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Murray bids farewell to TL, and a lengthy career

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WILKES-BARRE — Mike Murray’s 52-year career in the newspaper industry took him around the United States, with positions in some of the nation’s biggest markets.

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Friends of Osterhout sale will open on Monday

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As COVID-19 cases climb, same three ZIP codes report most new cases

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Luzerne County administration monitoring rising virus stats

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Pennsylvania to text people who missed second vaccine shot

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SPORTS

Sports

Little League: Back Mountain National eliminated from 9-11 baseball state tournament

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PITTSTON TWP. — Back Mountain National learned a valuable lesson about how baseball can be the most beautiful – and frustrating – game. Sometimes it’s a matter of one or two hits that could mean the difference of four or five runs.

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Little League: Back Mountain National, Greater Pittston Area open states with wins

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Little League: Three teams begin journey to state championships

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Back Mountain National wins 9-11 Section 5 title on walk-off hit in seventh

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Little League Major Baseball: Back Mountain National eliminated in marathon game

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OPINION

Developer George Albert stands outside the former Central Railroad of New Jersey train station in Wilkes-Barre last July as a community cleanup of the 1869 structure was getting underway. Times Leader file photo

Our View: We support train station tourism office plan

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For more years than we want to remember, it has seemed as if salvation for the historic downtown Wilkes-Barre train station was always just out of reach.

Tom Mooney Remember When

Remember When: Raising a glass to resourcefulness

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Toomey hearing examines testing and treatment for Alzheimer’s patients

Lana Eiden, 7, left, and her brother, Alijah Seigle, 3, of Larksville, are shown with with bags filled with donated toys that will be distributed to children in need in the area. Submitted

Diamonds to youthful toy drive organizer

Bill O’Boyle

Beyond the Byline: Everybody do the Wear Your Face Mask polka!

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