Oswego County Opportunities recognized nominees for the agency’s prestigious Amelia Whelahan Award. Established in memory of a dedicated and committed member of the OCO family that served as a member of the very first board of directors for OCO, the award is given annually to a staff member who is easily identified as a true leader and who has made outstanding contributions to OCO and the Human Services profession.
The Oswego City School District Board of Education will conduct the annual budget hearing on Tuesday, May 3. It will be held at 6 p.m. at the Education Center. A special meeting of the board of education will follow the public hearing.
The colorful posters, brochures, programs and trolley buttons for this year’s Oswego Harborfest are the direct result from a unique cooperative effort between the Oswego City School District and the annual event organization.
Comprised of human service agencies that have a nutrition focus, school districts, food pantries, the Rural Health Network, and concerned community members, the Nutrition Collaboration has begun its mission of working together to positively affect nutrition, wellness, and hunger in Oswego County.
Members of the Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce helped Adirondack Physical and Occupational Therapy celebrate Occupational Therapy Month with a ribbon cutting ceremony at their new clinic, 127 E. 1st St.
The National Science Foundation has awarded SUNY Oswego nearly $600,000 over five years to provide scholarships to recruit and retain talented students who otherwise could not afford to pursue degrees in science and technology fields.
British themed place mats spotlighting this year’s Oswego Harborfest will be appearing at restaurants in July. The place mats were created by four students at the Charles E. Riley Elementary School and will be featured at Canale’s, Red Sun Fire Roasting Company, G.S. Steamers, Port City Bakery, the Press Box and the Ritz Diner.
Hannibal’s third annual “Walk For Autism” will be held on May 2 at 6 p.m. at Our Lady of the Rosary Church, across from Hannibal High School. Please join the community when we show our support, understanding and passion for people living with Autism.
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