Shown are the Alumni Service Award nominees, first row from left, Emily Aikens, Jenkins Township; Ava Hazzouri, Scranton; Cassidy Rhodes-Aniska, Kingston; Bridget Dowd, Lehighton; second row, Jacob Ruderman, West Pittston; Alvin Tuo, Kingston; third row, Owen Sweitzer, Dallas; Benjamin Zhao, Mountain Top; Jake Baker, Benton.Submitted photoShown presenting Madhan Srinivasan his award is Nina Moser, Vice

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Thousands of treadmills are being recalled due to a risk of fire.Johnson Health Tech is recalling some of its Matrix Fitness treadmills due to an issue with the power cord that can cause a fire risk.The Consumer Product Safety Commission said the recall was triggered by dozens of reports from consumers that their power cord

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Retail crime is surging across the US. While shrink has always been an issue, the recent holiday season saw an unprecedented spike in theft, bringing it to a level that, according to some experts, now costs retailers 2-3 percent of their total sales, as opposed to 0.7–1 percent prior to the pandemic. But retail theft

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