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From left, Keystone College student volunteer Keyla Casildo, of Bronx, N.Y. and Sydney and Jill Moyle, of Clarks Summit make a love bug Valentines Day card in the Environmental Learning Center at the Lackawanna State Park during Winterfest.
Bryce Fountain, of Clarks Summit, helps prepare hot dogs for lunch at the Lackawanna State Park’s Environmental Learning Center during Winterfest.
From left, Keystone College students Jackie Crozier, of Dalton; Tara Banfield, of Sayre and Kelley Stewart, of Clarks Summit volunteer during Winterfest at Lackawanna State Park.
Keystone College soccer players volunteer at Lackawanna State Park for Winterfest Saturday, Feb. 7. From left, back row, Frank Heter, of Newton, N.J.; Sal Turelli, of Toms River, N.J.; Eddy Enowbi, of Silver Spring, Md.; Vitor Nues, of Glen Gardner, N.J.; Brandyn Favero, of Grimsby, Ontario, Canada; Abreham Kittel, of Trumansburg, N.Y.; Nana Agyemang, pf Newark, N.J.; Rolando Rodriguez, of Linden, N.J. and Jalen Freeman, of Westhampton, N.J. Front row, Angela Lambert, Lackawanna State Park environmental education specialist and Maria Fanning, Keystone College Director of Community Outreach.
LA PLUME — Student volunteers at Keystone College helped out with Winterfest Feb. 7 at Lackawanna State Park. The event featured various activities for children and families at the park’s Environmental Learning Center, ice fishing and safety demonstrations on the lake, live music, hot food and drinks and other outdoor winter activities.