WILKES-BARRE, Pa. – A 37-year-old local man was given a 151-year prison sentence for four area bank robberies, including two at credit unions. Keith Golomb, of Moutnaintop, Pa., pleaded guilty to the four robberies and one attempted robbery. The robberies included the August 18 2006 hold-up at Wilkes-Barre Postal FCU, where he stole $12,000; and the August 28th heist at Vantage Trust FCU, when he escaped with $7,050.
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