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Inagural Throop Arts + Food Festival occuring at Throop Civic Center April 16

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Police: Teenagers smashed windshield

<p>FNCB presented a $2,000 Education Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) donation to Marywood University&#8217;s Momentum Program which provides high school juniors and seniors with the opportunity to get a head start on college by enrolling in college level courses. At the presentation, from left, are: Renee Gregori Zehel, Marywood vice president for University Advancement; Sister Anne Munley IHM, Marywood president, and Jerry Champi, FNCB chief operating officer.</p><style>
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Marywood benefits from EITC donation