November is National Scholarship Month, and already monumental efforts by Cabot to support educational initiatives over the past decade are poised to explode in the wake of record natural gas production. With this comes an increased need for skilled tradesmen […]
With the holidays soon upon us, the Trehab Community Action Agency of Susquehanna County has already begun distribution of donated food to area residents. In the course of their 35th annual Feed-a-Friend Thanksgiving Food Drive, Trehab got help from numerous individuals, organization […]
One in five Americans live in rural communities. Many will tell you that they appreciate the closeness to nature and agriculture and knowing who their neighbors are, even if the closest family lives a half mile down a dirt road. […]
Today is National Recycling Day, a day to educate, motivate, and promote recycling across the nation. At Cabot, we try and do our part by recycling nearly 100% of our wastewater. For eight years, we have maintained a successful partnership […]
When people think of Northeastern Pennsylvania its picturesque rolling hills and quaint towns and villages they imagine, not images of families struggling to provide their families with food and shelter. Yet, the reality is poverty is not just an urban […]
In 1866, six all-black cavalry and infantry regiments were established following the Army Organization Act. Of these soldiers, two cavalry regiments were named “Buffalo Soldiers” by the Native Americans that they encountered. Although these segregated troops were eventually disbanded, the […]