Dunmore Rotary Club and Sacks Tailor Shop recently made donations to the Dunmore Fire Department. The Rotary Club purchased a 200-foot RIT Response NFPA Rated Escape Rope and an Over-The-Shoulder Rope bag with Quick Release Strap, and Sacks Tailor Shop donated a set of elevator keys.
Shown from left: Chris Cichocki, Jim Davenport, John Malecki, Mary Ann Iezzi, Marilyn Skettino, Bob Dee, Chief Chris DeNaples, Rick Sabato, Frances Tartella, Jim Mack, John Bouselli, and Larry Waters.
On Saturday, November 12, the Dunmore Presbyterian Church will host its holiday bazaar. The bazaar will take place at the church, located at 137 Chestnut Street, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Vendors at the event will include: Jamberry Nails, Younique Makeup, Lularoe Clothing, Paparazzi Jewelry, Tastefully Simple, Pastries by Paula, Baskets n’ Candy by Jeanie, Sabike Jewelry, Wreaths by Casey and Tara, and Thirty-One Gifts.The Waverly Wellness Center will also be available for information.
The church’s cafe will also be selling homemade soup, chilli, chilli dogs and more.
Pictured in the first row from right: Jean Biggar, Krista Frank, Georgie Levy and Linda Bourbeau.
Second row: Sue Cantarella, Barbara Keller, Kathy Williams, Patty Miller and Bonnie Forbes.
Leadership Lackawanna has received a $1,000 sustaining grant from the PPL Foundation to be used in support of various programming efforts and to help offset operational expenses. It also complements the organization’s mission of enhancing the skills and knowledge of the area’s emerging professionals through premier leadership development programs enabling them to better serve their organizations and communities.
From left: Alana Roberts, PPL; David Morrison, Toyota of Scranton; Dragan Jokic, Fidelity Bank; Meghan Loftus, Northeastern Pennsylvania Alliance; Michelle Rake, Gertrude Hawk Chocolates; and Nicole Morristell, director, Leadership Lackawanna.