Thousands of visitors travel to Oswego County annually to view stunning sunsets, explore historic sites, fish, camp, and enjoy the area’s many quality events. The May 19 Tourism Ambassador Training Program gives frontline workers and members of the public an overview of important information and tips on making visitors feel welcome. For information visit www.oswegocountytap.com or call 315-349-8322.
Oswego Daily News

Businesses and Attractions Are Invited to Send Front Line Staff to Tourism Ambassador Training

Businesses, attractions and citizens across Oswego County are encouraged to take advantage of a free hospitality training session from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 19. Hosted by the Lake Ontario Event and Conference Center, 56 E. First St., the half-day program is designed to increase the tourism and hospitality knowledge of front-line staff of Oswego County businesses and attractions.

[…]

No Picture
Community

Job and Opportunity Fair Offered to Cayuga Community College Students

Melissa Jones was one of many students seeking an opportunity at the Spring 2014 Job and Opportunity Fair sponsored by the Business Leadership Club student chapter at Cayuga Community College Fulton Campus on April 9. As a former student of Twin Rivers High School located in Missouri, Melissa began attending classes at the Cayuga Community College to pursue a degree in Business Administration.

[…]

No Picture
Sports

Pat Lavery, Dave Gruel Lead Tuesday Night Test Session at Oswego

A total of five Novelis Supermodifieds entered the pit area Tuesday evening in preparation for Saturday’s 53rd annual Novelis Supermodified Kickoff presented by Mitchell’s Speedway Press and Planet Fitness at the ‘Steel Palace.’ Lavery, Gruel, Brian Sweeney, Stephen Gioia III, and Jeff Abold all took laps on the fast 5/8 mile.

[…]