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Parents lobby Pennsylvania State Senate to vote on revised school phone ban before session ends
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Water main breaks in front of high school
PLYMOUTH, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A water main break in front of Wyoming Valley West High School reduced pressure in the school Monday afternoon and affected several customers, according to a PA American Water representative. External Affairs Manager Alana Roberts said 18 customers were affected by a water main break on East Main Street in […]
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Bucknell students donate new power tools to Lycoming Habitat for Humanity
Williamsport, Pa. — The Bucknell University Habitat for Humanity chapter has donated a set of new power tools to Greater Lycoming Habitat for Humanity, strengthening the organization’s ability to build safe, affordable homes for local families. The tools were selected from a wish list developed by Greg Neal, construction supervisor at Greater Lycoming Habitat for Humanity, to address critical needs on active build sites. “These tools make a big difference on site,” Neal said. “Before, volunteers sometimes had to wait around for the right equipment. Now we can keep people moving and get more done safely.” The student-led chapter supports Habitat for Humanity’s mission through weekly construction shifts, campus fundraising, educational programming, and annual spring break service trips. The donation effort was led by chapter president Dominic Viozzi, a Bucknell senior majoring in civil engineering who has volunteered on several Habitat construction sites during his time at the university. Volunteer support remains essential to the organization’s impact. In the past year, 350 volunteers contributed more than 4,200 hours of service to local Habitat projects, including new home construction and minor exterior home repairs. “Bucknell students show up ready to work and ready to help,” said Dana Brigandi, director of development
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Emotional moment at a Pennsylvania high school yesterday after a student crowned Homecoming King surprised everyone by passing the honor to the runner-up. #WholesomeHumans
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
School districts still grappling with substitute teacher shortage
Mondays and Fridays are typically the worst days of the week for Leechburg Area Superintendent Dave Keibler. That’s when teacher absences tend to spike and Keibler’s team has to cover classrooms as best they can without affecting the 750 students across the district’s three schools. Leechburg Area...