A picnic was held for Jim and Carol Zender while they were here in Parish visiting from Florida on July 21 at the home of Harvey and Venita Ackley. They were able to visit with many of their 1956 classmates and other friends from their school years.
What began as a little fun between a retired superintendent of schools at Bishop’s Commons and a group of children at Little Lukes has grown into a partnership of correspondence between two parties encouraging reading and writing throughout the summer months and a lesson plan for all ages on the St. Luke Campus.
Oswego Health has named Christine Close, RN, BSN, as the clinical nurse manager of the urgent care center at the soon to be opened Central Square Medical Center.
G. Ray Bodley High School seniors are reminded that retakes for their Fultonian yearbook senior portraits will be taking place on Aug. 28 at the high school. School Pictures of Rochester will be at GRB from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the GRB auditorium.
Stacie Roberts, coordinator of the CYO program at Catholic Charities of Oswego County, has announced that AmeriCorps Members, Max Fobes and Melissa DeStevens-Valenzuela have joined the staff of Catholic Charities’ CYO program.
A local high school student is back home after participating in a national career exploration camp for deaf and hard-of-hearing students at Rochester Institute of Technology. More than 200 students from as far away as Hawaii participated.
The Oswego County Humane Society was recently selected by the Wal-Mart Foundation and the local Oswego Wal-Mart Superstore to receive a grant through the Local Community Contribution/Hunger Outreach Grant Program in the amount of $500.
Oswego County Opportunities’ WIC program recently collaborated with REACH CNY (Resources, Education, Advocacy and Collaboration for Health) and Oswego Health to host a Community Breastfeeding Shower for new mothers and expectant mothers in Oswego County.
Pharmacists at The Medicine Shoppe are going above and beyond for their customers by disseminating program cards detailing the cancer screenings the program offers as well as posting program flyers for their customers to view.
A bottling company, a manufacturer of paper products, an organic dairy farm. These are just a few of the places I have visited as part of my “Where You Work” tour; an effort to meet with local employers and seek ways to promote local job growth throughout Central and Northern New York.
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