Good morning, Scranton.

Community members gathered at the Labor Day rally around the towering statue of John Mitchell to show support for workers' rights in Scranton—union speakers Bill Cockerill and Rita Winnicki stressed that fair work hours and paid benefits help protect middle-class families.

Competitors from groups such as veterans, firefighters, police officers and EMS joined a charity rib-eating challenge at Texas Roadhouse in Dickson City—Jeff Hughes of the police won the contest and raised funds for Helping Heroes NEPA.

The event brought the community together in support of local heroes.

Police in Lackawanna County arrested a 48-year-old man and his girlfriend after a domestic dispute led to gunfire at their Jefferson Township home near Cortez Road Sunday night—he fled the scene and was taken into custody Monday while she faces charges for firing a 9mm round inside and another outside out of fear following a social media argument.

On Monday at 11 a.m., the final day of La Festa Italiana saw vendors set up in courthouse square as guests from New York, New Jersey, Maryland, and Virginia enjoyed pizza and pastries—drawing a large crowd.

The festival attracted roughly 150,000 people and confirmed Scranton's reputation as a vibrant cultural hub.

Peter Shaffern of Kingston in Luzerne County has battled kidney disease for 10 years and turned 64 last week while he asks potential donors to take a simple blood test for a matching kidney—he and his wife Paula have received strong support from family.

CrossFit Vertex held two workout classes on Labor Day to raise funds for Team Eddie K, supporting 20-year-old Kaufman—battling T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

The gym owner said local members joined to help because Kaufman is a local kid in need.

Yesterday the Stanley Cup visited Marywood University in Scranton as part of a tradition allowing players and coaches a day with the trophy.

Mike Joyce—Marywood alumnus and Florida Panthers coach—brought the Cup back to honor his roots and the support he received at the university.

Tech Table Assistance

5-7 p.m. — Albright Memorial Library Building Scranton Public Library — Free entry — Get one-on-one help with your tech issues from smartphones to laptops.

Oktoberfest Celebration

12-9 p.m. — Susquehanna Brewing Co. — $10 admission including your first drink — Enjoy craft brews, food, live music, and festive competitions at this lively Oktoberfest.

Breaking Benjamin and Three Days Grace Co-Headlining Tour

7-8:30 p.m. — The Pavilion at Montage Mountain — Ticket prices vary — Rock giants Breaking Benjamin and Three Days Grace team up for a night of explosive performances and new hits.

The Duprees Live Concert

3:00-4:30 p.m. — The Theater at North — Tickets available — Experience the magic of timeless music with the legendary Duprees.

Tech Table Assistance

5-7 p.m. — Albright Memorial Library Building Scranton Public Library — Free entry — Get one-on-one help with your tech problems at the library's Tech Table.

Tech Table Assistance

5-7 p.m. — Albright Memorial Library Building Scranton Public Library — Free service — Get personalized help for your tech troubles with smartphones, tablets, or laptops.