Emily is a super-friendly momma kitty whose kittens have all been adopted. She’s happy to sprawl on your lap while you work at the computer, but will also happily be “crazy kitty,” playing with her favorite toy!
The Oswego County Legislature’s Human Services Committee presented John Heretyk with a certificate of appreciation on his retirement after his 32 years of service.
It’s time to start practicing your dodging abilities and thinking up your most creative team names for the Oswego YMCA’s Dodgeball league which begins October 18 at 6:30 p.m. The combination of softer, no-sting balls in two sizes and a “winning is for losers” emphasis on fun, make adult dodgeball an exciting and friendly activity to hit Oswego.
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting, Rotarian Carol Vescio introduced Nancy Fox, Executive Director of the CNY Arts Center. Fox updated the club on the local organization’s upcoming season’s shows.
(Outlaw 200) – BILLY DECKER, Mike Mahaney, Larry Wight, Alan Johnson, Danny Johnson, Pat Ward, Peter Britten, Erick Rudolph, Chris Hile, Bobby Varin, Billy Whittaker
As the crowd fell silent Saturday (Sept. 30), the only thing that could be heard was the ringing of a bell after each name of a community member lost to suicide was read. A chill in the air didn’t prevent 778 community members from gathering at SUNY Oswego’s Hewitt Union for CNY’s seventh annual Stride to SAVE Lives event. SAVE’s new campaign – “Hope. It saves lives,” reflects the common goal of prevention and spreading positivity.
Zonta Club of Oswego is brewing up some scary fun with its inaugural “Witches Ball.” To be held October 27 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the American Foundry in Oswego, the “Witches Ball” offers an evening of Halloween fun for great cause. In recognition of October being Domestic Violence Awareness Month the Zonta Club of Oswego “Witches Ball” serves as a fundraiser for Oswego County Opportunities’ Services to Aid Families program, the domestic violence and rape crisis program for Oswego County.
On October 7, Reality Check of Onondaga, Cayuga and Oswego counties will offer students ages 13 – 18 the opportunity to become Reality Check Youth Leaders. Reality Check is a youth led movement to expose the tobacco industry’s manipulative marketing practices. The Youth Leadership course is an experienced-based learning opportunity that will give students the skills necessary to become informed leaders of their generation, as well as of their future.
Lohnas will offer a four-part course once more on the Microsoft Office programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Publisher), as well as restarting the multi-part Introduction to Computer and Internet Basics classes.
The Oswego County Municipal Historians recently awarded the winners of its 2017 photo contest. Eleven people submitted nearly 50 photos to the contest. Finalists were displayed at the Oswego County Fair in Sandy Creek where the public was invited to vote for their favorite picture in nine separate categories.
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