Faith Bennett, left, of Clarks Summit, paints the face of Lucy Lane, 7, of Clarks Summit. Ben Freda | For Abington Journal

Faith Bennett, left, of Clarks Summit, paints the face of Lucy Lane, 7, of Clarks Summit.

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<p>From left are Taylor Bronson, 10, with her sister Abbi, 6, both of Forest City, with their grandmother Donna Bronson, of Clarks Summit.</p> <p>Ben Freda | For Abington Journal</p>

From left are Taylor Bronson, 10, with her sister Abbi, 6, both of Forest City, with their grandmother Donna Bronson, of Clarks Summit.

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<p>Elan Gardens donated school supplies for the children. Audrey Ross, left, bookkeeper of Elan Gardens, looks on as Luna Etsy, 6, of Clarks Summit, takes a box of crayons.</p> <p>Ben Freda | For Abington Journal</p>

Elan Gardens donated school supplies for the children. Audrey Ross, left, bookkeeper of Elan Gardens, looks on as Luna Etsy, 6, of Clarks Summit, takes a box of crayons.

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<p>Imagine NEPA held a Trivia for Kids Night for the block party. Kevin Lane, of Clarks Summit, and his daughter Penny Lane, 9, compete in the trivia contest.</p> <p>Ben Freda | For Abington Journal</p>

Imagine NEPA held a Trivia for Kids Night for the block party. Kevin Lane, of Clarks Summit, and his daughter Penny Lane, 9, compete in the trivia contest.

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<p>Megan Merieski, of Old Forge, sells clothes and bows on Depot Street. She has a website called Little Dahlia Boutique.</p> <p>Ben Freda | For Abington Journal</p>

Megan Merieski, of Old Forge, sells clothes and bows on Depot Street. She has a website called Little Dahlia Boutique.

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As part of the Summit Stroll series, the Abington Business & Professional Association (ABPA) held a Back to School Block Party on Friday, Aug.26, on State Street. Due to rain, the activities were moved inside Imagine NEPA.

— Ben Freda

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