Joe Taylor interviews the new Sandy Township manager, Shawn Arbaugh, who returns to his hometown for his new career and hopes other young people can do the same.

Joe Taylor interviews the new Sandy Township manager, Shawn Arbaugh, who returns to his hometown for his new career and hopes other young people can do the same.

A new Legislative Report Program-Podcast with Representative Matt Gabler (R-Clearfield & Elk) is now available on the House Republican Radio News Service. Topics discussed in this week’s program include: • House Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee Receives Report on How to Move Forward in Addressing Shortage of Volunteers for Fire and EMS • House Transportation Committee to Move Legislation Authored by Gabler to Increase School Vehicle Safety

A new Legislative Report Program-Podcast with Representative Matt Gabler (R-Clearfield & Elk) is now available on the House Republican Radio News Service. Topics discussed in this week’s program include: • House Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee Receives Report on How to Move Forward in Addressing Shortage of Volunteers for Fire and EMS • House Transportation Committee to Move Legislation Authored by Gabler to Increase School Vehicle Safety

Dawn Bressler and Melissa George from Jefferson County Children and Youth Services talk with Pat Berger from the Jefferson County Child Advocacy Center. Together, they help kids stay safe and happy, especially after traumatic experiences.

Pat Berger talks about how the CAC allows kids to just be interviewed about the traumatic experiences one time in a relaxed, child-friendly setting.

Dawn Bressler and Melissa George from Jefferson County Children and Youth Services talk with Pat Berger from the Jefferson County Child Advocacy Center. Together, they help kids stay safe and happy, especially after traumatic experiences.

Pat Berger talks about how the CAC allows kids to just be interviewed about the traumatic experiences one time in a relaxed, child-friendly setting.

More than 14,000 computers have been saved from landfills and are back in the hands of students, thanks to a local man.

Aaron Prisk says it started when he was working in IT for the West Branch School District, where he noticed that, just like a lot of other schools, there were older computers that were gathering dust. He now works in Curwensville and continues the project there.

Aaron put together an operating system called CorvOS, a free Linux OS that focuses on making it easy for teachers and staff to keep the computers updated and secure for the students.

If you’d like to learn more about the system or if your school district has computers that are gathering dust, visit corvos.io.

More than 14,000 computers have been saved from landfills and are back in the hands of students, thanks to a local man.

Aaron Prisk says it started when he was working in IT for the West Branch School District, where he noticed that, just like a lot of other schools, there were older computers that were gathering dust. He now works in Curwensville and continues the project there.

Aaron put together an operating system called CorvOS, a free Linux OS that focuses on making it easy for teachers and staff to keep the computers updated and secure for the students.

If you’d like to learn more about the system or if your school district has computers that are gathering dust, visit corvos.io.

Dan Bowman-Contact with Joe Taylor- April 4 by Connect FM

Dan Bowman-Contact with Joe Taylor- April 4 by Connect FM