Fulton First United Methodist Church welcomes children (preschool age 3 through high school) to participate in the 2016 Vacation Bible School Program, Survivor Camp. It begins July 18 and runs through July 22 from 6-9 p.m.
Pete and Teddy are sweet and playful brothers looking for forever homes, or maybe one together? What could be better than an orange tabby kitten? Two of course! When we say playful, we aren’t kidding – not one bit.
David Crider, a SUNY Oswego communication studies faculty member, explores in a new book how radio announcers develop their on-air personalities, helping the nearly century-old medium endure even in the rapidly evolving live-stream and on-demand audio scene.
The Children’s Room atop the Oswego Public Library has been buzzing with activity since Summer Reading Signups started June 27. More than 500 children have visited and 222 have turned in their first card showing they have read at least an hour.
Award-winning authors Gary Schmidt and Carole Boston Weatherford will speak at Oswego Writing Institute 2016’s “Toward an Authentic Writing Classroom,” running 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Aug. 16 and 17, in SUNY Oswego’s Marano Campus Center.
Thomas J. Halpin, 87, of Oswego passed away Friday afternoon July 15, 2016, at St. Luke Health Services, Inc.
Have you ever considered a vacation rental property? It makes a perfect option when friends and relatives assemble for a wedding or some other event and when traveling with a group. Recently, several members of my family visited from the West Coast to attend a family wedding. Our house could not sleep everyone comfortably and hotel rooms to accommodate everyone would have been expensive. So, we rented a three-bedroom place on the shore of Lake Ontario.
Roxana M. Brayton, 73, of Oswego, passed away on Friday July 15, 2016, at St. Luke Health Services.
The 2016 Oswego Writing Institute, co-sponsored by the SUNY Oswego School of Education, Team Sheldon, and the Fulton City School District, August 16-17, will benefit the Literacy Coalition of Oswego County, said Mike Egan, president of the LCOC Leadership Council. There is no charge to attend the two-day event, but all donations will benefit LCOC.
The Oswego County Health Department reported today (July 15) that a bat in the town of Constantia has tested positive for rabies. “The rabies virus is active across Oswego County this summer,” said Jiancheng Huang, Oswego County Public Health Director.
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