One of the greatest fears that our aging population faces is: “how long will I be able to maintain my freedom and be able to choose to remain living in my own home before I am forced to leave?” This very real fear is more and more common among our aging population. This same challenge is faced by some people with disabilities every day.
Don Ross, Fulton Noon Rotary Club member, introduced Linda Rossitier, the treasurer of the Friends of the Fulton Public Library, at a recent Rotary Club meeting. Linda talked about the upcoming vote to change the library from a city library to a school district library.
The St. Luke Adult Day Health Care Program hosted a Red Cross Blood Drive, which took place at St. Luke Health Services in Oswego. St. Luke staff and visitors took part in the blood drive, donating “the gift of life.”
Celebrating Arts in the Heart Gallery first anniversary with the addition of Arts Fest in the streets will turn the downtown corridor on First Street into a street festival for the arts with a rich history of street closures for art events.
State Senator Patty Ritchie honored Oswego County’s Jane Backus as her 2014 Woman of Distinction from the 48th Senate District recently at a special ceremony at the State Capitol.
The Fulton high school students that visited the Fulton Rotary Club this month were Anthony Semeraro and Amelia Coakley.
The hallways in Hannibal’s Fairley Elementary School were transformed into a French art museum Tuesday during a school-wide art show.
Muraled halls of MAM served as a gallery of student work during Friday’s Art Show. The show featured the artwork of students in kindergarten to fourth grade. Students took their families and friends through a self-guided tour of the school.
Oswego High School Class of 2014 Graduate Emily King was named the recipient of this year’s Elmer G. Hadlow Memorial Music Scholarship, which is awarded annually to an Oswego High School student who pursues an education and/or career in music.
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