The Retired & Senior Volunteer Program, a division of SUNY Oswego’s Office of Business and Community Relations, will again offer free annual income tax preparation, e-Filing and counseling services in the cities of Oswego and Fulton and by appointment in the villages of Constantia and Phoenix.
Last year, Cayuga Community College campus members walked 67,683,725 steps, lost 265 pounds, raised more than $420 for the Make A Wish Foundation, and contributed more than 2,000 canned items, 20 hams, and $270 to Cayuga County and Oswego County food pantries during its third annual Fitness Challenge.
Recognizing Oswego County pulls together members from Cayuga Community College, Tobacco Free Network of Oswego County, Oswego County Youth Bureau, SUNY Oswego Lifestyles Center, Oswego County Probation, County of Oswego Council on Alcoholism and Addictions, Catholic Charities of Oswego and Farnham Family Services to focus on community awareness for healthier, more positive communities
AAA Western and Central New York recognized the City of Fulton for its continued success in AAA’s Community Traffic Safety Program. AAA’s Platinum Award was presented to Police Chief Orlo Green, Lieutenant Jason Delano and Mayor Ronald Woodward Sr. today (Jan. 31) in Fulton.
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