Photo provided by the Oneida County Sheriff's Office
The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office and Oneida County Child Advocacy Center are thanking some local elementary students for thinking of others this holiday season.
Mrs. Alt’s fourth grade class at Hughes Elementary School in New Hartford has donated blankets to the Child Advocacy Center, which will be given to victims – many of whom are young children – who receive services by the CAC on a daily basis.
The Sheriff’s Office provided a certificate of appreciation to the class for their kind donation.
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