William Carhart, CEO, Oswego County Federal Credit Union, was recognized as the 2013 ‘Outstanding Professional’ by the Credit Union Association of New York ($50 million to $250 million in assets) at its June 14 annual meeting in Lake George.
Joan Wood Benjamin and Marilyn Wood of Murrells Inlet, SC, recently took their parents, Carl and Jean Wood, former Parish residents, to New Orleans, Louisiana. They toured the French Quarter, The French Market, the World War II Museum, took a ride on a Steamboat down the Mississippi and had dinner at restaurants that played Jazz and Cajun music.
The 2013 Free Summer Concert Series starts Wednesday at the Bullhead Point Pavilion with the Fulton Community Band starting at 7 p.m. On Friday, The Sounds of Brass will be performing at the Downtown Gazebo on South First Street beginning at 6:30 p.m.
At a recent Sunrise Rotary meeting, Rotarian Dan Farfaglia introduced Dr. Jiancheng Huang, director of Oswego County Health Department. Dr. Huang presented an engaging powerpoint and discussion of diseases spread by insects and animals in the wild. He made a very important point that it is crucial to focus on prevention of these diseases.
All Oswego County government offices will be closed Thursday, July 4, for Independence Day.
At a recent District Changing of the Guard meeting, Doug Stevens, Fulton Sunrise Rotary, was presented with the 2013 Rotarian of Excellence Award by President Patrick Waite. This award exemplifies Service Above Self.
Organizers of the Oswego “Rock the Locks” Paddlefest will draw a Perception Prodigy 12 kayak, paddle, and personal flotation device, valued at more than $700, at the Paddlefest June 29.
OHS Senior Leah Weiss received her Academic Excellence Scholarship check from Oswego Association of Business and Professional Women committee member Mary Jackson.
My dog, who has been with me since he was a puppy, is now 13. I guess that makes him about 91 in human years. He has always been well behaved and totally friendly, but suddenly he has started to bark for no apparent reason and sometimes when I am petting him or brushing him he just wanders off as though he doesn’t enjoy that attention any more. It makes me really sad to think that he may have some sort of dementia
The Fulton Art Association awarded two deserving Fulton seniors for their achievements in art and photography at their graduation ceremony on June 22. Sara Koblentz and Meredith Williams (art teachers) of G. Ray Bodley High School selected the recipients of the two $100 scholarships.
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