Literacy coalition seeks unified literacy services in Oswego County
The Literacy Coalition of Oswego County reports two key findings from its study. First, providers excel at quality practices but need better coordination with other public services through a shared database. Second, no programs target both parents and children. expanding family literacy could boost workforce skills and community well being. The coalition aims for 100 percent literacy via full community participation, with thanks to the Shineman Foundation, and invites public involvement. Jon Spaulding, publisher of The Palladium Times, chairs the LCOC and invites contact at j spaulding palltimes.com or 342-8839.
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Hillary Clinton and the never-ending political scandal hunt
The piece argues the persistent Clinton scrutinies are a media-driven cycle spanning decades. It cites Camille Paglia, Maureen Dowd, and Washington Post headlines, noting repeated allegations about Whitewater Travel Office and emails. It defends Clinton as intelligent, focused, and careful with cyber communications, while criticizing the GOP and media for ongoing investigations. It references Adam Schiff and cites Lyons as coauthor of The Hunting of the President.
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March 13 highlights from 1865 to 2014 across history
A concise chronology notes Jefferson Davis’s 1865 measure allowing slave enlistment in the Confederate Army, Uranus’s discovery in 1781, Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto premiere in 1845, Harrison’s 1901 death, 1925 biology ban, 1933 bank reopenings, 1947 Brigadoon opening, Dien Bien Phu 1954, Kitty Genovese murder 1964, Ford II stepping down 1980, Caliberti and Barloon imprisonment 1995, John Paul II release 2005, Iger succeeding Eisner, 2010 Afghanistan bombings, 2014 Obama deportation move, and a Thought for Today by Schiller.
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