Derry Death Notices - Sunday, 27th June, 2021
Obituaries
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FINN, Dorothy - 25th June 2021 (peacefully) at her home, late of Cornshell Fields, loving partner of Philip, beloved mother of Mark, Michael, Sharon, Barry, Ciaran, Anika, Louise, Laura and Lee and a devoted grandmother and great-grandmother. Dearly loved and will be sadly missed by the entire family circle. Sadly, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic the wake is private for family and close friends. A private cremation will take place later.
McGRORY, Joseph (Joe) – 25th June, 2021 (peacefully) at Owenmore Care Home, Derry, RIP (formerly of Kingsford Park, Derry), dearly beloved husband of the late Margaret Ann (Anna), devoted father of Father Jimmy, Pat, Edward and the late Joanne, dear father-in-law of Stephanie and much loved grandfather of Edward and Clarisse. House strictly private. The family are continuing to abide by recommended government guidelines. Requiem Mass will be streamed from St. Patrick’s Chu
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OSWEGO â Six not-for-profit organizations were awarded grants totaling $335,000 from the Richard S. Shineman Foundation in the first of three 2021 grant rounds at its April board meeting. Projects reach a wide range of people and organizations that focus on health and human services, education, community revitalization, and arts and culture.
Farnham Family Services was awarded $130,000, enabling the organization to take over the Harbor Lights facility in northern Oswego County, so that it can sustain and expand Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment services to the most rural and underserved parts of the county.
Another health and human services grant was given to the Salvation Army of Oswego County, for bridge funding to keep its award-winning Pathway of Hope program going until its New York state regional economic funding is received.
OSWEGO - Having met with a committee of community stakeholders Thursday morning, the Oswego City School District (OCSD) announced it would move forward with plans that will see more students return four days per week this coming Monday.
OCSD Superintendent Dr. Mathis Calvin III said the meeting with shareholders went well and thanked the volunteers for their time and feedback.
âWe were happy to get this important input and ultimately satisfy our final state requirement to getting students back for more days in person beginning next week,â said Dr. Calvin. âMonday will be a very exciting day for us.â
Under its new plan which will begin Monday, April 26, OCSD elementary school schedules would be extended by about an hour each day and secondary students at Oswego Middle School and Oswego High School by roughly an hour more.
OSWEGO â Plans unveiled Tuesday by the Oswego City School District would see all students from pre-K through grade six in schools four days per week beginning Monday and all students would have extended school day hours.
A letter released by Superintendent Dr. Mathis Calvin III laid out new plans, including learning in schools for all elementary students who have selected the in-person model on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
Calvin, who noted officials hope to begin implementing the new plans next Monday, April 26, said it was a âvery exciting announcement.â
âI appreciate all the hard work our officials have put in to put this plan together so quickly after new state guidance threw a wrench in the plans a little over a week ago,â the superintendent added. âWe are ready to do what we have set out all along for: Bringing our kids back for expanded in-person learning.â
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