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Geisinger at Home receives $55K grant

Health

DANVILLE — Geisinger Health Foundation has been granted $55,441 by the Ralph and Josephine Smith Fund of First Community Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania (FCFP) to support the Geisinger at Home program. “The Geisinger at Home program has proven to be very beneficial to our patients with complex, difficult-to-manage health conditions,” said Nancy Lawton-Kluck, Geisinger Health Foundation’s chief philanthropy officer. “We’re so grateful for the continued support from FCFP’s Ralph and Josephine Smith Fund for this important program that allows these patients to manage ...

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Good Day and Sara Jane Miller, of Mill Hall! Word of the Day Exhilarate — verb — To make someone very happy or excited. Quote of the Day “Without hard work, nothing grows but weeds.” — Gordon B. Hinckley Summer Wreaths Penn State Master Gardeners will be instructing a summer wreath class on Tuesday, June 9, from 6-7:30 p.m., at the SVRCS, 236 E Main St., Loganton. Cost of $30 includes all materials needed. Limited number of spots so contact Dawn Jeffries at 570-367-1351 or djeffries@svrcs.org ASAP to reserve your seat! Class is approaching quickly! Silk Scarves ...

LH couple donates $11.75M to benefit PSU’s Palmer Museum

Arts and Culture

UNIVERSITY PARK — Penn State has received a bequest of $11.75 million from the late Alvin L. and Jean Y. Snowiss, longtime donors to the University. The gift builds upon their support for the Palmer Museum of Art, which spans four decades, and expands the endowment of an already-established scholarship in their name. Alvin, an attorney and lifelong resident of Lock Haven, died in May 2025. He was preceded in death by his wife, Jean, in 2016, who was also a lifelong resident of Lock Haven. The gift from the estate of the Snowisses, who were both named honorary Penn State alumni in ...

Community foundation announces 2026 academic, community service scholarship recipients

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LOCK HAVEN — The Clinton County Community Foundation has announced the 2026 recipients of academic and community service scholarships it administers through endowments. Together, the scholarships are valued at nearly $50,000. Recipients are among the best and brightest high school students in Clinton County. Most recipients are selected by educators at local high schools. Each of the scholarships are provided through endowment gifts graciously left by individuals, families and organizations through direct donations or bequests. “The Clinton County Community Foundation ...