“Play On,” a three-act comedy by Rick Abbott, with Inez Manor Parker directing, will be mounted at the Church of the Resurrection as a fundraiser for the church and the Oswego Players.
This past summer, Riley School launched “Ice Cream for Books”, an exciting new project to help bridge the gap of “summer reading loss.”
Camp Hollis is looking for volunteers to help close up the campgrounds for the season on Saturday, Oct. 30. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. staff and volunteers will work on a variety of projects, including cleaning and closing the cabins, storing playground and sports equipment, putting gardens “to bed” for the winter and storing indoor games and supplies.
Some area residents share their tips. Many are as simple as just unplugging an appliance when not in use. Other means to keep on a budget can be found online.
The morning was crisp and there were several large dark clouds in the sky. That did not diminish the excitement and anticipation felt by Carol Wilcox and her sister Mary about this long awaited day. On Saturday, October 2nd, the Lowe’s team was coming to Fulton to build a ramp for the Wilcox Family as their Heroes Project.
The Hannibal Democratic Committee is holding a roast turkey dinner on Sunday October 24th at the Hannibal American Legion on Rochester Street in Hannibal.
Jon Vermilye’s photo, “Pride of Baltimore II (Oswego)” earned him honorable mention in the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor’s annual photo contest. His photo finished in the top 24 from among more than 400 photos submitted. To see all of the winners, visit www.eriecanalway.org/gallery.htm.
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