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AMANDA MORSE and SHELBY NICKERSON (Photo provided)

Cooperstown Center Honors Two of Its Own

By DARLA M. YOUNGS
COOPERSTOWN

Last week, Cooperstown Center recognized two of its own in honor of National Social Work Month.

Director of Social Work Amanda Morse and Case Manager Shelby Nickerson received gift pouches filled with an assortment of fun necessities in recognition of their hard work, which officials said is highly valued every day.

“They are both dedicated and driven to help our residents,” said Cooperstown Center Administrator Jo Peterson of Morse and Nickerson. “They both strive to ensure our residents always have support, no matter if they are staying with us long term or transitioning back to the community.”

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