The Auburn/Cayuga Community College Alumni Association is seeking nominations for its 2016 Alumni Association Awards. The award recognizes graduates of the College who have distinguished themselves in careers or community service.
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary Club meeting, Rotarian Abby Wiertzema introduced Rotary high school exchange student, Paula Robles from Madrid, Spain. Paula spoke about her home country, her family and major cities and their events.
Head Start, which is available for children age 3 and 4, operates throughout the school year and provides children with comprehensive education, health, and nutrition services.
Joan Meyers, director of the developing certified occupational therapy assistant program at Cayuga Community College, was a recent guest of past president Sue Witmer of the Oswego Rotary club.
Social Media has become a must have for small business owners looking to find, attract and interact with new customers. You’ve heard about the different networking possibilities, now let’s put them to use to benefit you.
Recognizing Oswego County recently honored the work of the Oswego Pride Committee with an award for Community Champion. The group is most well-known in Oswego for its annual Pride Festival and drag shows, but it also serves as a connector for LGBTQ community members and their allies throughout the county.
December will be an exciting month for The Oswego Children’s Theater as it present a stage version of the classic children’s The Velveteen Rabbit written by Margery Williams.
Zink Shirts, 19 E. Cayuga St., will host an educational seminar open to Oswego County businesses and students of SUNY Oswego. The first design and screen-printing production seminar will be held on November 20, doors open at 6:30 p.m.
For more than 50 years, the Scriba Christmas Project has provided some Christmas cheer for disadvantaged residents. The 2015 edition is ready again to channel the goodwill of its residents and businesses toward those less fortunate in Scriba.
More than 200 people filled Jefferson Community College’s Sturtz Theater Monday evening for a discussion on leadership with Lt. Governor Kathy Hochul that touched on seizing opportunities, networking and the importance of confidence when it comes to achieving goals.
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