Cancer
Nobody Should Die From Cervical Cancer
Stone Creek Golf Club Tuesday Night Women’s League Donates To OCO’s Cancer Services Program Of The North Country
Katko Announces Introduction Of Metastatic Breast Cancer Access To Care Act
Leanna Cleveland: Employers Can Promote Cancer Screening During Pandemic
Carolyn Handville: Cancer Doesn’t Take A Break For COVID-19
Fulton’s Newest Firefighter: Five-Year-Old ‘Danger Girl’
Oswego St. Baldrick’s Fights Childhood Cancer
Inside the Lake Ontario Event and Conference Center in Oswego on Sunday afternoon, nearly 200 people were loosing their hair as the St. Baldrick’s Foundation was gaining support. After an hour, the total had hit $49,000. Over the course of its 10 years, Oswego’s St. Baldrick’s events have raised more than $511,600 to help fight childhood cancer.
Laker Women’s Basketball Star Rebounds From Cancer
Less than a year after fighting to improve with the Oswego State women’s basketball team on the hardwood of Max Ziel Gymnasium, Rachael Windhausen was fighting for something different – her life. Rachael was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma after a series of tests and scans over the summer, changing her focus from post moves and jump shots to chemotherapy treatments and survival.
OCO Cancer Services Program Creates Human Blue Ribbon

- Oswego County Opportunities’ Cancer Services Program wrapped up its Colorectal Cancer Awareness month campaign by creating the first-ever human blue ribbon in Oswego County. Approximately 35 people, dressed in blue, gathered at the Ringgold Pulaski Fire Department, 12 Lake St., to form the ribbon.