Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County is pleased to announce an upcoming workshop called “Running a Great Farmers’ Market Booth.” The workshop will take place on April 18 at 6 p.m. at the Oswego County Federal Credit Union, located at 5828 Scenic Ave. (Route 3) in Mexico.
I extend a heartfelt thank you to all those who lent their support to the United Way’s Annual Stone Soup Too Luncheon graciously hosted by Holy Trinity Parish in Fulton.
From the large amount of people who attended, to the many businesses and organizations that helped make the event possible, our Stone Soup Too Luncheon was a perfect example of the United Way’s mantra, ‘It’s Our Community…and It’s Personal’
Three scholarships were recently awarded by members of the Oswego Health Auxiliary. Each year the auxiliary provides scholarships to employees who are advancing their careers.
This program is designed to put your child through a very active workout allowing for a little free play afterwards. We want to make sure the kids see the fun in working out by adding a little free play, said Brandon Hood and Trish Bartlett – Fulton Family YMCA certified personal trainers.
The Oswego County Health Department offers a variety of services to all residents of Oswego County.
Dr. Ashraf Attia, professor in the SUNY Oswego School of Business, will use his recent research and experiences in Egypt to present a keynote talk about the Arab Spring at the college’s annual Quest symposium on April 17.
The magical world of Mother Goose was brought to life during the Fulton City School District Universal Pre-Kindergarten Program’s recent Family Literacy Night. Held at the Fulton Education Center, current UPK students and their family members enjoyed an evening of literacy-infused activities related to some of Mother Goose’s most popular nursery rhymes.
Theresa Sugar Scanlon and Laurie Sugar-Compson of Sugar & Scanlon Funeral Home in Oswego and Sugar Funeral Home in Fulton, shared lunch with their mother, Mary, at the United Way’s Annual Stone Soup Luncheon. The funeral homes sponsored lunch for the residents of Fulton Mill Apartments and provided bus transportation for them.
Analyzing sharp-force trauma, studying ceramic artifacts disinterred after centuries, disclosing the trace elements in soils — SUNY Oswego forensic anthropologist Kathleen Blake can think of many uses for portable X-ray equipment purchased with a National Park Service grant.
Friendly’s of Oswego recently conducted a fundraiser for the Oswego
wrestling program. This is one of the many community projects that Friendly’s has conducted to assist
locally.
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