SUNY Oswego student MacKenzie Grow’s research into high local teenage pregnancy rates and awareness of resources will be among the topics explored at the college’s Quest on April 4. Quest, the college’s annual daylong celebration of student, faculty and staff scholarly and creative activity, invites the campus and community to attend free panels, presentations, readings, a poster session and more.
Ali McGrath, resource development director for the United Way of Greater Oswego County, accepted a check for $1,000 from Fulton Lions Club President Michelle Stanard, in support of Stone Soup, Too! luncheon. It will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. April 10 at Holy Trinity Church, 309 Buffalo St., Fulton.
The bike will be raffled off during Shrek, Jr which runs April 6-13 at the Arts Center, 11 River Glen Drive on the Cayuga College Fulton Campus.
United Way of Greater Oswego County recently recognized Burritt Motors of Oswego with its Spirit of Community Award at the organization’s Salute to Volunteers and Leadership Giving Luncheon held at The American Foundry. The award is presented to an organization or individual that demonstrates a strong commitment to improving the quality of life in Oswego County.
Here comes the Humane Society again, trying to make you feel guilty about something as harmless as giving your kids a cute little bunny for Easter. But this is serious folks. Ask a rabbit if it’s harmless. There are hundreds of abandoned and surrendered rabbits up for adoption just in the Central New York area and some estimates say that up to 80% of them started out as Easter gifts.
The SUNY Oswego planetarium will examine “Mars: The Opposition of 2018” at 7 p.m. every Sunday during March. The show will explore the upcoming perihelic opposition of Mars — when it comes closest to the Earth — which will occur on July 27.
G. Ray Bodley High School’s annual Career Day brought several people – and a dog – together to expose the students in grades nine through 12 to pathways toward a future career. While representatives from the fields of law enforcement, hospitality, military, cosmetology, media and athletics, among several others, spoke about their individual journeys, a majority of them had one common theme: consider the best educational courses now.
Packages of diapers can be dropped off at the Oswego Community Christian School, 400 E Albany St., from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Monday through Friday until the end of March.
The panel of judges has been secured for The Next Great Idea 2018 Oswego County Business Plan Competition, according to Austin Wheelock, deputy director for Operation Oswego County and co-chair of NGI. “The Next Great Idea is the result of business and community leaders joining together to launch a competition that encourages entrepreneurs to commit to new business development in Oswego County and offers a $50,000 prize to help make a dream come true,” Wheelock said.
Similar lessons and attitudes both inside and outside of New Haven Elementary School may provide the students with a more positive outlook on life and themselves.
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