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Nov 14B3Q Barbeque - From the Air Force to the Civilian Workforce
From the Air Force to the civilian workforceNovember 11, 2019 Times Leader News 2By Roger DuPuis - rdupuis@timesleader.comDominick Aritz Jr. is seen in the dining room of B3Q Smokehouse in West Pittston. - Roger DuPuis | Times LeaderDominick Aritz Jr. stands by the smoker at his restaurant, B3Q Smokehouse in West Pittston. - Roger DuPuis | Times LeaderDominick Aritz Jr. holds a collage dedicated to his time in the military. - Roger DuPuis | Times LeaderDominick Aritz Jr. is seen in Afghanistan during his
Nov 14Pittston Chamber Sponsors Management Apprenticeship
Pittston Chamber Sponsors Management Apprenticeship Program BY DENISE ALLABAUGH / PUBLISHED: NOVEMBER 9, 2019ARTICLE TOOLSFONT SIZE– +SHARE THIS Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry’s Deputy Secretary for Workforce Development Eileen Cipriani on Friday in Exeter announced a new registered apprenticeship program for management employees in Luzerne County. The apprenticeship, sponsored by the Greater Pittston Chamber of Commerce, will teach participants the supervisory skills necessary to
May 14Lives Enriched by Chocolate - Capozucca Brothers Plumbing & Heating
Lives enriched by chocolate JACK SMILES / PUBLISHED: MAY 12, 2019 Brothers Ray, left, and Albert Capozucca were recently honored by the Milton S. Hershey Alumni Association with the Alumni Achievement Service Award for their business success and charitable and civic work with Little League and the Lions Club. In sixth grade they were sent to work on a farm, each brother responsible for three cows. Up at five in the morning they milked them, cleaned them and shoveled manure. They lived in a farm home with
May 13After 72 Years, Saporito, Falcone & Watt Continues to Change While Serving the Community
After 72 years, Saporito, Falcone & Watt continues to change while serving the communityAugust 22, 2018 Sunday Dispatch Local 0By Tony Callaio - For Sunday Dispatch Three secretaries at Saporito, Falcone & Watt are kept busy at the 490 N. Main St., Pittston office. - Tony Callaio | For Sunday DispatchAtty. Samuel Falcone takes a phone call from a fellow lawyer while at his office in Pittston. - Tony Callaio | For Sunday DispatchLegal assistant Carlo Saporito researches for another case handled by Saporito,
May 13Edward Jones Investments Office Opens in Pittston
Edward Jones investment office opens in PittstonMay 12, 2019 timesleader News 0By Tony Callaio - For Times Leader Guests gather during a grand opening of the Edward Jones Investments office on Friday afternoon on South Main Streeet in Pittston. - Butch Comegys | For Times Leader PITTSTON — Another new business opened its doors on Friday in downtown Pittston and Susan Jolley of Edward Jones, a financial investment group, is ready to roll up her sleeves and serve the people of Greater Pittston. Jolley, a
May 10Career Fair at Pittston Area Helps Prepare Students for Future
Career Exploration Day at Pittston Area helps students prepare for futureMay 2, 2019 Sunday Dispatch Local, Top Stories 0By Tony Callaio - For Sunday Dispatch Pittston Area student Gavin Thomas, 15, of Avoca, stops by the Rock Street Music table to play guitar with Rock Street owner Richie Kossuth looking on. - Tony Callaio | For Sunday DispatchBob Price, left, of Johnson Controls, gives Giana Neishman, 14, of Dupont, a try at putting out a mechanical fire with an electronic fire extinguisher. - Tony
May 10Greater Pittston Chamber Shapes Path for Future
Greater Pittston Chamber shapes path for the futureApril 22, 2019 timesleader Industrial Park Series 0By Michelle Mikitish - Executive VP/Greater Pittston Chamber of Commerce Scene from a recent Greater Pittston Chamber of Commerce Job Fair. - Submitted PhotoMichelle Mikitish - Submitted Photo PITTSTON — Over the last decade, our region experienced the aging of our workforce and a decrease in our population, yet more and more businesses are choosing to expand into NEPA. These factors combine to create a
Sep 17Greater Pittston Chamber Guides Economic Growth for Almost 100 years
Greater Pittston Chamber of Commerce guides area’s economic growthJuly 23, 2018 Sunday Dispatch Business 0By Tony Callaio - For Sunday Dispatch Greater Pittston Chamber of Commerce Executive Vice President Michelle Mikitish, left, goes over her schedule with intern Julie Price at the Chamber office at corner of Kennedy Boulevard and William Street in Pittston. - Tony Callaio | For Sunday DispatchMichelle Mikitish, left, executive vice president, and Brandi Bartush, administrator/event coordinator for the
May 01Can You Afford It?
Volume18| March 2018 Customer Acquisition On average, about 90% of revenue in a small business comes from existing customers! Just let that sink in for a minute. Of the remaining 10% of revenue, about 90% comes from referrals from existing customers. Yet, an inordinate amount of money is spent by most small businesses on useless advertising to drive more business--revenue that is already coming from existing customers and referrals. How
