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Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Onondaga Road pupils help Cambodian orphans

Posted on 4:46 PM by svdfbd
by Catie O'Toole The Post-Standard Wednesday April 15, 2009 Photo courtesy of Kathleen Hart-Zavoli Schoolchildren at an orphanage in Cambodia review school projects and books sent by pupils at Onondaga Road Elementary School.Pupils in Jessica Goodnough and Virginia Madden's classes at Onondaga Road Elementary School in the West Genesee school district took part in a project to help children in
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