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Aubertine

Ethics, Elections Reform a Start; Budget Moves to Front Burner

January 18, 2010 Contributor
Everyone certainly recognizes the problems that exist and the need for tough ethics and election laws to address these issues and restore the people’s faith in our government. These changes will tighten up the laws that govern the relationships between lobbyists and elected officials as “consultants,” while also providing a long overdue means of enforcing violations in election law.

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Community

The Ladies’ Home Advisory Council holds ‘Warm Your Heart’ Card Party February 11

January 18, 2010 Contributor
Ladies Home Advisory Council members; Nancy Metcalf, Denise McCauley and Jean Nicholson hold the cards and invite all to join them at their ‘Warm Your Hearts’ Card Party and Game Day to celebrate the home’s 138th birthday at the Ladies Home, 43 East Utica Street in Oswego on February 11, 2010 at 12:30. Lunch with homemade pies will be served in this lovely setting, door prizes and more. Please make reservations for this $10 fundraiser by February 6, 2010 by calling Jean at 343-2705 The Ladies’ Home is a 21 bed not for profit adult home with a rich history of nurturing elderly women for well over a century. The Home provides home cooked meals, a dynamic activities program, help with medications and personal care 24 hours a day. Staff is dedicated to giving residents the best of care in a safe, cozy and active home-like setting since 1872. For more information go to www.TheLadiesHome.orgLadies Home Advisory Council members; Nancy Metcalf, Denise McCauley and Jean Nicholson hold the cards and invite all to join them at their ‘Warm Your Hearts’ Card Party and Game Day to celebrate the home’s 138th birthday at the Ladies Home, 43 East Utica Street in Oswego on February 11, 2010 at 12:30

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Fulton Daily News

State Lawmakers Race The Clock For “Race To The Top” Education Money

January 18, 2010 Contributor
The state spends more than $20 billion each year on aid to its hundreds of local school districts.  Today, state lawmakers will scramble to try to have a chance at a relatively tiny amount of money that would go into the school aid pile at a time when school budgets are likely to be cut.

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