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Washington County’s First Responders Memorial in its Infancy Phase
Nearly six months after a ceremonial ground breaking, organizers behind an ambitious Washington County memorial for police officers, firefighters and other emergency workers are still trying to raise awareness — and money. Northwest Savings Bank branches can accept donations for the First Responders Memorial...
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Makeover Rebrands Washington County Historical Society
Going for a fresh, new look that better symbolizes what it represents, the Washington County Historical Society unveiled a new logo last week. Patrons at the society's Housewarming fundraiser celebrating the 200th anniversary of the LeMoyne family's move into their Beau Street home, the society's headquarters, got a first look at the...
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Number 4 Story Out of the Top 10 – Observer-Reporter.com
Alpha/Omega Communications is pleased to share some good news with you: Our Emergency Food Drive for the Corner Cupboard Food Bank in Waynesburg, Pa., was named by the "Observer Reporter" as the Number 4 story out of the Top 10 stories making the news for 2012 in Greene County, Pa. Once again - thanks to all who turned out to make this such a memorable event!
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Alpha Omega Communications LLC – Washington County Business Journal (Observer-Reporter.com)
Pages Z10-Z11, Z: Business, Th 12/27/2012
By Tim Bugaile
For the Washington County Chamber of Commerce
The old cliché states that the sum of the whole is always greater than that of the individual. More often than not, that statement is spot on. And when four ambitious individuals saw that the sum of their collective talents and experiences could be a remarkable asset…
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Happy Thanksgiving After All
by Tara Kinsell
Staff Writer
Published Nov 19, 2012 at 4:31 pm (Updated Nov 19, 2012 at 11:54 pm)
Original story (Observer-Reporter.com)
WAYNESBURG – An emergency food drive held Sept. 23 to help the Corner Cupboard Food Bank restock empty shelves has taken on a life of its own. The inspirational stories of giving that have come out of the drive are those that, even if only for a moment, restore one’s faith in humanity.
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Alpha/Omega Communications staff joined in the groundbreaking for a First Responders Memorial at Washington Cemetery in Washington, Pennsylvania. A/O is working with the cemetery to help establish a marketing campaign to raise funding for the project.
Pictured left to right: David R. Andrews, president of the Washington Cemetery board of managers; Joe Manning, managing director - Alpha/Omega Communications, LLC; Pennsylvania State Senator Tim Solobay; Jim Prokell, designer of the memorial; State Representative Brandon Neuman; Paul R. Shiring, Washington Cemetery superintendent; James R. Proudfit, Washington Cemetery board of managers vice president; and Anthony J. Nicolella, Washington Cemetery board of managers treasurer.
Nearly $200,000.00 and over 11,000 pounds of food were collected during a recent Emergency Food Drive for the Corner Cupboard Food Bank in Greene County, Pennsylvania. The drive was sponsored by Alpha/Omega Communications (A/O) and local radio station WANB. A/O and WANB organized the emergency event in just four days - shortly after the local media reported that the food bank's warehouse was empty and its operating funds were nearly depleted.
A/O Manager Joe Manning (4th from right in front row) at the PONY League World Series Game in Washington, PA. Joe is also a City Councilman for Washington and was being recognized at a dedication ceremony for the continuing field restoration at Lew Hays Field.
