Students and staff at Oswego County BOCES rallied this holiday season to support a local non-profit organization in its more than 20-year mission of supporting people with terminal illnesses.
The Parish United Methodist hosted the Parish Ecumenical Christmas candlelight service on December 16. The weather cooperated this year and many were able to attend the beautiful service.
BOCES Career and Technical Education students in the Culinary Arts program mentored young students from Janet McKnight’s class at New Haven Elementary School in the art of cookie making.
Through their “Be A Santa For A Senior” program, the Fulton Kinney Drugs collected gifts, and donated them to Michaud – to help make sure residents find something special under the Christmas tree this season.
Fair weather in the past six weeks has allowed construction crews to make progress, and workers have begun pouring concrete for the building foundation. Site work has developed the main access road and building utilities are being laid.
Pennellville resident Britani Pruner gives, delivers gifts to residents
The investigation revealed that a 2004 Pontiac Sunfire, driven by Sarah J. Teifke, 24, was eastbound on County Route 45 and a 2004 Western Dump Truck, driven by George D. Preeman, 61, was northbound on State Route 481. The Pontiac Sunfire failed to stop at a stop sign at the intersection and was struck by the dump truck on the passenger’s side, troopers said.
Several events and activities are planned at SUNY Oswego in the coming weeks
Students and staff members brought in money to donate to the charity that helps families stay together in the “house that love built,” while their child is receiving treatment at a nearby healthcare facility.
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