The Phoenix American Legion Post 418 will host a chicken barbeque this Saturday, June 10. Serving from noon until gone, the dinners will be available for eat in or take out. Dinners will cost $9 each, $8.50 for seniors.
The Teaching Assistant Program in France selected 2017 alumna Serena Schaeber and 2016 graduates Zoe Behncke and Stacey Baran for the competitive French government program that offers paid teaching assistantships in schools. Their yearlong placements start this fall.
We’ve featured Trouble before, but he still needs a home where he can romp around and get into, well . . . trouble . . . like any other exuberant and good-hearted teenager. He is a handsome young boy, lively, affectionate, and totally playful. He likes to head butt his foster mom while he purrs his little heart out. He loves the other cats where he lives and he really needs to go to a home that has other cats for him to play with.
Crude oil travels through the Great Lakes Basin by rail, truck, and barge. On Thursday, June 8, at 1 p.m. and Friday, June 9, at 8 a.m., the public can listen in by webinar as the Great Lakes Sea Grant Network, Great Lakes Commission, International Joint Commission, and Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative host a symposium on crude oil transport. Webinar information is available at glslcrudeoiltransport.org
State Senator Patty Ritchie announced that free “dunk” kits containing larvicide that kills potentially disease-carrying mosquitoes in standing water and helps prevent the spread of diseases like EEE and West Nile Virus are now available to Central and Northern New York residents at local Soil and Water Conservation District offices.
Clara Barton, Walt Disney, Babe Ruth and several other important figures stopped by the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation classrooms at Michael A. Maroun Elementary School to share their life stories as part of a living wax museum event.
The days are getting longer, the weather is warming and Scoop’s Ice Cream Stand is open for the season at Bishop’s Commons – all signs that summer is right around the corner! Located on the Riverview Patio, “Scoops” Ice Cream Stand is now serving residents and their visitors daily.
The Oswego County Health Department’s Environmental Division will hold the 27th annual Tap Water Taste Contest (formerly known as the Best Tasting Drinking Water Contest) June 14, at the Oswego County Regional Market, 3921 Route 104, in the town of New Haven.
The Oswego County Legislature’s Human Services Committee recently recognized World War II veteran Ralph D’Amico for his lifetime of community citizenship and national service. Earlier this year, D’Amico celebrated his 100th birthday.
The residents and staff of Springside at Seneca Hill, Oswego Health’s premier retirement community, are enjoying their fragrant blooming wisteria vine that grows over an attractive pergola. “This year the wisteria is particularly pretty, I’m told,” said Jason Santiago, Oswego Health vice president and chief operating officer of Springside and The Manor at Seneca Hill.
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