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<p>Representatives from FNCB present a $1,700 Pennsylvania EITC grant to Nativity Miguel School of Scranton. Nativity Miguel School is a tuition-free school for students from low-income families and under-served populations. Since 2010, FNCB has contributed over $1,200,000 to local educational and scholarship organizations through the EITC initiative. At the presentation, from left, are: Robert Angeloni, Nativity Miguel president; and Jerry Champi, FNCB president and CEO.</p><style>
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Nativity Miguel School receives EITC grant