Literacy Volunteers of Oswego County is proud to announce that its latest tutor classes graduated on May 6. Some have already started tutoring Oswego County adults. LVOC tutors complete an orientation and 9 hours of training which includes how to teach adults basic literacy skills.
Hope Fest is an outreach presented by Christian churches throughout Oswego County that have come together in unity to provide opportunities for people to hear and see the gospel through music, messages, prayer and personal stories.
Rose Chamberlin earned the Ariel Lawson ’08 Memorial Prize, awarded to a student in good academic standing whose dedication to the College is expressed with the purpose of maintaining and perpetuating the Wells “Sisterhood” and who is committed toward solving larger issues of economic and social justice.
As part of our DMZ tour we went to Dora Observatory where it is supposed to be the best place to see North Korea. First we had to go through a security checkpoint. We were told to bring our passports but no one checked them probably because the only non-military vehicles allowed are the designated buses which transport tourists from the nearby Imjingak Park into the secured area.
The Parish Community Yard Sale will be held on May 25. You may call Chriss Sackett at 625-4169 to get placed on the map. Jan Morse and Erin Dupree took Vanessa Dupree and Zory Ana Dupree and Hollie Lucer to the Shrine Circus. They all had a great time and the girls all had their faces painted.
SUNY Oswego’s first local environmental competition will send one young scientist from Paul V. Moore High School in Central Square and two from Fulton’s G. Ray Bodley High School to the GENIUS Olympiad finals in June at the college.
The Fulton Family YMCA is now offering massage. We would like you to meet Pat Gonyea our LMT. Pat is a graduate with high honor from the Humanities Center School of Massage.
Each month the Fulton Noon Rotary Club invites two Fulton High School seniors to lunch. Rotarian Judy Young introduced Katelyn Caza and Alexis Pawlewicz at a recent meeting. The students are presented a certificate acknowledging their hard work during their four years in high school.
When deciding what they wanted to do to earn their Girl Scout Bronze Award, Kaitlyn Czerow, Clare Hook, Cecile Laundre, Julia Roman, Katie Fierro, and Cadie Lily from Girl Scout Junior Troop 10461, decided they wanted to do something for sick children. So on June 2 from 1-3 p.m. the girls are holding an event at the St. Joseph’s Church on West First Street in Oswego to benefit the Golisano Children’s Hospital.
The fight against child abuse has been undertaken throughout the Oswego City School District. Currently a fundraiser to benefit the Child Advocacy Center and Prevent Child Abuse NY is being conducted at every school. Students and staff can purchase pinwheels to created a pinwheel garden to serve as a symbol for child abuse prevention.
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