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Northampton County to Sponsor a Climate Summit By Becky Bartlett

EASTON - Lamont McClure & the Department of Community and Economic Development will be holding a Climate Summit at Lehigh University Iacocca Conference Center, Wood Dining Room on May 15, 2019 from 8:30 AM – 11:30 AM.

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Pocono Arts Council Announces Winners By Susan Randall

STROUDSBURG: The Pocono Arts Council is pleased to announce the winning entries in the 25th Annual Juried Student Exhibition now on exhibit in the ARTSPACE Gallery, through Febru-ary 23rd. An artists’ reception and awards ceremony was held on Friday, February 2. The show features work by 40 students with the following students receiving awards:

Best in Show: Abigale Evans, Pocono Mountain East High School2-D Works: First Place: Ilija Chacon, Pocono Mountain East High SchoolSecond Place: Hana Weiss, Stroudsburg High SchoolThird Place: Amelia Plis, Pleasant Valley High School Fine Crafts: First Place: Deanna Hoffner, Pocono Mountain East High School 3-D Works: First Place: Barbara Leggio, Pocono Mountain East High SchoolSecond Place: Nhatalyne Bordes, Pocono Mountain East HS Best in Photography: First Place: Melinda Alexander, Pocono Mountain East High School2nd Place: Brianna Cook, Pocono Mountain East High School3rd Place: Samantha Kemly, Pocono Mountain East High SchoolPhotography (Junior) First Place: Sarah Bushta, JT Lambert Intermediate School2nd Place: Rain Musarra, JT Lambert Intermediate School2-D Works (Junior) First Place: Efe Ozgun, JT Lambert Intermediate SchoolHonorable Mentions: Niceidy Green (Stroudsburg Middle School), David Styczen (Pocono

Mountain East HS), Chaiphat Sungkarungsi (Pleasant Valley HS), Danay Torres (The Summit School) and Alicia Witcraft (East Stroudsburg North HS).

Juror for the show was Ellen Silberlicht, retired art educator and nationally recognized clay and fiber artist.

Award sponsors were William & Patricia Hibschman, NEPA Credit Union and the Pocono Chap-ter, PA Guild of Craftsmen. For further information on the Pocono Arts Council, please call 570-476-4460 or visit www.poconoarts.org

The Pocono Arts Council is a local arts service organization serving Monroe, Pike, Wayne, Lackawanna, and Luzerne counties. The mission of the council is to build the community artistically and culturally by providing leadership, service and education - “Culture Builds Community.” Further information can be found by visiting its website, www.poconoarts.org. Anyone interested in partici-pating in next year’s exhibition should contact the Pocono Arts Council, 570-476-4460, to be put on a mailing list.

1. Best in Show, Abigale Evans (Pocono Mountain East High School)2. Photo of Abigale’s winning entry “April” (Oil on wood)3. Pocono Arts Council Director Susan Randall congratulates Efe Ozgun (JT Lambert Intermedi-

ate School); 1st Place in Junior Division

Best in Show, Abigale Evans (Pocono Mountain East High School) & winning entry “April” (Oil on wood) to the right.

Pocono Arts Council Director Susan Randall congrat-ulates Efe Ozgun (JT Lambert Intermediate School); 1st Place in Junior Division