The Senior Oreo Stacking competition was one of the highlights on the opening day of the Oswego County Fair on Thursday, with 15 senior citizens entering the competition, which was sponsored by Blue Cross/Blue Shield.
Students and their families attending the Health and Science Fair at Fulton’s Fairgrieve Elementary School got an up close look of the medical imaging and laboratory services offered by Oswego Health through some fun, hands-on demonstrations.
A local meats education and tasting fair will take place on Nov. 20 at the Central Square Middle School cafeteria, on US Route 11 from 1 to 4 p.m.
A “Tool Box Wind Fair” blossomed in front of Oswego Middle School recently as the result of a $5,000 Lowe’s Tool Box in Education grant to focus on the alternate energy curriculum with an emphasis on wind energy.
Thanks to the collaborative efforts of Rural Health Network of Oswego County and New York State Senator Darrel Aubertine’s office, Oswego County seniors will have the opportunity to learn more about the many services and programs available.
With all the exciting things to see at each year’s New York State Fair, it’s often hard for fairgoers to decide what to do in the little time they have. There are still many free concerts and more to be enjoyed in the coming days of the fair.
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