Toys for Tots drive and Auburn school pact update
Toys for Tots campaign gains support as a grocery chain promotes Christmas gift tags in New York and northern Pennsylvania urging shoppers to buy items for needy children. Auburn school board schedules a special meeting at 5 p.m. in the high school library to ratify a new contract with its teachers union, with a union vote preceding the board decision.
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Auburn
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Traditions spotlight at Schweinfurth art center program
A Sunday program at the Schweinfurth Art Center in Auburn features African American traditions with choirs and children performing dances from 3 to 5 p.m. Sweet potato pie samples will be offered. A Civil War reenactment group forms in Canastota with its second meeting at 7:30 p.m. at American Legion Post 140.
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Schweinfurth
Auburn
Canas‘Jota
Canastota
Pam
American Legion
Peterboro St
Don Jeffrey
157Th Company
Pediatrics Session at Oswego Yoga Studio Friday
A pediatric-focused seminar is planned Friday at the Oswego yoga studio from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Led by Ayurvedic practitioner Sonant Targee, the event will cover developmental patterns and herbal aids for child development. For information call 947-5595.
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Yoga Studio
First St. Oswego
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Community Rallies Behind Lenox Fire Victims At Fundraiser
After a Thanksgiving Day blaze destroyed the Watkins family home in Lenox, about 200 townspeople attended a Sunday fundraiser at Canastota’s Greystone Banquet Facility to support Bob Loretta and their four children. Loretta works at Crouse Hospital and the family plans to rebuild on their property, hoping to begin by spring.
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Watkins
Lenox
Canasiota
Greystone
Bob
Loretta Watkins
Seb Watkins
Couse
Mindy
Sarah
Ith
Robert
Bob Watkins
Breen Yorton
Loretta
Annie Bach
Florida
Peole
Yorton
Crouse Hospital
Syracuse
Wendy Gratien
Crouse Ital
Gratien
Bach
Steve Rare
Cormouing Arawog
Center
Joan Boston
Jeff
Miriam Knox
Canastota
Sexuality class uses condom reward to spark discussion
At Syracuse University and several Central New York colleges, human sexuality courses tackle AIDS, prostitution, contraception, and relationships with frank, uncensored content. Instructor Joseph Fanelli rewards correct answers with a condom, aiming to ease discomfort and foster healthier attitudes toward sex and relationships.
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Syracuse University
Greene
New York
SIU
le Moyne College
DeWitt and Wells College
Aurora
The
State University College At
Oswego
Joseph P. Fanelli
Fanelli
Oneida woman advocates peace and unity over land dispute
An Oneida woman and artist, lifelong on 32 acres of Oneida Indian Territory, Defends Haudenosaunee Confederacy rights, criticizes New York Oneidas leadership, and urges reconciliation with non-Native neighbors while stressing land claims belong to the Six Nations Confederacy. She cites prophecy, history, and the Seven generations to argue against casino-driven policy and current leadership.
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Dune Schenandoth
Oneida
Shenandogh
New York
Fan Seety
Encerpty Tullow
Nation
Ray Halbouer
Men's Council
Mary Winder
Wisconsin
Six Nations
Canandaigua
Confederacy
Six Nations Confederacy
New York State
U.S
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Cazenovia College
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Syracuse Newspapers
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