Headlining the fifth anniversary of live theatre at CNY Arts Center, Godspell will open February 17 and run through February 26. The popular musical commemorates the Arts Center’s first musical presented onstage in 2012 but will deliver many new faces plus a new set design.
For nearly 50 years, the Fulton Noon Rotary Club has hosted a high school foreign exchange student for the school year. The students arrive in mid August and return home by August first the next year. The students are ages 16 to 18 years old and are usually in their last year of high school in their home country.
Karen Goetz, executive director of the Richard S. Shineman Foundation, presented Oswego County Opportunities Cancer Services Program Coordinator Carolyn Handville and Cancer Services Program Assistant Christina Wallace with a donation of $1,550. The OCO Cancer Services program offers a wide range of cancer screenings free of charge to both men and women.
A fair attitude toward others’ beliefs and opinions was shown by several Fairgrieve Elementary School students throughout the month of January.
Several Fairgrieve Elementary School students recently received the Golden Spoon award because they exceeded cafeteria expectations throughout the month of January.
Oswego Health is expanding its February wear red initiative, which brings awareness to the fact that heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women, to include this year congenital heart defects, the most common type of birth defect in the United States. As is the tradition at Oswego Health, staff members wore the color red to work today, February 3.
Months of intensive, accelerated study that began in August paid dividends for 11 students in the Center for Career and Community Education Dental Assisting program.
Fairgrieve Elementary students who have exceeded expectations in their classrooms and throughout the school recently received Expectation Expert awards for the month of January.
In meetings with local Assembly members and senators, Reality Check youth and program coordinators will discuss the important tobacco prevention work being done in their communities to save lives and money.
My dog, Frou Frou, (he’s a Doberman, it’s a long story) has suddenly, like in the last week or so, developed bad breath – really stinky, disgusting bad breath. It’s not like he eats garbage or anything, but suddenly it’s more than I can stand just to let him sit on the couch with me. What should I do?
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