If you are from Central New York, then you know early summer means the strawberry harvest – and all that goes with it! Among residents at Michaud Health Services in Fulton, the tradition of cleaning and preparing a batch of freshly picked strawberries is alive and well.
Time to order fresh, locally-grown blueberries and pick up a blueberry pie, cake or sundae at the Schroeppel Historical Society Blueberry Fest from 11 a.m.- 3 p.m. on July 19.
The Migrant Education Tutorial and Support Services Program at Oswego County BOCES recently held its annual graduation and recognition ceremony. Each of the three graduating seniors from the program received a scholarship award on behalf of the Weston T. Hyde Foundation, which was presented by former Fulton City School District Superintendent Michael Egan.
“The closing of the Scotsman Media Group is not a reflection of the ability or skills of the company’s leadership or employees. The result is due to unforeseen business circumstances beyond the company’s control,” stated Company President William Veit, noting that his attempt to acquire the business or obtain additional financing was ultimately unsuccessful.
After 40 weeks of classroom training and hands-on learning, 26 Oswego County BOCES Practical Nursing program students earned their diplomas Thursday and are preparing to embark on medical careers in the near future. The nearly 1,200-hour adult education course prepares students to work as a practical nurse in such places as home care agencies, nursing homes, physicians’ offices, hospitals and health care clinics.
Republican, Conservative and Independence candidate for U.S. Congress John Katko (NY-24) announced an addition to his growing Listening Session schedule with a stop in Oswego County.
Students in fourth grade at Michael A. Maroun Elementary attended a special send off on June 25. The “seniors of the school” were recognized for being outstanding leaders and were treated to a pizza party and live DJ.
The Oswego County BOCES’ Dental Assisting graduation was held on May 28. Paul Gugel, director of Adult and Migrant Education, announced that all ten of the DA graduates were eligible and were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society.
Granby Elementary School recently announced its top Accelerated Readers for the 2013-14 school year and rewarded Accelerated Reader participants in grades two through sixth who met their reading goals with an afternoon celebration that included cupcakes, refreshments and activities around the school.
Happy Day, a celebration born decades ago under the leadership of former Fairley Principal Dr. Joseph Occhino, offered an opportunity for the entire school community to get together and honor one another for a successful school year.
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