Journalist and broadcaster Wayne Coolwell documented years of Indigenous culture with his 35mm camera. The photographs are going on showcase at the State Library.

Tony Contafio lives near downtown Scranton, but not too close. He could walk to work, but usually drives the three-minute commute. His landlord approves of his rescue dog, a Goldendoodle named Maggie.

He has no shortage of entertainingly salacious stories, but he’s surprisingly quick to open up about his personal battles.

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Getty Images photographer Elsa Garrison called it a mix between skill and “luck of the draw” when it came to the now-iconic picture she shot of Jack Hughes after he led the United States men’s hockey ...