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@ccbcedu and I invite our local veterans to the Veterans Appreciation Breakfast on Thursday, Nov. 6, at 9 a.m, at the CCBC Dome, 1 Campus Drive in Monaca.
The breakfast is free for all veterans and active service members and a guest. RSVP by Oct. 30 is required due to limited seating. To register, attendees can call 724-480-3554 or email marketing@ccbc.edu.
Our veterans answered the call to serve and protect our nation, and while we will always be indebted to them, this event is a way we can honor their service, show gratitude to their sacrifices and thank them for keeping our country safe.
My Harrisburg, Rochester, and Cranberry Twp. offices will be closed tomorrow, Oct. 13, in observance of Columbus Day and will reopen Tuesday, Oct. 14, at 8:30 a.m.
If you’re renting and your residence is broken into, renters insurance can help you replace stolen belongings. Pennsylvania Insurance Department has useful information for anyone considering this type of coverage. http://bit.ly/46ASBzV
What do you think of @pennsylvaniadot construction and maintenance services? Voice your opinion by Oct. 21 through this 22-question survey. http://bit.ly/4pR12OS
Seniors should be aware of a trending Medicare scam in which medical equipment that was not prescribed or ordered is sent to patients so the scammers can bill the patient or Medicare. @PAAttorneyGen Dave Sunday has tips for avoiding this con: http://bit.ly/4pUicv2
Mars Applefest kicked off the beginning of October and our beautiful fall season. Thanks for everyone who stopped by to chat at my booth.
I joined my colleagues for the "Turning the Fountain Pink" press conference in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This allows us to remember those we have lost and celebrate those who have overcome breast cancer. 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. But early detection can save lives. This October, please take time to learn your personal risk factors – including age, genetics and lifestyle.
Did you know that about 85% of breast cancers occur in women with no family history? That’s why it’s so important to understand all the risk factors – not just genetics. Please: Talk to your doctor. Get screened.
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