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County District Attorney Stefanie Salavantis has secured $45,000 in funding from the state Attorney General’s Office to cover the salary in that amount for a full-time, non-union drug task force officer who would focus on combating the opioid epidemic and other narcotics-related offenses.

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Eric O’Neill: [00:03:59] Of course. Robert Hanssen was arguably the worst spy in US history, and certainly the worst spy in FBI’s history. He was a senior FBI executive – a special agent who, for over 22 years, worked within the FBI as a mole for the Russians. And if you know your history, that means that he began spying for the Soviet Union, and spied for so long he survived the collapse the Soviet Union and the reformation into the Russian Federation, at a time when many of our spies were being caught, and we were catching theirs as well, during that collapse of the regime. So, he was an incredible spy – a very long-lasting spy.

On the day Boote’s body was found, city firefighters responded to a fire in a basement of a home on Maffett Street where detectives allege Mercado attempted to burn evidence linked to the killing.

Eric O’Neill: [00:15:27] And it was difficult because, if you’re Hanssen, and you’re suddenly promoted to this brand new section, and to executive service, and you’re given everything you’ve ever asked for at the very twilight of your career – and it also happens that you’re the biggest spy in FBI’s history – you’ve got to be a little suspicious. But his problem was that he was locked in a room, and the only point of attack he had to find out whether this was a real job, or whether it was an elaborate mousetrap, was me.

“Westfield each dusk visited the shrine, prayed and lit the spotlights. He returned later at night and turned off the lights. This trip was made daily despite the fact Westfield was nearly blind and carried the white red-tipped cane used to identify the blind,” according to Westfield’s obituary published in the Times Leader Oct. 10, 1960.

WILKES-BARRE — The Irem Shrine Circus is celebrating its 70th year, making it a treasured tradition for many in the Wilkes-Barre area.

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Last year, Volkswagen Autoeuropa saved more than $200,000 thanks to switching the production of jigs & fixtures from outsourcers to 3D printing.

The unique array of items, mixed with education and plain old fun, is what sets the popular gardening center apart from others.

Also on the voting agenda is the county Transportation Authority’s request for a $650,409 annual county match to obtain $6 million in state funding.

To start, Chanin suggest, “You might want to work around the neckline of a top. It’s one of the first parts you see.”