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June 18, 2008

Anonymous The Daily Star Wed Jun 18, 2008, 03:45 AM EDT

Step Back in Time features community news from The Daily Star 25 and/or 50 years ago.

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June 18, 1958

RICHFIELD SPRINGS _ Miss Elizabeth Weaver presented her piano pupils in her second annual recital on Saturday evening at the public library.

Those taking part were: Robin Hosford, Terry Ann Dibble and Miss Weaver, Jean Chenel, Cheryl Combs, Joseph Marzeski Jr., Alice DeForest, Patricia Hosford, Carlos Straright, Barbara Hugick, Caroline Seeholzer, William Helfand, Barbara Moxley, and Barbara Hugick.

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Bake sale set in Cherry Valley

Grace Episcopal Church in Cherry Valley will host a bake sale from 9 a.m. to noon today, at NBT Bank in Cherry Valley. Pies, cake, cookies, muffins and more will be available for sale.
Final day to enter annual Daily Star Cook-off
Recipe submission deadline for 52nd annual cookoff nears

Do you make a killer steak sandwich or a potato soup that has been called "the best in the world"? What about a delectable devil's food cake or deviled eggs everyone keeps talking about?

Local author to speak about book

Josie Giuseppa Basile will speak about her book "A Gift of My Own: A Journey into the Spiritual Realm of Reality"  at 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 19, at the Body, Mind, Spirit meeting at the First United Methodist Church on the corner of Church and Chestnut street, upstairs in the Main Meeting room, in Oneonta.

Local Safe Kids group promotes coin-battery safety

Safe Kids USA and Energizer recently announced a partnership to share life-saving information with parents and caregivers about the potential risks of swallowing coin lithium batteries.