Local Residents to Attend RIT
The following local residents have enrolled for fall 2012 admission at Rochester Institute of Technology:
The following local residents have enrolled for fall 2012 admission at Rochester Institute of Technology:
Residents from St. Luke Health Services visited the 155th Oswego County Fair in Sandy Creek where they spent the day enjoying food, entertainment, and collecting ribbons for their handmade crafts. The residents brought home four first place ribbons and one second place ribbon.
Church has served as a member of the Oswego County Health Department Professional Advisory Committee (PAC) and has offered her outstanding leadership and guidance to the Public Health Nursing Service of Oswego County.
School may be out for summer, but for two of Tammy Seymour’s students this means it’s time to pack their bags and travel to the Rochester Institute of Technology to attend a summer program.
Funds raised will benefit rehabilitation programs at Oswego Industries, which has been providing services to individuals with disabilities in Oswego County since 1968.
Elliot Ringwald, graduate of Mexico High School, class of 2012, will give two farewell recitals before departing for the University of Oklahoma, where he will continue his pipe organ studies with Dr. John Schwandt.
Melissa Cusson and Tracy Cusson, both of of 101 Cusson Drive, West Monroe, were each arrested for third-degree welfare fraud and third-degree grand larceny. They are accused of fraudulently receiving social service benefits in the form of Medicaid and food stamps in excess of $5,000.
The State University of New York at New Paltz recently conferred over 1,000 undergraduate degrees. Emily Pryor, a resident of Oswego, was among the university’s graduates.
Vauter took advantage of leader Mike Mahaney’s misfortune when he had to get hard on the brakes to avoid a car ahead of him that got out of shape, that let Vauter shoot to the lead on lap 29. Then Vauter was able to survive a late yellow to go onto the popular win.
As many as 200 North Country horses will gain protection from the deadly EEE virus as a result of Thursday’s vaccination clinic sponsored by Senator Patty Ritchie. The event is to be repeated again tonight at the Town of New Haven Highway Department.
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