July Events At SUNY Oswego Announced
The following events and activities will take place at SUNY Oswego in the coming month.
The following events and activities will take place at SUNY Oswego in the coming month.
With the support of Lombardo’s Bridie Manor, The Buc Parent League will be hosting an “All You Can Eat Pancake Breakfast” on June 29 from 8 a.m. until noon. The Buc parents and students will be serving a menu of pancakes, eggs, sausage, bacon, mixed fruit, pastries along with your choice of beverages.
Assemblyman Will Barclay recently honored Mexico Academy and Central High School Varsity Wrestling Coach William Kays and junior Trevor Allard with Assembly resolutions.
ARISE is pleased to announce a new event for Oswego County. This fall we will be hosting our first annual “Light up the Night” run. The run will start at dusk and runners-walkers are encouraged to use their wildest imagination to light themselves up – use of glow sticks and lights is strongly encouraged!
The AmeriCorps Summer Youth Activities at Oswego City Parks program kicks off on Thursday. AmeriCorps members Cynthia Emrich and Erin Chetney will be providing equipment in conjunction with Oswego County Youth Bureau and the City of Oswego for games and activities for youth in our city parks.
The Oswego City Band celebrates its 80th year beginning Wednesday with an exciting and varied musical program, according to Trevor Jorgensen, concert band conductor.
Amy Bidwell, who teaches in Oswego’s health promotion and wellness department, found that just adding 75 grams of fructose — two 20-ounce lemon-lime sodas — to the daily diet of healthy participants caused massive increases in cholesterol and other markers that can threaten heart and other health. But if the subjects were physically active at the same time, their bodies cancelled out much of the adverse effects.
The Country Cruizers Car Club presented a donation of $500 to the Hannibal Chapter of Dollars for Scholars. Dollars for Scholars is a subsidiary of Scholarship America.
Set to run July 14-18 and August 11-15 at the center, 357 State St., the camp offers students a choice of art, writing, dance and theatre classes along with lunch and afternoon group art projects from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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