Look for the Harvest Guide at the Cornell Cooperative Extension booth in the Agriculture Building on the south side of the fairgrounds. The completion of the new guide was the first project of the newly hired Agriculture Economic Development Specialist, Lynnette Wright.
The analysis screens individuals for various conditions such as anemia, diabetes, and others, as well as for coronary, kidney, and liver diseases. Phlebotomists from Oswego Hospital will be on hand to conduct the blood draw.
Altmar Elementary School students in kindergarten and fourth grades teamed up to work on a cooperative Art and English Language Arts project recently when other grades were out of the school building on field trips.
Oswego County BOCES students in Maureen Bennett’s class at Fourth Street School held an Art, Science and Ice Cream Social for family and friends.
The graduates were honored at the ceremony and recognized for their educational achievements before a large crown of family, friends, guardians, OCB staff members and school district administration.
Dogs are very very loyal, but they are not patriotic. For them the Fourth of July is a terror filled day of bizarre loud noises, interspersed with fleeting seconds of joy over a dropped hot dog. That’s all it is.
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.
SUNY Oswego Metro Center in Syracuse will offer preparation for the Graduate Record Examination on two pairs of Saturdays in July and August. Instructor Dan Bacich will offer a GRE “cram course” in verbal and analytical writing skills from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 7 and 14.
CNY Arts Center promotes all arts for all ages with Chef Arty ready for Culinary Arts fun along with Dance Arty and Arty “Van Gogh.” These and more colorful variations of the iconic logo are just part of the décor for the new Arts Center opening this Sunday.
Assemblyman Will Barclay said Tuesday that he supports legislation that would help identify children with early-stage eating disorders. These bills would also establish an eating disorders awareness and prevention program within the Department of Health, similar to what other states have created.
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