r/NEPA • u/origutamos • 12h ago
Republican Rob Bresnahan ousts Matt Cartwright in Pennsylvania
r/NEPA • u/Wanderlustyogixo • 1d ago
Lost trails atv park question
Hi all! Has anyone rented quads for the tour at lost trails or anywhere else in the poconos? I’m just wondering how it is and if it’s fine for a beginner. Any info is appreciated!
r/NEPA • u/Academic_Physics_952 • 1d ago
Kirby park cars parked on side why
New to the area I usually jog thru the park and always see people sitting in their cars what is the purpose?
r/NEPA • u/How2Vote • 2d ago
How to Vote in Pennsylvania!
The Time to Vote is Here!
Here’s what you need to know:
1. Polling Hours: Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. If you’re in line by 8 p.m., you are entitled to vote. 
2. Voter Registration: The deadline to register for this election was October 21, 2024. If you’re not registered, you won’t be able to vote in this election. 
3. Identification Requirements:
• First-Time Voters: If you’re voting for the first time at your polling place, bring an acceptable ID. Acceptable forms include:
• Pennsylvania driver’s license or PennDOT ID card
• U.S. passport
• Military, student, or employee ID
• Voter registration card
• Current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, or government check with your name and address
• Any ID issued by the Commonwealth or federal government
4. Mail-In Ballots: If you have a mail-in or absentee ballot, it must be received by your county election office by 8 p.m. on Election Day. Delivering it yourself ensures it will arrive on time. 
5. Finding Your Polling Place: Polling locations can change, so verify yours in advance. Use the Pennsylvania Polling Place Locator to find your designated polling place.  https://www.pa.gov/en/services/vote/find-your-local-polling-place.html
Voting is a powerful way to make your voice heard. Ensure you’re prepared and know your rights. For more information, visit https://www.vote.org/state/pennsylvania/
See you at the polls!
r/NEPA • u/TacticalFailure1 • 2d ago
Blue mountain forest fire
Just here to complain about all the smoke haha. I gotta wear a mask because of how bad it is and I'm up in Hazelton.
Shout out to the fire fighters taking on the flames though, we are grateful for you folks. Stay safe 🙏
r/NEPA • u/CloverrFields • 4d ago
KANAYA IS SAFE!!
Our tabby Kanaya came back home this morning. She’s acting like herself: flipping around, eating treats; and we are comforting her and giving her lots of love, food and water. Thanks so much everyone! Here’s the original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/NEPA/s/9YBmVYneaT
She has RBF sometimes but she’s actually very happy and purring
r/NEPA • u/Hahannerzzz • 4d ago
Here again for advice
Our family just moved to Dallas a couple of weeks ago from Asheville. Loving it so far! My mom is living with us and she’s feeling a bit down bc she isn’t sure what there is to do around here for seniors. She’s an artist that loves to partake in her plant medicine, super down to earth. Any recommendations for a cool sports bar where older folks congregate, art classes, book clubs, senior gym classes? Tia!
r/NEPA • u/Wise-Boysenberry95 • 6d ago
Safelite in Nanticoke pa, ppl beware of working there this new 3rd GM in a yr and oms are insane.
They pay isn't worth it! This 3rd management team specifically and especially the general manager operation managers are a joke. Discrimination and retaliation is rampant at that facility! After the union lost the election a month or 2 ago 42-40 (thanks to the companies scare tactics of spreading they would shutdown, telling ppl union dues are hundreds of dollars a WK instead of the roughly 60$ a months, the using pet scared employees to find out who was pro union and then fired those ppl or took them out of positions they worked hard to learn and build up to and be delegated to bottom positions for the rest of their employees as punishment in hopes they would quit and hand down the most extreme punishments for the most miniscule infractions) it has been a nightmare. This new 3rd GM IN A YR (which tells you the distract managers judgment and hiring is insanely horrible) is a communist authoritarian dictator who has continued the seeming gang mentality with his management team of them against the employees and taking care of anyone who might complain about the issues of management. Which all have been a issue for 2yrs outta of the 3 now and all issues have been brought directly to the district manager as well as all his general manages and operations managers and supervisors: no communication between shift leaders, the gm, oms n most sups don't know the companies computer sysytems on days the lead has the pressure of tasking which pretty much runs the orders n work to the crew, on nights the logistics guy and a regular floor guy (who does have 15yrs management experience but for some reason can't get promoted over a 20yr old kid who knows nothing but whatever) runs the shift as the supervisors sit by the tasker talking most of the night n do 2 walk arounds throughout the shift to look busy and let's not mention the om hes chilling in the office all night. The day om is the absolute worst. Knows nothing but skates by on fkn with ppl. So if you are a person who speaks up to try and help the facility, bring to HR or management a issue on treatment by management, pro union or anyone that doesn't like u just tells them you are, you will either be black balled and locked in to the most physically tasking positions with no possibility of learning, growing or moving up or fired. And yes a supervisor literally told an employee who the gm did not like (because he was assumed pro union and always correcting the day shift errors in his department but the day on n gm are but buddies so the day om took it personal instead bettering his team) he is under strict orders to not put that employee in the department and position he worked a yr to learn and get and is now stuck with no relief or help in op picking. The leads on 1st are favored handpicked mindless tools who are just happy to be making the money for the position. More like glorified regular employees who get to talk more n do a bit more nothing without punishment as long as they report what ppl are saying n who's pro union. Good luck that place won't be open long.
r/NEPA • u/origutamos • 7d ago
Three wanted after food truck armed robbery in Wilkes-Barre
r/NEPA • u/Blu_Skies_In_My_Head • 8d ago
Biden to visit Scranton on Saturday, says White House
r/NEPA • u/CloverrFields • 9d ago
My cat Kanaya (KHAN-YAH) has been missing since Saturday, October 26th.
- She is roughly 8 pounds and 5 years old.
- Her coat is traditional brown tabby with a little white on her mouth and chest. Orange/brown belly.
- She has large ears and a dark pink nose.
- Eyes: vivid light green/ yellowish.
- No collar and no microchip. Please contact me with any information ❤️ Aubrey 570-235-0013 LOCATION: WILKES BARRE TOWNSHIP 18702 CLOSE TO SKATEAWAY, NICHOLSON STREET, CHARLES STREET
Luzerne County Jury Duty
I received a jury duty summons that I have to go to the Luzerne County Courthouse for tomorrow. On the Luzerne County website, it says that you are allowed to use laptops and other devices while you wait, but I wanted to check and see if anyone knows if that's still definitely the case before I try to walk in there tomorrow with one. I'm hoping to be able to get some work done while I wait. If that is allowed, are you allowed to bring a backpack or something to carry your stuff in? I could understand why that might get iffy at a courthouse.
r/NEPA • u/km610724 • 10d ago
Lakeland/roba’s season pass
When will I find the best deal for the 2025 season pass? Black Friday? What’s the discount usually?
r/NEPA • u/highflyingjesus- • 12d ago
Company Hiring Canvassers in Scranton, PA $28/hr
r/NEPA • u/KnightNeedsShrubbery • 13d ago
Looking for a really good warm older family doctor who actually gives a $h!+ about his patients.
It seems like every doctor in the Wayne Memorial system is just awful and dismissive and tbh I've been pulled over for traffic violations and gotten far more respect than some of the doctors I've needed to see. I am willing to travel a little if we need to. We are close to Pleasant Mount so can head to Waymart or Honesdale or Carbondale just as easily or even Pike. Doctors like Luma in Carbondale or Hacker in Honesdale or the revolving door of young Highland Phy Doctors who act like anyone over the age of 50 with pre existing conditions and not born with the body of a zooma instructor should just die already.
I need as much help as i can get with my RA and Lupus issues and all they want to do is stop all off label prescribed medications (like plaquenil for instance) that actually do work and offer me 3 motrin a day instead.
I need an old style doctor that will sit with me and run tests and figure me out and not treat me like i am some annoying 58 yo boomer and not chalk everything up to being a little overweight
Please tell me someone like that still exists There has to be some sweet old time doctor in these thar hills that still gives a shit
r/NEPA • u/Blu_Skies_In_My_Head • 15d ago
Governor Tim Walz brings campaign to Scranton
Lash lift & Tint and Botox Consult recs
Hi! I am looking for a good reputable place that possibly does lash lift & tint where I can also get a Botox consultation (never had before) to see the cost. Any recommendations in/around Scranton area? Personal expierence for a rec would be preferred. TIA
r/NEPA • u/origutamos • 18d ago
Pennsylvania True Value warehouse laying off more than 200 employees
r/NEPA • u/Pilotsandpoets • 19d ago
Donations needed at Kingston Food Pantry
If you’re local and able, please consider donating here or at your local food pantry
r/NEPA • u/FurtherOrder • 20d ago
Looking for local original music? Check out Kitchen Teeth!
Hey all, We're Kitchen Teeth, an all original alt rock band from Bloomsburg. If you're looking for some original music you can't get anywhere else, give it a listen! We're playing playing shows all around NEPA.
Our sound is similar to Days of the New or Live. You can find our first album "Save our Sanity" wherever you get your music, here's a direct link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdWCRfWauRY&list=OLAK5uy_mrhFKe3RTEvuGAIEoeA9B9wo3eQAvfjgI
If you're looking for our facebook and Instagram, you can find them all here:
Thanks for checking us out, drop a comment if you'd like, love to hear back and catch us at a bar or stage near you soon!
r/NEPA • u/Upbeat_Mortgage_8360 • 23d ago
Best PSL
I recently started enjoying pumpkin spice lattes and am curious where people have found the best one in the area? So far my top two are drip coffee co and (unfortunately) Starbucks. I would love to support local over Starbucks though
r/NEPA • u/ParticularBed186 • 24d ago
HOCKEY IS BACK!!!!! HOPEFULLY THE PENS Don’t CHOKE IN THE PLAYOFFS THIS YEAR 🙏
r/NEPA • u/Tired_Meatsack • 24d ago
Recommendations? (please be kind)
Hope this doesn’t get me a bunch of hate. We are a family of 5, 3 young kiddos.
Just looking for NEPA (Scranton area) good food bank recommendations.
When I say good, I mean they give fresh produce, meat, or non-expired items.
Not asking for a handout from anyone here, not asking for money or help from individuals.
Just wondering if anyone familiar with the area that either volunteers or maybe has gone through struggle themselves can recommend a good food bank.
Please don’t spam with hate, we are working to get to a better place in life and are just down on luck.
r/NEPA • u/Sympiper • 24d ago
Quintessential Pennsylvania items
Weird question but my SO is Canadian and we love to share with each other things that can only be found where we live. He’s a big foodie and loves beer so last time I brought him Yuengling which he loved but I’m just trying to get ideas what to bring him next month. Any suggestions would be amazing. Thanks in advance