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Oswego Cinema 7 2/12/2018 – 2/14/2018
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Month: February 2018
Community
Porky and Buddy Pet Health – Please Stay Focused On Helping Animals
Like everyone else we know, we have been following the #MeToo movement, as long-time leaders in every segment of society have come crashing down in the wake of horrific allegations about their behavior toward women and girls. And as important as this movement has become, we never imagined it had anything to do with our little column on animal welfare and care for pets. But then a few weeks ago, we began to see news reports with allegations against Wayne Pacelle, the president and CEO of the Humane Society of the United States.
Community
SUNY Oswego Students Apply Wellness Skills At Senior Residence
Health promotion and wellness students from a SUNY Oswego class gave St. Francis Commons residents a zest for life last fall with a Zestful Living exercise and nutrition program that continues this spring. St. Francis Commons at St. Luke, an assisted living residence at 12 Burkle St. in Oswego, opened in 2013 for older adults who wish to be independent and active, but may need help with daily activities.
Community
CiTi Blood Drive Combines Service And Education
Students in the Career and Technical Education Nursing Assistant and New Vision Allied Health programs got a first-hand look this month at the organization and protocols involved with a large-scale public health event as part of the CiTi – American Red Cross blood drive.
Community
Rachael Purtell Makes Fall 2017 Dean’s List at SUNY New Paltz
Dean’s List designation is reserved for students who excel academically and earn at least a 3.3 grade-point average in a semester with a full-time course load.
Community
Rotary Phones Highlighted
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting, Rotarian LaVerne DeLand introduced Alex Seymour, who after working 34 years as a telephone repairman, became a collector of telephone memorabilia.
Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay
Election Day Changes Unnecessary and Costly
The Assembly Majority is once again advancing an early voting bill through committees with a vote expected on the floor in the near future. The Governor is also making his push for early voting in his budget this year. While there are slight differences between the two proposals, both would result in another unfunded mandate and change our current system when it does not need to be changed.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego St. Baldrick’s Event Seeks Volunteers To Go Bald to Support Childhood Cancer Research
More than 100 “shavees” are expected to shave their heads to raise money for lifesaving childhood cancer research, Dan Witmer, event organizer, told Oswego County Today. Every two minutes a child is diagnosed with cancer worldwide. And, in the U.S. one in five kids diagnosed won’t survive. Those who do survive often suffer long-term effects from treatments too harsh for their developing bodies.
Sugar and Sugar Scanlon Funeral Homes
Earl Hofmann, 86
Earl Hofmann, 86, of Granby, died Saturday February 10, 2018, in Oswego Hospital.
Oswego Daily News
Vacant Oswego House Damaged By Fire
UPDATE: West Bridge Street remains closed between West Eighth Street and Liberty Street. Crews are working to reopen the street soon.
Firefighters responded to a fire at a vacant house on West Bridge Street, between Lathrop and Northwest Ninth streets, early this morning (Feb. 11). There was some major damage to the roof and second floor of the structure. No injuries have been reported.