Beth Kazel, director of Oswego County Opportunities’ Education Services, presented Doreen Jetty-McCoy with a longevity award for 20 years of service to OCO. She began her career at OCO as a teacher at the agency’s Curtis Street facility.
The Holiday History Shop is adding another day of operations and will be open this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday (Dec. 15 – 17) from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Located at 201 W. First St., in Oswego. The number of local museums, historic sites, and historical organizations participating increased last weekend to a total of 12 with the addition of the Mexico Historical Society.
George A. Reed, scoutmaster of Troop 803, rings the bell for the Salvation Army in 1975. The photo was taken in front of Green’s department store located at West First and Bridge streets. McDonald’s Fashions store can be seen in the background. Troop 803 was sponsored by the Oswego corps of the Salvation Army.
There has been tremendous support for the PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) initiative recently. The students celebrated their success in providing a positive atmosphere at the Frederick Leighton Elementary School
Entergy employees contributed several hundred dollars to the holiday effort to brighten the lives of Minetto Elementary School families. This year, the project is serving 29 Minetto families.
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The arrests stem from their alleged participation in the unlawful entry to a town of Granby business on or about Dec. 1 during which damage was caused to the building and liquor and money were taken after gaining access.
Oswego City School District employees at the Education Center adopted Fitzhugh Park Elementary School this year to contribute to the holiday giving program. A substantial number of gifts and monetary donations went to assist children and their families.
Participants in Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s Step By Step Wellness Program display some of the toys they purchased for the family they adopted for Christmas.
Children and their parents are invited to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season and sport their fleece and flannel PJs for the second annual Polar Express Pajama Party.
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