St. Francis Commons Assisted Living Residence in Oswego is putting the final additions on a project that has added physical improvements to the residence and uses new technologies to enhance the Memory Care at St. Francis program. The memory care program serves residents with early to mid-stages of a dementia-related illness like Alzheimer’s disease.
Students in the Stepping Stones Day Program at the Fourth Street School in Fulton got an early start trick-or-treating. The younger students of the program went door-to-door inside the Fulton Education Center seeking sweet treats from staff members and Fulton City School District administrators.
On Friday, November 17, at 6:30 p.m., participants will use special paints to turn a sheet of glass into “stained glass” instead of using the traditional method of lead and cut glass.
Mexico High School’s Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) club celebrated National Red Ribbon Week by offering prevention advice on a variety of topics to their peers. Throughout the week, SADD club members focused on awareness of distracted driving, drugs, bullying, alcohol and suicide.
The Oswego High School Drama Club has announced the upcoming production of Stephen Sondheim’s iconic musical “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.” The macabre and murderous Sweeney Todd, a Londontown barber with a penchant for pastry, has been frightening and delighting audiences for decades in this rollicking tale of revenge.
CNY Arts Center is excited to announce the Syracuse Area Live Theatre (SALT) Awards Academy has nominated CNY Arts Center for recognition in seven categories for the recent theatre season. The awards program recognizes outstanding performances in Professional and Non-Professional Theater in Central New York.
Assemblyman Will Barclay recently presented Altmar-Parish-Williamstown bus driver Barb VanSanford with an Assembly Resolution. VanSanford received the 2016 American Red Cross of Central New Y
Madelyn Ann Marie Stauring was born in Oswego Hospital on October 27, 2017.
Jeff Yalden, a nationally renowned speaker, met with students at the middle school and high school to share his uplifting message and encourage positive life choices.
October marks Domestic Violence Awareness month. It’s an important time for people to use whatever platform they can to talk about these tragic encounters, raise awareness of them and perhaps share personal stories or experiences. However, as we flip the calendar to November, stopping the spread of domestic violence, which is one of the least reported and punished crimes, and helping victims recover should continue to remain at the forefront of our minds.
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