Oswego County Opportunities recently honored a longtime volunteer with the Distinguished Volunteer Award for going above and beyond in offering his time to support the agency’s fundraising efforts. Henry “Hank” Wood, the husband of OCO Administrative Assistant Diane Wood, has helped with the agency’s annual Bowl-A-Fun for many years.
The Oswego Middle School welcomed inspirational speaker and former WCW and WWE Wrestling Champion, Marc Mero recently, to share his messages of empowering and encouraging our youth. Students and staff packed the OMS gymnasium, as Mero’s Heroes, a group of dancers and members of his “Dream Big Tour” rallied the crowd.
Step One Creative, an Oswego-based advertising design and public relations firm has announced that Olivia Ivison of Oswego has joined the agency as a summer intern, according to president Shane R. Stepien.
Fulton Head Start PM class recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of Head Start by having a marching parade to the Fulton Library. Students carried flags that they had made as well as a banner that they had placed their handprints on.
The Child Care & Development Council of Oswego County hosted an evening recognition on May 7 to celebrate Provider Appreciation Day. Provider Appreciation Day is a special day to recognize child care providers, teachers, school-age program staff, child care center directors and staff, and all those who work with children in a variety of ways and are responsible for their education and care.
The Charles E. Riley Elementary School Choruses will present a Spring Choral Concert on May 19 at 7 p.m. in the Ralph M. Faust Theatre for the Performing Arts at Oswego High School. Please note that the District School Calendar has the event scheduled for May 20, which is incorrect.
The Oswego County Health department offers a variety of services to all residents of Oswego County, including preventive health services, certified home health care, certified hospice, and a maternal and child health program.
On May 12, Mary Stanton, principal of Maroun Elementary, discussed things that the children should know and/or be able to do when entering kindergarten so parents can work on them at home.
Mariachi music filled the air as the residents of Morningstar Residential Care Center celebrated Cinco de Mayo with quesadillas and margaritas.
A non-profit organization, the CAC works hand-in-hand with local law enforcement, prosecution, child protective services, medical providers, therapy providers, and victim advocacy professionals in Oswego County to protect and serve children that are victims of sexual and physical abuse.
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