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Newswatch 16, WPSU Preview Woodsmen’s Meet

04.16.2010 Events, Forestry

An advance look at Saturday’s Mid-Atlantic Intercollegiate Woodsmen’s Meet at Penn College’s Schneebeli Earth Science Center was the top story on WNEP’s 7 p.m. newscast Friday. Newswatch 16 reporter Jim Hamill traveled to Penn College’s School of Natural Resources Management earlier in the day to talk with Jack E. Fisher, lab assistant for forest technology; students also demonstrated their prowess in some of the events comprising the weekend competition. Cynthia Berger, a producer/director at WPSU-FM, also previewed the intercollegiate meet as part of her “Sports That Are Not Football” series.

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