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September 7, 2010

Anonymous Daily Star The Daily Star Tue Sep 07, 2010, 03:30 AM EDT

The menu for the Oneonta City Schools the week of Sept. 6-10 will be:

Wednesday: Chicken nuggets, green beans, dinner roll. Alternate: Ham and cheese sub, yogurt plate, peanut butter and jelly plate.

Thursday: Hot dog/cheese dog, potato puffs. Alternate: Bologna sandwich, yogurt plate, peanut butter and jelly plate.

Friday: Italian dunkers, dipping sauce, coleslaw. Alternate: Yogurt plate, peanut butter and jelly plate.

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