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All pump station roofs finished in $10.7M Williamsport levee project

Williamsport, Pa. — The City of Williamsport and SEDA-Council of Governments say all eight pump station roof replacements are finished under an approximately $10.7 million federal levee improvement project, with electrical upgrades and the next phase of relief-well engineering still moving ahead. Betsy Kramer, director of community revitalization and flood resiliency at SEDA-COG, reported the milestones to Williamsport City Council on Thursday, Nov. 5, according to a SEDA-COG release issued Nov. 9. The work is part of the city’s fiscal 2023 Legislative Pre-Disaster Mitigation (LPDM) Levee Improvement Project. Weatherproofing Technologies Inc., working through the Keystone Purchasing Network, completed the roof replacements at all eight pump stations in the project scope, SEDA-COG said. Additional stabilization work is underway. Electrical improvements at the levee pump stations are advancing after City Council approved the electrical construction contract in August. Lecce Electric is coordinating the work with Greenman-Pedersen Inc., the city’s construction management and inspection consultant, the release said. AECOM has submitted a proposed engineering scope, dated Oct. 13, for the next phase of relief-well replacement. The proposal includes about 25 geotechnical borings, 10 test and pumping wells, pumping tests, seepage and stability analyses, and engineering plans, specifications and construction cost estimates, and has

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Penn College names new medical director for physician assistant program

Williamsport, Pa. — Penn College has announced the appointment of alumnus Kevin A. Hickman as medical director of its physician assistant program. As medical director, Hickman ensures that the curriculum, clinical experiences, and program competencies remain current, relevant, and aligned with contemporary medical practice. He works directly with faculty and Melissa E. Sedor, program director, to provide clinical leadership, support accreditation compliance, and advocate for the program within the healthcare community. Hickman assumed the role in August. “Kevin brings a unique combination of extensive clinical experience, physician assistant education expertise, accreditation knowledge and healthcare leadership to his role as the program’s medical director,” Sedor said. “With over 17 years of clinical practice, significant contributions to accreditation and curriculum development, and executive-level oversight of advanced practice providers across large health systems, he possesses both the medical and operational perspectives necessary to support program excellence.” Hickman earned an associate degree in radiography and a bachelor’s degree in physician assistant studies from Penn College in 2008. He later completed executive healthcare leadership training through eCornell and Harvard University in 2016. He also earned a master’s degree in health administration from Ohio University, a master’s degree in jurisprudence, health law, from Loyola University, and

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