State Of Business - April 22, 2021 - Contact by Connect FM

We hear from Bobby Straw, Cristal Blakeslee, Dr. William Hoff, and John Harmon about what it's like to work in emergency services during our EMS Week.

Samantha donated 10 inches of hair to Children with Hair Loss. Thank you so much Samantha.

This is the second time she has done this for magnificent gesture and we can not wait for that special special person to receive her precious locks!

Most notably in the ballot measures for the May 18, 2021 primary, voters will decide two constitutional amendments on the governor's emergency powers, which have been a point of conflict between the Republican-controlled Legislature and Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf during the coronavirus pandemic.

Dave Hutcher from Poseidon Waterproofing talks about structural repair issues... when to repair vs rebuild, wall repair options, and sagging floors. Visit poseidonwaterproofing.com for more info.

The Clarion County group, Indivisible We Rise, originally founded to counter Trump supporters, talks about what happens now that Trump is no longer president. They speak about whether there's any hope for getting along with each other and of course the important info and when and where to vote in the primaries on May 18, 2021.

Brockway School Board Member Robert Cherubini expressed his condolences to the families of Brockway community members who recently passed away, former staff members Dixie Murray and John Bernardo. Dixie was a speech therapist who also worked with the band front. John was a physical education and health teacher.

Caleb McCartney had done his Eagle Scout Project for the Furniture Bank that is located in DuBois. This project will improve the Furniture Bank significantly by adding more color to the area and making it feel more like a place than a warehouse.

He sold chocolate bars or chocolate covered pretzels and had some friends help sell them around school.

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his Mother's Day, since many of us are now fully vaccinated for COVID-19, more people will be visiting with their mothers, grandmothers, and other maternal figures.

Listen to the interview with Donna Butts, COVID-19 Vaccine Education and Equity Project Member and executive director of Generations United.