Living alone can sometimes be worrisome. There is always the concern that if something happens, how will anyone know, who will be there to help? For the residents of St. Luke Apartments, they can rest easier knowing that the Red Cross’ I’m OK Program will be addressing those concerns.
An initiative of the American Red Cross, I’m OK is a neighbor-to-neighbor program that will benefit residents who live alone as it ensures residents that in the event of something happening to them they will receive attention in a timely manner.
Residents of Fulton Mills Apartments can rest easier knowing that the Red Cross’ I’m OK Program is addressing their concerns.
The preliminary cause of Wednesday night’s fatal fire has been determined to be accidental – during the food preparation in Apartment B. A 25-year-old man died in the blaze.
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.
Oswego City School district administration, faculty and staff recently donated 70 units of blood
Children in the CYO Summer Recreation Program learned some very important lessons recently when members of the Red Cross of Central New York visited the program for a special presentation on safety, disaster relief and preparation.
The local Red Cross Chapter has changes its name to The Red Cross of Central New York. It is a regional chapter including chapters in Central New York.
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