All Service Rite Inc. honored as Outstanding Business of the Year
The Wysokinski family accepted the 2026 Outstanding Business of the Year Award by the Greater Pittston Chamber of Commerce on Thursday evening at Fox Hill Country Club. Left to right: Girard Mecadon, Esq., Chamber board chair, Tom Wysokinski Sr., Kim Wysokinski, City of Pittston Mayor Michael Lombardo, Tom Wysokinski Jr., Michelle Mikitish, Chamber president.
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City of Pittston’s Mayor Michael Lombardo introduced Tom Wysokinski Jr., who represented All Service Rite Inc., the Greater Pittston Chamber of Commerce’s 2026 Outstanding Business of the Year at the 106 Annual Dinner Meeting at Fox Hill Country Club on Thursday evening.
Tony Callaio | For Times Leader
Tom Wysokinski Jr. spoke on behalf of the family business, All Service Rite Inc., who was chosen the 2026 Outstanding Business of the Year Award at the Greater Pittston Chamber of Commerce’s 106th Annual Dinner Meeting at Fox Hill Country Club. In the background is Michelle Mikitish, chamber president.
Tony Callaio | For Times Leader
An emotional Tom Wysokinski Sr. looks on has his son, Tom Jr., speaks on behalf of the family business, All Service Rite Inc., which was honored as the 2026 Outstanding Business of the Year by the Greater Pittston Chamber of Commerce on Thursday.
EXETER — The Greater Pittston Chamber of Commerce held its 106th Annual Dinner Meeting at Fox Hill Country Club where they presented the 2026 Outstanding Business of the Year Award.
All Service Rite Inc. was named the Outstanding Business for 2026. Tom Wysokinski Jr. spoke on behalf of the family business after being introduced by City of Pittston Mayor Michael Lombardo.
Girard Mecadon Esq., chamber board chair, opened the dinner welcoming the fellow board members, guests, and the Wysokinski family.
Chamber updates and closing remarks were presented GPCC President Michelle Mikitish.
Brandi Bartush, GPCC director of operations/member services, served as event organizer.
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