Tough decisions….
Jessica D. Matthews,Metro Editor Chaos broke yesterday when we heard reports of two bodies found – one in Archbald; the other, Mayfield. Thinking it was a double homicide and unable to get more...
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Chris Kelly, Assistant Metro Editor/Columnist If you’ve ever read a police or courts story in The Times-Tribune, you have stumbled across the word, “alleged,” or its rude cousin, “allegedly.” For...
View ArticleWriting about candidates with arrest records/warrants
Jessica Matthews, Metro Editor You will see a story in today’s paper and on our website about Scranton School Board candidate Doug Miller. Read the story here. Two magisterial judges issued warrants...
View ArticleBalancing the good with the bad…
Chris Kelly, Assistant Metro Editor/Columnist We get a lot of feedback from readers who complain that there’s never any good news in the paper. All we ever seem to publish is crime, corruption and...
View ArticleThe story behind the elder abuse…
Jessica Matthews, Metro Editor We get a lot of crazy calls in the newsroom. Sometimes callers rant about things that have nothing to do with us – like the person who called last week to complain about...
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Erin Nissley, Assistant Metro Editor In a world full of technological wonders that makes reporters’ and editors’ lives easier, the police scanner has changed little in the dozen or so years I’ve been...
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Erin Nissley, Assistant Metro Editor Earlier this week, I received a phone call from a longtime subscriber who wondered why she would ever need to check out our website. She and her husband read the...
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