At the Fulton Family YMCA, we are about strengthening community through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. One area where we are showing this is in our programming. We are now offering a Pre-Natal Yoga class on Mondays 9:30 – 10:30 a.m.
From 1941 to 1945, more than one million New Yorkers served in the military and each and every one of them has a story to tell. That’s what I discovered through my “Veterans Voices” program, an initiative designed to preserve veteran experiences for future generations and create a permanent record of service.
The Turning Stone Casino’s Cypress ballroom provided an elegant backdrop for the annual ISMA awards banquet on November 9 with Oswego Speedway’s Dan Kapuscinski doing the MC honors.
Director Ellen Wahl of the Retired and Senior Volunteers Program at SUNY Oswego plans to visit Oswego County Opportunities dining and activity centers in November to meet current and prospective RSVP volunteers.
October was national Domestic Violence Awareness Month. While I realize we are now in November, because I missed writing about this topic last month and because I strongly believe we need to continue to raise awareness about domestic violence, I am writing about this issue this month.
Pulling into the platforms just in time for the holidays, the Oswego Valley Railroad Association’s 32nd annual Holiday Express model train show. Located at the Fulton War Memorial, everything train related could be enjoyed here over the weekend. From antique model locomotives traveling through scenic backdrops, to steam blowers, Lego trains, Thomas the Train and memorabilia, the Holiday Express was sure to impress.
Dozens turned out to brave the chilly weather Monday to pay tribute to Oswego’s veterans – past and present. A new monument has been added to those at Veterans’ Memorial Park. The new memorial honors those who served in Operation Enduring Freedom / Operation Iraqi Freedom.
When the Richard S. Shineman Foundation was established one of its goals was to mirror the deep compassion for community that Mr. Shineman had and improve the quality of life in the counties that it serves. The CYO program at Catholic Charities of Oswego County proved to be a perfect match for that goal.
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