United Way of Greater Oswego County will hold its Stone Soup Too Luncheon on April 14 at Holy Trinity Parish. To date, a number of caring local restaurants and businesses have come forward to donate the food and beverages necessary for the luncheon.
Debbie McKinstry from Maida’s Floral Shop in Oswego spent an afternoon with residents at St. Francis Commons demonstrating the art of floral design and arrangement, just in time for the spring season and Easter holiday.
Guest reader Erica Schreiner of the Oswego County Soil and Water Conservation District read the book “The Apple Orchard Riddle,” which educated second graders on types of farms, apples, parts of an apple and scientific practices that change the appearance of apples.
The Center for Career and Community Education recently hosted a training workshop at the Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation for adult education teachers who are a part of the Central/Southern Tier Regional Adult Education Network.
Emerson J. Dillon Middle School students in Ashley Modafferi’s and Beth Pritchard’s art classes recently became immersed in the art world during a field trip to the Everson Art Museum in Syracuse. There they learned to critique famous artworks and explored a variety of exhibits from photography to clay and paintings.
New York Sea Grant and statewide partners are hosting the workshop to help new and existing watercraft inspection program leaders standardize efforts to engage recreational boaters in slowing the spread of aquatic invasive species.
Mayor William Barlow Jr., asked the Administrative Services Committee to consider a proposal regarding the City Attorney position. A move, he says, will save money in the long-run. Having the City Attorney handle the legal work the city has been outsourcing will save thousands, he said.
Mary A. Allen, 38, of Fulton, passed away suddenly on Monday March 21, 2016.
OK, I’m confused and a little annoyed. I just sent a donation to the Humane Society of the United States and almost the very next day, I got a newsletter from the Oswego County Humane Society asking for a donation. Don’t they talk to each other? If I send money to the national organization, I assume they just divvy it up, so why can’t the Oswego County Humane Society just leave me alone?
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