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Section of I-81 closed due to crash

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<p>LCCC was part of a Community College Consortium to received a Department of Labor Grant to prepare its students to enter the workforce and achieve successful careers in advanced manufacturing, healthcare and transportation and logistics. Through the PATH (Pennsylvania Advance Training and Hiring) program, funded by a Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training grant, students from the welding class were hired by Cheetah in Berwick. Students and staff, from left, are: Jake Soback, Chris Leonard, Helene Mancuso (TAACCCT 4 project director at LCCC and Ed Kuehner, assistant professor of engineering and advanced technology.</p><style>
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LCCC grants help achieve successful careers