Submitted Article The Bradford County Library will present a program on “Mature Driving” with Michael Diehl of the Highway Safety Network on Wednesday, Jan. 6 at 6 pm via Zoom. The program is designed to educate mature drivers in an attempt to reduce injuries and fatalities due to traffic crashesContinue Reading
Work is underway at the former Thomas’ Supermarket building in Tunkhannock Township (top) for its renovation into a new School of Petroleum & Natural Gas for Lackawanna College. Working with an oscilloscope, which graphically displays varying signal voltages, are School of PNG students (from right) Victoria Clark of Springville, JaredContinue Reading
Nighttime CDL students Katrina Capwell (top, left) of Montrose and John Phillips of New Milford take a break outside “Blue Pete” at the CDL Training Center at the Susquehanna County Career & Technology Center. At 20 years, daytime student Evan Turner (above) of Tunkhannock is the youngest of the firstContinue Reading
SCCTC CDL Training Center instructors Dale Fisher (above, second from left) and Brian Eso (right) recently welcomed representatives from the companies who have partnered with the school like Brent Reed of SGFS (left) to speak with students like Julian Kupst (second from right) about the variety of careers available toContinue Reading
Putting the new L3Harris TranSim Truck Driving Simulator through some test runs at the SCCTC CDL Training Center recently were (top, from left) instructor Brain Eso, students Herman Nissley and Jay Dennison, and instructor Dale Fisher. Above, Bill desRosiers (left) of Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation stopped into the CDLContinue Reading
Recently meeting at the school to discuss the new mechanics certification program were (top, from left) LC PNG administrators David Decker, Joshua Roe, and Sue Gumble, and PNG Advisory Board members Joe Guastella of Williams, B.J. Kline of Cabot, Bill White of Williams, Dustin Holl of SWN, and Ben WhitakerContinue Reading
Edited from submitted information Rep. Karen Boback (Lackawanna/Luzerne/Wyoming) and Rep. Tina Pickett (Bradford/Sullivan/Susquehanna) today announced that Keystone College in Factoryville, Wyoming County, will receive $173,841 in state grant funding to expand its early childhood education apprenticeship program. The funds were awarded as a part of the state’s PAsmart initiative, partContinue Reading
Submitted Article Join Susquehanna County Master Gardeners George Schreck and Lori Wallace on Saturday, March 28, at 10 am at a private residence in New Milford and learn how to properly prune your fruit trees. This class is offered in partnership with the Montrose Area Adult School. This class willContinue Reading
NEPIRC director of strategy and innovation Leo Gilroy (standing, left) conducted Talent Succession Planning in Towanda and Wellsboro in the spring and has been invited back to host classes in Towanda and Tunkhannock. Submitted Article Northern Tier Regional Planning & Development Commission in partnership with NEPIRC is offering the followingContinue Reading
Submitted Article The staff of the Sullivan County Public Library at 206 Center Street in Dushore invites the public to participate in ‘Giving Thanks for Art’ on Thursday, Nov. 8 with the return of the Free Adult Art Classes taught by Karen Black. Karen’s Free Adult Art Classes are returning to theContinue Reading