Environmental topics to be discussed in Auburn Oswego County
An open forum on environmental topics is set for 1 p m Thursday at the Farm and Home Center in Auburn Oswego County with about 100 to 150 attendees from five central New York counties. Charles C Morrison Jr of the State Department of Environmental Conservation will speak and an overview of the environment picture across Oswego Cayuga Onondaga Cortland and Madison will be given by Robert Morris regional planning director.
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Farm and Home Center
Aare
Martin Anderson
Midny Cooperative Extension
New York
Charles C. Morrison Jr
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Oswego County
Arc Development and Planning Committee
Board of Supervisors
Oswego
Cayuga
Onondaga
Cortland
Madison
Morrison
Francis Vuillemot
Agricultural Cooperative Extension
Cayuga County
James Karp
Department of Law and Public Policy
Syracuse University
Audubon Society of
Central New York
Henry L. Diamond
New York State
Edward Phillips Hospitalized in Oneida City Hospital
Edward Phillips was taken to Oneida City Hospital Saturday morning. The WSCS met with Mrs. James Gillespie on June 2. Mrs. Ward Hilton and the former Mrs. Hazel Pulver and Mrs. Harry Chauier of Richland visited Mrs. James Harris. Marie Phillips returned from college to work at the cheese factory in Redfield. The Fairview cemetery raised nearly $500 on Sunday to help with expenses.
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Williamstown
Edward Phillips
Oneida City Hospital
WSCS
James Gillespie
Ward Hilton
Hazel Pulver
Harry Chauier
Richland
James Harris
David Bishop
Earl Bishop
Hugh Dowling
Avon Park
Fla
Ernest Perham
Brockport
Frank Houck
George Johnson
Oneida City
C. B. Hastings
Redfield Rd
C. E. Evans
George McConnell
Sandy Creek
Marie Phillips
Redfield
Jack Wells
Canadaizua
Fairview
Local cleaner earns Drycleaning World honor for stain removal
Richard Cavanaugh of 108 E Bridge St was honored this week for expert difficult stain removal. He tackled a stubborn spot on fragile fabric without damage, earning recognition as one of the area's top cleaners. The award now hangs in his shop.
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Richard Cavanaugh
E. Bridge St
Drycleaning World
Second Grade Visit to Oswego Police Station
Mrs Harrold and her Riley School second graders praise Officer Nettles for a June 14 tour of Oswego Police Station. They saw the courtroom cells riot gear radio desk and fire phone and learned bicycle safety and hand signals. They emphasize the police role in keeping communities safe and request more student visits.
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Oswego
Nettles
Store Burglary Reported at Woodland's on Route 104
State police from Fulton sub station investigated an early morning burglary at Woodland's store on Route 104 East in Scriba Town. Troopers Roger Wells and Raymond Miller reported missing merchandise after the owner Mrs Violet Woodland found an entry at about 5 40 a m. The break in was through a front window.
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Fulton
Woodland
Route 104
Scriba
Roger Wells
Raymond Miller
Violet Woodland
Minors urged to secure working papers for summer work
Notices warn boys and girls ages 14 to 18 to obtain employment certificates before summer work. Mal A McFee directs pupils and the school nurse arranges forms and physicals. Labor Laws and State Labor Department enforce requirements. Certificates may be issued in home communities or within New York State. outside-state work requires contact with the destination state authorities.
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Mal A. McFee
State Labor Department
Anv
New York
New York State
First U S Letter Carriers Paid Two Cents per Letter
The first letter carriers authorized by Congress for the United States Post Office Department in 1794 received two cents for each letter they delivered.
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Congress
United Stats Post Office Department
Edith Bartlett Visits Home of Canfield Mills
Mrs Edith Bartlett of Ricard called on Mr and Mrs Canfield Mills and family Monday night. Rural Letter Carriers Association Meeting in Pulaski last Thursday night referenced. Memorial Day Weekend visits by Rev Crandall and family noted.
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Edward A. Crandall
Renee
Steven
Bentley Creek
John W. Crandall
John W. Crandall Jr
Christy
Avon
Charles McCaw
Britain to shift to natural gas from coal gas soon
The British Gas Council forecasts that nearly half of Britain's gas consumers will switch from coal gas to natural gas within the next year, signaling a major energy transition and reduced coal dependency.
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Britain
British Gas Council
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Auburn
Keys Aoe Rari
John Dial
L’oreal
Key's Drug
Key’s
Edith Bartlett
Canfield Mills
Millus
John Hogan
Dufore’s
Hubert Brosemer
Carl K. Walrath
C.P.C.U
Complete Service & Counsel
West First St
Oswego City Savings Bank Building
League of Sports
S-M-L
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