Oswego Health is offering a free diabetes prevention program, Prevent T2 Diabetes, to assist community members who are pre-diabetic. Community members who have prediabetes are encouraged to enroll and learn how to make important life style changes to improve their health status.
CiTi Distance Learning students got the chance to encounter an up-close and personal view of the college experience recently, as the Cayuga Community College Distance Learning Open House celebrated the 20th anniversary of the partnership between the educational institutions.
Community Bank N.A. branches across Western and Central New York and the Finger Lakes region recently joined together to raise funds for the Red Cross to support victims of Hurricane Harvey. Participating branches in Oswego County included Fulton, Hannibal and Oswego.
Pvt. Brittani Saccocci from Central Square was formally welcomed into the Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 27th Brigade Special Troops Battalion during a transition ceremony at the Auburn Armory in Auburn.
Several students became fascinated with during a recent Listening and Learning unit on the human body, in which they learned all about blood and its components, how to keep bodies healthy and the body systems: circulatory, muscular, skeletal and digestive.
The Mexico Academy and Central School District is seeking nominations for its Athletic Hall of Fame. Candidates may be individual athletes, athletic teams, coaches or special contributors to MACS sports.
On October 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., collection sites across the US will accept unused, expired and unwanted pharmaceuticals from individuals. The Keep Unwanted Medications and Chemicals Out of the Great Lakes guide written by New York Sea Grant Coastal Education Specialist Helen Domske tells why people should find a site nearby to return the unwanted drugs.
The recent Fourth Street School open house was a huge success, thanks to teachers, students and families who came together in support of Exceptional Education programming with the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation.
When Bridges to Success students returned for the 2017-18 school year, they found a familiar face as their newest administrator. Penny Morley, a former Bridges counselor, became the principal of the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation program on Dutch Ridge Road in Oswego just two months ago.
Creative play at Palermo Elementary has grown from building blocks and clay to circuitry. MakeyMakey kits are available for students in the library media center’s Maker Space to let imaginations run wild.
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