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Lackawanna County Supports NEPA Youth Shelter

December 3rd, 2021
As part of the “Giving Tuesday” global generosity movement, The Lackawanna County Commissioners presented Maureen Maher-Gray, Executive Director of the NEPA Youth Shelter, inside left, with a $50,000 donation to support its educational and counseling programs and its food, clothing, and personal essentials distribution.  The gift will also assist the agency and its clients to recover from the hardships endured during the pandemic.

Posted in Board of Commissioners, Community Affairs, Featured Post

Lackawanna County Winter Market Weekend Festivities

November 29th, 2021
It’s back!!! The Lackawanna County Winter Market Weekend will take place Friday, December 3, through Sunday, December 5, on Courthouse Square, N. Washington Avenue, featuring 54 vendors, music by local musicians, and a host of other events. The Lackawanna County Tree Lighting will kick-off everything on Friday, December 3, at 6 p.m. in Flag Plaza in front of the Courthouse with caroling by the Catholic Choral Society. Free carriage rides by Brookvalley Farms will also be provided from 6 p.m. - 9 p.m., leaving from the N. Washington Street side of Courthouse Square.   

Posted in Arts and Culture, Community Affairs, Featured Post

Lackawanna County Supports Friends of the Poor

November 19th, 2021
The Lackawanna County Commissioners presented Meghan Loftus, left, President of the Friends of the Poor, with a $10,000 check to assist the agency in administering to the nutrition and medical needs of the population that it serves.  The donation, made through the Area Agency on Aging, will provide much needed funds to combat food insecurity, medical care, and senior isolation, which are all significant issues facing our community’s elderly during the pandemic.

Posted in Area Agency on Aging, Community Affairs, Featured Post, Human Services

Trolley Museum Sets Holiday Special Events

November 16th, 2021
In the true spirit of the season, the Electric City Trolley Museum will hold a series of holiday events and trolley runs. On Thanksgiving Friday (November 26), guests can ride the trolley with “Elf on a Shelf.”  The Museum’s activities for this event include arts, crafts, storytelling, letters to Santa, and face painting from 10:30 am to 2:30pm.  The trolley departure times for the day are: 9:30 am, 10:30 am, 11:30 am, 12:30 pm and 1:30 pm.  The very popular “Santa on the Trolley” excursions are scheduled for November 27, 28 and December 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, and 19.  Departure times for these rides are: 10:30am, 11:30 am, 12:45 pm, 2 pm, and 3 pm. Reservations are required.  The 10-mile ride for all of the special excursions travels to the Trolley Works Building at the PNC Field and then back to the Museum. Saturday, December 11, will be a Children’s Holiday Celebration from 11:30 am to 3 pm with activities such as arts and crafts, Mrs. Claus, a magician, and balloon art.

Posted in Arts and Culture, Community Affairs, Featured Post, Trolley Museum

Elder Cottage Housing Opportunity (ECHO)

November 5th, 2021
ECHO stands for Elder Cottage Housing Opportunity. Elder cottages are small, separate, manufactured residences that are temporarily placed in the side or rear yard of an older adult’s friend or family member. It is an affordable housing option, meaning that the resident will pay no more than 30% of their income on rent.

Posted in Area Agency on Aging, Community Affairs, Featured Post, Lastest News

DEP Grants 101: For First-Time Applicants Who Want to Make Their Environmental Project Happen

November 5th, 2021
If you have an idea for an environmental improvement for your community or business, let DEP help you make it happen with grant funding. A DEP grant can help your organization, municipality, business, or farm be more energy efficient, restore your local stream, reduce erosion, prepare for climate change, help lower air pollution, or teach kids or adults about environmental challenges and solutions. Join us for this free live webinar on how to apply for grant funding from DEP. Geared for first-time applicants and based on survey feedback, this webinar will cover the essentials of applying, helping you to submit your best application possible. We'll also look at seven grant programs, and answer your questions.

Posted in Community Affairs, Environmental Sustainability, Featured Post

You Can Help Others By Supporting The United Way’s Annual Campaign

November 4th, 2021
The Fall season ushers in the kick-off of the annual United Way campaign in our community.  The drive represents a perfect opportunity for everyone to help our neighbors in need by helping to fund a wide range of services, activities, and programs. For a century the United Way has worked with County government to meet the challenges facing our community.  The pandemic has presented us with a unique and unexpected circumstances which impact every household and person living in our county.  A contribution to the United Way Campaign helps support and further the work being done by agencies and our county departments to improve the quality of life for all citizens. 

Posted in Area Agency on Aging, Board of Commissioners, Community Affairs, Featured Post, Human Services

Food Pantry For Veterans

November 1st, 2021
In an effort to provide nutrition and assistance to our area’s veterans, the Lackawanna County Veterans Affairs Office, Bread Basket of NEPA and the Theodore J. Wint VFW Post 25 have joined forces to offer a weekly pantry for those who have served their country and are in need.  The pantry will be located at The Wint VFW on 2291 Rockwell Avenue, Scranton, and be open every Friday from 11 AM – 1 PM.  It is available to all veterans, their families, and the widows of veterans. No financial/income information is required to utilize this service.  Veterans and/or their families must register on their initial visit.  They need to bring any of the following documents to sign-up: DD 214, VA card or Military ID

Posted in Community Affairs, Featured Post, Veterans Affairs

Master Gardener Notecard Fundraiser

October 26th, 2021
Penn State Extension of Master Gardeners of Lackawanna County are sponsoring a notecard fundraiser to benefit the many educational and community projects. The Master Gardener Program provides many services to the community, including a garden hotline, free insect and plant disease identification, poison prevention programing to first graders, and using the produce from the demonstration gardens to assist those in need. This fund raiser supports the outreach mission of Penn State Extension by utilizing unbiased research-based information to educate the public and the communities on best practices in sustainable horticulture and environmental stewardship.

Posted in Featured Post, Penn State Cooperative Extension

Marion Munley Distinguished Citizens Memorial Honor

October 12th, 2021
Marion L. Munley, a former member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives and pioneer in women’s equality, will become the first woman included in Scranton’s Distinguished Citizens Memorial when her monument is unveiled on Friday, October 15, on the Spruce Street side of the Lackawanna County Courthouse at 1 PM. Munley was chosen by officials from the Lackawanna County Arts and Cultural Department and the Lackawanna Historical Society for her indelible mark on State politics and women’s rights. After her husband, Hon. Robert W. Munley, passed away in 1947, she won a special election for his seat in the Pennsylvania State House. She was the first woman elected from Lackawanna County and Northeastern Pennsylvania. Munley was re-elected to office eight times.

Posted in Arts and Culture, Board of Commissioners, Community Affairs, Featured Post, Lastest News

Holiday Promotional Photo Contest

September 17th, 2021
Taking a page out of both the prophets and medieval times lore, Lackawanna County and the Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce are asking local restaurants and other food and beverage establishments to participate in the “Lackawanna Eat, Drink and Be Merry Restaurant Trail” holiday promotional photo contest activity.  Interested patrons are invited to take and post photos of their favorite food or drink items at a local establishment(s) for a chance to win a gift card prize.  Restaurants/establishments must register to be part of the activity.  They will then be contacted with the contest’s details.

Posted in Arts and Culture, Community Affairs, Featured Post

Vendor Applications Available For December Winter Market

September 10th, 2021
Applications are now available to be a vendor at the Lackawanna Winter Market Village, part of the Lackawanna County Winter Weekend event in downtown Scranton, on December 3, 4 and 5 on Courthouse Square.  Vendors participating in the market will be provided a 10’ x 10’ zip-up tent with lighting.  Everything will be spaced/appropriately distanced on the 200 block of N. Washington Avenue for everyone’s safety. To apply visit lackawannamarkets.com.

Posted in Arts and Culture, Community Affairs, Featured Post

Aging Director Honored with State Proclamation

September 9th, 2021
Pennsylvania State Representative Bridget M. Kosierowski, 114th District, inside left, presented a proclamation to Jason Kavulich, center, Lackawanna County’s Area Agency on Aging Director, at the September 1 Commissioners meeting in Moosic in recognition of both his County Commissioner Association of Pennsylvania’s “Friend of County Government” Award and role in safeguarding the welfare of local older adults during the COVID-19 pandemic.  Mr. Kavulich organized numerous clinics, special events, testing programs, and other activities and giveaways with local health care sponsors and partners to keep older residents safe.

Posted in Area Agency on Aging, Community Affairs, Featured Post

Arts & Culture Community Project Grants Available

September 2nd, 2021
The Lackawanna County Arts and Culture Department has released the 2022 Arts and Culture Community Project grants. Individuals, non-profits, and municipalities may apply for up to $3,000 for a community arts, culture or history project that benefits the community. Applicants come from outside of the County, but all projects must take place in the County and show significant value to the Lackawanna County community.

Posted in Arts and Culture, Community Affairs, Featured Post

More West Nile Virus Detected In the County

September 1st, 2021
The presence of West Nile virus has been detected once again with six new mosquito samples collected.  Positive samples were located at: the intersection of Marion Street and Powell Avenue in Clarks Summit; Spring Street in Moosic; the Powder Mill Lane trailhead in Jermyn; the South Laurel Street trailhead in Archbald; Sibley Avenue in Old Forge; and McDade Park.  No human cases have been reported in Lackawanna County at this time. 

Posted in Community Affairs, Featured Post, Parks and Recreation

UPS Donates Backpacks & Supplies to County Office of Youth & Family Services

August 31st, 2021
UPS donated 500 backpacks filled with school supplies along with other materials for the new school year for the youngsters The Lackawanna County Office of Youth & Family Services works with.  The materials were delivered on August 27 and caseworkers immediately distributed the items to families and also dropped them off at various districts throughout the County.   Members of the UPS and Human Services staffs display the supplies that were donated. 

Posted in Community Affairs, Featured Post, Human Services, Office of Youth & Family Services

State 4-H Fashion & Textile Revue

August 30th, 2021
Twenty-three 4-H members from across Pennsylvania recently took part in the annual 4-H State Fashion and Textile Revue near State College, entitled "Be Different Together."  The Revue is the closing event for 4-H members ages 13-18 who completed a clothing or textile project, recognizing excellence in sewing and fiber arts. The Pennsylvania 4-H'ers attending the one-day event participated in a modeling workshop, embroidery project, and a fashion show for family and friends. Participants’ projects were judged as either a garment (fashion revue) or a non-wearable fiber arts project (textile revue).  The fashion participants were judged on construction, appearance, fit, design, and fashion. 

Posted in Community Affairs, Featured Post, Penn State Cooperative Extension

Lackawanna County 4-H Sewing Club Forming

August 28th, 2021
Area youth from ages 8 to 18 who are interested in learning to sew can take advantage of the opportunity to join a 4-H Sewing Club to learn to sew.  An organizational meeting will be held on Monday, September 20, at 6 pm at the White Sewing Center, 735 Oak Street, Scranton.   Parents should accompany their child to this meeting to assist in finding the appropriate project and club time for meeting.

Posted in Community Affairs, Featured Post, Penn State Cooperative Extension

VFW Post 25 Supports Camp Freedom

August 3rd, 2021
VFW Post 25 General Theodore Wint presented a $2,000 donation to Camp Freedom personnel, Carbondale, in support of both the organization’s operation and its veterans’ activities.

Posted in Community Affairs, Featured Post, Veterans Affairs

Kick COVID-19 Community Corps Urges Area Organizations & Leaders to Join Fight Against Health Misinformation

July 29th, 2021
Scranton, Pa., July 29, 2021 – On July 15, the U.S. Surgeon General issued an Advisory for individuals and organizations to join a nationwide effort to confront the urgent threat of health misinformation. To support this effort, Kick COVID-19 Community Corps is asking area schools, businesses, organizations, and community leaders to join its partner organizations in committing to and promoting five simple and actionable steps.

Posted in Area Agency on Aging, Community Affairs, Featured Post, Human Services

Lackawanna County Commissioners Announce Funding For Twenty-one Community Re-Invest Projects

June 2nd, 2021
Twenty-one projects, focusing on outdoor recreation, public safety, security, technology, and accessibility, were approved for funding by the Lackawanna County Commissioners through their Community Re-Invest Program totaling $101,338.  The public-private partnership investment for 2021 is $127,829. 

Posted in Economic Development Department, Featured Post

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Land Bank Meeting Update

The next meeting of the Lackawanna County Land Bank is scheduled for Wednesday, December 8th, 2021 @ 11:00 AM.

This meeting will be held virtually. The meeting will be live streamed on YouTube. The public may send their comments/questions in writing with their name and address to be answered and included in the minutes of the meeting to Ralph Pappas at [email protected] no later than 9:00AM on the day of the meeting.

Meeting Agenda

Redevelopment Board of Directors Meeting Update

The next meeting of the Lackawanna County Redevelopment Authority is scheduled for Wednesday, December 8, 2021 at 1:00PM.

This meeting will be held virtually. The meeting will be live streamed on ECTV You Tube channel.

The public may send their comments/questions in writing with their name and address to be answered and included in the minutes of the meeting to Ralph Pappas at [email protected] no later than 9:00AM on the day of the meeting.

Planning Commission Meeting Update

The Lackawanna County Regional Planning Commission will hold its monthly meetings on the Second Thursday of the Month at 10:30 a.m. in 2021.

Meeting dates are:

January 14th, February 11th, March 11th, April 8th, May 13th, June 10th, July 8th, August 12th, September 9th, October 14th, November 4th and December 9th.

Commission’s Meetings are held on the 5th floor of the Lackawanna County Government Center at the Globe, 123 Wyoming Avenue in Scranton. In order to comply with the Lackawanna County Board of Commissioner’s Declaration of Disaster Emergency dated March 16, 2020 all meetings will be held virtually on the Zoom Platform and lived streamed on ECTV’s You Tube Channel until expiration of the emergency. The public is invited to view the lived streamed meetings.

County residents my submit comments/questions or request log-in information in writing via e-mail with their name and address to either [email protected] or [email protected] no later than 9:00 AM on the day of the meeting.

Board of Commissioners Meeting Update

Notice is hereby given that the Lackawanna County Board of Commissioners meeting originally scheduled for Wednesday December 15, 2021, to be held virtually will now be held at 10AM at the Moscow Borough Building, 123 Van Brunt Street, Moscow, Pennsylvania 18444.

Brian Jeffers, Chief of Staff
Lackawanna County Board Of Commissioners

Board of Elections Meeting Update

Notice is hereby given that the Lackawanna County Board of Elections, will meet December 2, 2021 at 10am in the Commissioners Conference Room, 123 Wyoming Ave, 5th Floor, Scranton PA, for the certification of the November 2, 2021 Election Results for the Office of Judge of the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania and the Mandatory Statewide Recount for the Office of Judge of the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania, and any other business as may come before the Board

Brian Jeffers, Chief of Staff
Lackawanna County Election Board

Salary Board Meeting Update

Notice Is Hereby Given that the Lackawanna County Salary Board will meet December 1, 2021 at 2pm in the Commissioners Conference Room, 5th floor, 123 Wyoming Ave, Scranton PA, 18503.

Brian Jeffers, Chief of Staff
Lackawanna County

Meeting Agenda

Lackawanna County Performing Arts Center Authority Meeting Update

 
There will be a meeting of the Lackawanna County Performing Arts Center Authority on Wednesday, December 1, 2021, at 10:30AM.

The meeting will be held in the Boards and Authorities Conference Room, 5th Floor – The Lackawanna County Government Center, 123 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, PA  18503.

Meeting Agenda

Prison Board Meeting Update

Notice Is Hereby Given that the Lackawanna County Prison Board meeting originally scheduled to meet Wednesday November 17, 2021 virtually will now be held in person, at 12:30pm in the Commissioners Conference Room, 123 Wyoming Ave, 5th Floor, Scranton PA.

Judge J. Gibbons, Chairman
Lackawanna County Prison Board

Meeting Agenda

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