June is National Safety Month, and one of the focuses of the National Safety Council for this year’s observance is Driving Safety. More employers each year are implementing safe driving policies with the goal to maintain and reduce collisions. For the natural gas industry, […]
Administrators and staff at the Susquehanna County Career and Technology Center (SCCTC) had to get creative to give 160 students a meaningful graduation ceremony this year. On June 16, graduates representing seven school districts in Susquehanna and Wyoming counties decorated their vehicles […]
Cabot categorically denies assertions that the company acted with indifference toward the community where we live and operate. Our history and involvement in the community show a very different reality than what was painted in this narrative. We take our responsibilities seriously and we are proud of […]
Looking at the global pandemic that impacted millions over the past few months, N95 masks and other personal protective equipment (PPE) were one of the most critical components that helped flatten the curve. People everywhere have been doing their part to stop the spread of COVID-19, and these efforts have resulted in the decline of new cases. Current CDC guidelines […]
According to Senator Gene Yaw of Pennsylvania’s 23rd District, two things about energy needs are certain: Pennsylvania is producing abundant natural gas, and states to the north and east need it desperately. Yaw is among a growing number of elected […]
Seven teams of three anglers each cast their lines into Beaver Run near Noxen in Wyoming County on May 29 to kick-off the second annual Fish for the Fallen tournament at Patriots Cove. The men and women were paired with skilled trout […]