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WBS Penguins sign forward Reid Gardiner to AHL deal

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Happy birthday Addison Lily Strenfel!

<p>Lowes, of Edwardsville, awarded West Side Career and Technology Center a Toolbox For Education Grant worth $5,000	for an outdoor, 12-station Lowes Law Enforcement Agility Training Course to be used by WSCTC Law Enforcement students and any County Municipal Police Department to train, screen and retain a physically fit police force. Forty Fort Public Works Department will offer support with consultation and advice. Carpentry, law enforcement and skillsUSA students will build the course with an opening expected in spring, 2018. At the presentation, from left, are: Dan Hunsinger, WSCTC Law Enforcement teacher; Adam Gober, Forty Fort Public Works; Chief Marcella Lendacky, Wilkes-Barre Police; Chief David Latoski, Swoyersville Police; Colleen McNee, human resources manager, Lowes; Richard Rava, principal; Jessica Vickerson, store manager, Lowes of Edwardsville; Joshua Perrin, administrative assistant store manager; Sergeant Jason Height, Kingston Police, and Rick Kamus, Forty Fort Public Works. Seated: Michael Simms, Tyler Vitale and Gavin Burke, students.</p><style>
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WSCTC - Lowes Agility Training Course receives grant