Butterscotch’s foster family has caught him several times underneath the Christmas tree, dreaming of his forever home. We need someone to make that dream come true. His foster mom has this to say about him: “What can I not say about Butterscotch? He is a wonderful, loving kitty who loves to give and receive love and kisses. Butterscotch is very affectionate, however he has to be an only fur baby in a furever home.”
Eastern Shore Associates Insurance, a Trusted Choice agency, has awarded its annual Commercial Lines Partnership Award to Ellen Scheiderich, commercial lines underwriter, Main Street America Group.
The GPS for Success class will be offered again twice in January of 2018 to provide time for additional BOCES students to attend and learn more about the website.
Town of Granby Supervisor Edward Williamson had reached out to Senator Ritchie about the need to replace one of its plows, fearing it could die out, leaving the town shorthanded for the winter. Senator Ritchie immediately went to work and was able to get the $100,000 grant to help the Granby purchase this new one.
The Oswego County Legislature honored Legislator Jacob Mulcahey during its monthly meeting in December. Legislature Chairman Kevin Gardner presented a plaque to Mulcahey and thanked him for his tenacity, positive attitude and dedication to his constituents over the last eight years.
Oswego Harbor Festivals, Inc., is currently accepting vendor applications for its upcoming festival, scheduled for July 26 – 29. The annual Oswego Harborfest is one of the largest free music festivals in upstate New York.
For the first time in Oswego Speedway’s rich history, a new tradition will take place on Memorial Day Weekend which this season will play host to the Opening Night of racing set to mark 68 consecutive seasons of on track action at the ‘Steel Palace.’
Charlotte Deniece Godfrey was born in Oswego Hospital on December 15, 2017, at 8:25 a.m.
Kristine Gillingham owns Joslin Farms and Bakery in Oswego. “It is my busy season for Italian cookies and goat milk lotion,” she said. However, in the back of her mind, she’s making big plans for the coming year. “I have always had a dream of walking across the United States, from Oswego to Washington DC and then on to Crater Lake in Oregon. I have always dreamed of going to Crater Lake. To me it’s serenity; the most beautiful place,” she said. Her journey will help raise funds and awareness for youngsters suffering from epilepsy.
On Saturday, December 16, Syracuse Police received a report of a stolen silver Volkswagen Passat. The vehicle information was broadcast to all Onondaga County police agencies to be on the lookout for the stolen vehicle. At approximately 4 p.m., a State Trooper observed the vehicle on Oswego Road in Clay and attempted to stop the vehicle. The vehicle failed to stop and continued northbound on Oswego Road.
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