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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2015
Page
4
A reader expresses concern over Oswego City School District Superintendent Ben Halsey's resignation and his paid leave since Oct 23. The letter questions transparency, notes Halsey's NY superintendent bid, and urges board openness and decisive change to protect students and public funds.
A CiTi leader urges teachers and parents to complete a New York State Education Department survey on Common Core standards. The writer seeks informed input from educators, parents, and administrators to guide future policy and offers to present the survey in person to groups seeking guidance.
The message provides mailing addresses for Assemblyman Robert Oaks in Albany and Representatives John Katko and Will Barclay. It lists offices in Oswego, Fulton, and Albany along with district numbers and street addresses. The information appears as a contact reference for elected officials in New York.
Oswego writer reflects on Movember and No Shave November origins and impact. Names like Reggie Jackson, Burt Reynolds, Tom Selleck anchor a look at mustache trends from the 1970s to today, and local NHS drive at Oswego High School aims to fund cancer education and prevention with donations via advisor Ed Stacy.
The entry marks Veterans Day and Remembrance Day with a chronology of major historical events. It recalls the 1918 World War I armistice ending fighting, the Mayflower compact, Cherry Valley Massacre, Nat Turner’s execution, statehood for Washington, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier ceremony, Typhoid Mary’s death, and later milestones from World War II through 2010, plus Eisenhower’s wartime quote.
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