SUNY Oswego faculty members Richard Metzgar in art and Douglas Pippin in anthropology will receive the 2012 President’s Award for Excellence in Academic Advisement, which recognizes commitment to empowering and encouraging students from first year to senior, and sometimes beyond.
The walk/run is part of the 13th Annual Oswego County Hospice Cup Regatta. Money raised from the event supports Oswego County Hospice patients and their families.
Registration forms for the Walk/Run for Hope are available at the Oswego and Fulton YMCAs and at the Friends of Hospice office at 34 E. Bridge St. in Oswego.
Ludwig Bemelmans will be the subject of “An Evening With Bemelmans” at Fort Ontario State Historic Site May 23, in the Enlisted Men’s Barracks.
On Tuesday, May 15t city of Oswego residents will vote on the Oswego Public Library 2012-13 operating budget appropriation.
Assemblyman Will Barclay worked with ARISE to have artwork on display that was published in UNIQUE, an Art and Literary Magazine that shares the artistic visions and voices of individuals with disabilities throughout the region.
Area Girl Scouts will be recognized at three ceremonies throughout the Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways, for earning the Girl Scout Gold, Silver, and Bronze awards. Ceremonies will take place in Geneva; Syracuse and Vestal.
The ceremony will honor those who have completed the community-leadership skills program, as well as Barbara Bateman, this year’s Community Leadership Award winner, and 2001 program alumnus Richard DenBleyker with the Distinguished Alumni Award.
The Fulton Boys’ Lacrosse Program will host chicken barbecue on May 20. The hours will be 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. (or until dinners are sold out). It will be held at the pole barn at the Polish Home in Fulton.
Boy Scout Troop 888 members recently contributed to the Flood Bucket Campaign as a way to do some community service. The buckets, filled with donated cleaning supplies are used in bucket brigades to clean out flooded basements.
For several years, the Rotarians have cleaned the public areas from Phillips Street to Recreation Park each spring and fall. Various groups and citizens throughout the city of Fulton participated in Mayberry Day, the first Saturday in May each year.
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