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“In this book, I’m trying to show the relationship between sociology and the everyday lives of everyone, especially students,” said Tim Delaney of SUNY Oswego’s sociology department. “By using many pop culture and contemporary cultural references, I want it to be a fun learning experience.”

Over the past several years, more than 160 inscribed memorial bricks have been placed in the walkway and there is room for several hundred more.

In partnership with the New York State Commission for the Blind and Visually Handicapped (CBVH), AURORA of CNY is amping up the state-of-the-art technology it can offer clients who have vision loss.

Assemblyman Will Barclay said the NYS Health Department’s alerts recently sent to healthcare providers, emergency departments and county health departments warning the dangers of synthetic marijuana, is a clear indication that our laws need to change to ban these substances.

Danley, of Fulton, competed with nine other budding bakers at Paul Smith’s 15th annual Cooking for Scholarships competition. Each contestant decorated a 9-inch cake, baked cookies, poached a pear and caramelized apples as part of the competition.

By the time she was a senior majoring in biology at Nazareth College, Margaret (Peg) Kolenda realized working with Petri dishes wasn’t what she wanted to do as a career. And after taking on a job as a nursing assistant at a nursing home in the Rochester area, she found her passion.

County residents pursuing a career in the health care field may be able to receive some extra financial aid courtesy of the Rural Health Network of Oswego County.