Welcome The Inaugural Class Of 35 High School Keep PA Beautiful Young Ambassadors

On October 22, Keep PA Beautiful introduced the inaugural class of 35 Young Ambassadors of Pennsylvania, high school students in grades 10 to 12 who will act as community stewards to inspire, engage and empower other young Pennsylvanias to keep their communities clean and beautiful.

Meet The Young Ambassadors

-- Allegheny County: Luke Anderson, 10th Grade; Andy Forrester, 11th Grade; Cale Klaff, 12th Grade; Eli Majocha, 12th Grade

-- Bradford County: Corben Conklin, 11th Grade

-- Butler County: Carmen Skal, 12th Grade

-- Cambria County: Maddie Ostinowsky, 12th Grade; Jensen Westrick 12th Grade

-- Chester County: Henri Brunel, 12th Grade; Naomi Tzoanos, 11th Grade

-- Columbia County: Brady McNamara, 11th Grade

-- Cumberland County: Zahra Anjum, 11th Grade; Ania Chandra, 12th Grade; Morgan Stellfox, 10th Grade

-- Dauphin County: Eleana Rijo, 10th Grade

-- Delaware County: Sage Baker, 10th Grade; CJ Chen, 11th Grade

-- Erie County: Emma Burkett, 12th Grade; Gianna Stewart, 11th Grade; Tanvi Udgiri, 11th Grade

-- Indiana County: Via Krimin, 12th Grade; Anna Layden, 11th Grade

-- Lackawanna County: Grace Beckish, 10th Grade

-- Lancaster County: Stella Blue Weaver, 12th Grade

-- Lehigh County: Adrian Chavez, 10th Grade; Siddhant Khandelwal, 12th Grade

-- Lycoming County: Jaden Nixon, 12th Grade

-- Monroe County: Rese Schlameuss, 11th Grade; Angelique Smalls, 11th Grade

-- Montgomery County: Claudia Brach, 12th Grade; Rudra Patel, 12th Grade; Ri Sringari, 12th Grade

-- Philadelphia: Minping Nie, 11th Grade

-- Pike County: Fawn Dutcher, 10th Grade

-- Washington County: Abby Salzman, 12th Grade

Click Here for photos and more information.

Program Outline

Over the nine-month program, Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful will guide Young Ambassadors of Pennsylvania through a six-step process to implement change in their community. 

The Six-step process, originally developed by Earth Force, is as follows:

-- Complete a Community Inventory- focusing on litter and illegal dumping. What services and programs are available in your community?

-- Select an issue. What littering or illegal dumping issue do you want to work on?

-- Policy and Community Practice Research: What are people already doing about this issue?

-- Options for Influencing Policy and Practice: What are your choices for making a difference with this issue?

-- Planning and Taking Civic Action: What are your plans for making a change?

-- Looking Back and Ahead: How did everything go? What will you do next? Identify what people are already doing.

Young Ambassadors are expected to--

-- Attend a virtual orientation and a minimum of four virtual education and training workshops. Workshops will provide information on understanding the impact of litter on roadways, litter prevention, waste management and recycling, civic engagement and related public policy, volunteer management, social media marketing and will feature public and elected officials and industry experts.

-- Attend a minimum of two networking opportunities which will bring together program participants, state officials, Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful staff and affiliates, as well as their peer group in Texas (Young Texans Ambassadors Program).

-- Conduct one community cleanup through Pick UP Pennsylvania.

-- Conduct one community education event or activity, with first consideration at the student’s high school or with a focus on engaging with their school peers.

-- Promote their participation in the program and their impact in their community on social media.

Visit the KPB Young Ambassadors of Pennsylvania webpage for all the details.  Questions should be directed to Kylie McCutcheon, Affiliate Coordinator, at kmccutcheon@keeppabeautiful.org  or 877-772-3673, ext 114

For more information on programs, initiatives and special events, visit the Keep 

Pennsylvania Beautiful website. Click Here to become a member.  Click Here to sign up for regular updates from KPB, Like them on Facebook, Follow on Twitter, Discover them on Pinterest and visit their YouTube Channel.

Also visit the Illegal Dump Free PA website for more ideas on how to clean up communities and keep them clean and KPB’s Electronics Waste website.

The 2022 Pick Up Pennsylvania Initiative will be held through November 30.  Questions should be directed to Michelle Dunn at 1-877-772-3673 Ext. 113 or send email to: mdunn@keeppabeautiful.org.

Keep PA Beautiful helps mobilize over 100,000 volunteers a year to pick up litter, clean up illegal dumping and beautify Pennsylvania.

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-- Spotlight PA: 11 Voters On Candidates For Governor, U.S. Senate And Why Some Are Still Undecided

-- PennLive - John Baer: Fetterman-Dr. Oz U.S. Senate Debate Will Answer Critical Questions

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-- AP:  PA Republicans Go To Court Again To Block Count Of Undated Mail-In Ballots 

-- PA Capital-Star: Republicans Asks PA Supreme Court To Take Immediate Action To Enforce Ballot Dating Requirement

-- AP: PA Supreme Court Takes Undated Mail-In Ballot Case, Doesn’t Halt Ballot Curing

-- PA Capital-Star: PA Supreme Court Will Consider Whether Mail-In Ballots Without Dates Should Be Counted

-- MCall - Paul Muschick: Undated Mail Ballots Could Throw PA Elections Into Chaos, Here’s A Simple Solution

-- MCall: Lehigh County Judge Strikes Down Lawsuit Demanding Ballot Drop Boxes Be Monitored, Limited To Business Hours

-- AP: PA Seeks Sanctions Over Access To Fulton County Voting Machines

-- Reuters: State Of PA Alleges Fulton County Breached Security Of Voting Machines For A 2nd Time 

-- WHYY: What You Need To Know Ahead Of The 2022 PA General Election

-- AP: Republican Voters Told To Hold Onto Mail-In Ballots And Hand Them In At Polling Place Or Election Offices [Note: Polling Places In PA Cannot Accept Mail-In Ballots, But You Can Surrender Them And Vote In Person On Election Day, Since You’re Already There]

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-- Reuters: State Of PA Alleges Fulton County Breached Security Of Voting Machines For A 2nd Time 

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-- MCall/AP: Sharp Prices Increases Projected For Home Heating This Winter; Natural Gas Customers To Pay Biggest Increase

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-- Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Winter Assessment: Natural Gas Exports, Lower Gas Storage Are Driving Natural Gas Prices Higher 

-- AP: U.S. Heating Worries Mount Amid Growing Costs, Uncertainty

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-- Inquirer Guest Essay: PA Expanding Eligibility For Food Stamp Benefits

-- Inquirer: Fmr Sen. Fumo Takes The Stand In A Tax Case In Which He’s Asked To Pay Million

-- Budget 2022

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-- MCall - Paul Muschick: No Excuse For Parents Who Gamble With Their Kids’ Lives By Leaving Them Alone In Cars At PA Casinos

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-- PA Capital-Star: Dire Predictions Follow PA Supreme Court’s Loosening Of Medical Malpractice Filing Rules

-- School Districts/Higher Education

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-- PennLive: 13-Year-Old Charged With Making Verbal Threats Against Mifflinburg Schools In Union County

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-- City & State PA: Potential For High School Athletes Selling Their Name, Image And Likenesses

-- The Guardian: Penn State Students Outraged Over Invitation To Far-Right ‘Proud Boys’ Founder

-- Altoona Mirror: Penn State University Police Urge Residents Not To Attend Event Featuring Far-Right ‘Proud Boys’ Speaker

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-- TribLive: Application Site Launches For Biden Student Debt Cancellation

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-- TribLive: TSA Catches 4 Guns At Pittsburgh Airport In 5 Days

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-- TribLive: Etna Man Gets 6 Years In Federal Prison For Threatening FBI Agents Online

-- Spotlight PA: Jail Officials Across PA Sound Alarm As Mental Health Crisis Puts People At Risk, Survey Finds

-- Inquirer: Gov. Wolf Exonerated 16-Year-Old Delaware County Teen Executed In 1931 For A Murder He Didn’t Commit

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-- Dept. Of Labor & Industry Reports September PA Unemployment Down 0.1% To 4.1%

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[Posted: October 23, 2022]

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