Organizers: Job fair can keep area students here - Oneonta Daily Star

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Organizers: Job fair can keep area students here
Oneonta Daily Star
Pathfinder Village, Springbrook, Fidelis Care, Bassett Medical Center and Catskill Area Hospice & Palliative Care, Inc. were all represented at the job fair. Jessica Lundy, a Cherry Valley eighth grader, said she is hoping to become a nurse someday.


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