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BASIC Club sets up ‘Heroes Tree’ at LCCC

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Keystone College honors scholarship donors, recipients

<p>Hazleton Integration Project Executive Director Ben Medina, second from the left, accepts a $5,000 grant check from First Federal Charitable Foundation Executive Director Megan Kennedy, second from the right. Also pictured are, from left: Bob Curry, Hazleton Integration Project founding president, and Anthony Cusatis, president of the First Federal Charitable Foundation Board of Directors. The grant will be used to supplement the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) curriculum inside the Hazleton One Community Center at 225 East Fourth Street in Hazleton.</p><style>
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First Federal grant supports STEM curriculum