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<p>Students in the Luzerne County Community College Pastry Arts Club made cookies for troops serving overseas. Members of the club, from left, are: Maria Perry, White Haven; Elizabeth Lowery, Dallas; Amber Fimiani, Greentown; Cassandra Swan, Plymouth, and Rich Nemetz, Wyoming, instructor, pastry arts, LCCC.</p><style>
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LCCC Pastry Arts Club makes cookies for our troops