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SCHOTT Duryea facility holds health, wellness and safety fair

<p>Primary students at the Wyoming Valley Montessori School, Kingston, were presented a special program entitled &#8220;Healthy Smiles.&#8221; Presenter Darcie Schaffer, manager of Volunteers in Medicine Dental Services, assisted by dental students Christina Carter, McCann School and Danielle Spadine, Marywood University, read to the students and then reviewed positive oral habits. At the presentation, from left, first row, are: Maddox Klein, Duryea; Hunter Kruk, Kingston; Chloe Coburn, Dallas; Jo Jo Tomasino, Shavertown; Ainsley Kile, Dallas and Michael Bellas, Shavertown. Second row: Spencer Obmann, Mountain Top; Sophia Tomasino, Shavertown and Cordelia Carpenter, Dallas. Back row: Presenters Carter, Spadine and Schaffer.</p><style>
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Healthy Smiles program at Wyoming Valley Montessori School