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Sarah Scinto
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Multimedia Journalist, WVIA-FM (Pittston, PA)
Wilkes-Barre
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Biography
2013 Graduate of King's College, Penn. with a BA in Professional Writing and Mass Communications. Interned for The Newtown Bee in Newtown, Conn. during summer 2012 and returned as a volunteer reporter in December 2012. Interned with The Citizen's Voice in Wilkes-Barre, Penn. and now working at The Scranton Times-Tribune on the Downvalley beat, covering schools, towns, people and more.
Nonprofits , Events, City Council School Boards, Education, Students Local Interest Stories, Neighborhoods , Police
Content
By Sarah Scinto Verified| WVIA-FM (Pittston, PA) Verified Any lifelong reader has that one book from their teenage or young adult years that has never left them. Young Adult stories help us understand growing up while exposing us to new perspectives. Young Adult authors are still writing compelling and important stories for younger readers across genres, and plenty of adults are reaching for these tales as well. For this week, here are some stories that stick with you, no matter how old you are or when you first read them.
By Sarah Scinto Verified| WVIA-FM (Pittston, PA) Verified Brigid Lawrence had the same thought rolling around in her head for years. “Someone really needs to open another bookstore in Scranton,” she said. That thought has followed her since Anthology, the downtown bookstore of her middle and high school days, closed. The idea popped up throughout college and on trips with her husband, creeping back when they would check out bookstores on their travels.
By Sarah Scinto Verified| WVIA-FM (Pittston, PA) Verified Anyone who has ever been to Dublin knows how much Ireland treasures its writers. Look no further than the statues dotting the city - Oscar Wilde lounges in St. Stephen’s Green, James Joyce stands on Earl Street and waits inside The Temple Bar and George Bernard Shaw has a place in Ireland’s National Gallery of Art. With St. Patrick’s Day on the horizon, here are even more Irish authors to consider.
Company Info
WVIA-FM (Pittston, PA)