Oswego will gain a new business this Friday, April 10, that will offer a new form of business service called coworking. Lighthouse Coworks will offer small entrepreneurs the ability to share office space and services.
The Oswego Renaissance Association announced a $150,000 grant award from the Richard S. Shineman Foundation to continue the momentum of the neighborhood revitalization work that began in Oswego last year.
The college earned one of four honorable mentions in the 3R (Reuse-Reduce-Recycle) Actions Challenge for racking up 700 actions in a peer-to-peer recycling education project called Garbage Pail Kids. Among 104 colleges and universities participating in the competition, the champions in four size divisions included University at Albany in the medium-size category.
On April 14, at 3 p.m., gather in the Oswego Public Library’s Community Room for an afternoon of Global Graphic Novels and Comic Books. Bring a favorite to share in under three minutes or simply show up to enjoy the discussion.
The city of Fulton Department of Parks and Recreation is once again sponsoring Line Dance classes featuring popular dance instructor, Phil Eno. Instruction will begin in the Municipal Building on April 14 at 7 p.m.
On April 27 at 7 p.m. at the Community Center on Oswego Street, the members of the Hannibal Historical Society and their guests will be spending the evening with Louise Kellogg. She will recall a typical Monday morning in a 1950s elementary school classroom.
Kelly Steckel was hired as a commercial lines marketing manager at Eastern Shore Associates Insurance it was announced by Martha Murray, president. Steckel will be in ESA’s North Syracuse office.
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