Scott Wallace, a New Hartford native and former O-D reporter, will lecture on his new book on Central American civil wars at ...

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Scott Wallace, a New Hartford native and former O-D reporter, will lecture on his new book on Central American civil wars at Munson on March 29. Wallace, a writer and photojournalist, reported ...

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