Children who turn five years old by Dec. 1 are invited to be enrolled in the program between the hours of 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. that day. Following April 27, kindergarten registration will be available through the Central Registrar.
The Regional Director for Central and Western New York, Lt. Commander Steve Adams came to the Oswego Division and completed the annual inspection of the unit. Each cadet is inspected from head to toe to ensure proper wearing of uniforms, name tags, patches insignias and to make sure they were following the USNSCC protocols.
Mild with increasing clouds and a chance of sprinkles today. High near 55.
(Part 1 in a series of articles marking Public Health Week in Oswego County) One function of the Oswego County Health Department’s public health mission, which often goes unnoticed, is planning for public health emergencies. Disasters and emergencies can happen at any time, often without warning. Knowing which disasters can happen in your community and how to prepare for them can help you be ready in times of emergency.
On April 23 at 2 p.m., the Town of Volney History Center will host a presentation and slideshow by Jim Farfaglia. Farfaglia will read excerpts from the many memoirs that were written by veterans, their spouses and/or their children.
According to the New York State Maple Producers Association, New York is home to the largest source of tappable maple trees in the U.S., making New York an ideal producer of maple syrup. Maple syrup production has been steadily increasing since the late 1990s. In 2016, New York ranked 2nd in the nation, producing more than 700,000 gallons of syrup and second only to Vermont in terms of production.
It’s almost Easter and maybe you are thinking adorable little bunnies or chicks should be a part of your life, or your kids’ life, or your grandchildren’s life. If you are a regular reader of this column then you probably know that we think that the practice of running out and buying baby chicks and rabbits as an Easter gift is a really really bad idea.
Hundreds of young people throughout Oswego County are in need of safe, stable, permanent housing. You may not see them on the street because many spend their evenings “couch surfing,” drifting from friends and extended family members housing spend however many nights they can, wherever they can.
Kristen Campbell from the Alzheimer’s Association was the guest recently at Oswego Rotary, giving a presentation on the disease, Dementia, research updates and local/national programs and services available to patients and caregivers.
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