Inez Parker, director of the upcoming Oswego Players’ dinner theater production of “Cards on the Table,” has announced that open auditions will be held in the Frances Marion Brown Theater of the Oswego Civic Arts Center on Sept. 11 and 12.
Louise Kellogg, a member of the Hannibal Historical Society, will be honored for her 29 years of service as program chair of the organization. An open house will be held from 3 – 4:30 p.m. on September 23 at the Hannibal Community Center on Oswego Street.
Storm-ready agencies and communities go through training and other preparation to demonstrate they are better prepared for severe weather through proactive planning, education and awareness, according to the NWS StormReady site, www.weather.gov/stormready.
On September 10, the Oswego County Humane Society will host its 12th annual 5K-9 race, newly renamed the Rover Run 5K and Family Fun Day, at Fallbrook Recreation Center, 103 Thompson Road, Oswego.
Starting September 19, the Fulton Amateur Radio Club will host a 10-week course designed for individuals interested in obtaining their Technician Amateur Radio license.
Just as certain that it’s going to snow during the winter in the Port City, the Common Council will continue to wrangle with the winter parking policy. For nearly an hour Tuesday night, the Planning and Development Committee discussed the pros and cons of possible winter parking scenarios. At the end, they agreed to form a committee to facilitate the creation of a policy that benefits city residents and ensures the safety of the plow operators.
Pearl R. Taylor, 82, of Martville, passed away on Tuesday, September 5, 2017, at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Syracuse following a brief illness.
Antonino “Tony” Natoli, 83, of Oswego, died Sunday September 3, 2017, in University Hospital, Syracuse.
We have been watching the news reports about Hurricane Harvey with both sad and happy hearts. Sad because, well obviously, this is a huge disaster for all of Southeast Texas and beyond and it is hard to even imagine the suffering and misery. But also with happy hearts because it is at least clear that emergency response finally includes pets as a matter of course. Almost every newscast includes photos of at least one pet, sometimes many, being rescued along with its people.
Photographers and outdoor lovers can have their photos featured in the 2018-2019 Oswego County Visitor Guide, scheduled for publication in January. The Oswego County Department of Community Development, Tourism and Planning is sponsoring a photo contest for the guide, which will be distributed at trade and travel shows, travel information centers, festivals, events, and businesses over the next two years.
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