Staff at Michaud Residential Health Services in Fulton “got on board” and held a fundraiser to in support of the United Way’s “Stuff-A-Bus” campaign. The goal of “Stuff-A-Bus” is to collect school supplies for children in need throughout Oswego County.
Oswego County Opportunities’ (OCO) Education Services recently presented several Head Start employees with longevity awards for 5 years of dedicated service to OCO and its consumers.
Oswego City School District Interim Superintendent of Schools Gary Mix talked about the positives and the goals for the students during the most recent board of education meeting. Mix noted that he was enthused and excited over what he had seen in the opening days of the new school year.
Certified Nurse Midwife Lindsay Lachant has joined the staff of Oswego Hospital’s maternity center and the local practice, Oswego County OB-GYN. Lachant holds a master’s degree in nurse-midwifery from Frontier Nursing University, located in Hyden, Ky.
Adam L. Labonoski has announced his candidacy for the Town of Hannibal Justice Court. He has been endorsed by the Hannibal Democratic Committee and the New York Constable Association.
Walmart hosted a teacher appreciation day at Granby Elementary School at the start of the school year. Representatives from the retailer’s Teacher Rewards Program awarded 20 teachers at the school with a $50 gift certificate to recognize their dedication and commitment.
My groomer just told me that if my dog Tucker licks a toad he could get really sick or even die, as toads are poisonous. Is that true? Know that he licks EVERYTHING! What should I do to protect him?
Program Coordinator, Pam Peeling has announced that Pam Marion has joined the staff of the Step By Step Wellness program and will serve as a program generalist. Marion, who previously worked as a nutrition educator with Cornell Cooperative Extension is happy to be working in the human services field.
Cody Duger from Cato serving with the 206th Military Police Company is promoted to the rank of Sergeant.
Oswego County Opportunities’ Cancer Services Program Partnership invites women of all ages to attend a health fair designed exclusively for them. Scheduled for Saturday, the event, which is free and open to the public, will be held at OCO’s Fulton Reproductive Health Center, 522 S. Fourth St., Suite 400 in Fulton.
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