Second graders at Granby Elementary School practiced their reading, writing, and researching skills recently through an interactive videoconferencing project based on the story The Mitten by Jan Brett. Granby was paired with Liverpool Elementary School for the 40-minute session. Before seeing each other face to face via a webcam, each school came prepared with animal clues from the story.
Students from the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program at SUNY Oswego’s School of Business will offer free IRS-certified help with 2013 federal and state income tax returns for area residents.
APW seniors, along with their parents, are invited to attend this free workshop to find out more information about one of the most important steps of college admissions, the financial aid process.
Jennifer Caporin, personal lines service manager, for Eastern Shore Associates Insurance (ESA), Fulton, recently earned the Travelers Insurance Key Western NY Agency Partner of the Month award for October 2013.
To be held February 7 from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Lake Ontario Event & Conference Center, East First Street in Oswego adjacent to the Best Western Hotel, the CAC’s Chicken Wing and Micro-Brew Fest is one of Warm Up Oswego’s official Fiesta Hot Spots.
There are well over 900 hydrants in the city of Oswego and firefighters have been cleaning them out with the assistance of the Oswego County Sheriff’s Department weekend work program.
Representatives of Kinney Drug Store on Main Street in Mexico, presented Oswego County Opportunities Nutrition Services with a donation of gifts for seniors participating in OCO’s Home Delivered Meals program and those that visit OCO’s the Mexico Senior Dining and Activity Center on Church Street.
The Department of Social Services is looking for people who would like to become foster parents, particularly for children ages eight and over who may have special needs for supervision.
In keeping with its tradition of supporting Wear Red Day, Oswego Health employees are encouraging community members to join them in wearing the color red on February 7 to help raise awareness that heart disease is the number one killer of women. The goal of this national initiative is to alert women about their risk for heart disease and motivate them to take steps to lower their risk.
Fulton Rotarian and Superintendent of Schools Bill Lynch introduced the school district’s business administrator, Kathy Nichols, to the Fulton Noon Rotary Club at a recent meeting. She explained the $4.4 million Capital Project that is to be voted on by the taxpayers on February 4.
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