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Stroudsburg celebrates Pride Month

Stroudsburg celebrates Pride Month

Monroe County

Stroudsburg celebrates Pride Month

It was the first of many pride festivals in our area and organizers of the event are hoping to inspire a more inclusive future.

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Montour County

Designer creating fashion with modesty in mind

A woman from Danville was having trouble finding modest clothing she liked, so she designed it herself.
Black History

Pennsylvania's lieutenant governor making history

Lt. Governor Austin Davis has already made a name for himself in politics. Newswatch 16's Lisa Washington went to Harrisburg to talk to him about his new role.
State

Pennsylvania woman self-publishes book when other companies rejected

Author Diana Jules-Peene started her own publishing company after having her children's book rejected from other companies.

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Northumberland County

Smoke clears for festival but fireworks get canceled

The Turbotville Area Community Carnival had to cancel the planned fireworks because of lingering dry and smoky conditions.
Luzerne County

Graduation held after smoke postponement

The seniors at Wyoming Valley West finally got their moment.

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AI

No, these photographs of Trump hugging Fauci are not real

A Twitter account affiliated with Ron DeSantis’s presidential campaign posted a video with AI-generated images of former president Trump hugging Anthony Fauci.
Government

Yes, you can be elected president if you've been indicted or found guilty in a criminal or civil case

Presidential eligibility is outlined in the Constitution and doesn't exclude anyone who's been charged with a crime or found guilty in a criminal or civil case.