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A three-story historic building was renovated into a state-of-the-art facility that provides McMahon/Ryan Child Advocacy Center with 10 times the space it had in its previous location, allowing multiple agencies to serve the needs of vulnerable victims under one roof.
Children at McKinley Brighton Middle School add the final touches to model rockets of all shapes, sizes, and colors. Once fully assembled, the countdown will begin.
Matthew House is a two-bed, not-for-profit, non-denominational home for people who are terminally ill and who for a variety of reasons, can no longer remain in their own homes.
Matthew 25 uses its farms located in Tully and LaFayette to grow and harvest fresh fruits and vegetables for distribution free of charge to those in need.
The Calvary Food Pantry of Central New York is an emergency food pantry that has met the needs of the residents of Auburn and its surrounding region for more than 25 years.
“It’s a very meaningful place for someone to just come and visit, learn about Anne Frank and the tree and reflect.”
Library card holders can borrow both the books and monitors similarly to how they borrow other library items.
Support from the Cayuga Community Fund allowed a class of students to participate in summer camp and travel to Central Park in preparation to perform Hamlet.
“The outcomes of the Osborne Park Renovation Project exceeded the expectations of the Committee.”
“Call me boring, but I love this area and I feel it is well worth working to preserve and enhance it,” said Bernie.