Fitzhugh Park Elementary School in Oswego kicked off the school year with a program featuring Joe Trionfero and his well-known character education program “Show of Love!” Trionfero, whose energy and enthusiasm throughout the program was infectious, engaged students in their school-wide character education initiative now under way.
Oswego First UMC will celebrate a revival weekend October 7 and 8 at 7 p.m. and October 9 at 10 a.m. with special speaker Rev. Dr. Diana DeWitt, author of “The Authority of Love: Reclaiming Spiritual Authority in the Church Today.”
Oswego County Opportunities Cancer Services Program recently received some much needed support when representatives of the Ladies Golf League at Cold Springs Golf Course in Mannsville presented the program with the proceeds of its seventh annual breast cancer awareness golf tournament.
Vadoud Niri of the SUNY Oswego chemistry faculty and his undergraduate assistants worked steadily — and quietly — for three years researching five common houseplants as agents for removing potentially hazardous chemicals such as acetone from the air. Then the American Chemical Society took note of their work, and it is quiet no longer.
Several area students completed their graduate studies at SUNY Oswego in August 2016 and were recognized with master’s degrees or graduate certificates.
SUNY Oswego’s Counseling Center peer educators (P2Ps), Counseling Center staff and the Lifestyles Center will host student-awareness activities associated with Mental Health and Wellness Week from Sept. 24 to 30. Each day, several events on campus will educate students about mental wellness and assist students with identifying and managing stressors, including anxiety and depressed mood.
Join the Oswego student athletes and Oswego community for the inaugural “Go Bucs” 5k. Sport your Buc blue as the school and community come together to show their Buccaneer pride.
SUNY Oswego’s Tyler Art Gallery will “Restart” as a premier regional resource for art exhibitions, education and community participation with a juried show in October that will unveil the modernized facility’s welcoming design. Returning to a revitalized Tyler Hall following a two-year relocation to Penfield Library, the gallery will feature works of artists from around the nation Oct. 4 to 30 in a free exhibition titled “Restart.”
Each year NEDA recognizes outstanding achievements in the field of economic development by way of its annual Best Practice and Marketing Awards. This year, NEDA presented the Branding of Economic Development Organizations Award to Operation Oswego County for its website.
Alaina Celeste of Oswego, who is studying mechanical engineering, is a member of RIT’s women’s cross-country team.
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