With winter break right around the corner, Feb 20-24 for most school districts, CNY Arts Center plans to continue the fun began with the recent Arts Snow Day. Jim Farfaglia, local author and poet, will host “Break into Writing.”
“Too many nursing home residents will spend Valentine’s Day alone, forgotten by friends and family,” Senator Ritchie said. “We can make a difference in their lives by sending a card or dropping by for a visit.”
It is expected the board will reconvene at 6 p.m. and move directly to the committee meetings addressing curriculum, personnel and finance before resuming the regular meeting.
For 18 years Mary Olin has shared her home as a provider in the Community Based Family Care program.
The travails and triumphs of Edward Austin Sheldon, who founded what is now known as SUNY Oswego, will come to life when a famous alumna and four students present excerpts of his autobiography, letters and favorite music.
Imagine accomplishing your daily tasks as a person who is deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired. How would businesses and their employees communicate with you?
On February 7, John Strupler, owner of Fulton Surfine, visited Mr. Joseph McNamara’s sixth grade class at the Granby Elementary School. Mr. Struppler talked with the class on what he looks for when he hires new employees.
The oldest documented resident ever to live in Oswego Town was Nathaniel Laird and he lived to 111. Nathaniel was an active centurian and as stories go at 105 he walked to Oswego and back to buy seed from his home now on Demass Road in Southwest Oswego.
This year, the girls have been working on the Girl Scout Journey – It’s Your Story. Our celebration and displays tie in with the theme of role models and stereotypes.
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