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Danny Sheppeck , WPSD Alumni Vice President and Chairperson of Pavilion. He explains how to make donation and name of bricks by writing through the application form. If you are interested to make donation to WPSD Alumni for Pavilion Project fund, downlonad and print the PDF format to fill out the application form: Pavilion Project…

..of price blamed on the cost of asbestos removal. Wednesday, October 6th, 2010 The cost of rehabilitating Scranton, Pennsylvania’s State School for the Deaf campus is estimated somewhere between $25 million and $30 million. The high cost of ridding the campus of environmental problems and renovating select buildings is the reason why Marywood University agreed…

The Chronicle-Express Posted Oct 05, 2010 @ 02:47 PM Keuka Park, N.Y. Charles and Dorisanne Osborn of Keuka Park celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Sept. 16. They were married Sept. 16. 1950 in Kenmore. At the time, Charlie was a student at Colgate-Rochester Divinity School in Rochester. After his graduation in 1952, they served as…

Friday, September 17, 2010 By Eleanor Chute, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Source link of the article It should be no surprise that 19-year-old Ashley Fiolek is a champion motocross racer. When she was just 2 years old, she loved riding through the Michigan woods — hours at a time — with a parent on a motorcycle. She…

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If you are interested to make donation to WPSD Alumni for Pavilion Project fund, downlonad and print the PDF format to fill out the application form: Pavilion Project Flyer Form For more information about Alumni Pavilion project visit our article page.

BY SARAH HOFIUS HALL (STAFF WRITER) Published: September 22, 2010 Cleanup of school for deaf affects Marywood’s plans While Marywood University officials remain undecided on the use of the former Scranton State School for the Deaf property, one thing is certain: The cost for environmental cleanup will be significant. Members of the state House are…

BY ROBERT SWIFT (HARRISBURG BUREAU CHIEF) Published: September 21, 2010 HARRISBURG – The estimated cost of ridding the former Scranton State School for the Deaf campus of environmental problems and rehabilitating selected buildings is between $25 million and $30 million, a state official told a House panel Monday. The high remediation costs are a major…