Kathryn Cocciole, director of the Adult Day Health Services Program, welcomed families and friends to the memorial program, which has become a yearly tradition at the facility. Leading the service were the Rev. Chuck Davis, who provides spiritual care at The Manor and belongs to the Pulaski Assembly of God Church.
Lynn Dumas, a third grade student at Sandy Creek Elementary was looking for a way to raise money, so she created what she called fidgets: flour filled balloons that students could squeeze to ease stress or anxiety and help them focus in the classroom. She created the fidgets at home and sold them to her friends and classmates, earning about $20 for her efforts. It’s what she did with the money that showed her true spirit of generosity.
The blood drive will be held from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the JPC conference room in the lower level of the Oswego Health Services Center, which is adjacent to Oswego Hospital.
SUNY Oswego public justice faculty member Jaclyn Schildkraut, an author and internationally quoted expert on mass shootings, wanted to bring some relief to children who lost parents in the Oct. 1 mass shooting in Las Vegas that killed 58 and injured another 546. What started as a simple Facebook post asking friends to help sign holiday cards snowballed into a larger movement.
A winning team shows off some of the many food items and toys collected during a pair of Oswego State hockey victories on Dec. 1 and 2 for the State Employees Federated Appeal/United Way of Oswego County campaign and for the Human Concerns Center.
Megan Holzwarth a Graphic Design major from Central Square, was a member of the 2017 SUNY Oneonta women’s cross country team.
Are you an Oswego County resident looking for a lifestyle change? We won’t change your hairstyle or help you select a new car. What we will do is show you how you can make some pretty easy changes to what you eat and how to move that will improve your health. Trained coaches and fellow classmates help work through stress and frustration and provide support and encouragement along the way.
Wood turner Dick Gorman is being featured as Artist of the Month for December at the Riverside Artisans Cooperative. His turned wooden bowls, vases, key fobs and pens are popular items in the downtown Oswego shop.
In celebration of the holiday season, the residents of St. Francis Commons hosted a poinsettia fundraiser to create a “Living Poinsettia Tree” the dining room. Family members have purchased poinsettias plants as a beautiful tribute honoring loved ones.
As part of the students’ “Different Lands, Similar Stories” English language arts unit, the children worked with their families to research and then create a house from a culture other than their own.
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