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<p>Several graduates of Luzerne County Community College are working at Coal Creative. President Thomas P. Leary and other college officials recently visited Coal Creative to meet with the LCCC graduates and to discuss the important role they play in the community as the college&#8217;s alumni. The LCCC Alumni Association presented each of the graduates with a gift. From left, seated, are Gerard Durling &#8216;10, Kingston, founder, Coal Creative; and Thomas P. Leary, Kingston, president, LCCC. Standing, Bonnie Brennan Lauer &#8216;87, Shavertown, director, alumni relations, LCCC; Matthew Simoncavage &#8216;12, Nanticoke, lead web developer and lead designer, Coal Creative; and Travis Antoniello &#8216;14, Hanover Township, junior developer, Coal Creative.</p><style>
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Coal Creative employees honored by LCCC