My neighbor got all upset with me yesterday because he saw me putting antifreeze in my car in my driveway and a little bit spilled on the ground and I didn’t have time to clean it up as I was late for work. He started yelling at me about antifreeze killing pets. The upshot was that I cleaned it up to make him stop and I was late for work. Why would an animal lick up antifreeze? Is he just a nut bucket?
The Oswego Health Foundation has been presented with a generous donation from NRG’s Oswego Harbor Power that will help enable the health system to purchase a new fixed Magnetic Resonance Imaging to be installed next year at Oswego Hospital.
Members of the SUNY Oswego community are helping spread holiday cheer to needy families across Oswego County through the college’s 27th annual Toy Drive. The effort, in conjunction with Oswego County’s Department of Social Services, seeks to make sure each child in the county has a gift to open during the holiday season.
Each year, with the help of caring businesses, organizations and community members, OCO’s Nutrition Services prepares and distributes hundreds of “Blizzard Bags” to home delivered clients throughout Oswego County.
Oswego High School has announced the students making the first quarter honor rolls.
As project-based learning becomes an increasingly popular initiative in education, teachers and administrators in the Fulton City School District are on the forefront of this movement. At the Fulton Junior High School, Principal Ryan Lanigan and teachers Eric Kaproski and Laura Lizotte are leading the charge to bring more project-based learning offerings to their students.
It wasn’t an average science lecture when Commander Peter Robson recently stopped by Granby Elementary School to deliver an out-of-this-world lesson aeronautics. The guest speaker is an educator with the Challenger Learning Center in Rochester and provided an energetic, high-flying experience to the third grade students.
A decades-long tradition continued at Sandy Creek Elementary School recently, as students sat down for a Thanksgiving feast. In addition to indulging in the Thanksgiving feast, the students also entertained their family members with several songs related to the holiday.
More than a dozen students participate in the ACE after-school program, which provides first through third graders with healthy snacks, academic and behavioral supports and community enrichment activities.
Cloudy with snow arriving after mid-day today. High in the upper 30s.
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