Students met their teachers and their classmates, located a few important items in the classroom such as their own personalized cubby and the special classroom bear, Mr. Quentin T. Bear, and also decorated a birthday candle for the classroom’s birthday board.
Members of the United Way of Greater Oswego County’s Campaign Cabinet are busy putting the final touches on the agenda for one of the most anticipated events of the fall, the United Way’s Annual Campaign Kickoff Breakfast.
As the summer’s construction projects on SUNY Oswego’s east campus move into fall, concrete deliveries continue for the $118 million Sciences and Engineering Innovation Corridor and drilling should conclude on an adjacent 240-well geothermal field.
Christie Hoefer, a senior at Oswego High School, has seen firsthand the large number of families in Oswego County who depend on food pantries for their meals. She wants to make a difference in her community. That’s when she thought, why not put all those unwanted pennies to good use.
The program was offered by the Oswego Maritime Foundation, the H. Lee White Marine Museum with support from the SUNY Oswego Technology Department.
While most people know what the yellow ribbon and the pink ribbon represent, Karrie Damm, executive director of the Child Advocacy Center of Oswego County, wants the community to be just as familiar with the blue ribbon and what it represents.
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