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Freeland man charged with inappropriately touching, sexually assaulting girl

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LCCC Northumberland Center EMT program graduates

<p>Candy&#8217;s Place, a Cancer Wellness Center, received a $10,000 grant from the NEPA Health Care Foundation (NPHCF) in support of the centers One-On-One program instructors. The One-On-One program offers free strength training and yoga meditation to cancer patients at the center. At the presentation, from left, are: Laura Ducceschi, president/CEO Scranton Area Foundation, administrator of the NPHCF; James Mileski, NPHCF board member; James Clemente, NPHCF board chairman; Kaitlyn Dunbar, marketing &amp; communications rep, Candy&#8217;s Place; Nicole Hapshe, director, Candy&#8217;s Place; and Michele McGowan, NPHCF board member.</p><style>
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Candy’s Place receives grant for One-on-One