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Oberacker’s Hand-Sanitizers

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Bill and Phyllis Denny, Oneonta, drove out to the Schenevus Fire House this afternoon, where county Rep. Peter Overacker, the Republican candidate to succeed state Sen. Jim Seward, R-Milford, was handing out free hand-sanitizers.  In the past week, Oberacker converted the lab at Form Tech Solutions, his product-development company in Schenevus, to manufacture 400 bottles of hand-sanitizer to help fill a shortage caused by the coronavirus threat.  Earlier, he had gone door-to-door, handing out 80 bottles.  The rest of the bottles will be distribute, one per family, 4-6 p.m. Wednesday, also at the fire hall.  (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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  1. I would like one … are there more to be made? Thanks for doing this 👍🏻 Your a wonderful kind person and will make a great Senator with all you do. Always looking out for people. Thank you Peter Oberacker !

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  2. I received one and it’s wonderful I wish I could get more it would even be worth paying for

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