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PHOTO PROVIDED Joyce Knoffo received a vaccination for COVID-19 at North Central Sight Services Inc. WILLIAMSPORT– UPMC’s mobile integrated health team recently partnered with North Central Sight Services, Inc., located at 2121 Reach Road in Williamsport, to host an in-house vaccination clinic for the organization’s clients and staff. During the clinic, UPMC provided 65 first doses to NCSS clients and employees who are blind or visually impaired, as well as agency volunteers. These individuals are in the 1a group designated by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. “While the pandemi...

Jan 30, 2021 Rob Glunk, president and CEO of The Muncy Bank and Trust Company recently announced that Stephanie Oakes has been named senior vice president/chief operations officer. With over 17 years in community banking, Oakes is responsible for the operation of the company’s deposit operations, IT, Commercial Services, Call Center and E-banking functions. Oakes is a graduate of Jersey Shore Area High School and holds a business administration degree from Penn State University. She is also a graduate of the PBA school of Banking and Advanced School of Banking, the Association of Financia...

From Staff Reports Krysia Ziegler, community banking officer, Susquehanna Community Bank, center,; presents the check to Brian Patchett, president and CEO, left; and Amy Alexander, director of development, North Central Sight Services, right. Susquehanna Community Bank recently donated $1,000 to North Central Sight Services through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) For over sixty years, North Central Sight Services has assisted individuals who are blind or visually impaired to maximize their quality of life. They have helped prevent vision loss through their educational program...

Williamsport, Pa. – Just over 30 years since the passage of the American’s with Disabilities Act, advocates say Lycoming County still has a long way to go in providing access to all of its residents.  The halting process of ADA compliance has not progressed fast enough for over 10% of individuals in the county with disabilities, and increased efforts in recent years seek to highlight faulty efforts by local governments, schools and employers.  Proper accommodations, such as access to government buildings and readily available assistive technology, must be made. Without them, m...