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Perth Supervisor Greg Fagan, chairman of the Fulton County Board of Supervisors Public Works Committee, presides over a committee meeting Monday at the County Office Building in Johnstown. (The Leader-Herald/Michael Anich)
JOHNSTOWN Fulton County officials took action Monday on two issues involving demolition of properties in the city of Gloversville.
The Board of Supervisors’ Public Works Committee on Monday handled the matters at the County Office Building.
County Solid Waste Director David Rhodes brought before the committee a proposed resolution referring a home at 1 Oakland Ave., Gloversville, to the Fulton County Demolition Team to be razed per Operation Green Scene. The resolution passed, and was passed on to the full board for final action May 10.
Jane Ollivier, pictured at left in 2015, entered the School of Life at age 15 after being orphaned and passed around various relatives. While living at the School of Life, she earned an education degree, taught school and now works as a home life officer for ACAY to help other teen girls. (Courtesy of the Missionaries of Mary)
Quezon City, Philippines Jane Ollivier lost her parents by the age of 10. For five years, she bounced around between various relatives before she entered the School of Life, a residential program for teenage girls in metropolitan Manila run by the Missionaries of Mary. I wasn t treated as a child who needed help, but as a member of a family, she said. I found the care of a family that I was looking for.
More than 60 pets arrived at the Oregon Humane Society from shelters in Dallas, Texas on Saturday. This transfer of pets marks the first, large transport of the year for OHS through the Second Chance Program. Humane Society officials say transferring pets from areas where the number of pets entering shelters outnumbers adopters is at the heart of their Second Chance program.
Fresno mother of 7 receives free smile makeover from dental professionals
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FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) A Fresno mother is ready to take on the new year with a new smile.
As recently as five months ago, Karen Valencia was living with eight teeth and had not kissed her husband in months.
All that changed when the mother of seven was selected from more than 400 local applicants to receive a smile makeover through the Second Chance Program at Fresno Oral Maxillofacial Surgery and Dental Implant Center.
She received the $50,000 smile makeover for free.
On Tuesday, Valencia received her final surgery, just in time for the holidays.