Parents and community members turned out to see what budding scientists and researchers at the school have been working on and visit with some of the local community health and wellness organizations in the gymnasium.
County residents pursuing a career in the health care field may be able to receive some extra financial aid courtesy of the Rural Health Network of Oswego County. Coordinator, Danielle Wert, has announced that the group will once again offer scholarships to Oswego County residents who are enrolled or have been accepted in to a University / College or recognized program and are pursuing a major in the health care field.
The Sandy Creek Elementary School library, staffed this year by Teresa Crast, is where many students as kindergarten and first graders, will learn to love books and reading. In a very special project by Crast, it is also where they will learn to be authors, illustrators and even storytellers themselves.
On Friday, the Oswego Public Library will host an informational session for Seniors Helping Seniors from 11 a.m. to noon. Do you or a loved one need extra assistance at home? Come learn about this in-home services program that provides care for seniors from seniors.
Volney Elementary School Principal Jeff Hendrickson acknowledged twenty-three students at the school for demonstrating role model behavior and a marked improvement in their studies.
Nine talented first grader students stared in a Reader’s Theater production during a recent character education assembly held at Volney Elementary School.
On June 9 in the 11 a.m. worship hour, the members of the Roamin ‘Catholic Choir, directed by Dolores Walrath, and the members of the First United Chancel Choir, directed by Burton Phillips, will combine for Music Sunday at First United Church of Fulton.
Members of the Fulton Lions Club recently spread new mulch and cleared trees and brush recently as part of a cleanup project at Fulton’s Oswego Falls Park on South First Street, said David Dingman, Fulton Lions Club president. This is the fifth consecutive year that the club has made work at the park one of its annual projects.
Hosted by Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s Family Education and Partnerships and Family Support Services programs, the Family Fun Day offers families who have a child with a mental health diagnosis an afternoon of games and activities for the whole family. Families will also have the opportunity to learn more about the programs and how they may enhance the quality of themselves and their children.
Over the last four years, county government has undertaken dozens of energy conservation and efficiency measures, such as installing solar panels on the roof of the Public Health Center and retro-fitting light fixtures in county facilities.
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