Early detection is perhaps the most important weapon in the war against cancer. March is “Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month,” a time when the Cancer Services Program Partnership of Oswego County reminds us that regular screenings are especially important for the early detection of colorectal cancer.
This regional event is brought together through the cooperative efforts of business, industry, municipalities, community not-for-profit organizations and the support of families and individuals. The behind-the-scenes organization has changed considerably over the years, but the festival continues to be a “must see” destination for thousands of New York State families.
The seventh annual Talent Show at Leighton Elementary was held recently and included 40 students, performing 25 acts, and all with a diverse range of talents, according to Jenn Symborski, Leighton School literacy specialist and talent show coordinator.
The paper vans will serve as donation boxes and can be found at senior centers and business throughout Oswego County during the month of March. All donations will be used to support OCO Nutrition Services’ Meals On Wheels program and its six Dining and Activity Centers.
OHS Inc., the Oswego High School Business Class, delivered 625 hats, mittens and scarves to the New American Center in Syracuse. The items were collected during their recent Hats and Mittens drive. They will be used to help legal immigrants new to the area adapt to their new, colder surroundings.
Each month the Fulton Noon Rotary Club invites two seniors from the Fulton high school to join the Rotarians at lunch.
Morningstar Residential Care Center celebrated Dr. Seuss’ birthday with a party for the residents in the facility’s new Great Room that provides a comfortable setting for lunches, dinners, and special events.
My vet told me I need to give my dog, Spot, heartworm prevention medication, but it is so expensive and Spot hardly ever goes outside. Is it really necessary?
The Oswego Lions Club will hold its 17th annual Wine and Beer tasting with silent auction on Friday, March 20, at the American Foundry in Oswego. The event is scheduled for 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., with pre-sale tickets $15 and $20 at the door the night of the event.
First graders at Lura M. Sharp Elementary School received a lesson in geography, generosity, culture and compassion during a recent performance by the Merry-Go-Round Playhouse. Students were delighted throughout “The Golden Goose” performance, which transported them to a German village and offered them moral lessons throughout the journey.
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