PAWS of CNY, Inc., Central New York’s largest non-profit provider of pet-assisted wellness services, is a proud recipient of a grant from the NBT Bank Fund, a component fund of the Oswego County Community Foundation. The funds were received in 2017 for use in 2018 to expand PAWS of CNY’s marketing efforts in Oswego County to increase its volunteer base and expand its reach of pet therapy services.
The staff of the Oswego County Office for the Aging and NY Connects will visit several communities in Oswego County during May to offer program information and application assistance to those who are unable to visit the Oswego office. Residents are asked to call OFA at 315-349-3484 to reserve a time to speak with a representative.
We headed down to Homer on May 16 in our final game of the season and met a tough offensive host in them. They have several girls who have great stick skills and attack the cage with every possession they get.
Mother nature had other ideas about racing today (May 19). In order to save fans and race teams time, travel and money, the decision was made to cancel the May 19 racing program. The Fulton Speedway returns in a big way Memorial Day weekend Saturday, May 26.
he sounds of spring filled the air, as fifth and sixth grade students at Dennis M. Kenney Middle School delighted a packed auditorium with a variety of choral and instrumental performances.
Nazareth College undergraduate students earned their bachelor’s degrees at the 91st Annual Commencement ceremony that took place at the Blue Cross Arena in Rochester on May 13.
Jacob Ryan Weaver was born in Oswego Hospital on May 17, 2018, at 10:41 p.m.
Think Maine! People who visit Maine for the first time leave planning their next visit. The choice of places to stay is many from backwoods camping to cozy inns to all-inclusive resorts. Reserve accommodations early during high season.
Due to heavy morning showers expected to last until early afternoon, Oswego Speedway officials have postponed today’s (May 19) open practice until Sunday, May 20.
Two former refugees who were at Safe Haven as young children returned to Oswego for the first time in nearly 75 years. “It’s really an honor to host you today and have the both of you back,” Mayor Billy Barlow told the visitors. “I feel, individually, that the real reason that I’m here … is to be extremely grateful and thankful to the city of Oswego and its people,” Jack Bass said.
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