DANVILLE — Geisinger today announced the hiring of Ilene Wolf Moore as executive vice president, chief legal officer, bringing to the health system’s executive leadership team a trusted legal advisor with more than 20 years’ experience across a range of healthcare organizations and ...
Jewelry can sparkle like it’s invincible, but treat it roughly and even the hardest baubles may break. Whether it’s gemstones, metals or a family heirloom, a piece’s shine can fade and its value diminish over time if it isn’t cared for properly — a particular risk as the value of ...
HONOLULU (AP) — Midway while sailing across the Pacific with just his cat named Phoenix, Oliver Widger reflected on why he thinks his many followers — more than a million on TikTok and Instagram — are drawn to his story of quitting his 9-to-5 job and embarking on a journey from Oregon to ...
Welcome new members Dave and Linda Friant and new business member Staiman Recycling! We’re pleased to have your support. Thanks to our vendors, volunteers and attendees and magician Richard Benninghoff for a wonderful experience at last week’s Wine in The Wilds. The LHU field Hockey team did a great job setting up and taking down and storing all the tables, emptying the trash and sweeping the floor. We are especially grateful for our sponsors for helping us make it all possible: Ambassador Home Improvements, Adventure Realty, Fraternal Order of Eagles, Aerie #4298, First Citizens ...
WILLIAMSPORT — West Branch Drug & Alcohol Abuse Commission is offering a free eight week in-person transformational course for residents of Lycoming and Clinton County affected by another’s substance use or addiction. The course will be taught by BALM Family Recovery Life Coach, Stacey Karchner. BALM evolved around the fact that those with substance use disorders are human beings and deserving of love just as any other person. The role of the family is crucial. Research shows when the family gets well, the loved one has a much better chance at getting and staying well ...
EMPORIUM — A Penn State Extension in-person workshop will provide evidence-based training aimed at saving lives and reducing suicidal behaviors. The workshop is scheduled from 5:30 to 7 p.m., May 5, at the Cameron County Chamber of Commerce, 24 W. 4th St., Emporium, Pa. Penn State Extension educators will lead this webinar training, “Question, Persuade and Refer,” developed by the QPR Institute. Participants can learn to recognize warning signs of suicide in friends, coworkers, family members or neighbors in need. Designed for all people, regardless of profession, who are ...
