In front of hundreds of family members and friends, third grade students at Michael A. Maroun Elementary School recently performed a holiday concert. Under the direction of music teachers Carol Van Gorder and Jody Lentz, students sang a handful of holiday themed songs in front of a packed crowd.
Oswego Minor Hockey Association Snowbelt Bantam and Pee Wee (Red) teams spent some time between practices to put together Blizzard Bags for the Oswego County Opportunities Meals on Wheels Program.
This appreciation program will recognize past and present faculty and staff members who have exhibited unforgettable commitment and service to the children of the Sandy Creek Central School District.
Oswego Health has named Christopher Mitchell as its new director of physician recruitment. In this position, Mitchell will develop and implement strategies that assist in retaining and attracting new physicians to the health system.
SUNY Oswego faculty members Lisa Glidden of political science and Tim Braun of chemistry filled a gap in the resources for a course they co-teach on the politics of energy by literally writing the book on it. “Understanding Energy and Energy Policy” ships this month from Amazon and other resources.
Sponsored by the American Red Cross, Holiday Mail for Heroes collects holiday cards, personally signed by donors, to distribute to service members at military bases, veterans’ hospitals and other locations to let them know their sacrifices are appreciated by those back home.
Assemblyman Will Barclay presented Beacon Hotel owners and Oswego residents Atom and Falecia Avery with a state resolution, congratulating them on receiving the 2014 Small Business Excellence Award. The couple founded the 14-room hotel in 2011 after completing extensive renovations.
The congregation of Journey of Faith United Methodist Church is preparing for Live Nativity and Nativities by Candlelight to be held on December 13 from 6 until 7:30 p.m. Church members will present a tableau of the special night at Bethlehem when Christ was born in the manger. The scene, which also includes live animals, will take place outside in the shed.
As president and chief executive officer of WCNY Public Media since 2005, Robert J. Daino has launched a number of groundbreaking projects, including Centralcast, which makes the Syracuse-based station a hub for public broadcasting content in the Northeast.
Seeking to help those in need throughout the holiday season, two Adult Education programs at the Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation recently teamed up for a canned food drive. The initiative, started by Adele Haskins’ Dental Assisting class, was designed to help less fortunate residents get through the holiday season and harsh winter weather
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