CONNECTION - Kinney Drugs

THE
First Edition 2009
CONNECTION
Kinney Employees of the Year
Employees of the Year Honors were presented at the
Holiday Get-together of Administration and Distribution
Center Employees on December 18th . Shown here are
Craig Painter, CEO and Chairman of the Board; winner
Paul Tiff, Store Systems Support Specialist; winner
Abey Hadfield, Mail Clerk for the Administration and
Distribution Center; winner Alane Day, Administrative
Assistant; and Bridget-ann Hart, President and COO.
New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) Cancer
Services Program Recognizes Kinney Drugs for Colorectal
Cancer Outreach and Screenings
The New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) Cancer Services Program
presented a 2008 Innovative Project / Event Award to Kinney Drugs for its efforts during
Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month in March. The award recognized colorectal cancer
outreach, screening events and media coverage that Kinney Drugs provided in partnership
with the Cancer Services Program.
In March, Kinney invited the Cancer Services Program Partnerships into 61 of our
stores to set up clinics for colorectal cancer outreach and recruitment opportunities. We
provided the facility, as well as advertising for outreach events throughout the month that
allowed the Cancer Services Program Partnerships to distribute colorectal cancer screening
tests to men and women over the age of 50 who have no insurance or insurance that does
not cover colorectal screenings. Over the past two years in partnering with this program,
13 test results have come back positive. A referral program is in place for such results.
According to the Cancer Services Program, Kinney Drugs was selected for an Innovative
Project / Event Award for being a strong example of what community collaboration can
and should be.
Colorectal cancer is the third leading cause of cancer death in the United States in men
and women, according to the American Cancer Society (ACS). Screening can reduce death rates from colorectal cancer
both by preventing the disease and by detecting it at earlier, more treatable stages. The relative five-year survival is 90
percent for colorectal cancer patients diagnosed at an early, localized stage, but only 39 percent of cases are diagnosed
at this stage. It is one of the few cancers that can be prevented through screening because precancerous polyps, from
which colon cancers often develop, can be identified and removed. The ACS recommends women and men of average
risk begin screenings at age 50. Of the 49,960 people expected to die of colorectal cancers in 2008, it is estimated
that appropriate testing could save more than half.
1

CORNER The best way to start out 2009 is by making sure you know how much we appreciate your
hard work and the dedication to customer service that helped us have a very successful
2008! You have been and will continue to be an important part of Kinney’s success,
both last year and this year as well. The Board of Directors has approved our 2009 Fiscal
Budget and Business Plans, and together, we have a long list of “things to do” this year!
PRESIDENT’S
2
It’s Your Kinney…
Perhaps the biggest item on that list that we must all focus on is finding more ways to
generate additional sales!
With the economy being what it is, at the national, state and local level, we all need to concentrate
our efforts into adding more sales, and at the same time make sure our spending patterns are in
alignment with our sales.
For some of you, your positions in the company have an obvious and direct link to sales. As
pharmacists and pharmacy techs, you know you can increase sales every time you go the extra mile
to fill one additional script. As a cashier, you know that you can increase sales when you provide
outstanding customer service that keeps those customers coming back.
And yet for others of you, you may be asking, “My job isn’t directly linked to sales…. so how
can I help?”
Let me answer that question by asking another question. Have you ever bought an item in a
grocery, convenience or department store that you could have purchased at Kinney’s?
Ever been in a grocery store and thrown paper towels, spaghetti sauce, coffee etc… into your
cart? Ever grab a soda and a bag of chips at the gas station? Ever pick up that extra pair of
needle nose pliers at the local hardware store? My guess is we have all done that.
In 2008, our employee owners spent $4.6 million dollars in sales at Kinney’s. In doing so, they
also saved themselves $500,000 through their employee discount!
Let’s look at this year. We currently have 2700+ employees. If every employee took
$10/week that they would have spent someplace else… like a grocery store, hardware
store, pet store, convenience store etc., and bought those same items in their Kinney
store… it would generate an additional $1.4 million in sales! That’s a lot of
money!
Now we’re not asking you to buy something you wouldn’t normally buy, or to
spend money that you can’t afford. What we are asking is that you shop Kinney first!
Make Kinney’s the first stop on your grocery list!
After all… it is your Kinney!
First Edition 2009

WHAT’S HAPPENING in Our Communities
Wellness Wednesdays
Kinney Drugs and St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center have partnered to offer
“Wellness Wednesdays,” a series of free health education and screenings, at store
#85 located at 104 Lafayette Road, Syracuse, N.Y.
The program began on Wednesday, Dec. 3rd and will offer free weekly screenings
by a registered nurse or respiratory therapist from the St. Joseph’s Hospital
Wellness Program. The screenings will focus on heart health, lung health and
diabetes awareness. The purpose of the screenings is to continue to build on
Kinney’s healthcare image and to promote preventive health in the community
by educating people and providing information that could help prevent chronic
health problems. Thank you to the team at store 85 for their efforts in putting this
program together.
Kinney Drugs Partners with
Crouse Hospital’s Lights of
Love Campaign, Syracuse N.Y.
Proceeds from Lights of Love this year will be used to
further cancer and stroke patient services at Crouse Hospital.
Donations will help build an infusion lounge for the delivery
of chemotherapy to outpatients. This treatment area will be
furnished with lounge chairs, televisions and other comforts
for patients and families. Contributions will also allow Crouse
Hospital to purchase more equipment specifically for the care
of stroke patients in the Emergency Department.
Toys for Kids –
Channel 5 WPTZ
Toy Drive
Sponsored in
During the Christmas holiday part by:
season residents stopped by several
Kinney Drug stores to drop off a
toy to needy children in the North
Country, Plattsburgh and Vermont
markets. Once again, thank you
to all stores participating in this worthwhile
community event.
E.J. Noble Hospital and
Gouverneur Central
School Health and
Wellness Day
On Monday, November 10th Kinney
set up a booth at Gouverneur High
School’s Employee Health and Wellness
Day. Our own Todd Wells from store
#1 attended to answer questions the
staff had about various medications
and to learn more about the life vial.
The staff was thrilled to have their
hometown company represented at the
event. Many other organizations were
in attendance: EJ Noble Hospital,
Cornell Cooperative Extension, Winter
Cancer Treatment Center, and Samaritan
Medical Center’s Rehabilitation Unit in
Watertown.
First Edition 2009
3

4
Flu & Pneumonia Clinics -
Kinney cares about keeping you healthy through the flu season!
First Edition 2009
Once again Kinney hosted a chain wide effort
in conjunction with Maxim Health Systems to
offer customers the convenience of receiving
a flu and/or pneumonia vaccination. This year
126 clinics were offered which resulted in a
total of 11,112 vaccinations. Several stores
hosted two clinics to accommodate their
customers at different times of the day. Thank
you to all stores for taking part in this program!
Let’s remember to keep ourselves
healthy through flu season. Dave
Caladria from store 79 was recently
asked to comment on a community
service article for cold/flu season
with one of our local papers. Great
job Dave! Below are his comments:
1. Flu is very contagious; hand washing and
sanitizing areas such as doorknobs, toilet
handles, faucets, etc will reduce the chances of
infecting others.
2. Always check expiration dates and replace
products as needed. (Do this several times a
year - not just at cold and flu season).
3. Check w/ Dr. or Pharmacist if you take any
prescription drugs or have other medical conditions.
4. Always read labels carefully and only take as directed.
5. All medication should be kept out of reach of children and in
child proof containers.
6. Specialized products available for patients with certain disease
states (Coricidin HBP line for hypertensive patients or sugar free
formulations for diabetic patients).
7. Always use children’s medication for appropriate ages – never
give adult formulations to children and try to “adjust” the dose.
8. Drink plenty of fluids and rest as much as possible.
9. Most OTC products have store brand generic equivalents that are
just as effective as the brand names, but much cheaper.
What should be
in your medicine
cabinet during
cold/flu season?
1. Analgesics for body
aches and fever: Tylenol
(Acetaminophen) or
Motrin/Advil (Ibuprofen)
2. Cough suppressant for dry
cough (Delsym)
3. Nasal Decongestant for head
congestion (Sudafed)
4. Expectorant to loosen
mucous and chest congestion
(Robitussin, Mucinex)
5. Antihistamines for sneezing/
runny nose (Benadryl,
Claritin, Zyrtec)
6. Combination products
available for multiple
symptoms
7. Cough drops
8. Sore throat spray/lozenges
(Cepacol, Chloroseptic)
9. Disinfectant sprays or wipes
(Lysol, Clorox)
10. Hand sanitizer

CALL 1.800.EAP.CALL
(1.800.327.2255)
or log-on at www.eniweb.com
Diabetes Screenings
This past summer Kinney conducted 3 diabetes pilot programs that
would serve as the model for future Kinney Diabetes programs. The
programs proved successful and screenings were launched in each of
our markets. The events were held in conjunction with medical centers
and Cornell Cooperative Extension. The programs were implemented
to educate residents of the community on the risk factors of diabetes,
give them the opportunity to have their numbers checked for free and
to consult with a Certified Diabetes Educator.
Two test options were available; an A1C test which measures your
average blood sugar levels for the past 2 to 3 months, this test
is encouraged for people who have already been diagnosed with
diabetes. The second test is a simple blood glucose test which
measures your blood sugar level at any point in time.
Once results are given, a Certified Diabetes Educator was on hand
to discuss the results and share important information on diabetes
prevention and management.
Diabetes is one of the 3 leading causes of death and disability in
America. Kinney is working together with local hospitals to provide
FREE disease education and screenings to encourage people to care
about their health and the health of their families.
Make time for
your family
this year.
With
Your FREE,
confidential, 24/7 EAP
Work/Life benefit!
Courtesy of
A service provided by
First Edition 2009
5
®

6
Breast Cancer Awareness and Education Days
First Edition 2009
In 2007 Kinney hosted
11 breast cancer
awareness and education
days; in 2008 the
program grew to 39
stores! Hundreds of
local residents came to
our stores throughout
VT and NY to learn
more about breast
cancer awareness in
conjunction with 25
Medical Centers
and 15 county/state
health departments.
The Medical
Centers offered
information on
mammograms,
prevention and the latest technology.
KIN0048_BrstCncrAwrnss8.5x11:Layout 3 9/9/08 3:45 PM Page 1
Awareness
Friday, October 17 TH
You’re under our care. ®
BREAST CANCER
AND EDUCATION DAY
FREE
Earthwise Bag
for the first
50 participants.
JOIN KINNEY AND OUR PANEL OF EDUCATORS TO LEARN MORE ABOUT MAMMOGRAMS,
PREVENTION AND THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY. THE THINGS YOU LEARN COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE.
For a full list of clinics log on to
www.kinneydrugs.com
County and State Health Departments presented information on the
various cancer service programs that are free to those who qualify.
Several surveys were sent back from our partners with positive comments
about the professionalism of store personnel and with Kinney’s
support, their community outreach has grown. North Country Mobile
Mammography set up their mobile unit at stores in St. Lawrence County.
One of our own store managers’s talked about how convenient it was to
go through the mobile unit as opposed to going to her doctor’s office.
Representatives from Susan G. Komen for the Cure were also present
at some events. Once again, thank you for your support of these
worthwhile community events.

Don’t let the winter months keep you
inside – keep moving!
Beaver Lake Nature Center
Trails
109 Syracuse St
Baldwinsville, NY 13027
(315) 638-7177
http://onondagacountyparks.com/parks/beaver
Hiking, snowshoeing, walking/sights
Bristol Mountain
5662 State Route 64
Canandaigua, NY 14424
(585) 374-6000
http://www.bristolmountain.com
Skiing/snowboarding
Cicero Twin Rinks
Meltzer Campus Drive
Cicero, NY 13039
315-752-7465
http://www.ciceroicerink.com
Ice skating
Dry Hill Ski Area
PO Box 202, 23682 County Route 67
Watertown , NY 13601
Ph: (315) 782-8584
Fx: (315) 782-1741
Contact: Tim McAtee
Web: http://www.skidryhill.com
Glimmerglass State Park
1527 County Highway 31
Cooperstown, NY 13326
(607) 547-8662
http://nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/info.
asp?parkID=22
Cross country skiing, hiking, ice
skating, snowmobiling
Greek Peak Mountain Resort
2000 NYS Rt. 392
Cortland, NY 13045
800-955-2SKI
http://www.greekpeak.net
Skiing, snowboarding, tubing
Killington Resort
4763 Killington Road
Killington, VT 05751
1-800-621-MTNS (6867)
http://www.killington.com/winter/index.html
Skiing, snowboarding
Lake Placid Olympic Sports
Region Olympic Center
2634 Main Street
Lake Placid, NY 12946
518-523-1655
http://www.orda.org/newsite/todo.php
Skiing, snowshoeing, skating,
bobsledding
Robert Moses State Park- Thousand
Islands
State Route 37
Massena, NY 13662
(315) 769-8663
http://nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/info.
asp?parkID=157
Hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing
Ski Vermont, Vermont Ski Areas
Association
26 State Street PO Box 368
Montpelier, NY 05601
802-223-2439
http://www.skivermont.com
Skiing, snowboarding
New Hartford Family YMCA
108 New Hartford Shopping Center
New Hartford, NY 13413
315-797-4787
http://newhartfordymca.org
Various indoor gymnasium activities, work
out rooms, pool, etc.
The Adirondack Park
3140 State Route 28
Old Forge, NY 13420
315-369-6983
http://www.adirondack-park.net
Hiking, sightseeing
Point Au Roche State Park
19 Camp Red Cloud Road
Plattsburgh, NY 12901
(518) 563-0369
http://nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/info.
asp?parkID=162
Snowshoeing, Ice fishing, nature trail, crosscountry
skiing
St. Lawrence Golf/Country Club
100 E Main St
Canton, NY 13617
(315) 386-4600
Cross-Country Skiing - access behind Best
Western, from Pike/Russell Roads, 25 miles
of groomed trails.
Delta Lake State Park
8797 State Route 46
Rome, NY 13440
(315) 337-4670
http://nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/
info.asp?parkID=18
Snowmobiling, cross-country
skiing, ice fishing, hiking, nature
trail
Rosamond Gifford Zoo at
Burnet Park
One Conservation Place
Syracuse, NY 13204
(315) 435-8511
http://rosamondgiffordzoo.org
Walking, sights, animals
Dry Hill Ski Area
County Route 67
Watertown, NY 13601
315-782-8584
1-800-379-8584
http://www.skidryhill.com
Skiing, snowboarding
Thompson Park Conservancy
and Zoo
One Thompson Park
Watertown, NY 13601
315-782-6180
http://www.nyszoo.org/
Walking, sights, animals
Whiteface Mountain Ski Area
5021 NYS Route 86
Wilmington, NY 12997
(518) 946-2223
http://whiteface.com/newsite/index.php
Skiing, snowboarding
Other Web-sites of
Interest:
www.northcountryguide.com
www.syracuse.com
www.vermont.com
www.visitfingerlakes.com
Other Activities:
Bowling
Local YMCA’s
Museums
In-door driving
range
First Edition 2009
7

8
The Chamber of
Commerce of Adams,
New York dropped
off this wreath for the
employees of Store #4
in Adams to decorate.
The wreath was decorated
by employees under
the directions of Jerry
Sherman, and then it
is auctioned off with
funds this year going to
the local F.F.A. Great job -- it
certainly is an “It’s My Kinney”
looking wreath!
First Edition 2009
31st Annual
Kinney Drugs/
Kinney Drugs Foundation
Sponsored
Edward I. Moses
Walk/Run
For Life
SUNDAY,
APRIL 26
Call Nancy Garrand
For More Info.
Executive Office Does Their Part
The Gouverneur Executive Office staff chose to give their
Christmas gifts again this year to the local Catholic Charities
center. The group provided gifts for two families, one family of
four and one family of six. Shown here are Joanna deLorraine,
Personnel Clerk; Tracey Stoffel, Administrative Assistant and
organizer of the event; Sarah Griffith, Human Resource Clerk
and official gift wrapper; and not shown Nancy Garrand,
Employee Rel. Coord. (photographer). This is not the first time
the Exec. Office staff has provided for families. In the past they
have donated to other Christmas families, Adopt a Platoon,
and other projects. Fun is had by all as they keep track of gifts
and make sure every child has an equal number and the parents
have family gifts, food items and store certificates.
The following is Manager, April Sumner’s note to
Regional Retail Manager Dale Myatt. We wanted to
share with you what this store did. We know that other
stores and locations did some of this sort of Christmas
giving also and we know that it is appreciated to the
needy in all our areas.
Dale, I just wanted to let you know, as a compliment to the staff
here at Store #76 in Elizabethtown, New York. In organizing our
annual Christmas party my employees decided to forego the usual name
drawing and on a voluntary basis give to the Toys For Kids Campaign.
In addition, they have taken a portion of our Christmas Store Fund to
sponsor a local family of four to dinner and gifts for the family’s children.
I had absolutely no influence in the planning of this – it was my
employees and I am so proud of them! April
What the.....?
Bob Gonyea from the Distribution Center has hunted deer for 43
years. This 6-point he shot isn’t his first buck, but it is a first for him.
The deer turned out to be a 6-point doe!

Meet Our New Pharmacists…
Deborah Franchi, RPh joined Kinney Drugs on September 29th. After several years practicing
in Hospital and Long Term care settings, this is Deborah’s first opportunity to work in a retail setting.
She has worked as the Interim Director of Pharmacy for Little Falls Hospital and also for Pharmacy
Solutions (Long Term Care) in Utica, NY. A 1982 graduate of Ohio Northern University, Deborah
joins us floating in the Mohawk Valley area.
Alison Willis, RPh is a 1994 graduate of Albany College of Pharmacy. She has worked as a staff
and supervising pharmacist for Fays/Eckerd Drugs and as a staff Pharmacist and Intern Coordinator at
Wegman’s.
Alison is very involved in community activities. She has served 2 ½ years on the Fayette Village
Pandemic Preparedness Committee, overseeing public awareness on the cough/cold and flu season
and in crisis management information. She is also the president and founder of Two Smiles One
Hope Foundation for children with certain forms of Muscular Dystrophy. She is also on the Board of
Directors of the Cazenovia Ski Club.
She now works at stores #60 and #85 in Syracuse, NY having started at the beginning of October.
Deborah Sleeper, RPh joined the staff at store #56 in Bradford, VT on October 31st. She
is a 2001 graduate of Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. She joined CVS and worked as a staff
pharmacist until becoming the pharmacy manager in 2002 in West Lebanon, NH. In 2006, she
began working for Medicine Shoppe in Barre, VT.
Emerson Metzler, RPh has joined Kinney Drugs on December 1st as a staff pharmacist in the
Central Region at store #20 in Lowville and store #57 in Old Forge, NY. He previously worked
at P & C in Carthage, NY for 7 years as a supervising pharmacist and most recently at Rite Aid in
Carthage for the last 2 years.
Emerson is a 10 year resident of Lowville, NY and he and his wife serve diligently as foster parents
in Lewis County for the last 4 years. They currently have 3 foster children in their care, ages 4 years,
2 years and 10 months. They also have 2 other children at home. Emerson is a 1995 graduate of
Albany College of pharmacy.
Stephen Sopchak, RPh graduated from Rutgers University in 1994. He joined us on December
5th at store #23 in Morrisville, VT and will transition to the position of Supervising Pharmacist
within the next few months. He most recently worked for Pharmalogic, Inc. in the field of Nuclear
Pharmacy for the last 7 years in Williston, VT. He also has experience on Long Term Care, working at
PharmaCare and in Community Retail Pharmacy with Rite-Aid.
Nicholas Marino, Pharm.D. started on December 8th at
store #66 in Lyons, NY as a staff pharmacist. After 90 days
he will move to store #78 in
Canandaigua, NY. He is a 2008
graduate of Albany College of Pharmacy,
having most recently worked for Rite-Aid.
Please join all of us in welcoming these
new Pharmacists to Kinney Drugs!
Nicholas Marino, Pharm D.
Stephen Sopchak, RPh
First Edition 2009
Deborah Franci, RPh
Deborah Sleeper, RPh
Emerson Metzler, RPh
9

10
Roy White
Cullinan Williams
First Edition 2009
HAPPENINGS
Foundation’s 1st Annual Central
NY Charity Event a Success
The Central NY Charity Event was held on September 16&17 at the Turning Stone Resort
& Casino. Similar to the June Children’s Charity Event, a dinner was held followed by a golf
tournament the following day.
Former NY Yankee, Roy White, was on hand for both days to share stories about his former
teammates. Also on hand was a dynamic speaker, 17 year old Cullinan Williams, who spoke
about his life living with diabetes.
This first time event raised over $100,000 with proceeds benefiting the Kinney Drugs
Foundation and the American Diabetes Association.
Harley Davidson
Tickets Sold to
Raise $ for
Foundation
Kinney Drugs stores sold $5 tickets
to win a Harley Sportster motorcycle
throughout
the month of
September. Over
$9000 was
raised to benefit
the Kinney Drugs
Foundation. The
motorcycle was
donated to the
Foundation by a
vendor partner
to the marketing
department.
Congratulations to
Penny Copeland of Barre, VT who won
the Harley!
Vermont Softball
Tournament Held
to Benefit the
Foundation
In September 2008, a softball
tournament was held in Vermont to
benefit the Kinney Drugs Foundation.
Spearheaded by Bernie Alden, #23
and Kathy Ennis, #56 with lots of help
form Norm Robinson, #11, 5 teams
participated in this first time event which
raised almost $1000!
In addition to the actual softball
tournament, food was sold and an
auction was held. Mr. Alden stated
that he received very positive feedback
from participants who look forward to
taking part in the event again next year.
Thank you to Bernie, Kathy, Norm, and
all of the volunteers who helped out this
year!

Service
AwArdS
NOVEMBER 2008
5O YEaRs
Alice Moore, #12
25 YEaRs
Glenda eddy, #13
20 YEaRs
Mary curcio, #1
Jeffrey Bouchard, #9
Kelly Sheffield, #27
15 YEaRs
rich Barr, #25
donna Stratton, #21
10 YEaRs
Peter Pritchard, #12
Stephanie Bissetta, #28
Theresa cliff, #53
Sherri LaLonde, #60
Mark Avallone, Admin.
Melissa Mitchell, Admin.
5 YEaRs
Melissa conant, #9
Jacob Hoch, #20
Tabatha digregorio, #23
debra Hitchman, #34
Thomas Ardis, #36
Shari dodge, #42
Ryan Barsuch, #47
Paula Carter, #47
Tina Archer, #48
donna Alberry #48
Joseph Burns, #48
Sara Luffman, #60
christina dollinger, #64
Steven Gray, #65
catherine McGowan, #65
rebecca Bardo, #65
Stephanie Gray, #65
indira iseric, #69
DECEMBER 2008
20 YEaRs
david Britton, #3
Stacy denesha, Admin.
15 YEaRs
Sara Little, #38
10 YEaRs
Rebecca Horn, #74
5 YEaRs
erin corcoran, #10
Kelly Halpin, #42
Miranda Cole, #57
debra currier, #62
william Abdallah, #62
Natalia Daughton, #79
Matt cozza, Admin.
Just a Little Halloween Fun
Although always busy keeping this customers satisfied
and thrilled to come back to their respective stores –
these Kinney Drugs employees have a little fun with
Halloween. Store workers at #49 in Little Falls, New
York; ranged from baseball players to Dorothy from
the Wizard of Oz – including the “baby pumpkin”.
And then there are the official Kinney Cheerleaders
from Store #24 in Pulaski. Looks like all ladies – don’t
you guys know that you can be cheerleaders to – we
expected to see Pharmacist Mark Palmer in the official
cheer get-up.
First Edition 2009
11

Our Kinney Families are Growing…
Karrie Koerick, Store Clerk at Store #34 in Gouverneur,
NY and her husband, Dan, are the proud parents of their
first baby, Mackensi, born on September 27, 2008.
Justin Besaw, Supervising Pharmacist at Store #34
in Gouverneur, NY and his wife, Charity, are the
proud parents of a baby girl, Ashlyn, born on
October 16, 2008.
Meghann Johnson, Pharmacy Technician
at Store #7 in Cortland, NY and her
husband, Michael, are the proud parents of a
baby girl, Payton, born on October 14, 2008.
Chris Scott, Replenishment Clerk at the Distribution
Center and his fiancée Heather Hubbard, are the proud
parents of a baby boy, Brayden Christopher, born on
November 3, 2008.
Brian Bruyns, Supervising Pharmacist at Store #21 in
Essex Jct., and his wife Stacy, Staff Pharmacist at the
same store are the proud parents of baby girl, Calleigh,
born on November 18, 2008.
Kinney
Wedding Bells...
Jonathan Hickey, Management
Trainee at Kinney Drugs #74
in Tully, New York was married
to Sara on October 11,
2008.
Allen Giddings, Store Manager at Store #91
in Potsdam, NY, and his wife Stacey are the
proud parents of baby girl, Gracey, born on
December 1, 2008.
Amber Bushey, Shift Supervisor at Store #21
in Essex Jct., Vermont is proud to announce the
birth of her baby girl, Ciara, born December
11, 2008.
Sara Little, Supervising Pharmacist at Store
#38 in Middlebury, Vermont and her
husband, Tim are proud to announce the
birth of their new baby boy, Brody, born on
December 4. 2008.
Crystal Morse, Shift Supervisor at Store #51
in Liverpool, New York is proud to announce
the birth of her new son, Coby Pickett, born on
December 6, 2008.
PRESORTED
STANDARD
U.S. POSTAgE
PAiD
Watertown, NY 13601
Permit #65