Students at the Fulton Junior High School recently had the opportunity to share their projects and talents with friends, family and the community during a spring showcase. Presentations were given around the school from the Art Department, Health Department, Family and Consumer Science and Technology Department.
“Call before you dig.” Those are the words that a representative from Dig Safely New York shared with Heavy Equipment Maintenance and Operations students at Oswego County BOCES students enrolled in this adult education program at OCB learn how to operate and maintain several different types of heavy equipment machinery.
Michaud Residential Health Services in Fulton is pleased to welcome Reverend Vivian Summerville as Director of Pastoral Care for the healthcare residence. Reverend Summerville, a United Methodist minister, has been involved at Michaud for more than 25 years. During this time she has actively given of her time and talents.
The Tailwater Lodge will host a fly-tying competition and IF4 film festival on April 11 and 12. The event opens with social time and viewing video segments in the Tailwater’s lounge Friday evening.
Oswego County AmeriCorps members recently donated more than 40 fleece blankets to the Oswego County Health Department’s Maternal Child Health Program for families in need. The blankets were created by AmeriCorps members as a special project in recognition of Martin Luther King Day.
Oswego County Opportunities thanks Fidelis for being a “Building Dreams” sponsor for its 2014 Retro Bowl fundraiser.
Members of the Oswego Health Auxiliary have purchased an attractive hospitality cart for use by patient family members and visitors. Hospital volunteers will visit the medical surgical floors and waiting rooms during peak visiting times, offering coffee, tea and hot chocolate.
That special week in April, from the 13th to 19th is almost here. National Library Week is a perfect time to stop in and see what’s up in 2014. Fun, free, and new events for young adults include chess club, which will pair novice and grand master alike, as popular chess software is tested versus mortal men.
Meghan Yost of Mexico, a junior majoring in history and political science, traveled to Biloxi, Miss., to participate in Heidelberg’s popular Alternative Spring Break program, a weeklong service trip.
When Oswego native Dr. Chris Colloca first conceived the idea of growing grapes on the shores of Lake Ontario, he didn’t envision that his inaugural vintage would be award worthy. Fair Haven’s newest and only vineyard was awarded Silver medals for all three of its wines entered at the 14th Annual Finger Lakes International Wine Competition.
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