Fern Schwarz, a resident of Minetto, along with her husband, John, attended the opening performance as guests of director Nancy Fox. “Fern contacted me to tell her own Helen Keller story and I knew she had to share it with everyone,” said Fox. “It was a rare opportunity for contemporary actors to speak directly to someone connected to the title character of the story. It literally brought the story to life.”
On May 15 at 7 p.m. author Margaret Streitenberger and illustrator Jim Arnold will present their latest collaboration, Did The Cow Really Jump Over the Moon? The recently published book is the second in their “Hey Diddle Diddle” series, which captures Margaret’s experiences in her pet-sitting business.
Here in Central and Northern New York, we see yellow ribbons everywhere we go – on trees, bumper stickers, in businesses and prominently displayed outside homes. For a very long time, yellow ribbons have stood as a symbol of support and remembrance of the brave men and women who serve. To help show support for Fort Drum, its soldiers and their families, I am making special Fort Drum yellow ribbons available.
Tony Gentile, Lighthouse Lanes, and Dawn Leduc, Friends of Hospice, are planning for the Oswego County Hospice Cup Regatta Reception. It will be on June 1 at 4 p.m. at the Oswego Yacht Club.
“FitzGibbons Insurance Athletes of the Month” for March received their $25 gift certificates from Ontario Orchards.
The following local residents recently were initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines.
The Fulton Music Association’s 16th Annual Celebration of Community Music featuring the Fulton Community Band and a variety of local talent will be presented on May 11, 7 p.m., at the G. Ray Bodley High School Auditorium, it was announced by Steve Chirello, FMA president.
The educational program will address symptoms associated with mid-stage Alzheimer’s disease, communication issues, providing personal care, behavior changes, medication management, home safety and other care options such as day programs or in-home care to better suit caregiver needs.
Thunderstorm season is coming up (although didn’t we just get done with the snow?) and this year I would like to be better prepared to deal with my dog Chipper’s anxiety during these storms. So I read about those Thunder Shirts that are sold to deal with dog anxiety. Do they work? Is there any science behind them?
The Amelia Whelahan Award is given annually to a staff member who is easily identified as a true leader and who has made outstanding contributions to OCO and the Human Services profession and has participated in volunteer leadership activities that have helped improve the quality of life in Oswego County.
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