Earlier this summer, when news spread of how Rachel Dean had rescued a pit bull after his jaw was almost completely torn off, support for the puppy poured in from all over. Rachel said she didn’t expect any sort of recognition for her actions. But, the Red Cross thought otherwise.
Historically, Novembers with little or no snowfall have been followed by winters with below-average snowfall. Without a late-February snowburst, this past winter would have been stymied around 104 inches. It was still far-removed from the season’s average of 150.8 inches.
Helen L. McNamara, 97; formerly of Fulton died Thursday, November 25th at her granddaughter’s home in Etna, NY.
The Parents of Special Children, Autism Connections group will meet on Dec. 7, at 7 p.m. for a special movie night featuring “Last One Picked, First one Picked On.”
In 2011, Oswego County Opportunities will celebrate its 45 anniversary. As part of that celebration OCO has begun a new fundraising campaign, OCO Is On A Roll.
Senior director of OCO’s Health and Nutrition Department, Ellen Holst announced Dhanraj Soogree, MD, and Linda Troia, PA have joined the medical staff at OCO’s Fulton Health Center.
Members of the Fulton Community Theatre are putting the final touches on the musical arrangements for the upcoming encore performances of their Evening on Broadway concert series.
Oswego County Opportunities’ Cancer Services Program Partnership wrapped up its Breast Cancer Awareness month activities by creating the first-ever human pink ribbon in Oswego County.
Chester Litwak, 86, of Fulton died Tuesday at St. Joseph Hospital, Syracuse after a long illness.
One of our area’s most vital agencies, the Child Advocacy Center of Oswego County, celebrated the opening of its new location, 301 Beech St., with a ribbon cutting ceremony.
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