Executive Director of Oswego County Opportunities, Diane Cooper-Currier has announced that Stephanie Meeker was recently honored with the agency’s prestigious Amelia Whelahan Leadership Award during OCO’s Annual Meeting held April 24 at Springside at Seneca Hill.
New York State continues to have one of the highest rates of Lyme disease in the country. In Oswego County, cases of Lyme disease have been on the increase for the past few years, although the numbers remain low. Reported human cases in Oswego County were 5 in 2009, 13 in 2010, 19 in 2011, and 42 in 2012.
Heather M. Coppola of Oswego will receive a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Alvernia University. Coppola studied at the university’s main campus.
Lyrick Cason, an Oswego County BOCES student with the Stepping Stones Day Program was recognized by a national publishing company for her original artwork submission for a kids magazine cover contest.
When Cody Richardson was a young boy, Legos were among his favorite toys. Now a senior at G. Ray Bodley High School in Fulton who will soon graduate and leave for the Navy, he hopes to leave a lasting legacy for others at the Catholic Youth Organization’s drop in program, where he serves as a staff member.
Great prize giveaways, fun and excitement, and live music by “The Cortini Brothers” are all part of the annual St. Luke “Bundle of Bucks” charity raffle event, including the raffle drawing for fifteen cash prizes totaling $25,000 with a top prize of $10,000 to a lucky winner!
Several local residents are scheduled to complete their graduate studies this year at SUNY Oswego and will be recognized May 18 at the college’s Commencement. The following local residents (with their academic major in parentheses) are eligible to participate in the graduation ceremonies:
Helen Caster of Fulton is one of six students involved in a unique learning opportunity, an all-female construction project on the SUNY Delhi campus. Caster is currently pursuing an associate’s degree in Architectural Technology.
The city of Fulton has partnered with the Fulton Community Revitalization Corporation to soon begin a comprehensive restoration project of Lake Neatahwanta, it was announced by Fulton Mayor Ronald Woodward. When completed, it will enhance the area’s tourism, economic development, and recreation opportunities for the community.
The following students will receive degrees at SUNYIT’s 39th annual spring commencement May 11 in the Wildcat Field House on the SUNYIT campus in Marcy, N.Y.:
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