Colleen L Nickolas Fulton Colleen LeClair Nickolas "Duke" dies
Colleen L LeClair Nickolas 49 of Fulton passed Wednesday after eight years with multiple sclerosis. Born Oswego to John and Louella LeClair she worked at Huhtamaki shipping. A Holy Trinity Church communicant and former Pennellville firefighter she is survived by her children Brendan Lauren Michael-Ann Woolworth fiancé Rod Macomber and grandchildren Ella and Roderick. Burial at St Marys Cemetery after a March 1 mass at Holy Trinity Church. Contributions to local animal and park groups.
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Williamson Gary L. "Twink" Williamson death notice
Gary L. “Twink” Williamson died February 20, 2018. Calling hours are February 26 from 4 to 6 p.m. at Sugar Funeral Home in Fulton, with a funeral service at 6 p.m. at the same location.
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Liberal group pushes universal healthcare plan
The Center for American Progress proposes Medicare Extra a government run system with universal eligibility free preventive care chronic disease treatment and generic drugs. It would raise taxes to expand federal role while offering options for employers and income based premiums and cost sharing.
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