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Winter Lunch Party Gives Free

Lunches For Kids On School Break

Got hungry kids? Send them down to the First United Presbyterian church across from Friendly's for a free lunch at the Winter Lunch Party! Here, Oneonta siblings Chris, Abigal and Ben Johnston saddle up to the table of the Winter Lunch Party for a free lunch of ham and cheese sandwich, cucumbers, bananas, milk and a cookie, served by Rebecca LaBarr and Nadine Stenson. The program offers free lunches and crafts to children up to 19 and runs Monday through Friday, 11:30-12:30pm through winter break. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)
Cabin fever? Send the kids down to the First United Presbyterian Church for the Winter Lunch Party! Here, Oneonta siblings Chris, Abigal and Ben Johnston saddle up to the table for ham and cheese sandwich, cucumbers, bananas, milk and a cookie, served by Rebecca LaBarr and Nadine Stenson. The program offers free lunches and crafts to children up to 19 and runs Monday through Friday, 11:30-12:30pm through winter break. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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