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Microplastics found in Susquehanna River, other waterways in Chesapeake Bay Watershed
By Emily Vargas
Work continues to reopen Route 209 after rockslide in Nesquehoning
Emily Vargas
Emily Vargas
Reporter · Scranton, PA
Emily Vargas, an alumna of Temple University, has spent the last 6 years covering local issues for the Wilkes-Barre Citizen’s Voice. Her passion for storytelling shines through her coverage of community events and grassroots movements in Scranton.
More from Emily →Reporter · Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 10:10 PM · 1 min read
Just 10 days ago, a rockslide took out part of the road in Carbon County. PennDOT provided an update on the closure and the progress made toward reopening Route 209.
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