Overdose awareness walk to be held at Kirby Park

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Black Ties for White Coats gala being planned

<p>Students in the Luzerne County Community College Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program at the college&#8217;s Scranton Center completed their coursework. Upon completion, the LCCC EMT students are eligible to take the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) practical and written certification examinations. The graduates from the LCCC Scranton Center achieved a 100% pass rate on this year&#8217;s exams. EMT graduates, from left, are: Lisa Babbish, West Nanticoke, EMS assistant, LCCC; Stephen Fish, Scranton, adjunct faculty, LCCC; Christopher Merenich, Dickson City; Breaunna Koernig, Alden; Kaitlyn Mitchell, Tunkhannock; Tiffany Toporcer, Nanticoke, and Matthew Benn, Hunlock Creek.</p><style>
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Students from the LCCC Scranton Center EMT program graduate