Legal Eagles (Year 1)
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Local Attorney Mark A. Falvo from Clearfield was the founder and the inspiration behind the Legal Eagle Program. Both will be honored by the Pennsylvania by the Pennsylvania Council for with a 2008 PCSS President's Award at the annual PCSS Conference October 16-18th in Gettyburgh.
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Curwensville Area fifth grade Legal Eagle participants, recently learned what to do when a disaster strikes, Rich Hallstrom, chief of the Clearfield County Hazardous Material Response Team, left, told students how the team responds to hazardous material spills as Mark Falvo, Young Lawyers Association, crawled into a hazardous material suit. Sergeants Joe Zelenzky, Clearfield Borough Police, also spoke to the students about the police department's duties during a disaster.
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Deputy Sheriff Jerry Nevling (left), Sheriff Chester A. Hawkins (Center) and Mark A. Falvo. Esq. and Chair of Clearfield Couny Crimestoppers at the Second meeting of Legal Eagles at Curwesville Elementary School.
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President George W. Bush sent a congratultion letter and photo to the Legal Eagle Program. A couple of the Legal Eagle students and Judy Shirey and Mark A. Falvo, Esq. and Chair of Clearfield County Crimestoppers display the photo from the President.
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Trooper Dennis McFadden; Tom Aaron, President of Clearfield County Crimestoppers; Bob E. Day, General Manager of WCPA/WQYX; and Mark A. Falvo, Esq., Board Member of Clearfield Couny Crimestopper and Developer of Legal Eagles at our first meeting at Curewnsville Elementary School.
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Lisda Redden of Clearfield County Adult Probation Deparment talks to Curewnsville Elementary School students about good decision and career choices.
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Terri Frutlger, Deputy of Treatment at the Clearfield County Jail, in front, recently spke to Curwensville Elementary fifth graders during the Legal Eagles program. She said she teaches the resident how to develop healthy relationships. Warden Sam Lombardo, left, told the students to listen to their parent and teachers to they wont't need to listen to him. "If you're listening to me. you're in trouble." The programs are coordinated by Mark Falvo, in back, of the Young Lawyers Association and by Crimestoppers.
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The Pennslvania State Police honored and recognized Mark A. Falvo, Esq., also Chair for Clearfield County Crimestoppers for his help developing a program such as Legal Eagles for elementary students in the area.
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