More than 200 people filled Jefferson Community College’s Sturtz Theater Monday evening for a discussion on leadership with Lt. Governor Kathy Hochul that touched on seizing opportunities, networking and the importance of confidence when it comes to achieving goals.
With their purchase of a Colorado blue spruce through the Memorial/Heritage Tree Program, the Oswego Elks Lodge has helped begin the process of re-planting trees to restore the natural beauty on the St. Luke healthcare campus, following a wind storm last year that tore through the area.
James M. Hamer has been named business development specialist at Pathfinder Bank.
As this year’s Stone Soup intern for United Way, I would like to extend a personal thank you to all volunteers, sponsors and attendees who offered their support to the Annual Stone Soup Luncheon hosted by St. Joseph’s Parish in Oswego.
The 2015 Parade of Trees will once again be held at the Pratt House Museum in Fulton. Community members, organizations as well as local schools will have on display trees they have decorated.
Today’s News: The importance of our veterans and opinions on the Syrian refugee situation are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
The Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation is working with Franklin Covey, a global company specializing in performance improvement, to implement a child-friendly version of “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.”
Classes learned that leather is soft and pliable and a good material to make clothing.
Select Career and Technical Education students at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation will now receive both high school and college credits for some of their coursework.
Early sunshine giving way to clouds later today. High near 55.
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