Leadership Plays Role In Community Service

Nicole Morristell of Leadership Lackawanna

Getting involved for the betterment of your community could be more than volunteering. Leadership has a role in community service with many benefits, according to Nicole Morristell, Executive Director of Leadership Lackawanna. Sheila Hyland hosts. LeadershipLackawanna.com

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Dec 03, 2020

Hosted by: Sheila Hyland

Produced by: Keystone Newsmakers Team

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