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Cancer Prevention In Action Oswego County: You Have The Power To Prevent Cancer!
Some cancers can be prevented by staying up to date on cancer screenings and getting the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine.
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Oswego County Superintendents: Unity Needed Amid Challenging Times
It has been nearly two years since COVID-19 changed our lives. It’s changed the way we educate, socialize, shop and go about everyday tasks. We didn’t ask for a global pandemic, but we have adapted with every curveball thrown our way.
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Kimball Shinkoskey: Purge Of The Undesirables
The pandemic death purge of America’s elderly population has become settled public policy.
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Christina Wallace: We Have The Power To Get Rid Of Cervical Cancer
January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know cervical cancer can be prevented with screening and HPV (human papillomavirus) vaccination?
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Kimball Shinkoskey: Democracy Is All About Science
It’s time to remind people that science is not equally favored among all forms of government. Democracies like Rome, Athens, and the United States have been celebrated as economic and technological wonders of the world because of their heavy focus on science.
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Oswego County Legislator Frank Castiglia Jr: Why To Say No or Use Deductive Reasoning Voting
The following letter is from Oswego County Legislator Frank Castiglia Jr., serving District 25:
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Mary E. Jones: Anniversary Of The Insurrection At The Capitol
One year ago, we witnessed an attack on our country: an insurrection by political extremists at the U.S. Capitol.
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Kimball Shinkoskey: Running Again?
America is looking straight into the eyes of a tornado-style political year in 2022, and an even bigger one in 2024. How did democracies in the past handle situations where deeply divisive personalities on the political scene were disruptive to peace and good order?
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Carolyn Handville: We Have The Power To Get Rid Of Cervical Cancer
January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month and the Cancer Services Program (CSP) of the North Country hopes you will take steps to a future free of cervical cancer.
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Kimball Shinkoskey: More Heroes Than We Thought
It has taken post-World War II America a long time to figure out that police, firefighters, and the military are not the only heroes in our society.