Congratulations to Central Susquehanna Sight Services Inc. (CSSS) on its 70th anniversary. The organization was first founded as the Lower Susquehanna Branch of the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind, and the name changed to its current one in 1996. Over the years it has continued to provide quality service in the prevention of blindness. In addition to offering vision screenings and low-cost eyewear, CSSS offers a variety of programs about good eye health and eye safety. Rep. Culver recently presented its officials with a congratulatory citation from the state House. Pictured with her were President Jim McCann and CEO Shelly Stroble.

Rep. Lynda Schlegel Culver recently presented a House citation recognizing Schindler’s Studio for recently celebrating its 110-year anniversary. Rep. Culver is pictured here with Mark Mallett, owner and photographer, and Grace Benfer, photographer, designer and artist. Schindler’s Studio was founded in 1908 by Charles Schindler, Sr., as the Schindler Photography Gallery on North Fourth Street. It later moved to its current location on Market Street, which offered additional space for a camera room, darkrooms, picture framing and hand tinting of black and white photographs. Throughout its history, Schindler’s Studio has served its clients with distinction, and has become an integral part of the Sunbury and the surrounding communities.