By Jerry Lynott September 7th, 2016 – 3:26 pm WILKES-BARRE — Without a “For Sale” sign in sight on the dirt lot where the former Hotel Sterling stood, city officials are still waiting for someone to develop the site three years after the condemned landmark building was demolished. The property,…
SCRANTON — A 1.2-acre property that includes a fast food restaurant on North Seventh Avenue in downtown Scranton sold recently for $1.1 million. GH Scranton Associates Two LP of Lemoyne sold the Arby’s restaurant to SKB Scranton LLC of Fogelsville, according to documents at the Lackawanna County Recorder of Deeds….
JIM LOCKWOOD, STAFF WRITER Scranton Times/ Published: June 30, 2016 Scranton council will cast final votes tonight on Mayor Bill Courtright’s plan to get the city out of the parking business and restore creditworthiness as a path to recovery. The monetization plan, one of the city’s biggest and most complicated…
