Midway through the season, Berwick and Coughlin were about to be filed in the also-ran folder. Then every- thing changed for both teams to the point where to- night’s meet- ing could de- cide a playoff berth. The two resurgent squads will play at 7 p.m.
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Today at Berwick in a Wyoming Valley Conference Division 3A football game that has major implications in the District 2 Class 3A playoff race. Both bring 5-3 records into the game, something that didn’t look possible after five games. “Being 2-3, we knew we had talent,” Coughlin coach Ciro Cinti said. “In the preseason, I said I love the kids we have.
They work their butts off, and good things are happening.”. Ica, a W ashi ngto n, D. C.,- base d transporta tion coalition, review ed data from the Fe der al High way Administr ation’ s 2010 National Bridge Inventory.
The repor t sho ws that of the stat e’ s 22,27 1 brid ges, 5,906, or 25 per cent,wereliste d as defi cien t. A dis tan t se con d on tha t lis t isOkla- ho ma, with 22 per cen t of its 23,680 bridges classified as defi- We’re number one. But it’s no reason to celebrate. A new national transportation rep ort rate s Penn sylv ania firs t among states in terms of percent- ag e of st ruc tur all y de fic ie nt bri dg es. An d whi lea qu art er of all brid gesstatew ideare agin g andin need of repairs, the rate is even higherin Northeaste rn Pennsyl va- nia.
The Scranton/W ilkes-Barr e re- gion ranked third worst in the na- tion in the 500,000 to 1 million populationcategory,with 26.1per- cent of its bridge s iden tifie d as structurally deficient. In Luzerne Coun ty alon e, at leas t 160bridges are rated that way. The study, re- leas e by Tr ansp orta tion for Amer. PLAINSTWP.–Amanshotsev- en times by Wil kes-Bar re police andadeputysheriffnearadaycare facility was carrying two “replica fir earm s” that offi cer s tho ught wereactualweapons,accordingto arrestpapers. OthaDerric k Gre en Jr., 29,was arraignedThursdayintheprogres- siv e car e uni t at Gei sing er W yom - ing Valley Medical Center, where he is recovering from surgery for hisgunshot wounds. St at e po li ce at W yo mi ng char ged Green, of East Beatty Stree t, Wil kes-Barr e, with three coun ts eachof agg rav atedassaul t and sim ple assa ult and sixcounts.
WILKES-B ARRE– At W ednes - day night’s Times Leader May- o r a l F o ru m a t Wil kes Univer sity, Re publ ican cand i- date Lisa Cope pro- duce d copi esof bil ls t h a t s h e s a i d sh ow ed th e ci ty paid for monitoring fees at for- mer city administrator J.J. Mur- phy’s home. Cop e was righ t, but the city said Thur sda y that it received those bills erro- ne ou sl y an d T orb ik Safe & Lo ck Co. Ha s agreed to reim- bur se the city for the charges.
“T orbik will refund the city $169 for paying the err one ous b i l ls, ” s ai d Drew McLaughlin, th e cit y’ s ad- ministrative co- ordinator. “The bills were paid between Febru- ary and July of 2005.
Torbik in- voiced the city ins tea d of J. Mu rp hy pe r- sonally.” Murphy attended the Mayoral Fo ru m an d sai d hehad pai d allof his bills for moni tori ng of the home security system that was paidforbythecityatacosttotax- payers of $4,000 and installed at his former home on Plym outh Av enu e. The city also paid to mov ethe sys temto hisnewhome on Reliance Drive in 2007 at a cos t of mor e than $6,00 0. The city also paid for installation of a home security system for Mayor T om Lei ghto n at a cos t of aro und $4,0 00.Leigh tonsaid hehas paid fo r al l of hi s mo ni to ri ng. Luzerne County Prothonotary Carolee Medico Olenginski said she’s “stunned” that some home rule transition committee mem- berswanther to res ignbeforeher el ec te d te rm ex - pires at the end of 2013. It’s tot all y out of the question. It’s unac- cepta ble, and they re all y sho uld be ash ame d of themselves,” Medico Olenginski said.
County Register of Wills Do- roth y Stank ovic,who alsois guar - ant eed a sal ary for tw o mor e years even though she’ll lose her autho rity on Jan. 2, said she has nocomme nton themat terat thi s time. The two remaining impacted rowoffice rs– jurycommiss ione rs Bonnie L. Fotobutaforiya shabloni na denj rozhdeniya. Markowski and Frank Sem ans ki – did not re spo nd Thur sday to deta iled messa ges left with family members. Th e ele cte d cou nty she rif f, tre asur er, coro ner, reco rde r of deeds and clerk of courts posts wer e alsoelimina tedunder home rule, but those officeholders will. HARRISBURG — The spon- so r ofa bil l toperm ithun tin g on Sundays in Pennsy lvania said Thursd ay its fate is uncertain because of staunch oppositio n from the state Farm Bureau. Hou se Gam e and Fis heri es Chairman John Evans, R-Erie, saidaftera fou r-h ourhearin g on thetop ic th at hewasstil l try ing toroun d upenou ghvote s toget his bill out of committee.