Month: May 2011
Oswego Health and Fulton Kiwanis Club Team Up To Offer Multi-Organ Blood Analysis
Oswego Health and the Fulton Kiwanis Club will team up once again to offer the community a Multi-Organ Blood Analysis on Saturday, June 4 in the cafeteria of G. Ray Bodley High School.
Oswego Hospital Offers Mental Health Support Group
Oswego Health’s Behavioral Services Department will hold LIGHT mental health support group meetings every other Tuesday on the dates listed below, in the large conference room at the Behavioral Services office at 44 Bunner Street in Oswego.
Buddy & Porky’s Pet Health: Ringworm
John Wight Honored by CNY Association of Police Chiefs
Brewerton and Fulton Speedway owner John Wight was honored on Monday, April 25th by the Central New York Association of Police Chiefs with the “Citizen Commendation” award at the Association’s annual awards dinner at Justin’s Grill in East Syracuse.
Oswego State Baseball Closes Out Conference Play With 7-2 Loss To Fredonia
Oswego State Men’s Golf Places Fifth At Oswego State Spring Invitational
Hundreds Walk To Raise Awareness Of Autism
Approximately 500 people, young and old, turned out Saturday for the annual Oswego County Autism Taskforce’s “Walk for Autism.” The group seeks to provide information that enhances the lives of those touched by Autism Spectrum Disorders in the community. The event featured children’s activities, entertainment, light refreshments, autism information and an organized walk.
OCO Welcomes New Board Members
Executive Director of Oswego County Opportunities, Diane Cooper-Courier introduced the new members of OCO’s Board of Directors during the agency’s annual meeting held April 27 at Springside at Seneca Hill. Cynthia Thrower, a mother of a 36-year old challenged son, is a community volunteer who is also involved in ministering to others. Daniel Thrower brings with him 45 years of experience as a pastor, corrections counselor, teacher and business owner.
Cayuga Community College Hosts Book Drive For United Way
Faculty, staff and students of Cayuga Community College’s Fulton Campus are accepting donations of new and gently used children’s books for the United Way of Greater Oswego County’s Success By 6 Program. The book drive is to collect children’s books for distribution during Fulton’s annual Memorial Day Parade.


