Dr. Thomas Hanna and the staff of the Northern Oswego County Health Services, Inc., Mexico Health Center joined Oswego County Opportunities’ Cancer Services Program in recognizing March as Colon Cancer Awareness Month by decorating their offices blue.
Undersheriff Gene F. Sullivan III, from the Oswego County Sheriff’s Office, was a recent guest at an Oswego Rotary club meeting. Sullivan described the duties of an undersheriff and spoke about current events within the Sheriff’s Office.
After months of rehearsal at CNY Arts Center, Seussical Jr is ready to debut with a cast of nearly 30 children, ages 7-15, April 1-3 and 8-10 at 11 River Glen Drive on the Cayuga College Fulton Campus. The musical is directed by Adam Schmidtmann and music directed by Gina Holsopple with Jessie Dobrzynski as choreographer.
Trisha Botty, the CNY Regional Director, Intergovernmental Affairs Bureau, discussed the many avenues of fraud, and how to protect your identity.
She has more than 25 years of non-profit leadership experience spending her career in agencies that serve families and children. She most recently served as the executive director of the Community Action Program for Madison County.
“We greatly appreciate this generous support from our friends at OneGroup,” said Diane Cooper-Currier, OCO executive director. “This sponsorship allows OCO to advance its mission of inspiring partnerships and providing services that empower people, support communities and change lives.”
The regional Scripps Spelling Bee was held at the OHS Theatre on March 19. Sydney DeLapp of Kingsford Park took top honors.
Nurses from the St. Luke Family of Caring are teaming up with the Fulton Family YMCA to offer the community bone density screenings on March 30 from 8:30 to 10 a.m., at the Fulton YMCA, 715 W. Broadway.
SUNY Oswego’s annual Quest symposium April 13, will promote scholarship and creativity across campus and across disciplines, from accounting to zoology, from music to math, from ocean depths to outer space. “Each department and program has created its own way to shine,” said Denise DiRienzo, director of the college’s Center for Experiential Learning and co-coordinator of Quest
Through years of research and consolidating lessons learned from rampages in schools, movie theaters and malls, Jaclyn Schildkraut of SUNY Oswego’s public justice faculty has co-authored a book that probes myths and hysteria provoked by mass shootings.
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