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Town Of Scio is located in the state of NY and is home to 1,625 people.
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GENESEE SOFTWARE
Town considering website/facebook upgrade with software discussion
Published on: 01/08/2025
The Town of Scio is inviting Mr. Woodruff from Genesee Software to discuss the Website and Facebook Page. This could potentially lead to a contract for website maintenance or development.
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