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Buddy Oppelt and Debbie Sherlinski engagement

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<p>WVIA Public Media announces Northeastern Pennsylvania Health Care Foundation has donated $25,000 through the Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program to support WVIA&#8217;s educational services, including the on-going television series &#8220;Call The Doctor.&#8221; At the presentation, bottom left, first row, are: Robert Knowles, board member, NEPA Health Care Foundation; Henry Sallusti, board member, NEPA Health Cast re Foundation; Tom Curr&#225;, WVIA president and CEO; James Clemente, chairman, NEPA Health Care Foundation; The Honorable Terrence Nealon, board member, NEPA Health Care Foundation and Matthew Haggerty, esquire, secretary/treasurer, NEPA Health Care Foundation. Second row: Michele McGowan, board member, NEPA Health Care Foundation; Laura Ducceschi, president and CEO, Scranton Area Community Foundation and administrator NEPA Health Care Foundation and Natalie Gelb, board member, NEPA Health Care Foundation. Third row: James Mileski, board member, NEPA Health Care Foundation, and Christopher Dressel, MD, board member, NEPA Health Care Foundation.Fourth row: Jeremiah Eagan, MD, board member, NEPA Health Care Foundation; Kerry O&#8217;Grady, board member, NEPA Health Care Foundation and Mark Mitchell, board member, NEPA Health Care Foundation.</p><style>
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WVIA receives education grant through EITC program