At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting, Rotarian Mary Costigan introduced Greg Osetek, director of Community Relations at St Luke Health Services. Osetek gave an overall picture of the St Luke facilities from less intensive home/apartments to skilled nursing residential care.
The Pulaski Historical Society will have a museum open house for the Salmon River Festival, with free tours and refreshments. Hours will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Oct. 9, and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Oct 10.
As a member of the Student Alumni Association, Yost, a senior majoring in History and Political Science, is among a group of 25 students getting a jump start on the responsibilities of becoming Heidelberg alumni.
In what has now become an annual task for CiTi’s Culinary Arts program, the students needed to utilize hands-on experience and display great teamwork in order to accomplish the feat of assembling hundreds of lunches in a short amount of time.
A $3.1 million echo-free chamber will debut in SUNY Oswego’s Wilber Hall following calibration and other tests, formally crowning the college’s new capability for developing and testing wireless devices ranging from tiny blood pressure sensors to the antennas on a Humvee.
In a rural area such as Oswego County the importance of connecting those in need of health care with providers is a challenge. Thanks to the efforts of Oswego County Opportunities that challenge is being met.
From domestic violence, concussions and on-field assaults to video gaming, fantasy sports and online gambling, SUNY Oswego’s Tim Delaney and co-author Tim Madigan of St. John Fisher College have teamed to update “The Sociology of Sports: An Introduction” for the latest generation of students and fans.
The Oswego Players announces that due to scheduling difficulties, the upcoming production, “Sex Please, We’re Sixty!” will be staged at the Oswego Civic Arts Center in the Frances Marion Brown Theater for one weekend only.
Daisy was found along with two almost newborn kittens in Pulaski by some kind-hearted kids who took them to the home of a teacher in the village. Daisy couldn’t walk and everyone assumed that she was the mom and had been hit by a car. It turns out that she wasn’t the mom.
Oswego Town Republican Primary winners David Sterio and Tim Stahl, are shown recently following their victories this past September 10 on Primary Day.
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