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<p>Times Leader Media Group officials are seen presenting Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bridge with a $500 donation as part of the Times Leader &amp; Weis Markets Year of Giving program. From left are Times Leader Major Accounts Executive/Digital Strategist Mike McGinley, Publisher and CEO Mike Murray and BBBS Program Manager Jenna Sargent Thorn. Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bridge began in Luzerne County in 1974.</p><p>Since that time services have expanded to Wyoming, Columbia, Monroe, Lycoming, Montour and Carbon Counties in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Annually, the program matches around 500 youth in a variety of services.</p><style>
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<div class="neCaption">Times Leader Media Group officials are seen presenting Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bridge with a $500 donation as part of the Times Leader &amp; Weis Markets Year of Giving program. From left are Times Leader Major Accounts Executive/Digital Strategist Mike McGinley, Publisher and CEO Mike Murray and BBBS Program Manager Jenna Sargent Thorn. Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bridge began in Luzerne County in 1974. Since that time services have expanded to Wyoming, Columbia, Monroe, Lycoming, Montour and Carbon Counties in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Annually, the program matches around 500 youth in a variety of services. </div></div><div class="metaInfo"><photo0>https://www.timesleader.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/web1_image_50409729.jpg</photo0><caption0>Times Leader Media Group officials are seen presenting Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bridge with a $500 donation as part of the Times Leader &amp; Weis Markets Year of Giving program. From left are Times Leader Major Accounts Executive/Digital Strategist Mike McGinley, Publisher and CEO Mike Murray and BBBS Program Manager Jenna Sargent Thorn. Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bridge began in Luzerne County in 1974. Since that time services have expanded to Wyoming, Columbia, Monroe, Lycoming, Montour and Carbon Counties in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Annually, the program matches around 500 youth in a variety of services. </caption0><photoCredit0>Roger DuPuis | Times Leader </photoCredit0></div></div>

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