More than 80 individuals supported Oswego Health’s cancer outreach and educational programs by taking part in the eighth annual Oswego Health Charity Walk/Run held May 18 at the Seneca Hill Health Community. The event also benefited the Fulton and Oswego YMCAs.
Do you have a Summer Resolution? Is running part of it? If so, why not start off your summer training with a top national running coach, Kevin Collins, at the Fulton Family YMCA. Join us on June 5 for a new 10-week, two-phase group running program designed to introduce basic training concepts for optimal fitness and development for both beginner and intermediate levels.
Oswego Hospital will host an American Red Cross blood drive from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 30 in the healthcare facility’s lower level conference room. Members of the public and hospital employees are encouraged to donate a pint of blood during the drive.
Fairgrieve Elementary School recently recognized students for their exemplary demonstration of the district’s monthly virtues.
Rosemary Ingersoll and Mary Ann Bullard have combined for more than a half century in teaching Oswego’s children.
I am going through a divorce. One issue that has come up is who will get custody of the dogs. I have two sweet little Corgis, Annette and Bobby, whom I love dearly and they are inseparable. My soon to be ex-husband is insisting that he wants one of them, but he doesn’t even like them. It’s just a way to get back at me.
Assemblyman Will Barclay recently met with town and highway supervisors from Constantia, West Monroe, and Hastings to discuss state issues that affect localities. Barclay talked about the state budget, local projects, and Consolidated Local Street and Highway Improvement Program (CHIPs) which affects budgets for all localities.
The St. Luke Adult Day Health Care program continues to celebrate the program’s twentieth year of service to the Oswego County community through its “Twenty Acts of Kindness” event. Over the course of the year, registrants will undertake a variety of activities in support of other community organizations and initiatives as a way to say “thank you” for the support the St. Luke ADHC Program has received since opening in 1993.
The Oswego County Autism Task Force will be hosting a parent seminar on June 6. “Creating a ‘What works Portfolio’” will be presented by Kristine O’Brien, parent outreach coordinator from Syracuse University Parent Advocacy Center, the Mid-State Special Education Parent Center.
The new employees, who will join the OCO’s staff of human services professionals, recently completed the agency’s orientation process and will begin to serve consumers in their respective programs.
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