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@timestribune reporter/obit clerk. Previously: @repherald, @FlorhamPEagle, @MadisonEagle. @WilkesU alum.
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Presidents of Catholic colleges in Northeast Pennsylvania meet Pope Leo XIV Original

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By Christine Lee Verified
| Scranton Times-Tribune Verified
Leaders of two Catholic colleges in Lackawanna County felt encouraged, inspired and understood by Pope Leo XIV after meeting him this summer. The Rev. Joseph Marina, S.J., president of the University of Scranton, and Marywood University President Lisa Lori attended papal audiences during conferences last month. The pope addressed the college presidents in groups before speaking with them individually.
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Judge upholds Ransom Twp’s denial of proposed solar farm

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By Christine Lee Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A Lackawanna County judge agreed with Ransom Twp.'s decision denying a developer's plans for a solar farm that residents opposed. Judge Terrence Nealon denied Pivot Energy's appeal in a ruling handed down last week. The supervisors denied the Denver-based company's conditional use request to build 6,550 solar modules on 18 acres of a nearly 300-acre township-owned parcel at Ransom and Lower Narrows roads last year.
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Judge upholds Ransom Twp’s denial of proposed solar farm

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By Christine Lee Verified
| Scranton Times-Tribune Verified
A Lackawanna County judge agreed with Ransom Twp.’s decision denying a developer’s plans for a solar farm that residents opposed. Judge Terrence Nealon denied Pivot Energy’s appeal in a ruling handed down last week. The supervisors denied the Denver-based company’s conditional use request to build 6,550 solar modules on 18 acres of a nearly 300-acre township-owned parcel at Ransom and Lower Narrows roads last year.
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