The caring individuals and families who have chosen to open their home to these adults are making a real difference in that person’s life and the community that they live in.
When the Oswego Players mounts “The Hound of the Baskervilles†in early October, two local favorites will pay the key roles of Kathy Stapleton and Sir Henry.
One of Central New York’s most famous Native American athletes urged Fulton’s Board of Education to talk to Onondaga Nation members before approving a new athletics logo meant to honor them.
Moments later, the board approved the logo.
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Charlotte had become an art and photography teacher at J.C. Birdlebough High School in Phoenix, and approximately 10 years ago she applied for a grant to do a photographic study of old barns in the Phoenix area.
Sponsors for the Fulton Project Bloom were recognized recently for their participation in the project with a breakfast in their honor.
On Sept. 28, SUNY Oswego’s Office of Business and Community Relations and the Women’s Network for Entrepreneurial Training will gather women from across New York State for “Connections,†a day-long conference to be held at The American Foundry.
If you were at Camp Hollis on August 19, you probably saw a few extra teenagers on the grounds. They were part of a foreign exchange group from France.
In Oswego, nothing says “summer†like Rudy’s Lakeside. And what has become a “near end†of summer ritual for folks at St. Luke Health Services, Rudy’s owners Carol and Jason Livsey, and family brought all the fixing’s for a great lunch, featuring Rudy’s favorites like a great fish sandwich and of course – “Texas Hotsâ€.
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