Good morning, Scranton.

Lackawanna County’s Electric City Trolley Museum now offers lower-cost entry for low-income families (eligible for SNAP) as part of Museums for All (a national program with over 1,450 museums), giving more locals access to cultural and educational outings.

Today, Wisteria, the student-run pop-up restaurant at Lackawanna College’s 409 on Adams, opens to offer Dreamers a magical spring experience with a wishing tree where guests write wishes.

It will serve new dishes and drinks every Wednesday and Thursday at 5 p.m. until May 14—students create an immersive setting with floating candles and terrariums designed with Marywood University architecture students.

Pennsylvania residents who wish to vote in the primary election on May 20 must register by May 5 (voters must be 18, have been US citizens for at least one month, and have lived in their district for 30 days).

Mail-in ballot applications must reach the county elections board by 5 PM on May 13.

Scranton residents need to update their driver's licenses or IDs to a Real ID before May 7th—starting then, all travelers 18 and older must use a TSA-approved form of identification to fly.

Local college student Eddie Kaufman, 20, has been fighting T-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia since last fall and is now seeking a blood stem cell donor.

Community members are hosting swab events across Lackawanna County — results are expected in one to two weeks.

Next Stop Comedy Night

7-8:30 p.m. — Groove Brewing — Check the lineup for a night of laughs with comedians from Boston, NYC, and beyond.

RDA Northeast Festival 2025

7 p.m. — Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple — No Refunds — Celebrate the art of dance and enjoy various performances at the 2025 Regional Dance America/Northeast Festival.

Kids Hairstyles Event

5 PM — Hill Neighborhood Association — Discounted braiding services for kids — Bring the little ones for stylish, fun hairdos at a special price.