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<p>The United Way of Wyoming Valley made a $13,052 contribution to Catholic Social Services to expand its anti-bullying program. Big Brothers Big Sisters of The Bridge (BBBS) offers this program to students at Wyoming Valley West School District, Hanover Area School District and now the Greater Nanticoke Area School District. At the presentation, from left, are: Alan Stout, anti-bullying course instructor, BBBS; Rocky Rhodes, on-air personality, KRZ-FM; Jennifer Deemer, vice-president of community impact, United Way of Wyoming Valley; Tanya Olaviany, program director, BBBS and Dr. Ronald Grevera, superintendent, Greater Nanticoke Area.</p><style>
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United Way contributes to anti-bullying program