The Oswego County Health Department offers a variety of services to all residents of Oswego County, including preventive health services, certified home health care, long-term home health care, certified hospice, and a maternal and child health program.
The following students were named to the Academic Honors List for the fall 2013 semester at SUNYIT:
The Oswego County Board of Realtors recently presented Karen Merrill, coordinator of Oswego County Opportunities’ PATH program with a check in support of the programs’ efforts of helping area youth. Each year, the Oswego County Board of Realtors organizes a fundraiser for the PATH program.
The list recognizes those who participate in at least 12 hours of academic work and achieve a semester grade point average within the range of 3.50 to 3.99.
SUNY Oswego’s online MBA tied for 14th among online graduate business programs — the highest of any institution in the state, according to U.S. News’ 2014 “Best Online Degree Programs: Business (Graduate)” rankings published Jan. 8.
The Middle School Student Council, who sponsors a fall and spring dance for middle school students, used the fall dance to help collect food items for the drive by collecting items at the door prior to the dance.
The Phoenix Central School District Dollars for Scholars Chapter has partnered with Scholarship America® and CollegeWeekLive to offer students, parents and others in Phoenix a convenient way to receive relevant and timely information from national experts on financing education beyond high school.
The Oswego High School wrestling team copped an important win, indoor track Lady Bucs performed well and swimmers as well as basketball were in action on the varsity level. Meanwhile, the Lady Buc jayvee basketball team remained unbeaten in recent action.
Getting relief from all the unfunded mandates is a priority for local officials. No one wants to raise taxes, city officials said. However, the mandates are making it tough not to, they added. “As long as we have a dialogue going, (the governor) knows where we stand. We need help from Albany,” Oswego’s mayor added.
Students at Sandy Creek Middle School in grades 5-8 competed on December 16 in an early round of the Scripps Spelling Bee. After several re-scheduled dates due to adverse weather in the district, the contest proved to be a real barn-burner with two students slugging it out for the title of top speller in the school.
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