The idea to create the minor grew from Christopher Mack, an associate professor of history, and sociology department chair Tim Delaney, who share a deep interest in sports. Delaney, often with participation from Mack, holds a sportsmanship symposium every March.
Students at John C. Birdlebough High School recently capped off Red Ribbon Week with nationally recognized speaker David Flood. Standing before an audience of nearly 600 Phoenix teenagers, Flood infused humor and honesty into his motivational presentation.
The Oswego Public Library will host a book reading and signing on Nov. 19 from 1-3 p.m. Local author Linda Jeanne Germain will read her children’s book entitled “Kirby’s Krazy Karrot Kaper (For the Love of Maggie).”
Included among the more than 60 human services that OCO offers is its Homeless and Runaway Youth Shelter. The only program of its kind in the county OCO’s Homeless and Runaway Youth Shelter serves to stabilize households by preventing homelessness and facilitating the transition from homelessness to permanent housing.
The event, sponsored by Fulton Community School, provided seventh and eighth graders with an opportunity to meet with nearly two dozen college representatives and local employers.
Houghton College has honored Lily Morris, who has shown academic excellence by being named to the Dean’s Honor List for the spring semester 2016.
Oswego Rotary club is pleased to host Oswego High School students every other week at its Tuesday meetings. Recently, Derek Caramella and Kelsey Cullinan visited the club.
Many of us have lived around here for most of our lives, so why are we always surprised when it snows in October? Think about it. That said, around this time of year we always hear from kind-hearted people who have seen a stray cat hanging around their house or hiding under the porch. Most of the time they are feeding it, and many of these cats are too afraid to do anything but sneak up to eat the food.
Representatives from Comfort Windows recently visited students in the Construction Technology program at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation to discuss the company’s mentorship program and potential employment.
On Oct. 26, Friends of Great Bear and CNY Land Trust were invited to tour the Sunoco Ethanol Plant located in Volney. The plant, spanning more than 90 acres, produces nearly 85 million
gallons of ethanol yearly. 350 million pounds of CO2 are captured and resold for use in manufacturing and other industries.
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