The Art Association of Oswego announces two upcoming art classes. Introduction to Printmaking will be offered on Monday and Wednesday, July 20th and 22nd, from 6-9 pm. This class will focus on making Monotypes–one of the simplest yet most expressive methods of printmaking. Participants will also learn the basics of using a Dickerson combination press.
Harborfest will host its annual Children’s Gala on July 21 from 6 to 8 p.m. at historic Fort Ontario. Sponsored by Entergy, the Harborfest Children’s Gala is an entertaining evening that offers children aged Pre-K to 10 a variety of food, fun, activities and live entertainment.
In February, our state was awarded $24.6 billion as a result of the federal Economic Stimulus Package. The amount of stimulus money was unprecedented and was intended to be used to jump-start the struggling economy. As sanctioned by federal law, the state created its own Economic Recovery and Reinvestment Cabinet. This cabinet serves as a hub for which the funding is channeled. It’s also where universities, counties, cities, and, some cases, businesses and non-profits, may apply for stimulus funding.
The West Linear Park Concert Series continues July 21 with an exciting live performance from The Critics.
It was a celebration of reading for Fitzhugh Park Elementary School third and fourth graders as the recent school year neared an end.
Members of the Bright Horizons Clubhouse in Pulaski have been busy this year tending to their very first vegetable garden.
The Oswego Country Club held its annual Summer Scramble on June 29, with a record number of participants, according to tournament director Ed Fayette. The event was sponsored by Step One Creative, who announced that as part of its sponsorship of the event, a portion of each of the players’ registration fee would go Farnham Family Services.
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