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<p>A. Pickett Construction, Inc. in Kingston continues to be involved in the community by donating to the Holy Family Parish Food Pantry in Luzerne and various other community projects. At the company, from left, are: Amy Zavaskas, Jen Britzke, Kim Gill, Jennifer Hilla, James Solano, Angie Solano, Sandy Drevenik, Jason Solano, Rob Obuhosky, and Lou Cardoni, representing Holy Family Parish.</p><style>
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A. Pickett Construction donates to Holy Family Parish