Community

Eight SUNY Oswego students and three psychology professors plan to journey to Haiti next month — a trip that will overlap the Jan. 12 anniversary of a devastating earthquake — to work with community leaders in Petit-Goave on continuing issues of trauma.

The City of Fulton recently contracted with General Code to make the Fulton City Code available online.  The goal of the project is to make the code more available to the public and to make it easier to use and research.

Program participants at Oswego Industries, Inc. have been working on a number of holiday crafts, such as tree ornaments, snowman paperweights, wreaths, and decorated containers for storing their holiday goodies.

Logan Wilder and Jayden Rawson preschoolers in the Phoenix 1 Head Start Program at Discovery Day Care are engaging in dramatic play. Children are able to dress up and pretend that they are moms, dads, teachers, etc…

The Friends of the Library Board recently purchased holiday poinsettias from the Children’s Board to help decorate the Oswego Public Library for the holiday season.

The Minetto United Methodist Church will hold its customary Christmas Eve barn service at the Greco Family Farm on West Fifth Street Road on December 24.

SUNY Oneonta has honored 45 students as the college’s “Best and Brightest” for the fall 2010 semester.

Allen presented a program about Camp Good Days and Special Times, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for children, adults and families whose lives have been touched by cancer and other life challenges.