Two SUNY Oswego students and a biological sciences faculty member are studying whether changing weather patterns affect the migratory paths and ecological relationships of Canada geese from northern Quebec. They will share findings April 9 during the college’s annual Quest day.
Oswego County Court Judge Donald Todd recently awarded completion certificates to several participants in the Oswego County Probation Department’s Parents to Work Program.
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting, Betty Dunsmoor and Debbie Bishop from Oswego County Hospice presented an interesting and informative program about Hospice service and their mission which is to provide support services to patients and their families at the end of life and throughout the grieving process.
March’s character education trait in the Fulton City School District is perseverance. Students at Granby Elementary School, selected at best representing that character trait, were treated to a special breakfast with Principal Heather Perry.
Hunger. It’s one of Oswego County’s most pressing issues, yet the vast majority of community members are not aware of how serious the issue is. When there is food on your table and your cupboards are filled it is hard to imagine what it must be like to not know where your next meal is coming from.
The Oswego County Farm Bureau will host the last Coffeecake Meeting of the winter season on April 7 at 1 p.m. This has been an exciting inaugural season of public meetings featuring local authors, agencies and energy generation. The season will close with a presentation by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County.
Dr. Sherri Mason, professor of chemistry and environmental sciences program coordinator for State University of New York at Fredonia, will be on the Oswego campus March 31 to present her research on contamination of the Great Lakes.
This year’s Oswego honorees for outstanding achievements inside and outside the classroom are Larissa Assam, a biology major; Kyle Brayton, a five-year accounting-MBA major; Lindsay King, a dual major in global and international studies and in communication and social interaction; Nicole Leader, a childhood education major with a concentration in earth science; and Rhiannon Peshniak, a dual major in history and anthropology.
The H. Lee White Maritime Museum is pleased to host the second history lecture of the 2014 Series on April 12 at 1:30 p.m. The topic will be “Battle Island, July 3, 1756: Ambush on the Oswego River.” presented by historian Steve Wapen. The program will be held at the museum and is open to the public.
“Random Acts of Kindness” have been recognized recently at the Oswego Middle School. Principal Mary Beth Fierro and Assistant Principal Robyn Proud have been extremely supportive of promoting positive actions of their students.
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