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Amy Venskus: Step Up and Run
We can’t expect change when we keep electing the same people every year. Local Democrats like me, are looking for candidates to run for all the local offices that are up this year.
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Frank Castiglia Jr.: Double Dipping Part 2
After reading explanations from 4 different Oswego county officials about how it is standard practice for the county to ask for insurance cards for any federally or state-funded vaccines, I felt it necessary to look deeper into this issue.
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Frank Castiglia Jr.: Best Kept Secret
Fulton has the Best Kept Secret and it is a Sidewalk System. Yes there is a Sidewalk System that runs from Seneca St. all the way out to the College on both sides of Rt. 481.
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Vernon Tryon: Remembering Paul Kraeger
Oswego has lost a friend it hardly knew. He was neither wealthy nor famous and he apparently had no family to mourn his passing. No doubt many people saw him going about his chosen activities without knowing his name.
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Carolyn Handville: Cervical Cancer Can Be Prevented
There are two ways to prevent cervical cancer — vaccination and screening.
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Frank Castiglia Jr.: Double Dipping
No government should profit from the misfortune of its people. The State and Federal Governments are providing funds for local governments to battle the Covid19 pandemic.
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Frank Castiglia Jr.: Do As I Say, Not As I Do
It’s time to start thinking about term limits and reduction of the legislature same old same old just hurts the taxpayer.
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Kimball Shinkoskey: Trashy America
America has become a trashy nation.
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Carolyn Handville: Cancer Doesn’t Take A Break For COVID-19
According to an April 2020 report, cervical cancer screening dropped nationwide by 83%. This steep decline is due to the temporary shutdown of medical offices for routine care to curb the spread of COVID-19. However, regular cervical cancer screening is essential to good health and can save lives.
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Kimball Shinkoskey: The Events Of January 6, 2021
The events of January 6, 2021 in the nation’s capitol represent the culmination of a widespread revolutionary assault on the American way of life.