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
In front of dozens of family members, friends and school staff, the inductees took the NHS membership pledge, formally inducting them into the nation’s premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students.
Recently, two AmeriCorps members serving at Palermo Elementary School, DawnDaLee Doria and Heather Donath, organized a gently used coat and winter wear drive. Many coats were donated along with snow pants, boots, gloves and hats.
SUNY Oswego’s Mentor-Scholar Program brought science, technology and innovation to more than 150 undergraduates and secondary students during campus visits on Nov. 19 and 20.
The students are able to play outdoors daily by running in the open fields or playing in the enclosed playground. Outdoor play is planned into the daily schedule twice a day. Discovery Learning Center has limited openings for children 18 months to 12 years old.
The CCC Fulton Campus Healthy Living Club recently sold raffle baskets to faculty, staff and students with proceeds being donated to S.A.F. in Oswego. The charge from S.A.F. was for the club to donate under garments for the SAFE House.
On Sunday, November 30, the snow subsided and melted some and the roads were bare in Redfield, allowing for more than 250 people to gather at the Redfield Fire Hall to memorialize Ron Bumpus who left this world on October 23. The event was presided over by Ron’s lifetime friend, John Stedman, who masterfully organized the speakers.
Winter is here, and as much as I love to be outdoors in the snow, I’’d like to know whether there are some things I should watch out for to keep my pets safe so that we can all enjoy ourselves.
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