The SUNY Oswego master’s degree program in clinical mental health counseling recently obtained accreditation from the discipline’s standards-setting organization, and this national recognition opens new avenues of employment and other benefits for graduates.
CNY Arts Center announces the debut of Top Hat Solutions, a comedy improv troupe under the direction of Arts Center veteran Jess Tetro. The comedy company will debut as late-night entertainment February 18 at 10 p.m. following the second performance of Godspell at 7 p.m.
The Acting Company recently named SUNY Oswego senior Michael Jaquez a winner in a national playwriting competition that spun off two plays coming to Waterman Theatre in March, “Julius Caesar
Linda Eagan, founder of Fulton Block Builders, shared her excitement for the new organization with the Fulton noon Rotary Club recently. Fulton Block Builders is dedicated to revitalizing Fulton neighborhoods one block at a time.
A mix of sun and clouds later today. High 25.
Looking for something fun for the whole family to take part in over February break (February 20-24)? Join the Fulton Public Library in its Family Fun Week, a part of the Winter Reading Program.
The investigation revealed 72-year-old Richard T. Becher from Syracuse was operating a 2016 SkiDoo snowmobile eastbound on Trail C5A when he lost control on a curve and was ejected into the path of a westbound snowmobile, operated by George A. Longtin, 51, from Manlius. The investigation is continuing.
Mayor William Barlow declared Feb. 1 to be Fred A. Crisafulli day in the city of Oswego, in honor of the unsung hero who left such a mark on this city. He was actively involved in numerous organizations in the community, including acting as the first tourism director of Oswego, and as Harbor Master.
The Oswego County Industrial Development Agency and the CNY Regional Planning Board assisted the county in solicitation and evaluation of proposals for consulting services related to development of a strategic economic advancement plan for the county. The IDA agreed to pay 50 percent of the cost of the study, up to $50,000. The two agencies should split the cost, one legislator said.
Riverside Cemetery now has a complete GIS and Google Earth Mapping inventory of its tree and shrub populations thanks to Eddie Bevilacqua, Professor and Undergraduate Coordinator at the State University of New York (SUNY) of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF).
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