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<p>The 12th annual &#8216;Golf For The Kids Golf Classic&#8217; was held at the Mountain Laurel Golf Course. Proceeds benefited Big Brothers Big Sisters of The Bridge (BBBS), which received $2,500; Wyoming Valley Children&#8217;s Association, receiving $2,500 and the Jewish Community Alliance, $1,000. Participants, from left, are: Jim Roberts, advisory board, BBBS; Donna Sedor, director of development, Wyoming Valley Children&#8217;s Association; Alan Stout, community and resource development coordinator, BBBS; Mitch Kornfeld, The Woodlands; Jack Nolan, advisory board, BBBS; Tanya Olaviany, program director, BBBS; Eric Mahler, president of the advisory board, BBBS and Bill Yeager, advisory board, BBBS.</p><style>
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Woodlands Golf Classic benefits local agencies