Members of the Fulton Polish Home will be holding their annual Friday fish dinners beginning on February 6. Serving will be from 4 until 7:30 p.m. Dinners will run each Friday through Good Friday, April 3.
Ethel A. Kymer, 99, a resident of Oswego, passed away on Tuesday January 13, 2015, at the St.Luke Health Services.
Oswego Children’s Theater will host auditions for its annual teen production on January 20 from 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mosher family, 151 E. Seneca St. This year’s production will be the classic play Our Town.
In 2011, United States Army SFC Jeffery Hackett faced a tough reality after losing his leg when he triggered a wire-tripped improvised explosive device while serving a tour of duty in Afghanistan. After the incident, Hackett was airlifted from the battlefield to Lanstuhl, Germany, and was eventually brought stateside to reunite with his wife, Bobby Jo, and his three daughters. For his service, Hackett and his family will be presented with a new home in the town of Mexico.
Harborfest sites are being planned, the search for crowd pleasing entertainment is under way and already vendors are planning to take up residence for the 28th edition of the festival slated for July 23 – 26. However, behind the scenes there are some new faces who hope to make major contributions to assist in the organization of this year’s event. Cindy Loughrey has been named vendor-membership coordinator while veteran journalist-public relations professional Bill Foley will serve as public relations-media marketing director.
Oswego County FCU is very pleased to announce that it has been named one of the Best Companies to Work for in New York State for 2014. “We are extremely excited to be recognized for creating a workplace where fun and professional service delivery can co-exist,” said William Carhart, CEO
Students at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation learned a lesson in giving during the recent holiday season. The generosity of CiTi students was evident throughout the community.
The Phoenix Central School District is setting the bar high in its pursuit for academic excellence and other school districts across the state haven taken notice. Amplify Learning Core Knowledge, which is a rigorous English language arts program aligned with the Common Core Learning Standards, helps students develop better literacy skills.
In partnership with New York Sea Grant, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Joe Martens today (Jan. 13) announced $89,000 in grants for four projects that will help Great Lakes coastal communities to increase storm resiliency and protect water quality.
Students at Lura Sharp Elementary School recently discovered what it takes to become an actor during a visit from the Merry-Go-Round Playhouse. Several performers from MGR stopped by to provide workshops and study guide materials tailored to each grade level. More than just an acting lesson, the workshops are also designed to help teachers and students meet the New York State Learning Standards.
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