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Oneonta Area NAACP Cancels 2023 Summer Picnic

ONEONTA—The Oneonta Area NAACP has had to cancel its August 12, 2023 summer picnic. The NAACP chapter’s leaders and members will miss seeing friends, family, neighbors, and community members at the picnic this year, according to a press release issued August 1. However, the Oneonta Area NAACP hopes to see everyone at upcoming events. Check out their website, Facebook page, and Instagram for events, activities, and ways you can get involved.

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