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Students’ Clock Restoration Featured on Newscast

04.15.2010 Automated Manufacturing & Machining, General Information

In the newsNewswatch 16 reporter Jim Hamill interviewed Keith H. English, instructor of machine tool technology/automated manufacturing at Penn College, for a story that aired Thursday evening about students’ restoration of the clock at Williamsport’s historic Trinity Episcopal Church.

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