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June 27, 2018

Lackawanna County Commissioners Approve Sale of Administration Building

Lackawanna County Commissioners Approve Sale of Administration Building As posted on WNEP on June 27, 2018 by Bill Michlowski. SCRANTON, Pa. — Lackawanna County commissioners have approved the sale of the administration building in Scranton. The building along Adams Avenue has been sold to Jefferson-Werner, a company out of Allentown for $1.6 million. Jefferson-Werner owns […]

June 16, 2018

Lackawanna County receives $1.6 million bid for Administration Building

Lackawanna County receives $1.6 million bid for Administration Building As appeared in The Times Tribune by David Singleton on June 16, 2018. SCRANTON — Allentown-based developer Jefferson-Werner LLC submitted an apparent high bid of more than $1.6 million Friday for the Lackawanna County Administration Building. Jefferson-Werner outbid another developer, DFM Properties of Scranton, for the […]

June 8, 2018

NEPA Yoga Festival continues to grow, returns to Scranton’s Montage Mountain

Yoga Festival continues to grow, returns to Scranton’s Montage Mountain The fifth annual NEPA Yoga Festival will take place Saturday at Montage Mountain in Scranton. – Submitted photo As appeared in The Times Leader on June 8, 2018 by Matt Mattei. In its fifth year, the NEPA Yoga Festival is stretching all over Montage Mountain […]

June 2, 2018

Two Scranton redevelopment projects get $2.8M in state grants

Two Scranton redevelopment projects get $2.8M in state grants As appeared in The Times Tribune by Jim Lockwood on June 2, 2018. SCRANTON — A pair of redevelopment projects in the city got a big boost from $2.8 million in state grants. The grants, from the state Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP), include: ■ $2 million […]

May 9, 2018

Hoping to sell administration building, Lackawanna County advertises in New York, Philadelphia

Hoping to sell administration building, Lackawanna County advertises in New York, Philadelphia As appeared in The Times Tribune on May 9, 2018 by Jeff Horvath. Lackawanna County is turning to Philadelphia and New York to sell its current Administration Building. The county plans to vacate the six-story structure at 200 Adams Ave. in Scranton once […]

February 8, 2018

Commissioners reject proposals to buy administration building, will bid the property

Commissioners reject proposals to buy administration building, will bid the property As appeared in The Times Tribune by Jeff Horvath on February 8, 2018. SCRANTON — Lackawanna County commissioners rejected proposals Wednesday from two developers hoping to buy the county Administration Building. Instead of selling the six-story structure at 200 Adams Ave. to either Scranton-based […]