Duryea Borough notices

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Seminary students attend a WISE Forum

<p>Representatives from FNCB present an $8000 Education Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) donation to Wyoming Seminary. The donation will be used to provide scholarship assistance to students attending the lower, middle and upper school campuses. At the check presentation, from left, are: Patrick Barrett, FNCB senior vice president, regional commercial lending manager; John Shafer, Wyoming Seminary vice president of advancement; and Frank Mazzitelli, FNCB Kingston community office manager.</p><style>
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FNCB presents EITC donation to Wyoming Seminary