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Community Bank N.A. wrapped up 2020 by donating more than $130,000 to non-profit organizations. Donations have been made throughout its four-state footprint which includes Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont and Massachusetts. In Northeast Pennsylvania, Community Bank donated to Nebo Baptist Church in Nanticoke, Back Mountain Harvest Assembly/Harvest Food Pantry in Trucksville, St. Therese’s Church in Shavertown, Sweet Valley Fire Company, Shots for Tots in Hanover Twp., United Charities in West Hazleton, Family Promise of Carbon County, Carbon County Animal Shelter, St. Brigid Parish in Friendsville, Susquehanna County Interfaith Christmas Bureau in Montrose, Peckville Assembly of God, Green Ridge Assembly of God, NEPA Youth for Christ in Scranton and Meshoppen United Methodist Church. Community Bank operates more than 235 customer facilities across Northeast Pennsylvania, upstate New York, Vermont and western Massachusetts. For information, visit cbnanews.com.
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Members of AFSCME Local 1303-292, the Darien Public Works Union, are mourning the loss of their colleague and friend James P. Blakeney, Sr., who died Dec. 19 from complications due to COVID-19. He was 60.
Blakeney was a Driver-Laborer II for the Darien Department of Public Works, where he had been employed for more than 19 years.
Bargaining Unit President Dan Obuchowski remembers Blakeney as a dedicated employee and union member with a gift for making everyone smile
Subscribe James was one of a kind. There will never be another one like him, Obuchowski, a heavy equipment operator and skilled laborer, reflected.