With a hunger for education and cultural immersion, Hannibal High School Spanish teacher Kristina Licatese-Linn is ready to take that passion across the globe this summer as a Fulbright scholar. The six-week program provides 15 language teachers nationwide with an opportunity to fully immerse themselves in Peruvian culture.
The weather for Oswego Industries’ Community Yard Sale will be warm and sunny. But, it can still get chilly at night. You can warm up with a beautiful antique quilt and help Oswego Industries and its sister agency, Arc of Oswego County, at the same time. At the Community Yard Sale to benefit Oswego Industries, one lucky person will win this quilt. The antique quilt was donated by Dale and Rich Rima along with their son, Alex.
The State University of New York at Potsdam will recognize more than 1,000 candidates for graduation during the college’s 2017 Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, May 20.
The Oswego County Health Department offers a variety of services to all residents of Oswego County, including preventive health services, certified hospice, and a maternal and child health program.
It was only in January this year that the Unites States Department of Agriculture agreed to a new rule requiring that farms raising animals for the “USDA Organic” label meet certain minimum standards of animal care. Known as the organic animal welfare rule, it was to be the first comprehensive on-farm federal protection for animals in American history. But that was January. This week, new leadership at USDA announced that they will delay implementation of the rule until November – or possibly never.
Dozens of SUNY Oswego students spent their 2017 spring break volunteering in distressed communities in Central America and across the nation. SUNY Oswego’s Office of Community Services offers Oswego students many different opportunities to volunteer and travel during alternative breaks in spring and winter.
The 2017 SUNY Oswego President’s Award for Excellence in Academic Advisement will honor Sandra Bargainnier, chair and associate professor of health promotion and wellness in the School of Education.
Residents showed off their patriotic side as Morningstar Residential Care Center kicked off its National Nursing Home Week celebration with a flag waving parade featuring wheelchairs all decked out in red, white and blue.
The annual ceremony opened with a warm welcome from G. Ray Bodley High School Principal Donna Parkhurst and FTA Executive Vice President Karen Noel before FTA President David Derouchie offered remarks. Honorees and guests were treated to a comedic speech by GRB seniors David Houck and Jeremy Herlowski, who also were award recipients.
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