Magisterial Court 22 3 04

Phone

570-798-2700

Address

Old Railroad Station, P.O. Box 276
Lakewood, PA 18439
United States

URL

https://www.county-courthouse.com/pa/lakewood/magisterial-court-22-3-04-22nd-di…

Court System Type:

Small claims (upto $12,000), Felony, misdemeanor, preliminary hearings., Traffic/other violations.

County Clerk, Judge, or Other Info:

Staff: Ronald J. Edwards

Judge: Honorable Jonathan Dunsinger

Jurisdiction includes:

Starrucca Borough
Bethany Borough
Dyberry
Clinton
Berlin
Buckingham
Damascus
Lebanon
Manchester
Oregon
Mount Pleasant
Preston Township
Scott Township

Professional Vacancies - Winter Coaching

Thu, 04/16/2026 - 13:01

Western Wayne School District has professional vacancies.

State Announces Funding for Lake Wallenpaupack’s 100th Anniversary as Part of 2026 Events

Tue, 04/14/2026 - 11:50

Nearly $40 million in state funding was recently announced to support major events happening across Pennsylvania in 2026, including a local investment for Pike and Wayne counties. As part of the first round of grants through the state’s new Marketing to Attract Marquis Events program, $20,000 is being awarded to support the 100th anniversary of Lake Wallenpaupack. The funding will help with programming and event needs tied to the centennial.

FB Post: Wayne County Property Dispute Raises Questions Over Township Authority

Thu, 04/09/2026 - 10:33

Christopher Vacirca posted on FB: "My name's Chris, and I want to vent a little here as to a really bad experience we have had since moving to NEPA. My fiance and I bought a piece of vacant land in Wayne county, on country route 370. We live full time in campers, and our vision was to create a homestead, and live off the land. Before buying the property we confirmed with 2 different lawyers, and the planning division of the Wayne county court that living in campers was perfectly legal, and that the land we were buying had no zoning laws against it."

Protests in Honesdale: Myths vs What Actually Happened

Wed, 04/01/2026 - 11:30

"This video goes over the common myths that pop up around protests in the town where I live, and share what actually happened during a protest on 3-28-26. My goal in making this video was to encourage people to see their neighbors as neighbors first before anything else, so that we can more readily work on the many things we agree on.