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THIS WEEK’S NEWSPAPERS

The Freeman’s Journal • Hometown Oneonta

Dec. 10 – 11, 2020

PHOTO OF THE WEEK

“Daddy Al” and Susan Dick pose in front of their West Oneonta spruce as it was lit up at Rockefeller Center.

FRONT PAGE

‘Critical Point’ Near

LeCates: ‘Important Moment

‘Code Blue’ Fears Spur Shelter Idea

Day of Decision Nears on Gun-Sanctuary Vote

‘Mary’s Plan’ Mailed To President Macron’s Desk

Outpouring Helps Buoy ‘Angel Tree’

EDITORIAL

Let’s Call It: ‘Profiles In Fairness’

COLUMNS

More Thank Ever, Shop Locally This Christmas

‘Sometimes A Firm Rap…

LETTERS

LaCHANCE: Rotary Helps Fight Social Isolation

deBLIECK: Governed Also Can ‘Regulate’

NOTO: Individualism Won’t Stop COVID

JEROME: Polio Fight Informs COVID Fight

NORTHRUP: If Sanctuary Passes, County May Be Sued For Failing To Enforce NY Law

BUNN: Holiday Lives Even On Video

Adams Lost AFter One Term, But Eventually Got Over It

AllOTSEGO.life

Daddy Al’s Christmas Adventure

Monkey Business, Much More, Made Christmas Fun

HISTORY COLUMNS

HOMETOWN HISTORY, Dec. 10, 2020 

BOUND VOLUMES, Dec. 10, 2020

OBITUARIES

Charles L. Bollinger, Jr.

Charles William Taylor

Arthur H. Kiser St.

Wendall H. Whiteman

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