Residents concerned after Luzerne mine subsidence
PAHOMEPAGE - 2024-04-14T23:35:25.000Z

LUZERNE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Mine subsidence is two words northeastern Pennsylvanians are quite familiar with, but a local subsidence just after daybreak Sunday is unlike just about any other. It swallowed up the water from a creek in Luzerne County. 28/22 News Reporter Iyee Jagne was near Toby Creek where the waterway went dry []

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