Tuesday, May 26, 2026

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PHOTO GALLERY: 2026 Clarks Summit Memorial Day Parade

Clarks Summit’s annual Memorial Day Parade was held Monday, May 25, 2026.

Clarks Green man uses love for learning, helping others to combat Alzheimer’s

Rob Kennedy of Clarks Green always prided himself on learning technologies quickly. As a highly certified systems control engineer, it was not just his profession, but also his passion.

Tim Shew to close out 2025-26 Arts at First Presbyterian concert series

CLARKS SUMMIT — The 2025-26 Arts at First Presbyterian concert series will conclude with An Evening of Broadway with Tim Shew at 7 pm. Friday, May 15, at the church, 300 School St., Clarks Summit.

Varsity, Unified track teams make history with combined meet

CLARKS SUMMIT — It was a busy meet for Abington Heights Unified Track athlete Kale Bonnewell — he ran the 100-meter dash, threw the mini-javelin, and ended his afternoon running a relay with some of his teammates.

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KEYSTONE COLLEGE: Shevchik posts 800th career victory

Keystone College men’s baseball overcame an eight-run deficit to help coach Jamie Shevchik register his 800th career victory May 1 when the United East Conference playoffs opened.

BOYS TENNIS: Comets complete perfect regular season

The Abington Heights boys tennis team brought new meaning to the term “perfect record.”

Junior High Track and Field: Abington Heights girls win league meet

Rachel Regan and Addie Stark each finished first in three events and second in another on May 1 to lead Abington Heights to the Class 3A girls title in the Phil Tochelli Lackawanna League Junior High Track and Field Meet at Lakeland.

BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Comets take down former league leaders

From the first week of the Lackawanna League season, when it dropped a grueling five-set match at Blue Ridge, the Abington Heights boys volleyball team was giving chase.

BASEBALL: Bradley produces back-to-back no-hitters

Nick Bradley was more dominant than ever when Abington Heights shook off a surprisingly tough start to the season to run off seven straight victories, four by shutout, and set up a showdown for first place in Lackawanna League Division 1 baseball.

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