Residents who suffer from a chronic condition can learn how to improve their health status during free evidence-based healthy living workshops offered this fall by Oswego Health. Sessions will be held in both Oswego and Central Square.
Some foggy patches early then becoming sunny today. High 85.
Golfers in the 19th Annual St. Luke-Francis Boyce Memorial Charity Tournament will be taking a swing at $20,000 during a hole-in-one contest, thanks to The Bonadio Group. The event tees off with an 8 a.m. “shot gun” start on August 13 at Battle Island State Park in Fulton.
For the second year in a row, the James E. Strates Shows is bringing its unique carnival midway to the shores of Lake Ontario for the 29th annual Oswego Harborfest. The location of the show this year is new: it has moved to West First Street, in between West Schuyler and Lake streets.
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District will host its annual “Stuff-A-Bus” school supply distribution to students on August 26 from 9 a.m. to noon. The district will also have a bottle and can drive from August 8 to 12 to raise funds for the purchase of school supplies.
Haborfest’s Children’s Committee is pleased to announce that the Oswego City-County Youth Bureau and NYS Office of Children and Family Services has awarded a $1,000 mini-grant to this year’s Harborfest Children’s Musical Production.
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today (July 25) announced a new I Love NY advertising campaign to promote Oswego Harborfest. The ad highlights the attractions of the free, four-day festival, including live music, fireworks, and the James E. Strates Midway. The 29th annual Harborfest will take place from July 28 to 31 on the shores of Lake Ontario.
Shirley Jean Frake, 64, of Oswego, died Saturday July 23, 2016, at Seneca Hill Manor.
Thelma “T” Borden, 93, a lifelong Oswego resident, passed away Sunday July 24, 2016.
Today, a petition in support of the inclusion of nuclear in Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Clean Energy Standard spearheaded by the Upstate Energy Jobs coalition, a group representing hundreds of business, education and labor leaders, surpassed the 3,500 signature mark which underscores the tremendous support that exists for keeping these plants open. Flanked by scores of nuclear energy supporters, Oswego Mayor William Barlow welcomed a large crowd to the Lake Ontario Conference Center for a press conference emphasizing the need for the immediate passage of the CES.
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