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<p>Ronald Faraday, president of the Greater Pittston Historical Society, poses with Dr. Jennifer M. Black, assistant professor of history and government at Misericordia University, who was presented with a proclamation recognizing her work with research students to preserve the history of the city of Pittston. At the presentation, from left, are: Faraday and Black.</p><style>
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Recognized for preserving Pittston’s history