Oswego County Opportunities advocates during Community Action Month
Oswego County Opportunities outlines its role in fighting poverty through 50 programs at nearly 80 locations. The private nonprofit employs 550 staff, relies on 2,000 volunteers, and serves 25,000 to 30,000 people yearly. Donations exceed 90 cents of each dollar to direct aid, with volunteering and speaking engagements also encouraged.
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Oswego Budget Voices Anger Over $82 Million Millstone
Edward W. Peters criticizes Oswego School District, county, and city for high spending. He calls the $82.8 million school budget insane and disgusting and laments taxpayer burdens amid rising levies and a culture of spend, not cut. Local boards face scrutiny over resource priorities.
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Oswego
Write Your Reps Kirsten Gillibrand Address Card
A concise prompt urging constituents to contact U S Senator Kirsten Gillibrand at her Washington office located in 531 Dirksen Senate Office Building. The message emphasizes civic engagement and directs mail correspondence to the senator's official district address.
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Dirksen
Senate
Washington, D.C
Charles Schumer
Hart
Washington
D.C
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John Katko Patty Ritchie
Cannon
W. Oneida St
E. Bridge St
Oswego
N.Y
Robert Oaks
Will Barclay
Second St
Albany
Fulton
Texas Jade Helm panic fuels national Republican critique
The piece argues Texans widely fear a supposed Jade Helm 15 military takeover, with Gov. Abbott and Sen. Cruz defending the conspiracy while Democrats and media mock the claim. It cites Bastrop hearings, Fort Hood’s proximity, Walmart rumors, and historical parallels to paranoid movements in 1960s America, concluding with sharp criticism of the Texas leaders.
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Walmart
Abbott
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1St Armored Division
Chihuahua
Family Research Council
Texas Gop
Jade Helm
Cruz
Ted
Arkansas
Mike Huckabee
Paul Krugman
Obama
Rick Perlstein
California
Mexico
United States
San Diego
U.N
Georgia
John F. Kennedy
John Birch Society
Alex Jones
Richard Hofstadter
America
Hofstadter
Todd Smith
Euless
Arkansas Times
Gene Lyons
St. Martin's Press
Lyons
Eugenelyons2
Yahoo.com
History highlights mark May 8 across ages
On May 8, 1945, Truman announced Germany’s surrender as war ended in Europe. Notable events include Lavoisier’s execution in 1794, Bess Truman's era birth, Kentucky Derby victors, abolition of the death penalty in Sweden’s 1921 vote, and other global milestones from 1884 to 2014. Prominent figures Like Dirk Bogarde and political moments are noted along with a quotation by Louis Nizer.
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Harry S. Truman
Nazi Germany
Europe
Sweden
Setif
Algeria
Germany
Richard Nixon
Lima
Peru
Haiphong Harbor
South Dakota
Wounded Knee
Soviet Union
Los Angeles
Citadel
South Carolina
Nancy Ruth Mace
Dirk Bogarde
London
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Moscow
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