Hazleton Rotary had a “spooktacular” afternoon handing out treats to all the ghosts and goblins at the Trail of Treats at City View Park on Sunday, October 25th.
This annual event has become a community favorite, offering children the chance to collect goodies from a variety of decorated stations set up along the park’s trail. Costumes were encouraged, making it a perfect opportunity for kids to dress up and celebrate Halloween in a safe and welcoming environment.
This annual event has become a community favorite, offering children the chance to collect goodies from a variety of decorated stations set up along the park’s trail. Costumes were encouraged, making it a perfect opportunity for kids to dress up and celebrate Halloween in a safe and welcoming environment.
Hazleton Mayor Jeff Cusat spoke to the club about the recommendations of a Government Study Commission which will appear as a referendum on the November Election Ballot. Former Mayor Joe Yannuzzi and our own Rotarian Rosanna Gabriel served on the commission and also attended the meeting.
Officials of Northpoint Development, Jamie Lamb, Brian Stahl and Tom Williams spoke about projects that the company is leading in the area and announced a new $200,000 grant initiative for local nonprofit organizations. More information on the grant program below:
Congratulations to Hazleton Rotarian Kim McNulty selected as the 2026 Volunteer of the Year in memory of Rocco Colangelo Sr. & Jr. by the Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce 25th Annual Business and Community Awards. The purpose of this award is to extend appreciation to and honor an individual who volunteers within the Greater Hazleton Area and to promote the importance of volunteerism to the community at large. The award is sponsored by Fyzical Therapy and Balance Center, co-owned by Rotarian Kathie Oh.
Congratulations to Rotarian owned Hayden Power Group for receiving the Healthy Workplace of the Year Award from the Greater Hazleton Chamber of Commerce. The business is owned by our own George Hayden. The purpose of this award is to recognize a business in the Greater Hazleton Area who is adopting wellness practices into their workplaces. The award is sponsored by Lehigh Valley Hospital Hazleton.
While at the Rotary One Summit in Cancun, District 7410 Governor Andy Lane Chapman and DGE Rob Oldroyd accepted on behalf of our very own Hazleton Rotarian and IPDG Tim Genetti the award for highest growing district in the entire zone! +94 members! Thank you to Tim for his tireless work and for all of our members for buying in!
Camille Dantone of the Everhart Museum in Scranton spoke about it’s history, as well as exhibits and programs.
Our new District Governor Andy Lane Chapman made her official visit to our club, with an update on upcoming district events and activities.
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