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Students of SUNY Oswego computer science professor James Early work with mobile air-quality sensors they assembled for use on a study-travel experience in London.
Students of SUNY Oswego computer science professor James Early work with mobile air-quality sensors they assembled for use on a study-travel experience in London.
The annual Emerson J. Dillon Middle School Career Day provided students with opportunities to consider educational pathways needed to reach their desired careers.
Executive Director of United Way of Greater Oswego County Patrick Dewine met with Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Regional President James Reed to discuss how United Way’s Health and Well-Being impact area has on programs such as the Retired Senior Volunteer Program and Rural and Migrant Ministry’s Open Hands Health Clinic.
November is diabetes awareness month and this year as the American Diabetes Association celebrates its 75th anniversary, the theme is “Eat Well, America!” For individuals with diabetes, taking care of your body is more important than ever.
Sandy Creek Middle School Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society inducted 20 new members in a recent ceremony held at the Middle/Senior High School.
More than 80 leading middle and high school VEX Robotics students and mentors from around Central New York will unite at G. Ray Bodley High School on November 21 for the Bodley Bot Bash.
The Auburn/Cayuga Community College Alumni Association is seeking nominations for its 2016 Alumni Association Awards. The award recognizes graduates of the College who have distinguished themselves in careers or community service.
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary Club meeting, Rotarian Abby Wiertzema introduced Rotary high school exchange student, Paula Robles from Madrid, Spain. Paula spoke about her home country, her family and major cities and their events.
Head Start, which is available for children age 3 and 4, operates throughout the school year and provides children with comprehensive education, health, and nutrition services.
Joan Meyers, director of the developing certified occupational therapy assistant program at Cayuga Community College, was a recent guest of past president Sue Witmer of the Oswego Rotary club.
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