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Bishop’s Commons Enriched Living Residence in Oswego will host an informational forum open to the public entitled “Understanding Advanced Care Planning and Estate Planning Essentials,” presented by local attorney Sara E. Davis and Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. financial planner Randy Zeigler.

The Fair Haven Chamber chooses Turtle Cove Restaurant as its business of the month for June for participating the revitalization of the west side. When Colleen and Brian met at Bailey’s restaurant and bar in 1989, in Exton, Pa., they were both in restaurant management. They opened restaurants, trained staff, and generally ran the operations from inventory to customer service. Over the next 22 years, they and later on their two boys, lived in Fair Haven on and off.

The Oswego Children’s Theater has completed casting for its next production, “Disney’s 101 Dalmatians Kids. The production is slated to be performed on July 17 at 7:30 p.m., July 18 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. and July 19 at 2 p.m. in the theater performance space at the New Haven Congregational Church.

The town of Scriba Planning Board seeks a new member to its five-member board, according to James F. Wellington, chairman of the Town of Scriba Planning Board. A vacancy recently occurred with the departure of long-serving member Gary Holthouse who relocated out of the area to be closer to his children.

Cayuga Community College is offering fun-filled, educational classes for kids and teens between the ages of 8-14. Cayuga’s College for Kids and Teens will run from July 6 through August 14 on both the Fulton and Auburn campuses.

The talented group of seventh and eighth grade students under the direction of Paul Brewster performed a variety of selections that demonstrated their remarkable range, and spotlighted some individual talent as a few soloists took front and center.

While a traditional world history course is a staple in every high school, some G. Ray Bodley High School students recently took their studies one step further with a visit to Haiti. The poverty, pollution and economic distress they read about in their history books played out in real life.

Second graders paraded around the auditorium with American flags as part of an annual tribute to Old Glory. Younger students sat in the audience and were captivated by the songs, stories and facts that the second graders presented.

The Sandy Creek Central School District recently honored its student-athletes with dozens of individual and team awards at a recognition event in the school auditorium. Athletic coordinator Mike Stevens presented awards honoring scholar athletes, those who exhibited sportsmanship, league and section winners and multi-sport athletes.