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Weeknight craving solver: When the sushi itch hits or you want hibachi without the circus, Sake Japanese has you covered with fresh rolls, sashimi, teriyaki and hibachi dinners plus slurp-worthy udon and soba.
Brows that behave: If your morning routine needs a miracle, Brows By Al in Archbald is run by certified permanent makeup artist Albana Kabashi, crafting natural-looking brows, subtle makeup touches, and lash enhancements that last.
Turn it up, Scranton: The Pavilion at Montage Mountain lines up headline tours and festivals on a stage locals love, with lawn chills or pavilion seats.
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The Lackawanna Historical Society is opening ticket sales for its popular October “Scranton After Dark” walking tours.
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Scranton's largest park, Nay Aug Park, is embracing a new design aesthetic, combining natural stone with traditional materials.
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Scranton Tomorrow’s inaugural Fall Festival will take place on Saturday, Oct.
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Rosary Rally to be held at the Cathedral of Saint Peter, Scranton, on October 17th at St.
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Mary, Mother of God Parish at Holy Rosary Church will hold a cash bingo fundraiser Oct.
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