Community
St. Luke Health Services Presents, Beeles Inducted At Fulton Lions Meeting
Representatives of St. Luke Health Services made a presentation and Jamie Beeles was inducted as the newest member at the Fulton Lions Club Feb. 28 meeting.
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Community
KPS Students, Seniors Meet After Months Of Letter Writing
The students and seniors have been writing to each other twice a month this school year getting to know each other, and talking about everything from hobbies to current events. The pairs recently met face to face in the culmination of a year long pen pal program called KPS Connections.
Community
Firefighters, Students Visit Bishop’s Commons
This group of residents, Riley School first graders and teachers, and Oswego city firefighters posed for this photo following their annual October get together at Bishop’s Commons on Thursday.
Community
Third And Final Cup Of Tea For Senior, Students
Residents of Bishop’s Commons and Riley School first graders from Stacy Devendorf’s class shared their third and final cup of tea with each other as the group of seniors and children learned and experienced some lessons taught by Greg Mortenson in his NY Times best seller “Three Cups of Tea.”
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Musicians Share Talent With Seniors
A select group of young musicians in Oswego, who continue their learning through the summer with instructor Evelyn Baer at Midstate Music, visited Bishop’s Commons recently to share the music they have learned over the past few weeks.
Community
Children Teaching The World Of Wii To Seniors
Video games aren’t just for kids anymore. At least that’s the case for residents of Bishop’s Commons who have been learning how to play the Wii Nintendo’s interactive video system with the help of some local children.
Community
Volunteers Recognized For Service
George and Carol Reed were recently recognized by Bishop’s Commons Assistive Living Residence for 9 years of dedication and commitment to the senior setting.
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Youngsters Model Back To School Fashions
Bishop’s Commons hosted its third annual back to school fashion show. It’s a wonderful experience when young children and our residents are together making connections, one of the show’s organizers pointed out. It also marked the first time Bill Foley announced something other than a sports event.