Nancy Fox was honored as the first recipient of the Fulton Sunrise Rotary Community Award. Nancy is the founder, president and executive director of CNY Arts Center.
Thanks to her passion for the arts, cultural and artistic opportunities have increased in recent years.
More than 80 individuals supported Oswego Health’s cancer outreach and educational programs by taking part in the eighth annual Oswego Health Charity Walk/Run held May 18 at the Seneca Hill Health Community. The event also benefited the Fulton and Oswego YMCAs.
Do you have a Summer Resolution? Is running part of it? If so, why not start off your summer training with a top national running coach, Kevin Collins, at the Fulton Family YMCA. Join us on June 5 for a new 10-week, two-phase group running program designed to introduce basic training concepts for optimal fitness and development for both beginner and intermediate levels.
Oswego Hospital will host an American Red Cross blood drive from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 30 in the healthcare facility’s lower level conference room. Members of the public and hospital employees are encouraged to donate a pint of blood during the drive.
Fairgrieve Elementary School recently recognized students for their exemplary demonstration of the district’s monthly virtues.
Georgeanne E. Conley, 92, a resident of Oswego, passed away Wednesday May 22, 2013, at St. Luke Health Services.
Rosemary Ingersoll and Mary Ann Bullard have combined for more than a half century in teaching Oswego’s children.
James M. Ambuske Sr., 86, of Fulton, died on Thursday May 23, 2013, at Michaud Residential Health Services, Fulton.
This annual event usually attracts a standing room only audience and once again the Oswego High School student-musicians will have an incredible opportunity to work with an outstanding jazz musician. Wayne Bergeron is enjoying a career as one of the most active players in the world. With studio dates, International touring, jazz concerts, guest soloist appearances and clinics, he has no intention of slowing down.
The Richard S. Shineman Foundation announced it has awarded Enable a $10,000 grant to expand its parenting program for families of children with autism into Oswego County.
Enabling Parents is a six-week education class that helps parents and caregivers better understand and care for children with an autism spectrum disorder or behavioral issues. The training will cover topics such as measuring and managing behavior, identifying triggers, monitoring progress and communicating with school personnel.
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