For the past 12 months, All Saints Episcopal Church has provided dinners to the public every Tuesday from 5:30 to 6:30 PM. These dinners are free of charge to those who wish to receive from this outreach ministry endeavor. There is no religious service as part of the meal.
ARC of Oswego County announced that it has received a $2,500 CVS Caremark Community Grant. The grant will be used to support Early Intervention programs for children and toddlers experiencing developmental concerns.
For more than 15 years, Cayuga Community College has been working in leftover, rented spaces. Now, it wants a home of its own.
The $11.2 million plan to buy the closed P&C Foods store at River Glen Square is intended, according to college President Daniel Larson, to create a space that “looks and feels and sounds and smells like a college campus.”
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Students in the New Vision Allied Health program helped spread some holiday cheer among residents of Michaud Residential Health Services. The class, which visits with residents weekly, brought flowers and gift baskets to share with folks.
Students will no longer be the silent ones at parent-teacher conferences. Later this year, they’ll be running the conference. We’ve got a full report on that today in RaiderNet Daily. Lots of sports news as well, and, as you see in the photo above, students are out helping others for the holidays.
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