Write a commentThe Oswego County Legislature’s Economic Development and Planning Committee presented a proclamation to Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County recognizing its 105th anniversary.
Since 1921, youth have participated in Oswego County 4-H, developing valuable life skills that prepare them to become responsible citizens and active members of their communities. 4-H provides a variety of clubs designed to match a wide range of interests, including conservation and nature, science and technology, animal science, arts and crafts, and more.
Go to https://thatscooperativeextension.org/4-h-youth/4-h-clubs to learn about its programs or call the office at 315-963-7286.
Pictured from left are legislators Edward Gilson, District 3; Committee Vice Chairwoman Noelle Salmonsen, District 21; Roy E. Reehil, District 5; 4-H Team Coordinator Linda Brosch; Committee Chairwoman Mary Ellen Chesbro, District 10; Paul A. Forestiere II, executive director of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County; Christine Novak, District 16; Ryan Taylor, District 25; and Paul House, District 8.
