Ruth Gruber remembered as guiding light for Safe Haven refugees
Esther Kaidanow recalls Ruth Gruber as an intelligent dynamo who spoke with refugees aboard ships to the United States and later helped secure legal status for them. Gruber’s work extended from Fort Ontario to Oswego, shaping the Safe Haven story and inspiring museum efforts to recognize her impact.
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Ralph Faust
Oswego High School
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National Adoption Day celebrated by 40 CNY families
More than 40 central New York families marked National Adoption Day as twenty judges from six counties signed adoption papers and rang bells for over 50 local adoptees. Leaders credited efforts to place children in homes and spoke of life changing outcomes for families and youths in foster care nationwide.
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John Katko
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Antonio Rogers
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