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Man who stole safe from Hazleton church pleads guilty

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GFWC-West Side attends domestic violence vigil

<p>Candy&#8217;s Place, a Cancer Wellness Center in Forty Fort, received a $500 donation from Reilly Finishing Technologies. Shannon Mackes, customer service representative, sold pink shirts within the company in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month where proceeds were donated to Candy&#8217;s Place. At the presentation, from left, are: Pat Balcomb, volunteer, Candy&#8217;s Place; Melanie Socash, marketing and communications representative, Candy&#8217;s Place; Kathy Kobylarz, HR manager, Reilly Finishing Technologies and Mackes.</p><style>
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Reilly Finishing Technologies donates to Candy’s Place