Local book clubs have joined forces with the newly formed Oswego Reads to help spread the word about the first community-wide reading initiative. Each week, a table with information about the community read and the Pennies for Peace project as well as the selected book, “Three Cups of Tea,†will be at the Oswego Farmers’ Market, in front of the river’s end bookstore. Book club members will be on hand to help with questions about the book, which is available for three age levels – adult, young adult and children – as well as the Pennies for Peace project.
Constellation Energy Nuclear Group (CENG) today announced its continued sponsorship of Oswego County’s Call-N-Ride service. CENG has donated $22,000 to continue the service, which is operated by Oswego County Opportunities, and supported through grants, advocacy and oversight by both the Vision Network and ARISE.
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