Clinics will be held May 4 at the Bristol Hill Solid Waste Facility, 3125 state Route 3, Volney; June 8 at the West Monroe Town Garage, 46 County Route 11, West Monroe; and July 13 at the County Highway Garage, 957 Centerville Road, Pulaski.
On Thursday, students, representing schools from all across the county, sat with the legislators and took an active role in the meeting. Prior to that they visited other facets of county government and had a chance to debate and vote on their own ‘resolution.’
Building relationships and community involvement were the common theme Wednesday night at the second in a series of forums on child protection in Oswego County. The Child Protection Advisory Council was created last year by the county legislature examine child protection issues in the county and report back to the legislature regarding possible improvements. The public will have a chance to be heard at two more meetings.
In preparation for the upcoming 186th consecutive navigation season on the New York State Canal System and in recognition of Earth Day 2011, the New York State Canal Corporation in partnership with the Parks and Trails NY, has designated April 15-17 for the sixth annual “Canal Clean Sweep.”
On April 30 participating chiropractors will offer chiropractic treatments for current and former patients, as well as examinations for new patients in exchange for a $15 donation to the United Way of Greater Oswego County.
The first rabies clinic of the year drew nearly 425 animals to the county DPW garage in Scriba. Another clinic is planned for next month in Parish.
There are several small things you can do that will make a big difference. “In recognition, the Oswego County Environmental Management Council invites individuals, schools, and groups to participate in Oswego County’s Earth Week, April 15 through 24, with helping protect and preserve our county’s natural resources,” said Richard Drosse, Earth Week Coordinator for the EMC.
William Cooper’s plan to construct a floating battery to defend American shores, and the tales of brave local militiamen, are among the many topics to be presented at Oswego County’s War of 1812 Symposium April 2 at the American Foundry.
Oswego County Opportunities, one of the top ten largest private employers in Oswego County, recently welcomed nine new staff members. To ensure the success of the new employees OCO provides a thorough orientation session that acclimates employees to the history, mission and vision of the agency.
The organization celebrated its milestone Tuesday afternoon at the Senior Dinning and Activities Center in the Fulton Municipal Building. It is looking forward to another 45 years of ‘building partnerships that improve the quality of life and create successful communities.’
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