The new leader of Fulton’s public library doesn’t yet know how they’ll cope with a massive cut in the library’s budget, but she knows it won’t be pretty.
Betty Maute no sooner took the job of running the library than the city proposed to cut its support from $180,000 to $100,000.
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With Margo Dillon playing the best game of her young varsity career and Bella Winklestine ripping down a game-high 12 rebounds, the Oswego Lady Bucs varsity basketball team scored a 41-31 victory over Henninger.
Giving back during the holiday season is something the residents and staff of Bishop’s Commons Assistive Living Residence have been doing for the past few years. Sponsoring a family is one way that residents, families and staff come together for the cause of helping those in need this holiday season.
The congregation of Prince of Peace Church donated food for families living in OCO’s homeless apartment program. The food will be distributed to those in need in the program.
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“We are seeing more need every year, but the response has been tremendous,” said School Nurse Team Leader Christina Chamberlain as the Oswego High School and outside organizations and individuals once again rallied to support students and families in need.
Once again the Oswego Middle School student body, under the direction of the OMS Student Council, conducted its annual holiday non-perishable food drive. All of the items donated will be presented to Human Concerns of Oswego.
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