Empty Bowls fundraiser serves soup and art in Hazleton
At Hazleton Art League the Empty Bowls event drew visitors to the Hayden Family Center for the Arts where 20 gallons of soup from local chefs fed guests for a $20 entry. Keystone Job Corps Center volunteers served diverse bowls while art pieces stood ready. organizer Louise Baran thanked donors as Tim Shearer and others aided guests.
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United Children’s Home
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Heartwood Center
Agudas Israel Synagogue marks 100th anniversary in Hazleton
Agudas Israel Synagogue in Hazleton celebrated its centennial with a Sunday luncheon and dinner attended by visitors from other synagogues. Debb ie Walke, president, noted generations of members and founders who built the Grecian style 1923 building with a 600 seat sanctuary and stained glass featuring the Star of David. Howard Narrow spoke on the bimah symbolism and a W shaped blessing, while two hand woven paintings donated by Betty Brenner were presented to officials for the anniversary.
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Agudas Israel Synagogue
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Luzerne County to vote on Booth Consulting renewal for ARPA work
Luzerne County Council will vote Tuesday on renewing Booth Management Consulting’s three year contract for ARPA grant administration from 2023 through 2025 at 908 392. Some members criticized Booths handling of the funding review noting five applications were omitted from pools and urging a thorough final approval process since staff lack ARPA expertise.
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Bed Bath & Beyond Files for Bankruptcy Protection
Bed Bath & Beyond, once a leading big box retailer, filed for bankruptcy protection in New Jersey. The company will wind down operations while seeking buyers for all or part of its business, with about 360 stores and 120 Buy Buy Baby sites remaining open during the process.
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