Hear 'Em at The Comm: NOLA and NEPA Together
One New Orleans musician, SPENCER BOHREN, and one NEPA musician, PAT FLYNN, will take the stage at the Waverly Community House on September 13, 2008, to remember fondly what has been been lost - and to celebrate thankfully all that remains in the beloved city that Spencer calls home.
Dolores Hippler
888.800.POCO
PocoNotes.Com
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The Commonwealth Medical College "Building Our Foundation" Celebration
The Commonwealth Medical College will host a "Building our Foundation" Celebration on Monday August 19 from Noon - 3:00pm. At this inaugural event, you can become a real and permanent part of this great undertaking. First, join us at our building site where you’ll receive a stone
to inscribe with your name and add to our construction foundation. Then, come to our reception to meet our Dean, Board and faculty; tour our current facilities at Lackawanna College; and hear about the changes
shaping the future of healthcare for you and everyone in northeast Pennsylvania. Thanks to your support, the voices of change have grown from a whisper to a resounding chorus.
RSVP to rsvp@tcmedc.org
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Steamtown National Historic Site Announces Special Steam Excursion to Tunkhannock Viaduct
Steamtown National Historic Site is pleased to announce that the Canadian Pacific Railroad will allow a special steam passenger train excursion from the Historic Site to famed the famed Tunkhannock Viaduct on Saturday, September 6, 2008 in commemeration of the 93rd anniversary of the viaduct.
The train will depart the Steamtown National Historic Society Boarding Platform at 1:00pm and will arrive at he famed bridge between 2:00 - 2:15. Enjoy fantastic views of the Endless Mountains in Wyoming County before the train arrives back in Scranton at 4:00pm.
TIcket prices are as follows-
Adults 17 - 61- $41
Children 6 - 16- $30
Children 5 and under- free
Seniors 62+- $36
Premium fare tickets on the luxurious Lehigh Valley #353 business car- $200
(570)340-5200
www.nps.gov/stea
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POWER! Scranton Chapter Hosts July Outing
POWER! Scranton Chapter's Summer Mixer will be held on July 31, 2008 from 7-9 p.m. at Milestone Ranch located at 200 Johnson Road in Clarks Summit. Guest speaker, Randy Shemanski, Editor of the Electric City Newspaper, will announce a new initiative between POWER! and the Electric City Newspaper. This event is free and open to the public. RSVP to Therese Maxfield at tmaxfield@greatvalleyalliance.com. Thank you to our sponsors 105 The River, Michael Straub Photography and the Electric City Newspaper.
Julianne Kalasinski- Marketing Director
947-5367
www.nepapower.com
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Hear 'Em at The Comm...Second of Four Events
Toby Walker, a "blues traveler" with credentials that include some of the finest stages and biggest names in the music industry, will entertain The Comm’s audience with some of the most incredible musicianship to ever grace this venue. He is not only a wonderful entertainer, he is also an instructor at Jorma Kaukonen's Fur Peace Ranch, Woody Mann's Acoustic Sessions School of Music in New York City, and has worked with Carnegie Hall to bring an 'American Roots' program about the blues into the New York City public school system. Come out and see for yourself what PocoNotes means by "artists that will entertain you for a single evening...and impact you for the rest of your life."
Dolores Hippler
888.800.POCO
PocoNotes.Com
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Courtyard by Marriott appoints Sales Manager
Gary C. Kaschak was recently named Sales Manager at the Courtyard by Marriott at Montage Mountain.
A Marywood University Alum, he graduated Summa Cum Laude with a B.S. in Hotel and Restaurant Management, and was named a 2001-2002 McGowan Scholar.
With 10 years in the Hospitality Industry, he brings managerial experience in sales, catering, F&B, and housekeeping.
Courtyard by Marriot
570-969-2100
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16th Annual Cancer Survivors Celebration
Northeast Regional Cancer Institute will host the 16th Annual Cancer Survivors Celebration on Saturday, June 14th from 1-4 pm at Scranton Memorial Stadium.Anyone affected by cancer, their family members, and friends are invited to attend the free event. This year the event will feature The Cancer Institute Art Therapy Tile Project, Survivors banner, caricaturists, and children’s games. Free food and beverages will be provided.
For more information or to register for the Survivors Celebration please call (570) 941-7984.
Northeast Regional Cancer Institute
570.941.7984
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