Month: November 2021

Young and with a ton of energy to spare, Max needs to be busy to run through all that shepherder energy. It’s important for his new family to understand his activity level and be able to meet his needs on a daily basis.

News

AAA: Prepare Your Car For Winter

Snow has been spotted in some areas across Western and Central New York, so now is the time for motorists to refresh their winter driving skills and prepare for colder weather.

Fair Haven Arts Center Hosts Local Authors For Book Signing

Stop by the Fair Haven Art Center’s “Barn,” at 562 Main St, Fair Haven, November 21, from 2 to 4 p.m. for a holiday literary event and book signing.

Carolyn M. Sturgis

Carolyn M. Sturgis, 80, of Fulton, New York, died Wednesday evening at St. Joseph Hospital, Syracuse, New York.

Oswego County Health Department Will Vaccinate Children Aged 5 To 11 Years

The Oswego County Health Department has been working with schools and health care providers to establish a plan for child vaccinations in anticipation of approval from federal regulators.

Katko Reintroduces Bill To Create National Mesothelioma Patient Registry

U.S. Rep. John Katko (R, NY-24) today reintroduced the Mary Jo Lawyer Spano Mesothelioma Patient Registry Act of 2021.

Governor Hochul Announces Launch Of Multi-Year Study To Explore How Climate Change Affects NYS Communities, Ecosystems, Economy

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the launch of a multi-year study, New York State Climate Impacts Assessment: Understanding and Preparing for Our Changing Climate, to explore how climate change affects communities, ecosystems, and the economy in New York State.

Workforce Development Board Of Oswego County To Meet November 17

The mission of the Workforce Development Board of Oswego County is to attract, develop and maintain a qualified workforce for the Oswego County community, to assist in economic development by convening community leaders to engage in strategic planning and facilitating dialogue to educate and train the workforce needed by today’s and tomorrow’s businesses.

SUNY Oswego Professor’s Book On Landmark Supreme Court Case Clarifies History

Eleven years in the making, the latest book by SUNY Oswego political science faculty member Helen Knowles chronicles a pivotal Supreme Court case and corrects some historical distortions.

Sandra Scott Travels: Haunted Historical New York State

Sorry Halloween is over? It is possible to get a Halloween “fix” by visiting one of the many haunted sites in New York State.