The words were horrible. Offensive. Not fit for any public space, let alone a playground for children.
Someone spray-painted their disagreement with a particular person all over the play equipment at Fulton’s Voorhees Park. Those words could not stay.
Executive Director of LVOC and media sponsors met to discuss LVOC’s 25th Anniversary celebration featuring author and national literacy advocate John Corcoran. The event is being held on Wednesday, September 30, 5:30 p.m. at the American Foundry. For those who can’t attend, there will be a book signing at the river’s end bookstore in Oswego, NY at 4:30 PM. From left – RoseAnn Parsons, Oswego Shopper; Jane Murphy, Executive Director LVOC; and Fred Reed, oswegocountytoday.com. For more information, contact the LVOC office at 342-8839 or visit www.lvoswego.org.
Local Media Supports Literacy
Rick Lazio entered the race for Governor of New York on Tuesday, promising to stay in the race even if Republican powerhouse Rudy Giuliani jumps in.
Lazio announced his candidacy at a series of press conferences across the state.
The Block Party has proven to be a much-anticipated reunion of sorts where parents, teachers and the Lanigan community come together for hot dogs, entertainment and most of all connections with each other. This year it provided an even greater service to the Lanigan fourth and fifth grade community which is located in Volney and Granby schools while the building’s intermediate wing renovation is completed.
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