Joseph Coughlin, a 1982 graduate of SUNY Oswego who is internationally known for his work in gerontology and public policy, will receive an honorary doctor of science degree from the State University of New York on May 12 at Oswego’s 151st Commencement.
For the past 26 years, Susan Nalle, NP has provided medical for care patients of Oswego County Opportunities Health Services. On March 30 her extensive career as a health professional came to a close when she retired from OCO.
The Children’s Board of Oswego’s hanging basket fundraiser is under way. Choose from seven beautiful varieties of hanging baskets: Superbells, Impatiens, Boston Fern, Supertunias, Ivy Geraniums, Fuchsia and Zebra Plant. Orders are due by April 30 and all orders arrive May 11; just in time for Mothers Day.
Novelis has joined on as the presenting sponsor of the upcoming Tri-Oswego 2012 Triathlon scheduled for June 16th in Oswego, according to Tri-Oswego Race Director Shane Broadwell. This is the second consecutive year Novelis has partnered with the event.
This week’s free family movie night feature is “A Greater Yes,” the true story of Amy Newhouse, played by Anne Underwood.
Scheduled for April 26 from 3 to 7 p.m., the Transportation Services Job Fair will be held at OCO’s main offices at 239 Oneida St. According to Jo-Lyn Phillips, human resources generalist with OCO, the Transportation Services Job Fair is the first of its kind for the agency.
The Oswego Middle School building “Battle of the Books” was recently held. The winning team the “Purple Fluffy Penguins” was coached by Kelli Proulx.
Active Minds at SUNY Oswego will be hosting Send Silence Packing, a public education display of 1,100 donated backpacks representing the 1,100 college students lost to suicide each year.
Deputy Director of Oswego County Opportunities, Sarah Irland presented Eric Bresee, director of Oswego County Opportunities’ Crisis & Development Services and Ann Clark with longevity awards.
Twelve years ago Bishop’s Commons opened it’s doors to just a few seniors who opted for the new lifestyle that was described as”the comforts of home without the worries.” Since March of 2000, more than 300 seniors have been served at the Enriched Living Residence while remaining active and independent.
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