Oswego County legislators Amy Tresidder and Terry Wilbur presented a proclamation designating June as Dairy Month to Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County at the June meeting of the full Legislature.
On the last day of classes in the Fulton schools, the Granby Gator School Mascot made a special visit to wish five friends a very happy final day of school. The Gator recognized and thanked those members of the Granby Elementary staff who are retiring at the end of this school year. These educators have touched hundreds of lives in the Fulton schools in many different ways and they will be greatly missed.
The Oswego County Legislature’s Human Services Committee recently presented Laurence Schmidt with a certificate of appreciation for his 31 years of service to the county. Schmidt will retire from his position as administrator of the Oswego County Office for the Aging.
In honor of the 90th anniversary of its founding, SUNY Oswego’s Alpha Sigma Chi sorority coordinated a book drive titled “Have You Red Today?” during the college’s reunion weekend in June. The sorority collected more than 600 new and gently used children’s books to benefit the Oswego County Literacy Coalition.
Involved in the presentation were John FitzGibbons, varsity baseball player Brandon Schultzkie, varsity lacrosse member Alexa Healy, river’s end owner Bill Reilly and Buc Booster Club President Judy Dunsmoor.
Elmira College held its 158th Commencement on June 2 at the First Arena, in Elmira. Whitney Gayne of Mexico earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing.
The following events and activities are planned at SUNY Oswego for the month of July.
This summer, the Fulton Family YMCA and the Youth 4 Youth Program are collaborating in order to bring a new program to our youth, Girls Rock. The Girls Rock program is designed for tween girls to learn values and positive behaviors, in order to make smarter life choices. They will also be given an opportunitiy to explore their unique talents and interests, while being allowed to realize their potential.
The New York State Department of Transportation will hold an open house meeting on June 26 regarding a culvert replacement project on routes 3 and 104 over Black Creek in the village of Mexico. The open house will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Mexico High School library. Preliminary drawings for the upcoming project will be available for review. No formal presentation is planned.
The Oswego Association of Business and Professional Women membership includes working women and retirees. They support local groups and organizations. Meetings are held the third Tuesday of each month at Vona’s in Oswego at 6 p.m. with the exception of July and August.
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