Friday, November 22, 2024

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Former restaurateur: ‘I beat drug, alcohol addiction; you can too’

Hello Mark

This is Bill B. I used to have a restaurant on Ridge Street 1997-2009.

I’m celebrating 34 years of sobriety from alcohol February 17th. AA and the people in the program helped me and continue to help me maintain my sobriety and I am forever grateful.

It hasn’t always been easy, but 1 day at a time I continue to live alcohol free. There is hope and help …

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‘Moreau United’: Jesse Fish aims to unseat Kusnierz; oust VanTassel too

By Zander Frost, Chronicle Staff Writer

Moreau United — a “bipartisan alliance” — launched an effort to oust Moreau Town Supervisor Todd Kusznierz and gain a majority on the town board.

Retired water superintendent Jesse Fish is running for Town Supervisor.

Incumbent Democrat John Donohue and Patrick Killian will seek the two available town council seats versus endorsed Republicans, incumbent Alan VanTassel and Radici restaurant owner Carly Mankouski.

Mr. Fish …

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SHMD leadership

South High Marathon Dance is now a 501c3 non-profit organization. It board of directors is: Dan Albert, Tom Myott, Jody Sheldon, Gus Carayiannis, Mary Mann, Ray Ruby and Missy Smith.

Student chairs in 2023: Sophia Belden, Jillian Capozucca, Hazel Crossman, Mary Fitzsimmons, Sydney Hart, Brandin Luman, Logan Mahoney, Don Manegdeg and Lucy Zimolka.

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SHMD recommends…

A Recommendation,” from organizers of the South High Marathon Dance to the young participants, that perhaps rings true for all of us:

“A good rule of thumb? At any given time, somebody’s grandmother, somebody’s little sister, and some reporter is watching you. Don’t do anything you wouldn’t want your grandmother to see, your little sister to mimic or your parents to read in the paper.”

Copyright © 2023 Lone Oak …

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SHMD: $9.9 million raised in 45 years

The South High Marathon Dance is a student driven event that raises money for individuals, families, and organizations in need of financial assistance,” says the school, noting that approximately 80% of the high school population participates.

“…This event has grown into a celebration that brings the entire community together like nothing else, with activities taking place year-round.”

In its 45-year history, organizers say the Marathon Dance has raised over $9.9 …

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