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At the height of its success, the Comerford Theaters Inc. owned and operated over 80 movie theaters in Northeastern Pennsylvania and Upstate New York. Following the success of a Comerford Theater in Scranton, the company began construction of a new theater in Wilkes-Barre. Construction began in 1937 with the assistance of the Penn-York ...
[2] [14] H&M opened at the mall in September 2017, occupying three storefronts. [15] In April 2018, The Bon-Ton and Sears both announced they would close. [16] Wyoming Valley Mall was undamaged during the June 2018 EF2 tornado, but lost power and was closed for a day. [17] Bon-Ton, open since 1971 (originally as Pomeroy's), closed on August 29 ...
Little Theatre of Wilkes-Barre made its home at the 537 N. Main Street Playhouse in 1957. The building, an old movie theatre, was purchased in 1956 and renovated for theatrical stage use. In 1972, because of renewed federal and state interest in the fine arts, the Pennsylvania Theatre Association approved the building for production, and ...
Oct. 14—WILKES-BARRE — Award-winning actress Christine Baranski will be in Luzerne County on Wednesday to campaign for the Harris-Walz team on a bus tour, seeking out Polish-American and ...
Nov. 14—WILKES-BARRE — One of today's biggest touring comedians, Tom Segura, announced the first leg of his new global stand-up tour Tom Segura: Come Together. Segura stops at Wilkes-Barre at ...
May 14—WILKES-BARRE — A great excuse for the adults in town to come together, the first Sunsets on South Main of summer 2024 takes place Thursday, May 16, with Triple Fret set to perform. This ...
It has been home to the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins of the AHL since 1999, and the former home of the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers of the AF2 League. In 2012, there were plans for it to be the home indoor arena for the Pennsylvania Shamrocks of the North American Lacrosse League, but the league subsequently folded.
Fluegel was born November 25, 1953, in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, the second child of Donald Raymond and Jane (née Warnecke) Fluegel's five children. [2] She had one older sister and three younger brothers, as well as an older maternal half-sister.