Submitted Article  The Wright Center for Community Health, along Luzerne County Community College, The Institute, the Northeast Pennsylvania Area Health Education Center and the Wayne Pike Workforce Alliance have joined together to reduce the stigma associated with substance use disorder by connecting people in recovery with recovery-friendly employers in theContinue Reading

101 Dymond Terrace Tunkhannock, Pa. 18657 September 2022 Newsletter Director: Rachael Kiwak Phone: 570-836-2324 Daily Activities: Books, puzzles, billiards, air hockey, shuffleboard, cards, games: Coloring, TV, Coffee/Refreshments, Socializing w/Friends Weekly Scheduled Activities: Monday – 10:00am Arthritis Foundation Exercise Class w/Sharon Appleby 10:30am Ceramics w/ Sharon ($2.00 per class) Tuesday –Continue Reading

Submitted Article Rep. Karen Boback (Lackawanna/Luzerne/Wyoming) met recently with Mark Barden, co-founder and CEO of the Sandy Hook Promise Action Fund, who wanted to acknowledge her work to create a new School Mental Health Initiative for Pennsylvania’s public schools. Barden’s 7-year-old son, Daniel, was one of the 26 victims ofContinue Reading

Coterra drilling engineer Frank Estes (above, left) and government affairs director Bill desRosiers (right) gave Energy Education Summit participants a tour of an active drilling site in Susquehanna County. Lisa Schwartz (top) from the Oklahoma Energy Resources Board practices backing up a big rig in a simulator at the SusquehannaContinue Reading

Dr. Bob Sullivan (top) of Southtown Veterinary Services explains to the differences to participants of NTIEC’s annual Healthcare Career Experience Summer Program the similarities and differences of treating animals and humans. Tunkhannock High School student Hannah Shreve (above) listens to a patient’s heartbeat. THS student Anaistan Jerome (below, right) triesContinue Reading

Celebrating the unveiling of a natural gas wellhead at the Lackawanna College Towanda Center and the announcement of the start of Petroleum & Natural Gas classes there in January are (from left) Janenne Goliash from Sen. Gene Yaw’s office, Towanda Center director Kelly White, Chesapeake Energy employees Toby Connor, RicContinue Reading

Employees of Chesapeake Oil & Gas (top) show Oilfield Experience students large apparatus at the Lackawanna College Tunkhannock Center that are common on Marcellus shale gas pads. Above, Coterra’s Ben Whitaker and Bill desRosier explain the workings of a completed gas pad in Susquehanna County to participants in NTIEC’s Energy &Continue Reading