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Patricia Knoechel, Quilt in a Day Representative, will give a demonstration on the company’s newest publication, All Star Quilt, and Eleanor Burns’ signature patterns: Birdhouse Quilt, Sew Radiant Quilts, Color Wheel Quilt, and Magic Mountains.

Cornell Cooperative Extension in Oswego County is leading this energy-savings workshop, which is sponsored by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority and developed by Cornell Cooperative Extension and NYSERDA.

The hard work paid off for the Mexico team members, who took home first-place medals for the competition and also earned a trophy as the 2014-15 OCAY League overall champions. The team from Oswego finished in second place for the ‘70s competition, while the Sandy Creek team earned the bronze medal.

The Master’s Touch Chorale, a well-known singing gospel group, will be holding a free concert on April 25, 4 to 6 p.m. at Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church.
A love offering will be taken.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention notes that one out of three older adults (aged 65 or older) experiences a fall each year. Falls are a leading cause of both fatal and non-fatal injuries and many may be preventable.

On May 19, at 9:30 a.m. the Central Square Middle School eighth graders will have the unique experience and privilege of hearing first-hand from a woman who is both a witness to, and as a […]

The 10-foot inflatable boat that is the NY Sea Grant Discover Clean & Safe Boating educational vessel for 2015 may be a small boat, but it carries a big message. It’s equipped with a propane engine and traveling to boat shows, events, and venues throughout Upstate New York educating the public about the equipment needed and mandated for safe, environmentally-friendly, and legal boating on the recreational waters of New York.

James Everard, a fisheries biologist with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, recently served as a guest speaker at the school and discussed fishing regulations, such as open seasons, catch limits, species identification and proper catch-and-release protocol.

The program was designed to help educators and students succeed based on the theory that knowledge builds on knowledge. Its digital and print products have been incorporated into the curriculum for Phoenix students in kindergarten through second grades and focuses on English language arts.