Emergent literacy and early reading practices guide
An overview of emergent literacy defining skills such as print awareness vocabulary and phonological awareness. It urges parents and educators to promote reading through enjoyable activities, accessible books, questions, and varied writing and storytelling exercises with notable children's titles listed.
Oswego Bookmobile thanks staffs and sponsors
A note of thanks to the editor praises the Oswego Bookmobile program. It credits SUNY Oswego, the Oswego City School District, the Oswego Public Library, and sponsors for bringing a colorfully painted bus with free books and snacks to hundreds of children each summer. It highlights volunteers’ dedication and the program’s inclusive educational reach.
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WRITE YOUR REPS: STATE AND CONGRESSMEN ADDRESSES
A compact directory listing state and federal lawmakers with district numbers and office addresses in Oswego and Washington. Includes State Senator Patty Ritchie, Representatives Richard Hanna and John Katko, plus the County Office Building address and local Oswego addresses.
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Hillary Clinton Campaign Scrutiny as TV News Feud Intensifies
A lengthly critique of Hillary Clinton campaign dynamics and media coverage cites The New York Times and other outlets. It argues the press shapes a hostile portrayal of Clinton while staffers scramble for influence and slogans. The piece references Amy Chozick and Dana Milbank, notes debates over messaging, and comments on email controversy and GOP parallels.
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Highlights and milestones on September 18 in history
Sept 18 marks Washington laying the Capitol cornerstone in 1793 and Tiberius becoming emperor in 14. Other events include Quebec surrender in 1759, Chile’s independence junta in 1810, CBS debut in 1927, Mukden railway explosion in 1931, Wolfe’s You Can t Go Home Again in 1940, Dag Hammarskjold’s death in 1961, I Dream of Jeannie and Get Smart debuts in 1965, Jimi Hendrix death in 1970, Hearst kidnapping arrest in 1975, Kittinger transatlantic balloon flight in 1984, Atlanta Olympics site in 1990, Rita in 2005, Afghan elections in 2010, Poroshenko visit in 2014, and Obama Poroshenko meeting.
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