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NEPA Senior citizens set to sing, dance and show off skills in Seniors Got Talent

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Dr. Edwards Memorial children open service

<p>Students from Luzerne County Community College&#8217;s student radio station, WSFX-FM, attended the National College Radio Intercollegiate Broadcasting System (IBS) competition held in New York City. With more than 700 entries from submitted WSFX-FM won two second place awards for Best College Radio Promo Series and Best Community College Radio Station in the country. This is the fourth year in a row they took home at least two trophies. Radio station students, from left, first row, are: Taylor Gugliotti, Swoyersville; Lea Chocolas, Drums, and Alex O&#8217;Brien, Pottstown. Second row: Jason Karlavige, Dixon City; Jeff Jaikes, Hudson; Dave Sebolka, Dallas and Kim Pearson, Ashley. Third row: Tyler Gransden, Hunlock Creek; John Hall, Wyoming; Julia Warnagiris, Hunlock Creek and Cami Kyttle, Hunlock Creek.</p><style>
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LCCC radio station wins national broadcasting awards