On Oct. 27, Women’s Network for Entrepreneurial Training and SUNY Oswego’s Office of Business and Community Relations, will gather women from across New York State for Connections, a day-long conference to be held at the Lake Ontario Event & Conference Center in Oswego from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Women employees and business owners need inspiration, ideas, information, and other women to network with.
Assemblyman Will Barclay recently presented a resolution to the Cancer Screening Services program coordinators proclaiming June 7 as “Cancer Survivor’s Day” throughout New York State.
After months of interviews and consideration of each candidate’s qualifications and experience, the committee has voted to endorse the following candidates for the positions that are to be filled in the 2015 fall elections:
At the 2015 session of Upper New York Annual Conference session affirmed the closure of churches through discontinuance or abandonment. Granby Center UMC (Discontinued) at 420 County Route 3, Fulton, most recently served by Pastor Dean Flemming
Gary L. Reed, 63, of Granby, passed away on Saturday June 13, 2015, at Oswego Hospital.
On Tuesday, June 16, the city of Oswego Department of Public Works will close East Utica Street between Duer and East Eighth streets. to all through traffic starting at approximately 7 a.m. The closure will remain in effect until repairs to water distribution valves are completed.
Full volume tests of the new emergency notification sirens recently installed by Exelon Generation and Entergy Nuclear in the 10-mile emergency planning zone around Nine Mile Point will take place from late June through August.
No kidding around this week. This is serious and we need your help. The New York State Senate just passed a bill sponsored by Senator Terrence Murphy intended to prevent those who abuse animals from committing similar acts in the future. “Animal cruelty is a key indicator of future violence toward human victims, and yet under current law repeat offenders only face misdemeanor charges,” Murphy said.
Senator Patty Ritchie announced that funding she included in this year’s state budget will provide free farm-fresh fruits and vegetables from area farmers’ markets to 2,700 seniors from Jefferson, Oswego and St. Lawrence counties, as a way to boost nutrition and healthy eating, while at the same time helping to strengthen the bottom lines of New York farmers.
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