Oswego Hospital’s renovation of its emergency room, the region’s gateway for the treatment of serious illness and injuries, is one more step closer to completion as four new patient treatment rooms have opened.
When September rolls around, kids head back to school with backpacks, notebooks, lunch boxes, and all too often, head lice. September is National Head Lice Prevention Month. Head lice infest 10 to 12 million people in the U.S. every year, making it one of the most common communicable conditions in America.
At the forefront of many conversations is the need for good jobs, but with that, two factors in creating those jobs, property taxes and education.
Area veterinarians have begun to test for Lyme disease in dogs and cats. At one Central New York veterinarian’s practice, 210 dogs and cats tested positive for Lyme Disease this year alone.
Kenneth E. Ellis, 80, a life resident of Fulton, died Saturday at the Manor at Seneca Hill.
Dear Porky & Buddy,
Three times this summer I have witnessed animals that seemed to have just been abandoned on country roads.
The kinetic energy of Step Afrika will come to SUNY Oswego on Monday, Aug. 30, in a free performance for the campus and community.
Assemblyman Will Barclay (R,C,I—Pulaski) today warned people that there are several scams taking place in the area, particularly targeting seniors. He said seniors should know what to avoid so they can protect themselves. Loved ones of seniors should also be on the alert to help prevent scammers from victimizing seniors.
Today, Congressman Bill Owens announced that Medicare will begin mailing out another round of $250 ‘donut hole’ checks to more than 30,000 New York seniors.
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