United Way and the many human services programs it supports touch the lives of hundreds of families and individuals throughout Oswego County. The manner in which these programs are delivered and the positive impact they have on the lives of those that access them will be the focus of the agency’s annual Campaign Kickoff Breakfast.
Students and staff of the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation gathered on September 11 for two remembrance ceremonies conducted by the public safety and justice students from the Career and Technical Education department in the morning and in the afternoon.
For parents helping their children transition from summer vacation back to school, Oswego Health’s Child and Family Services Department is offering a free stress management program from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. September 15.
SUNY Oswego political science faculty member Helen J. Knowles co-edited and helped write “Judging Free Speech,” a new book exploring the First Amendment opinions of nine key justices over the course of 100 years of Supreme Court decisions.
The hands-on practical exercises ensured confidence and proficiency in life-saving measures to treat casualties in real-world scenarios.
Each year, NEDA recognizes outstanding achievements in the field of economic development by way of their annual Best Practice and Marketing Awards. During the annual conference awards dinner on September 14, NEDA will present Brian Anderson, lead economic development representative for National Grid, with the NEDA Member of the Year Award.
Oswego native Carlos Dator Jr., MD, is returning to his hometown to provide medical care as a member of Oswego Hospital’s Hospitalist team and will also provide care alongside both his physician parents at their respective Oswego practices. Dr. Dator recently completed his family medicine residency at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Syracuse.
The Oswego County Health Department will begin influenza immunization clinics Monday, Sept. 14, for people age 19 and older at the Nick Sterio Public Health Clinic, 70 Bunner St., Oswego.
The state has approved a new online graduate certificate program at SUNY Oswego in behavioral forensics, a multidisciplinary field that relates human behavior — from violence to bizarre conduct — to the criminal justice system.
Oswego Rotary recently hosted mayoral candidate Billy Barlow. Barlow, Fifth Ward Councilor in the city of Oswego, is a life-long resident and hopes his bid for mayor of Oswego is a success.
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