The Oswego Sub Shop will serve as the “Official Lunch Sponsor” once again this year for the Erik Cole Dream Big Foundation Golf Classic, to be held July 25th at the Oswego Country Club, according to Event Organizer Kevin Caraccioli.
Yesterday was nice and dry. Today should close out the month the same way.
Anna Lee McLaughlin Rotruck, 89, of Fulton, NY and Morgantown, WV, passed away peacefully at Oswego Hospital on Tuesday, June 21, 2011.
The Parents of Special Children, Autism Connections group, will not meet during the summer months of July and August. The group will restart its regular monthly meetings again on Sept. 13 at 7 p.m.
Harborfest has announced the winners of the 2011 Design Contest held this spring in conjunction with the Oswego City School District. This year’s “Great Britain/England” festival theme was captured by students from various schools in the Oswego City School District.
The Oswego Girl Scout Service Unit recently held their End Of The Year Ceremony to honor Girl Scouts of all ages. The celebration was a huge success and was attended by close to 150 people. It included numerous recognitions and awards for Girl Scouts as well as adult leaders and volunteers.
The Oswego City-County Youth Bureau announces its 2011 schedule for the Traveling Arts in the Parks series. Each event is free and open to the public. Glenn Colton kicks off the 2011 season with a 1 p.m. performance on July 5 at Scriba Town Park on O’Connor Road. Colton has performed thousands of energetic concerts for children, parents and teachers since 1992.
Tim Ames of Oswego is July’s featured artist at Lakeside Artisans. Tim, one of the founders and president of the 20-member artists’ co-op, specializes in landscapes in acrylics.
Kingford Park Home and School Inc. awarded two scholarships in the amount of $500 each to KPS alumni Colin Morgan and Christopher Pike. This is the second year that KPS Home and School has awarded scholarship dollars to students who attended grades K – 6 at the elementary school.
What’s the skinny, Minnie? Chill out while our Rebekkah McKalsen gives you the 411. If you are having trouble understanding parts of the dialogue in your favorite 1980s or 1970s flick and if you think they just plain talked silly in the 1960s and before – imagine what the next generation is going to think about the current colloquialisms.
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