A group of Ukrainian families who toured the Greensburg area this week to possibly resettle and work here were generally pleased by what they experienced, said a Ukrainian priest who served as their translator.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Key to Catholic Diocese's program to attract Ukrainian immigrants to Westmoreland County: a job and welcoming community
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