In September the Oswego Public Library will offer a two part workshop at the Library Learning Center. On September 14, volunteer Morgan Bond will teach Introduction to Digital Photography from 1 – 3 p.m.
Construction at Oswego’s first Assisted Living Program residence, St. Francis Commons, is nearing completion as staff makes preparations in anticipation of welcoming the first residents in late September. “Building construction has been progressing on schedule and we are now going through the admission process with potential residents who have contacted us,” said Julie Chetney, Senior Living Coordinator of St. Francis Commons.
University Police at SUNY Oswego recently placed second in a national competition among college and university law enforcement departments, many of them much larger than Oswego’s 21 sworn officers. The International Association of Chiefs of Police recently announced the recognition for the University Police in the 2012 Law Enforcement Challenge, a national traffic safety program that recognizes excellence through a competition within categories of police departments from municipalities, states, federal agencies, military and others.
As students in Central and Northern New York prepare to head back to the classroom, State Senator Patty Ritchie is releasing the results of her 2013 School Survey, which shows that most people think area schools are “excellent” but have concerns about more rigid standards under the state’s new Common Core as well as bullying in schools.
This Saturday night, August 31st will be the final points night of the 2013 racing season as the Fulton Speedway will crown track champions. Right after that things will be put in high gear with all roads leading to the prestigious, 28th Annual Outlaw 200 Weekend at the route 57 speedway.
Participants in Catholic Charities’ Family Education, Family Support Services, and Relatives Raising Relatives programs were recently treated to a group picnic at Scriba Town Park. Twenty-nine families gathered for a day of fun and networking.
Opening speakers for this year’s Ernst & Young Lectures Series at SUNY Oswego include three Oswego faculty members and one of Syracuse University’s Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows. The 2013-14 lectures will be at 6 p.m. on selected Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Campus Center auditorium. The series complements the “Gender and Workplace” course, part of Oswego’s women’s studies program.
Local favorites, F5 will be rocking the after ride celebration of the Child Advocacy Center’s 10th Annual Blue Ribbon Ride Against Child Abuse. To be held September 7, the celebration will begin at 5 p.m. at Lighthouse Lanes, Shampine Drive in Oswego. The event includes a chicken BBQ, drawings for themed gift baskets and other items including an official hockey stick signed by team members of the 2013 Calder Cup finalist Syracuse Crunch.
The college will receive $139,500 over two years to pilot the program at Oswego Middle School, part of a $2.95 million grant the National Science Foundation awarded to the SUNY system, the New York Academy of Sciences and SUNY Empire State College to bring to scale a mentoring program that has been successful downstate.
EAA, the Experimental Aircraft Association, Chapter 486, located at the Oswego County Airport, County Route 176, Fulton, will partner with the FR Sussey Composite Squadron (Civil Air Patrol) on September 8 from 7 a.m. to noon to honor our Emergency organizations and our Veterans and especially to pay tribute to the victims of 9/11.
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