKETBALL: Small, Bittenbender power Lady Knights

Zya Small scored 27 points to power Scranton past Nanticoke Area, 63-41, in a nonleague girls basketball game Thursday at Scranton.

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HS ROUNDUP: Ranieli, Hintz lead Pittston Area

Daniella Ranieli scored 20 points and Lili Hintz added 10 as Pittston Area topped Wyoming Area, 41-11, in the Tigue-Denisco Cup girls basketball game Thursday at Pittston Area.

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Greater Nanticoke Area School Board appoints new member, limits tax hike

NANTICOKE — Technically, Greater Nanticoke Area School Board should have been swearing in four people who won in the November election during Thursday’s re-organization meeting: Incumbents Tony Prushinski and Mark Cardone, and newcomers Erika Jacobs and David Vnuk. Yet a fifth person joined them with right hand raised: Chet Beggs. Moments earlier the board had voted to appoint Beggs to fill the seat of Mark O’Connor, who resigned last month.

There was arguably some irony in the scene. Both in the primary and general elections the ballots prepared by the Luzerne County election bureau told voters to pick up to five candidates, yet only four seats were open. The county contends the error was caused by the district, which tells the county how many seats are open in each election. The mix up had no impact as only four people filed paperwork and got on the ballot, and no write-in candidates in the Primary nabbed enough votes to have any claim to being on the November ballot.

After the swearing in the board voted to give Tony Prushinski another year as president, and made Wendy Graves vice-president. Vito DeLuca was kept as solicitor for 2024 with a retainer of $29,000. After that meeting was adjourned, the board immediately started its regular monthly meeting.

The relatively light agenda included accepting the resignation of head football coach Ron Bruza Jr., who was thanked and praised by several board members, and voting to keep any 2023-24 tax increase at or below a state set limit.

The tax limit is known as the Act 1 Index and can vary year to year and among districts. This year’s index is higher than usual, with Greater Nanticoke’s set at 8.1% — compared to 6.2% last year and 5.1%…

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