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WILKES-BARRE &mdash; Northeastern Pennsylvania is filled with women who work to make our communities better places to live every day.
				The Times Leader Media Group recognizes this and to honor these women is launching its third annual Distinctive Women Program where our readers and online users can nominate a local woman for her commitment to her business, community and family.
				&ldquo;This year, we&rsquo;re especially excited because Porsche of Wyoming Valley is our partner,&rdquo; Times Leader Vice President of Marketing and Advertising Kerry Miscavage said. &ldquo;This means we can extend our program activities throughout 2020.
				So stay tuned to the Times Leader this year as we continue to support local women making a difference in our communities.&rdquo;
				Voting will open on timesleader.com on Friday, March 6, and remain open until Friday, March 27.
				At the end of the voting 12 women will be chosen for our Distinctive Women class of 2020.
				&ldquo;Partnering with the Times Leader Media Group for the 2020 Distinctive Women program is ideal for Porsche Wyoming Valley,&rdquo; said Steve Ubaldini Jr., General Manager of Porsche Wyoming Valley. &ldquo;Through this program we&rsquo;ll be supporting local women throughout the year with a special publications, articles, photos at the dealership and an exciting Porsche event in the fall.&rdquo;

Nominations sought for Distinctive Women program