LUZERNE COUNTY RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS: June 8 to June 13

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<p>Professor John Reap, Shavertown, served as a faculty marshal during the graduation of Quinnipiac University&#8217;s inaugural engineering class on May 21, 2016. As one of two founding faculty members of Quinnipiacs new school of engineering, Reap and colleagues labored for the past four years to build the school from two engineering faculty to 17 faculty and almost 200 students in civil, industrial, mechanical and software engineering. All graduates have professional employment or graduate school offers.</p><style>
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Professor Reap graduates inaugural engineering class of Quinnipiac University