SUNY Oswego anthropology faculty member Lindsay A. Bell has co-authored a book that traces labor mobility among French-speaking Canadians across the broad sweep of the country, from Alberta oil sands and Arctic diamond mines to a fishing-and-tourism village in New Brunswick.
After months of delay and struggle the Half-Shire newsletter is done and will go out this week. Thanks to Sharon Turo, Linda Robillard, Kevin Stewart, Erma Schroeder and Stephanie Pierce for assistance with this. Our lead story will focus on research on the Hollis families of the region.
Resource Development Director for United Way of Greater Oswego County Ali McGrath welcomed Sean Ohnmacht, owner of Greene’s Ale House, as the newest restaurant to take part in the 10th Annual Stone Soup Luncheon.
Staff members of the Oswego County District Attorney’s Office recognized “Wear Purple Day” by wearing purple to raise awareness of, and honor the survivors of, domestic violence in Oswego County.
We know Luka had to have been someone’s beloved kitty at some point, maybe a Russian Blue. He certainly has the looks. He came to us already neutered, with impeccable manners.
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting, Jason Santiago was inducted as a member of the club.
Residents, staff, family and friends at Bishop’s Commons Enriched Housing Residence in Oswego are teaming up to help shine the spotlight on National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month this November.
Under the direction of Shirley Terrinoni, the 47-member band began the concert by performing pop icon Taylor Swift’s “Shake it Off,” followed by James Swearingen’s “Majestia,” Frank Ticheli’s “Shenandoah” and Peter Tschaikowsky’s “March from Symphony No. 2.”
Thirteen Fairgrieve Elementary School students, in grades three through six, were chosen to be members of the 2015-2016 student council after friendly, in-school campaigns encouraged the support of dozens of candidates.
Good choices lead to good results. That is a lesson Lanigan Elementary School students in third through sixth grade learned from former Chicago Bears football player Michael Cobb.
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