The Frederick Leighton Elementary School Home & School Association will hold its 14th annual “All You Can Eat” full breakfast with the generous support of the Oswego Elks Lodge. The event takes place at the Oswego Elks Lodge on June 8 from 8:30 a.m. – noon. The cost will be: $7 for adults and children 14 and older; $5 for seniors and children 4-13; free for children 3 and younger.
The Makes Sense Shop is an interesting mix of life-skills teaching and job-training program for students with special needs. The students are central to running a combined gift shop, café and used book store. This program has grown to become a student training center and trusted exponent for students to learn independence and practical job skills.
To help children feel more comfortable when seeking care at Oswego Hospital’s emergency department, the Girl Scouts from the Oswego Service Unit, which includes a Minetto troop, made and donated activity bags. The scouts collected coloring books, crayons, puzzle books, writing utensils, stickers and a small toy for each of the 100 activity bags they donated.
Hannibal Boy Scout Troop 780 dedicated the new Welcome sign in Hannibal on Memorial Day. Life Scout Nate LaRock constructed the sign as his Eagle project. The sign is located on land owned by Dick Patane in front of Freedom real estate.
“SUNY Oneonta scholarships acknowledge the hard work and achievements of incoming students,” said Provost Maria Thompson. “The breadth of our scholarship program demonstrates our commitment to the continued growth of award recipients.”
Fulton Rotary Club member Steve Osborne introduced Chad Whelsky from Workforce New York, at a recent Rotary Club meeting. Chad said that the purpose of Workforce New York is to put people to work and keep them in Oswego County.
The SUNY Oswego Summer Robotics Institute will run 9 a.m. to noon each day, helping students learn how robots work and interact, as well as about building and programming them. The institute, held in the year-old Richard S. Shineman Center for Science, Engineering and Innovation, is free.
Morningstar Residential Care Center in Oswego recently hosted a chicken BBQ fundraiser for the upcoming Relay for Life event. The facility’s kitchen staff prepared full BBQ chicken dinners that were available to all staff members. All proceeds from the event benefited the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life.
The Eta Gamma Chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda Honor Society inducted 21 nontraditional SUNY Oswego students, many of them with families, jobs and other commitments.
Area students were recently inducted into the Lambda Xi Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society at Morrisville State College.
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