Between the shopping, baking, wrapping and seemingly endless to-do lists that are so characteristic of the holidays, often times, there is little time to remember to get in the spirit of the season and enjoy this time of year before it’s over. While the holidays can be a lot of fun, the busyness can cause many people lose sight of the true meaning of the season.
You recently wrote about Section 353-b of the Agriculture and Markets Law which basically requires that all dogs left outdoors have to be provided with a dog house. I am writing to say that I personally think that law is ridiculous. I have a purebred Siberian Husky, Scarlet. She is three years old and I am here to tell you that SHE WANTS NOTHING TO DO WITH A DOGHOUSE!
Unique to Oswego County, Catholic Charities’ Community Based Mentoring Program seeks to provide youth ages 8 to 17 with a mental diagnosis, access to adult mentors who can truly make a difference in their lives.
Oswego Hospital’s Maternity Center was presented new mom baskets by store managers of The Cellular Connection. Tara Sahlberg, of the Pulaski store, and Corey Bryant of the Central Square store, recently delivered the baskets that included many items that new mothers need.
Her first Christian fiction novel, The First Rose of Summer, received Honorable Mention at the 2012-13 Los Angeles Book Festival. She’ll share the story of how she has blended the joys and sorrows of her life with a military family, her lifelong faith and her passion for writing. “I have long had the desire to write stories and novels that would inspire people to draw closer to the Lord and the Truth of Christ,” she said.
Artists of all types of music interested in performing at Harborfest 2014 can obtain information and a performer application at the Harborfest office, 41 Lake St., Oswego, weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. or online at www.oswegoharborfest.com
Tammy Holden, communications specialist with Entergy’s James A. FitzPatrick Nuclear Power Plant, presented Mary Margaret Pezzella-Pekow, executive director of Catholic Charities of Oswego County and Helen Hoefer, supervisor of Community Services, with a $3,800 grant in support of the Catholic Charities food pantry.
The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, with 687 member institutions in 50 countries, recently notified SUNY Oswego that its business school has maintained accreditation for its nationally regarded undergraduate business and master of business administration programs through the next five-year review cycle.
Fulton Rotarian Cheryl Lindsay spoke about her journey to become a publisher and a writer at a recent Noon Rotary meeting. She has been involved in higher education for more than 20 years and was inspired to become an entrepreneur when she taught classes at Cayuga Community College on entrepreneurship.
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