Coordinated by the Oswego County Soil and Water Department, volunteer experts presented in outdoor classroom stations on a variety of topics related to conservation efforts in our county.
Central Square Middle School seventh grade and eighth grade students were joined by their families at a recent open house event. They learned about school and classroom expectations throughout 2016-17 school year.
A special group of sixth grade students at Granby Elementary School want to ensure their peers are safe in school. That is why they volunteered to participate in the AAA School Safety Patrol at Granby throughout the 2016-17 school year.
Students in Jesse Weigand’s construction class at G. Ray Bodley High School recently learned about land surveying from John S. Damiano, of Advanced Information Systems.
Oswego Health recently participated in Senator Patty Ritchie’s Oswego County Senior Health and Wellness Fair. Held at the Fulton Ice Rink, the event welcomed more than 500 seniors and boasted more than 50 vendors.
Members of the Emerald Crest Golf Club in Palermo’ men’s and women’s golf leagues got their pink on for their first “Pink Night” in support of Oswego County Opportunities’ Cancer Services Program.
Personal safety was in focus during a recent assembly at Fairley Elementary School, as a students learned tips to remain safe in a variety of situations. Debra Ortiz-Pardi, community educator for the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, offered advice to help the students make good decisions when it comes to personal safety.
Due to the generosity of the Shineman Foundation, The County of Oswego Council on Alcoholism and Addictions (COCOAA) will be holding various Responsible Server Trainings throughout Oswego County. The training includes two formats; one for on-premise establishments and the second for off-premise retail locations.
A Safe Harbour conference, focusing on the issues of human trafficking and exploitation, is scheduled from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Nov. 7 at Lake Ontario Conference Center, 26 E. First St., according to Brian Chetney, executive director, Oswego City County Youth Bureau.
The hallways of Fairley Elementary School were filled with hundreds of Hannibal Central School District families during the fall open house held Sept. 15.
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