OSWEGO, NY – The first orientation meeting of the Oswego Paranormal Research Society will be held Feb, 5 from 6-8 p.m. at Tracy DeCann’s house located in Scriba.

The address is Hilltop Trailer Park located at 956 Middle Road, lot 11. If you are coming down Middle Road from Oswego it will be the second driveway, three trailers down on the left-hand side.

The Oswego Paranormal Research Society will allow anyone to examine all sorts of paranormal events – from a scientific perspective. Membership is free, and DeCann encourages everyone to join.

TOPRS is an open forum for anyone with an interest in the paranormal to network with other individuals in the area.

“Our members are also members of other groups or are researchers themselves,” DeCann said. “We do not discriminate or turn people away. We offer assistance to those who need help in finding out what is occurring in their homes, businesses etc. that might have something to do with paranormal events.”

She is currently working on developing an annual Paranormal Expo to be held in the fall.

At the meeting, they will have time to review what’s going on with the organization and plans for the Paranormal Expo in September.

Refreshments and snacks will be provided.

For more information, call 315-402-6806.

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