Oswego Rotary recently hosted Stephanie Montero and Jeff Parker from ARISE speaking about the NYS Office of the State Long Term Care Ombudsman program. The program is an advocate and resource for persons who reside in long-term care facilities such as nursing homes, assisted living and adult care facilities.
At its most recent annual holiday gathering, Northern Oswego County Health Services celebrated Sharon Ellis’ 30 years with the organization. Ellis is a familiar face to hundreds of children in the northern Oswego County area where her recent positions have been as a nurse practitioner in the School-Based Health Centers at the Lura Sharp Elementary School and Sandy Creek Central School.
During the month of December, the Oswego Middle School advisory classes worked diligently making hats, mittens, and scarves for the “Warm Hands, Warm Heads, Warm Hearts” winter apparel drive. The students created the apparel for the people of our community who may be in need this winter season.
The State University of New York at Potsdam recently named 869 students to the President’s List, in recognition of their academic excellence in the Fall 2016 semester.
The Fitzhugh Park Elementary School community came together to celebrate hard work and team spirit with their annual team photo.
Seventy-three contributions totaling $14,840 were collected during the campaign. This generous support from businesses and community members alike helped the Fund’s Advisory Committee secure $14,840 in matching dollars from the John Ben Snow Memorial Trust, bringing the combined total raised to $29,680.
Oswego Health welcomes Theresa Ruddy, MD, M.P.H. to its medical staff and the General Surgery Associates practice, located at 90 W. Utica St., in Oswego. Dr. Ruddy is board certified by the American Board of Surgery and the American Board of Colon and Rectal Surgeons.
Oswego County Opportunities recently recognized Jennifer Searor, site supervisor, with OCO’s Developmentally Disabled Services. She received a longevity award for 25 years of loyal service to OCO and its consumers.
Students from the Paul V. Moore High School’s Distributive Education Clubs of America chapter recently attended the Region 9 DECA competition and continued to excel in the community. The results are in and the Central Square School district is pleased to announce that the following students placed in their respective events:
CNY Arts Center is looking for 12 “angry” men and a room full of would-be artists to sip and paint their way through a fundraiser to kick off the New Year, all in the first week.
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