Administrators and staff at the Susquehanna County Career and Technology Center (SCCTC) had to get creative to give 160 students a meaningful graduation ceremony this year. On June 16, graduates representing seven school districts in Susquehanna and Wyoming counties decorated their vehicles and participated in a graduation procession across the campus in Springville. “It…
Seven teams of three anglers each cast their lines into Beaver Run near Noxen in Wyoming County on May 29 to kick-off the second annual Fish for the Fallen tournament at Patriots Cove. The men and women were paired with skilled trout fishing guides and mentors and tried their luck along seven…
In February, Cabot made a significant donation of drilling pipe earmarked for the salvage yard to the managers of Camp Freedom, a 1,800-acre retreat near Carbondale, PA, that provides outdoor healing adventures to individuals with disabilities, including veterans, first responders, their families and Gold Star families – those who are immediately related…
On Tuesday, we paid a visit– wearing our masks, of course– to the Weinberg Northeast Regional Food Bank, and we didn’t show up empty handed. With us we had a 100 gallon hand sanitizer donation that would soon be fork-lifted into the food bank’s office. As the demand for food…
It’s no secret that we like to invest in education. Well Said is full of posts about our participation in the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Program – but how exactly does does the EITC Program work? For starters, the EITC program is administered by the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED). Established in…
When Pennsylvania governor Tom Wolf announced on March 13 that students across the Commonwealth were being sent home for at least two weeks, educators were caught off guard. When it became obvious that they would not return to school for the duration of the COVID-19 health crisis, teachers and school…