Senior Director Oswego County Opportunities Residential Services, Patrick Waite, and Mental Health Program Coordinator, Elizabeth Thompson presented Shauntelle Farden, supervised residence counselor with OCO Mental Health Transitional Living, with recognition award.
Army Pvt. Rebecca L. Watkins has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
Students were allowed to select their top five choices from a list of 40 careers. They received their schedules in homeroom; outlining three sessions of their choosing that spanned a half day.
Once again the Oswego Elks’ Lodge 271 representatives brought boxes of dictionaries to Oswego elementary schools and continued support of area youth. For the eleventh consecutive year the local fraternal organization has rallied to assist education with the donation of hundreds of student dictionaries to third graders throughout the Oswego City School District.
Visitors to Hannibal can pick up a door prize ticket and elf’s guide at any participating location. Those who visit all the locations can turn in the ticket at their last stop to become eligible for door prizes to be drawn at the Christmas Tree Lighting Festival.
In today’s marketplace, no matter what business you’re in, you must do everything possible to attract and retain your customers. Kelly Sullivan will show you how to dazzle your clients with top-notch customer service at the next WNET meeting.
Katherine O’Gorman and Kaleigh Laird were presented with a recognition certificate by the Oswego City School District Board of Education on Tuesday.
Several members of the Volney Volunteer Fire Department recently gave a safety talk at The Manor at Seneca Hill. Among those in the audience were participants of the Adult Day Health Services Program, which is offered weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Southwest Oswego United Methodist Church will host the third annual Community Thanksgiving Fellowship Dinner on Thanksgiving Day from 1 until 3 p.m. The congregation invites anyone who may not have a place to celebrate Thanksgiving to come and enjoy a great meal and perhaps meet new friends and neighbors
Three Charles E. Riley Elementary School student artists were recognized by the Oswego City School District Board of Education on Tuesday. The youngsters had their creations chosen for display at the recent New York State School Boards Association Conference in Rochester.
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