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<p>Big Brothers Big Sisters of The Bridge recently recognized Scott Cannon and Video Innovations for their support of the Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring program. For the sixth straight year the Plymouth-based video production company produced a public service announcement for Big Brothers Big Sisters of The Bridge. It can be seen on several area television stations and on the agency&#8217;s website. Shown, from left: Scott Cannon, Video Innovations, and Tanya Olaviany, program director, Big Brothers Big Sisters of The Bridge. For more information about the Bowl For Kids&#8217; Sake fund-raiser, call 570-824-8756 or visit www.bbbsnepa.org.</p><style>
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Video Innovations creates PSA for Big Brothers Big Sisters