The United Way of Greater Oswego County presented Oswego County Opportunities with the Company Campaign Team of the Year Award at the United Way’s 2016 Salute to Volunteers and Leadership Giving Reception.
During an historic era in Cuba-U.S. relations, SUNY Oswego student photographer Samantha Kaye traveled to the island nation in January, enjoying extraordinary access facilitated by her teacher’s guide to capture neighborhood images of contemporary Cuban culture. A senior graphic design major and photography minor, Kaye will present a preview of this, her honors thesis project, on April 13 during Quest.
A full day of events is planned at North Volney Methodist Church on May 7 and you won’t want to miss any of the fun. A free gospel concert will be held from noon to 3 p.m.
Students at Volney Elementary were recently honored during a school assembly for exhibiting perseverance during the month of March. Principal Todd Terpening presented awards to 20 students after their teachers recognized them for never giving up on tasks or assignments in class.
The Oswego County Health Department is recognizing National Public Health week April 4 to 12. The Health Department is encouraging Oswego County residents to take healthier steps in their everyday lives like going for more walks or visiting their healthcare providers regularly for health screenings.
This big, beautiful girl is Tinkerbell. Her mom had to give her up when she went in an assisted living facility. And SHE had taken her from yet another lady who went into nursing care. So, this sweet and friendly girl, who purrs like a motor, “chats” with you like your best friend, and wants nothing more than to curl up on your lap, needs a forever home.
This year’s Bowl-A-Fun celebrates Oswego County Opportunities’ 50th anniversary of service to the community. Thanks to the generous support of many donors and sponsors, this “Fifty and Fabulous” bowling competition and birthday party is sure to be a success.
The Central New York Area Health Education Center is pleased to announce the opening of the annual application process for the Medical Academy of Science and Health (M.A.S.H.) Camp at Oswego Hospital, a two-day career exploration experience scheduled for August 3 and 4.
Fairgrieve Elementary students were recognized during a Morning Express program for exhibiting the school’s character education trait of perseverance throughout the month of March. Classroom teachers selected students for the honor based on their continued dedication to their classroom work and personal tasks or goals.
The eighth graders are participating in a program called the Memory Project, in which art students receive a photo of a child who has faced various challenges.
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