Submitted Photos Members of the Fredonia Police Department recently participated in No-Shave November. Each participating officer was asked to donate $20 for the privilege of forgoing facial shaving for the month of November. Thirteen officers participated in the fund-raising event, with the Fredonia Police Benevolent Association matching the funds raised by its officers. Funds raised in the amount of $560 were donated to the Oishei Children’s Hospital Neonatal Care Unit. In late October, the newborn baby of an officer of the Fredonia Police Department required medical treatment. The baby spent several days in the care of the nurses and doctors of the Neonatal Care Unit of Oishei Hospital. “It is because of the care and dedication of this staff the young newborn child is with family this holiday season,” the department noted in a news release. “It is sincere gratitude members of the Fredonia Police make this donation.”

Submitted Photos Members of the Fredonia Police Department recently participated in No-Shave November. Each participating officer was asked to donate $20 for the privilege of forgoing facial shaving for the month of November. Thirteen officers participated in the fund-raising event, with the Fredonia Police Benevolent Association matching the funds raised by its officers. Funds raised in the amount of $560 were donated to the Oishei Children’s Hospital Neonatal Care Unit. In late October, the newborn baby of an officer of the Fredonia Police Department required medical treatment. The baby spent several days in the care of the nurses and doctors of the Neonatal Care Unit of Oishei Hospital. “It is because of the care and dedication of this staff the young newborn child is with family this holiday season,” the department noted in a news release. “It is sincere gratitude members of the Fredonia Police make this donation.”

Submitted Photos Members of the Fredonia Police Department recently participated in No-Shave November. Each participating officer was asked to donate $20 for the privilege of forgoing facial shaving for the month of November. Thirteen officers participated in the fund-raising event, with the Fredonia Police Benevolent Association matching the funds raised by its officers. Funds raised in the amount of $560 were donated to the Oishei Children’s Hospital Neonatal Care Unit. In late October, the newborn baby of an officer of the Fredonia Police Department required medical treatment. The baby spent several days in the care of the nurses and doctors of the Neonatal Care Unit of Oishei Hospital. “It is because of the care and dedication of this staff the young newborn child is with family this holiday season,” the department noted in a news release. “It is sincere gratitude members of the Fredonia Police make this donation.”