
Dec 15 - Six New Attorneys
Dec 12 - Thomas Wood, Jr.
Dec 8 - Bill Askey, to Retire as Federal Magistrate
Dec 3 - LLA Lawyer Publishes Text
Nov 19 - LLA Members Express Mixed Views on Tax Proposal
Nov 17 - Yaw Seeks State Senate Seat
Nov 7 - County Electors Support LLA Members for Office
Oct 24 - LLA supports retention of Judge Dudley N. Anderson
Oct 23 - Lawctoberfest 2007
Oct 23 - Members in the News
Sep 23 - Bar Member Reception
Sep 19 - Bluth Named YWCA Unsung Hero
Aug 7 - Students receive scholarships from local law firm
Aug 7 - Marshall Elected to PBI Board of Directors
Jul 26 - LLA Picnic 2007
Jul 5 - Bluth Receives State-Wide Pro Bono Award
Jun 22 - Shipman Graduates from Leadership Lycoming
Jun 20 - A Tribute to Judge Muir - Law Day 2007
May 2 - May 1 - Law Day in Lycoming County
Mar 28 - Adoption - A lawyer can help.
Mar 28 - Alzheimer’s disease. A lawyer can help.
Mar 28 - Cancer - You have rights.
Mar 28 - Starting a business - A Lawyer can help.
Mar 28 - LLA Supports Lawyer Advertising Campaign
Mar 5 - LLA Recognized for Sponsoring Community Projects
Jan 18 - Attorneys Involved in 2006 United Way Campaign
Jan 14 - 2007 Annual Meeting Report
Jan 13 - Annual Banquet 2007
Jan 12 - Pro Bono Awards 2007
Jan 12 - Bluth Wins Award
Several members of the LLA were
recently featured in articles in the Williamsport Sun-Gazette as
a result of their community service.
LLA member Layne R. Oden serves as chairperson of the Muncy Valley Hospital Auxiliary Lawn Party Committee. The 24th annual Muncy Valley Hospital Lawn Party in June raised $35,000. This brings the event’s total to $495,500 more than 24 years. This year’s proceeds were used toward a digital portable X-ray machine that provides Muncy Valley Hospital inpatients with bedside state-of-the-art radiology services.
Williamsport-Lycoming Community
Foundation recently presented one of its 17th annual community
service awards to the James V. Brown Library, which received the
Organizational Community Service Award.
LLA member and Library board president William Nichols Sr. accepted the award on behalf of the library.
“Our board and staff deeply appreciate this recognition,” he said. “The library is a deep source of knowledge for the community. The foundation is very good to support the effort of the children’s wing,” he said.