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The Scranton Chapter of UNICO National inducted its newest member at the monthly members meeting in Colarusso’s, Dickson City. From left: chapter president Mike Linko, sponsor Annette Strubeck, member Nicholas Muchisky, sponsor Alex Strubeck, membership chair and former national president Mary Marrara, and installing officer Chris DiMattio. Submitted Photo

UNICO inducts new member

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Clarks Summit Borough recently held a tire recycling event. From left are: Council President Germaine Carey; Borough Manager Virginia Kehoe; Councilwoman Kathleen Simrell; Abington Heights High School students Owen McVety, Ireayo Osuntokun, Ben Colarossi and Zack Riggall; and Councilwoman Roni Lopez. Submitted Photo

Clarks Summit hosts tire recycling event

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PEOPLE BRIEFS

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The Wright Center for Community Health hosted a ribbon cutting and open house on Tuesday, Sept. 3, to celebrate the opening of its newest community health center, 312 Boulevard Ave., Dickson City. Participating in the event were members of the public, executive leadership and board members from The Wright Center, Dickson City Borough Councilmen Jack Horvath and Richard Cesari, Borough Manager Cesare Forconi, Gov. Josh Shapiro’s northeast regional director Drew Popish and state Rep. Bridget Malloy Kosierowski’s district director Thom Welby. Submitted Photo

The Wright Center hosts ribbon cutting to celebrate new Dickson City...

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Empower Her: Political Pathways for Women Explored event set for Oct....

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Lackawanna County Literacy Committee to hold screening and panel of ‘Right...

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Marywood University to present ‘Mad Forest’ by Caryl Churchill Oct. 3-6

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The Scranton Chapter of UNICO National began its annual coat drive with the contribution of Fidelity Bank of Dunmore’s $3500 donation earmarked for the needy students in the NativityMiguel School. Accepting the donation on behalf of Scranton UNICO was coat drive chair Diana Giovanini and chapter president Mike Linko. Coat donations will be accepted at Friends of the Poor at 240 E Elm Street, Scranton on Tuesdays or Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.. For more information, call 570-430-7373. From left, Ron Prislupski, NativityMiguel president; Diana Giovanini, coat drive chair; Mike Linko, chapter president; Kathy Solsman, Fidelity Bank supervisor; Tim O’Brien, Fidelity Bank senior vice president; and Lou Dimattio, Scranton Chapter UNICO. Submitted Photo

Scranton Chapter UNICO begins annual coat drive

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Halloween in the Abingtons

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Lackawanna County Commissioners Bill Gaughan, left, and Matt McGloin, right, present a county Business Improvement Grant check for nearly $5,000 to Dave Yeager, founder and CEO of Showcase Ventures, Tuesday at the company office in the Chamber of Commerce Innovation Center. Showcase’s app is a human-curated, rather than algorithm-driven, streaming music-discovery platform that features new artists every day. Submitted Photo

Lackawanna County presents Business Improvement Grant check to Showcase Ventures

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