Jim Lockwood

23 hours ago | centredaily.com | Jim Lockwood

Scranton has revamped its pave-cut rules for better oversight of restoration of utility excavations in roads, the mayor announced Tuesday. Earlier this year, Mayor Paige Gebhardt Cognetti proposed improvements to Scranton City Council in the city's street excavation and openings code, also known as the pave-cut ordinance. Amendments approved by council in April give the city new tools and regulations to improve the condition of roads, the announcement said.

1 day ago | yahoo.com | Jim Lockwood

Scranton has revamped its pave-cut rules for better oversight of restoration of utility excavations in roads, the mayor announced Tuesday. Earlier this year, Mayor Paige Gebhardt Cognetti proposed improvements to Scranton City Council in the city’s street excavation and openings code, also known as the pave-cut ordinance. Amendments approved by council in April give the city new tools and regulations to improve the condition of roads, the announcement said.

1 day ago | thetimes-tribune.com | Jim Lockwood

Scranton has revamped its pave-cut rules for better oversight of restoration of utility excavations in roads, the mayor announced Tuesday. Earlier this year, Mayor Paige Gebhardt Cognetti proposed improvements to Scranton City Council in the city’s street excavation and openings code, also known as the pave-cut ordinance. Amendments approved by council in April give the city new tools and regulations to improve the condition of roads, the announcement said.

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Jim Lockwood

The Garbage Olympics and other cleanups will return in Scranton under the annual City Pride volunteer beautification program May 27 through June 7. A joint program of three nonprofits — Scranton Tomorrow, NeighborWorks Northeastern Pennsylvania and United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania — the spring spruce-up projects make a big impact, organizers said Monday in announcing this year’s edition.

3 days ago | thetimes-tribune.com | Jim Lockwood

Pennsylvania American Water’s eight tank projects statewide for 2025 include repainting two in Northeast Pennsylvania, the company announced Monday. The NEPA tank locations, gallon capacity and cost to rehabilitate include:Clarks Green, Lackawanna County: Off Glenburn Road and Highland Avenue, a 300,000-gallon tank; $288,000. This location has two tanks; the white one closer to Highland Avenue is the one that will be repainted, according to PAW spokeswoman Susan Turcmanovich.