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Public invited to exhibit at new Fine Arts Fiesta headquarters opening

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By Steve Mocarsky Verified
| Citizens Voice Verified
The Fine Arts Fiesta invites art and music lovers to visit the nonprofit’s new headquarters in Downtown Wilkes-Barre and enjoy its opening gallery exhibit, “Faces of Music,” featuring the work of noted music photographer Jim Gavenus. The grand opening will include a meet-the-artist event from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the organization’s new home at 60 Public Square. Gavenus is an award-winning, internationally recognized editorial photographer.
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CEO: NEPA residents have more pharmacy options at nonprofit’s clinics Original

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By Steve Mocarsky Verified
| Citizens Voice Verified
With nearly 3 in 10 pharmacies across the United States closing and creating drugstore deserts over the last decade, a local healthcare provider has responded by expanding pharmacy services in Luzerne and Wyoming counties.
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Wilkes-Barre council fields complaints, chairman rails about respect

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By Steve Mocarsky Verified
| Citizens Voice Verified
WILKES-BARRE — City Council Chairman Tony Brooks is fed up with a lack of civility and respect among some city residents, and his frustration eventually boiled over at Thursday’s council meeting. Brooks reprimanded a rental property owner for verbally “attacking” a councilman, and the two later argued after the landlord shouted over the mayor as he spoke on sinkhole and sewer line issues on Horton Street. That set the stage for Brooks’ angry yet empathetic diatribe about 40 minutes later.
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