The Fulton Lions Club inducted Mark Pollock as its newest member and heard a presentation by Aurora of Central New York on outreach to the blind and hearing impaired at its April meeting.
During the week of April 8 through the 14, communities and victim service providers across the United States hosted events and campaigns in recognition of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week. The goal of this awareness week is to promote victims’ rights and honor crime victims and those who advocate on their behalf.
The Theatre Association of New York State applauded Cayuga Community College’s Harlequin Productions and its recent performances of “Alice in Black and White,” recognizing the cast and director with three awards for its showcase about a famous photographer.
Twenty-two Phoenix Central School District students were honored recently for their volunteerism during the President’s Youth Service Awards ceremony. The annual dinner and awards presentation, held at the Phoenix Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, recognizes students who complete 300, 500 or 1,000-plus hours of community service.
The NAMM Foundation has recognized the Mexico Academy and Central School District as one of the Best Communities for Music Education for 2018.
The timberdoodle, also known as the American woodcock, advertises courtship intentions by strutting about a singing ground and emitting a series of nasal peents.
For the eighth year in a row, the Phoenix Central School District’s music program earned national recognition as one of the Best Communities for Music Education.
Seventh and eighth grade students at the Fulton Junior High School showed off their comedic, acting, singing and musical talent abilities during the inaugural FJHS Talent Show. Thirteen brave acts took center stage to entertain the crowd in the school cafeteria.
The Oswego County Health Department offers a variety of services to all residents of Oswego County, including preventive health services, certified hospice, and a maternal and child health program.
Two significant developments in the SUNY Oswego Office of Sustainability show promise to produce substantial reduction in the college’s carbon footprint. Nicholas J. Lyons, SUNY Oswego’s vice president for administration and finance, recently signed a letter of intent to support the New York Higher Education Large Scale Renewable Energy Project.
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