The Granby Elementary Parent Teacher Group has partnered with McDonald’s Restaurant, Route 481, Fulton, to raise funds for PTG. On Oct. 15, the restaurant will donate a percentage of all sales between 4 and 7 p.m. to the PTG.
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown sixth grade students are working to erase the epidemic of meanness in schools. As a community-building activity, Roy Trumble and Matt Frost’s APW sixth grade classes participated in a world-wide campaign entitled “Erase Meanness.”
Saylor, also known as Boat Cat, was found under a boat. The vet’s office named her Boat Cat – her foster mom named her Saylor … get it? She was pretty banged up with a hip and and leg injury and a high fever when she was first rescued by a kind-hearted stranger and probably could not have survived on her own for much longer.
Rotarians Lori Greeney and Ken Patrick are smiling because they have just received the coveted Paul Harris Fellowship award. The award is named after Paul Harris, a Chicago attorney, who was one of the founders of Rotary International.
Director of OCO Education Services Beth Kazel presented longevity awards to staff of OCO Education Services for 10 years of loyal service to OCO and its consumers.
The Oswego County Historical Society proudly presents the 50th anniversary of “The Sound of Music.” The classic film will be featured on November 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the historic landmark Oswego Theatre at 138 W. Second St. All proceeds from the event will support the Richardson-Bates House Museum in Oswego.
The Oswego County Salvation Army has begun a project building a powerful new resource for individuals, agencies, and faith communities across the region.
By showing a high level of dedication and perseverance over the course of the 690-hour program, students Megan Bennett, Sabrina Conklin, Desiree Denny, Alondra Esparza, Carrie Hammond, Jasmine Maldonado, Kristen Stock and Kendra Valley all successfully navigated their way to graduation.
Oswego County Legislature Chairman Kevin Gardner proclaimed Oct. 18 to 24 Freedom from Workplace Bullies Week, and encourages all citizens to promote safe and healthy workplace environments.
Several area residents who were SUNY Oswego freshmen and sophomores worked with faculty members this summer on research projects, thanks to funding provided by the National Science Foundation’s STEM Talent Expansion Program, designed to encourage students to stay with majors in science, technology, engineering or math.
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