Three Lancaster County residents will serve as a voice for their neighbors on Latino issues through a statewide commission.
Ephrata resident Frances Martinez-Gibbons, the senior director of development for the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Pennsylvania, and Lancaster Township resident Jassinya Alvarado-Padilla, the director of educational access and opportunity for the School District of Lancaster, were tapped this week to serve as new appointees to the Governor’s Advisory Commission on Latino Affairs.
Lancaster city resident José Nuñez-Ruiz, a youth care worker for the Lancaster County Youth Intervention Center and a Title 1 Assistant for Penn Manor School District, was reappointed to a second term on the commission…