Trojan Warriors

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Alparon Park
Troy, PA 16947
Bradford County

Jerry Sabatini on the right holds his painting of Troy which he presented to the community at a ceremony at First Bank of Troy. At left is Robert Nearing, assistant vice-president of the bank. The Troy artist is a deaf and his work was interpreted by Seymour Barrett.

Young Troy Artist Presents Painting To His Community

In a ceremony before the board of directors of First Bank of Troy, Jerry Sabatini presented his own unique depicition of the Troy community to the community. The self-taught local artist chose to present the painting through the bank. After it is framed, it will probably hang in the Troy Free Public Library.

In introducing the young man to the bank directors the day before Christmas eve, Seymour Barrett explained that Jerry Sabatini had been painting about a year, had already had a showing at the Arnot Art Gallery in Elmira and reported that a spokesman at the gallery had said that Jerry “has made a good start with his talent.” Read more…

Gerald’s eBay Store

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Route 14
Troy, PA 16947
Bradford County

Community concern and commitment to growing safe, healthy food are high on Kim Seeley’s list of priorities. Kim and his wife Ann run Milky Way Dairy in Bradford County in northeastern Pennsylvania.

Kim Seeley cares about his community. The Seeleys have their own store on the farm (started 40 years ago by Kim’s parents, Lewis and Marie) where they sell milk products directly to their neighbors. They also sell their milk to local supermarkets, a local county jail, and the Pennsylvania College of Technology, which is a renowned culinary school. When the college switched from conventional milk to the Seeleys’ all natural milk, student and faculty consumption increased 20%, without advertising, simply because it tastes so good! Read more…

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