Nurses from the St. Luke Family of Caring are teaming up with the Oswego YMCA to offer the community bone density screenings on March 2 from 9:30 to 11 a.m., at the Oswego YMCA Armory, 265 W. First St. The screening is free of charge and open to both YMCA members and to the general public alike.
The February snow and cold has reminded us what winter is really like in this little city sitting on the edge of Lake Ontario. What a timely event as ‘Oswego Cares’ along with Oswego Industries, conducted a winter clothing drive that benefited needy children in Oswego County.
Created to rival the competitiveness found in athletics, the Oswego County Academic League (OCAY) has provided high school students in the Pulaski District with a platform to showcase academic skills through a wide variety of competitive events.
Students who followed the “Dillon Way” throughout the first and second quarters earned tickets from their teachers and were entered into weekly and monthly drawings for exceeding expectations.
Oswego County Opportunities is “Fifty and Fabulous” in 2016, and is celebrating throughout the year. As the annual Bowl-A-Fun approaches, here’s a look as some highlights from this popular fund raiser through the years.
Stephen Dunn, Hannibal High School Principal, has announced honor roll status for the second marking period.
SUNY Oswego’s “At the Art Studio” workshop series for children and young adults is gearing up for its spring session and registration is underway. The program will run from March 5 to April 16, with time off during Easter weekend.
Marisa T. Turner of Pennellville has been selected for inclusion on the Dean’s List for academic achievement during the Fall 2015 semester at St. Lawrence University in Canton.
New workout machines at Bridges to Success provide more than physical fitness benefits, as they also teach students how to de-escalate emotionally and behaviorally. Nicholle Lippert, physical education teacher, said since the beginning of January when the equipment arrived students have been more engaged in her class.
Mexico Middle School health students have developed public service announcements in collaboration with the Instructional Support Services Department at CiTi by participating in technology training sessions provided by CiTi itinerant computer specialist Brad Beck.
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