Rotarians Bill Lynch and Jerry Seguin, who also is the Fulton City School District Director of Facilities, Operations and Transportation, stopped by the day program to distribute copies of “The Best Dictionary for Students” and share the club’s quest to promote literacy.
On a happier note than last week, we have been thinking about pet toys, especially free ones. We have all had the experience of buying very cool, very expensive toys for our furry friends only to have them be ignored, disdained even. Like when you give underwear to a teenager who was expecting something electronic.
OCO’s home delivered meal program has partnered with Meals on Wheels Association of America to participate in Subaru’s Share the Love event that serves to raise awareness and funds for Meals on Wheels programs throughout the country.
SUNY Oswego has appointed communication studies professor and chair Dr. Mary Toale as interim dean of graduate studies, effective Jan. 12, announced Walter Roettger, the college’s acting provost and vice president of academic affairs.
Captain Heather Odom of the Oswego County Salvation Army announced, “We are about halfway to our Christmas Kettle Campaign goal of $85,000 and we have fewer than two weeks remaining in the campaign.” The bells and familiar red kettles of the Army have become inseparable from the signs and symbols of the Christmas season.
Clarkson University has announced recipients of endowed, sponsored, and Share Clarkson scholarships for the 2016-2017 academic year.
Oswego Rotary Club member David Granoff spoke to club members recently about the Rotary International Foundation. The RI Foundation is celebrating its 100th anniversary. The foundation has been helping provide humanitarian aid to millions of individuals around the world.
The Central Square Middle School Art Department recently recognized several very special student artists by putting their art on public display at the Northern Onondaga Public Library in Brewerton.
Representing Sandy Creek Middle School in one of the oldest and most iconic competitions, the Scripps National Spelling Bee, three seventh grade students rose to the top of the spelling list: Luke Yerdon, Robbie Patterson and Matt Trudell.
Oswego County Opportunities Director of Health & Nutrition Services Ellen Holst recently recognized employees of OCO’s Health & Nutrition services program with longevity awards for 15 years of loyal service to OCO and its consumers.
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