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Megan Rusonis, of Sweet Valley, earns first place in photography contgest

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Back Mountain Police Association conducts coat drive

<p>The students at Dana Elementary Center in Forty Fort sponsored &#8220;Give Change to Make a Change&#8221; during the month of October in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness month. Each student was asked to bring in change to support the Northeast chapter of Susan G. Komen for the Cure. Through the students&#8217; efforts, Dana Elementary was able to raise more than $600 to donate to the cause. From left, first row, are Mrs. Dolly Woody, Komen NEPA executive director; Adam Pokrifka, Mac Weisgable, Amelia Pileggi, Samantha Eckert, Mrs. Maylan Nicholson, school counselor. Second row, Nicholas Pokrifka, Kenzie Dixon, Sofia Vassello and Patrick Craig. Third row, Samuel Pokrifka, Lauren Jendrzejewski, Silas Kozak and Grace Dempsey.</p><style>
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Dana Elementary Center students donate to Susan G. Komen Foundation