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Gate of Heaven Parish will have meatloaf dinner on Nov. 3

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Rick Koval brings reptiles and amphibians to Dietrich Theater

<p>United Way of Wyoming Valley recently presented Advantage Credit Counseling Service with a grant check for $20,000.	United Way, under its &#8220;Poverty to Possibilities&#8221; initiative, has awarded this funding to provide financial counseling to lower income residents in the Wyoming Valley. From left, are Bill Jones, resident and CEO, United Way of Wyoming Valley; Jennifer Deemer, Vice President of Community Impact, United Way of Wyoming Valley; Terri Stocki, certified counselor and educator, Advantage Credit Counseling Service; and Christine Jensen, administrator PA CareerLink Luzerne County.</p><style>
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Advantage Credit Counseling Service receives grant from United Way