The State College Sunrise Rotary Club annually honors volunteer emergency responders from the Alpha and Boalsburg fire companies and Centre LifeLink EMS with their Four-Way Test Award. Collectively, these volunteers contributed more than 45,000 hours in the past year. Three volunteers were honored at the recent ceremony. Each received a personalized plaque inscribed with the Rotary logo and the Four-Way Test. Pictured, from left, are Lam Hood, Rotary Club Four-Way Test Award chairman; Svend Pedersen, of Alpha Fire Company; Randy Weaver, of Boalsburg Fire Company; and Jim Eberly, past governor of Rotary District 7360. Noah AlMohannadi, of Centre LifeLink EMS, was unable to attend.
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