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<p>The Donegal Society of Greater Wilkes-Barre presented checks to several local charities at its December monthly meeting. First row, seated from left: Judy Brominski, Sue Cosgrove, Parker Cave accepting check for Valley Santa and Molly Kerrigan. Second row: Betty Flaherty, Mary Ellen Dooley, Sister Mary Alice Jacquinot I.H.M. accepting check for St. Joseph&#8217;s Center, Kathleen Williams accepting check on behalf of Wyoming Valley Children&#8217;s Association and Dottie Povilaitis. Not available for the photo: Sister Elease King I.H.M., director of McGlynn Learning Center.</p><style>
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Donegal Society supports local charities