Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 29th of September.
Good morning, Scranton.
🌲 Environment
Pennsylvania forests are turning vibrant colors as over 130 native tree species get ready for winter; experts explain shorter days lessen chlorophyll (boosting pigments like yellows and reds) and local tourism will see a boost, with DCNR set to start weekly fall foliage reports on Oct. 1.
🏛️ Government
The Kline Township Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend conditions for Amazon’s planned data center campus, a project containing nine structures on about 380 acres between Haddock and Lofty roads and I-81.
The Board of Supervisors will vote on the project tomorrow, with conditions covering noise (including third-party monitoring), water, electrical, and construction safeguards.
🏥 Health
Dr. Erin McFadden from the Wright Center urged residents to get their flu shot in October as the virus changes each year, ensuring protection before cases rise.
The Center offers free vaccines for most insurance plans at various local sites.
Scranton native Chris Boland, director of alumni relations at Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine, shared his journey from alcohol addiction during National Recovery Month.
He began his recovery with an intervention and treatment at Geisinger Marworth Treatment Center in Waverly in 2009.
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