Hopefully by this point you have double checked your voter registration information and have a plan to vote. Or maybe you already voted by mail – great! For anyone unsure about the hassle of taking the time to vote, we wanted … Read More
News/Updates
Pipe Donation Provides Value to Welding Students
Today’s post is brought to you from Becky Snyder. Becky is a materials specialist for Cabot who manages a pipe yard near our Susquehanna County headquarters in Montrose. The welding program at the Susquehanna County Career & Technology Center (SCCTC) has allowed … Read More
Congressman Sees Collaborative Effort to End Hunger in PA
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 … Read More
Paycheck Protection Program Offered to Linde Corporation
On October 8, we were proud to be part of another roundtable discussion when Jovita Carranza, administrator of the federal Small Business Administration (SBA), visited Linde Corporation in Pittston. Carranza served for three years as U.S. Treasurer after being appointed … Read More
School of PNG Moving to Tunkhannock
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 … Read More
Celebrating the Season with Chamber FallFest
With so many annual events and fundraisers canceled this year, the Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce FallFest Mixer was a breath of fresh air. Held on September 24 at Shadowbrook Inn & Resort, FallFest attracted nearly 200 members of the business community—all safely … Read More
Funding and Perseverance Get Trades Students Back to School
As students begin a school year unlike any other, the community has come together to ensure a productive learning environment for all students. Grants and funding programs from government agencies, corporations and private donors are helping educators encourage students to … Read More
Resource Environmental Management Committed to Compliance
When Dawn and Jerry Washo decided to return to Pennsylvania from St. Louis, Missouri to raise their family, Montrose in Susquehanna County appealed to them. The small-town charm certainly worked for their family, but they could never have known when … Read More
Strong Work Ethic Leads the Cordovas to Cabot
Alejandro Cordova got his early education in Mexico and moved to Brooklyn, New York, where he started a family and found work in construction. The experience he gained through the years led him to apply for a job at Cabot … Read More
Pledge to Vote in the 2020 Election
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 … Read More