The Oswego County BOCES (OCB) Adult Education department has expanded their course offerings to include the following two new health occupation related courses: Dental Office Receptionist and Certified Administrative Health Assistant.
This year’s picnic, attended by nearly 400 people, featured a variety of games, including softball, water relay, 3-legged race, egg toss, water balloon toss, ring toss, guess how many pennies, a bubble station and more.
Today looks nice. Saturday should be pretty good. But – what about Sunday?
Head Start Pre-K continues to accept applications for enrollment. Head Start is a quality pre-k program that enrolls 3- and 4-year-old children at no cost to families. The program’s primary goal is promoting school readiness through the development of social and cognitive skills.
An official of the Port of Oswego says, simply, that if someone wanted to sneak into America, he could take a boat from Canada and be in Oswego in 40 minutes and in New York City in a couple of days.
U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand visited the port to celebrate a grant that will create what one person calls an innovative approach to making the Port of Oswego — and the region — a little more safe.
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary Club Meeting, Rotarian Ellen Nowyj, left, introduced Alex Bateman, a Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA) recipient for 2011.
There’s a lot to do around the county this weekend. Theater? Queen of Bingo is playing this weekend in Fulton. Food? Try the Taste of Oswego. Art, farmers’ markets, sports and more.
Click inside for our list of things going on this weekend.
Recently, we published the full list of bus routes for the upcoming Fulton City School District year. Since then, two routes have changes — routes 49 and 52.
We’ve republished the corrected list inside…
Founded about six years ago by Doreen Macklen, her husband Dale and son Jim, all of Boylston, the show has grown into a “heritage show-and-tell” of vintage farm machinery, crafts, music, and traditional agricultural activities from the rural North Country.
At a recent Sunrise Rotary meeting, Rotarian Ro Kemmis, left, introduced Pamela Natoli. Pam is employed by “Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure” out of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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