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Guest Post: New Report Credits Susquehanna County for 4% of Nation’s Gas

By Rick Hiduk (Also published in the Susquehanna County Independent, EndlessMtnLifestyles.com and on Natural Gas Now) Natural gas production in Pennsylvania reached an all-time high in August, and Susquehanna County is in the lead. According to the August report issued by the PA Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), 44 percent of the natural…

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Guest Post: Applications Now Available for PARSS Grants

By Rick Hiduk Edward Albert is in his third year as executive director of Pennsylvania Association for Rural and Small Schools (PARSS). The former superintendent of the Tulpehocken Area School District in Berks County took a decidedly hands-on approach to his new job and embarked on road trips to personally…

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Guest Post: Cabot Teams with Junior Achievement for STEM Training Classes

By Rick Hiduk On Oct. 5, Cabot Oil & Gas, UGI Energy Services and Williams collaborated to acquaint teachers and administrators in Luzerne and Lackawanna counties with the educational components needed for employment in the natural gas industry via the Oilfield Education Center (OEC). The program conducted at Pittston Area…

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Looking Back, Moving Forward: Loren Stone

By Rick Hiduk As a life-long resident of Susquehanna County and CEO of Endless Mountains Health Systems (EMHS), Loren Stone has seen primary care and critical access in his community all but disappear. Fortunately, he has seen it come back to a level almost unimaginable a decade ago. The story…

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Guest Post: Cabot Donates to Firefighter Training Center

By Rick Hiduk In August, energy companies collectively contributed about $30,000 toward an addition to a firefighter training center in southern Schuylkill County during the 64th annual Schuylkill County Volunteer Firefighters Association Convention. The widely-used facility is 30 years old and sits on 26 acres near Frackville, and the generous…

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Guest Post: Lackawanna College Successfully Adopts Sporting Clay Shoot Tournament

By Rick Hiduk After five years of growth under Cabot Oil & Gas, the annual Sporting Clay Tournament benefiting the Lackawanna College School of Petroleum & Natural Gas was enjoyed once again by hundreds of sportsmen and women and corporate sponsors on Sept. 27. The new twist this year is…