Some CAC Gala Tickets Still Available
Only a few more days until the Black & Blue Masquerade Gala! If you haven’t bought your tickets yet, here are the Top 10 reasons why you should do so today:
The United Way will host its annual Stone Soup Luncheon on November 15 at St. Joseph’s Parish Center. Community members are invited to come together to enjoy a luncheon that will aid local food pantries. Food pantries throughout Oswego County are finding it hard to keep their shelves filled and this holiday season will prove to be especially challenging as they struggle to meet the increased demand for food subsidy in Oswego County.
“The Laramie Project” takes a straight-on look at the aftereffects of a real hate crime — the torture and murder of a gay young man in Laramie, Wyoming. It’s a bold choice for a high school play and contributing writer Janel Sullivan finds that the young cast is up for the challenge of showing how a community tries to find love in the ashes of hate.
Oswego Rotarians will be turning spaghetti into scholarships on Election night November 6 at Oswego High School cafeteria. Besides spaghetti, they will be serving meatballs, tossed salad, rolls, dessert, and beverages, from 4 to 7 p.m. Customers may dine in or take meals home.
Nearly 1,000 high school juniors and seniors are expected to visit Cayuga Community College Fulton Campus on October 25 for the annual Oswego County Guidance Associations’ College Fair. The fair runs from 9 to 11 a.m. at the new campus, 11 River Glen Drive.
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