When the the stay-at-home orders began, most could sense that the shutdowns were going to last more than two weeks. What was unclear was how to manage our lives after being cut off from resources often taken for granted. For Cabot, it was important to reach out and focus on…
Since House Bill 732 was signed into law, Pennsylvania state legislators have been meeting with labor and energy experts to figure out the details. Their focus is on how Act 66, as it is now called, will bring investments of at least $400 million and 800 family-sustaining jobs per project…
This year, food insecurity across the Commonwealth has reached new heights. Thankfully, the Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Northeast Regional Food Bank has been a constant ally of the residents of Luzerne, Lackawanna, Wayne, Susquehanna and Wyoming counties. These communities are a part of our home, and we feel honored to help with…
The following post was contributed by Sue Gumble, Program Director for the Lackawanna College School of Petroleum & Natural Gas. She also teaches Introductory to Natural Gas classes at the Susquehanna County Career & Technology Center. The Lackawanna College School of Petroleum & Natural Gas, which opened in Susquehanna County in…
As you already know, election day is right around the corner. In fact, today is National Voter Registration Day! What better time to share an exciting new initiative from our friends over at Shale Energy Alliance (SEA)? The ‘I Fracking Voted’ program is your chance to commit to the polls this year by pledging to vote. Additionally, you’ll get some…
Within weeks of the first “stay at home” orders, it became obvious that small businesses would suffer greatly, especially as the shutdowns were extended. At Cabot, we worked with several agencies in Pennsylvania’s Endless Mountains region to create the Small Business Assistance Fund, through which companies with two to 20 employees could…