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<p>The Back Mountain Police Association held an adult coat drive in collaboration with the Area Agency on Aging of Luzerne/Wyoming counties to provide the much needed and appreciated coats to individuals involved in the agency&#8217;s sponsored programs, residents living in apartment buildings through the Wilkes-Barre Housing Authority and Sherman Hills apartments. At the presentation, from left, are: SGT. Martin C. Maransky, Back Mountain Police Association president; Bobbie Shendock and Denise Hatcher, Area Agency on Aging; and officer John Fuches, Back Mountain Police Association member.</p><style>
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Back Mountain Police Association hold coat drive to benefit Area Agency on Aging