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MMI students place fourth in Bloomsburg Math Contest

GAR Memorial High School first quarter honor roll

<p>MotorWorld Toyota recently awarded Dinners For Kids a grant of $5,000 to assist in solving childhood hunger. Dinners for Kids provides freshly prepared, nutritious and balanced dinners free of charge to children from low-income families, referred by Children &amp; Youth and school guidance counselors. The program was founded seven years ago by David Tevet, former owner of Ollie&#8217;s restaurant, and is sponsored by the Commission On Economic Opportunity (CEO). It serves approximately 160 at-risk children with meals prepared by Ollie&#8217;s Restaurant staff and by Metz at Misericordia. Shown are Rick Osick, President, MotorWorld/MileOne Autogroup; David Tevet and Robert Edwards, brand manager, MotorWorld Toyota.</p><style>
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MotorWorld Toyota supports Dinners For Kids