Students, kindergarten through fourth grade in the Oswego County schools will receive age-appropriate safety manuals, which will be handed out through Sheriff Todd’s Child Safety Program.
Despite the threat of inclement weather early in the morning, the day evolved into a perfect fall day as comfortable temperatures greeted the hundreds of fans who turned out for the New York State Field Band Conference competition in Oswego.
Children of all ages may participate in a variety of fall themed games and activities including: pumpkin bowling, pumpkin ring toss, a bounce house, and plenty of arts & crafts projects. Refreshments such as apple cider, donuts and popcorn will also be available.
Barry Thompson gets paid to speak at business conferences all over the country. Port City Toastmasters is hosting Barry at it meeting Oct. 4 at 6:30 p.m. The public and Toastmasters are welcome to visit and hear how it is done with a pro.
The H. Lee White Marine Museum is pleased to announce the third session of their three-part mini lecture series on the topic of the “Lighthouses of Oswego.”
Area youth looking for help with their studies are welcome to participate in the After School Program at the Fulton CYO. The After School program provides students with computer access and tutoring assistance to help them with their studies.
“BucFest” will take place Saturday from 12:30-3 p.m., at the end of Joe Wilbur Field (rain location OHS gym) right after the homecoming parade.
“While there is less EEE activity around the county since we conducted aerial spraying, the virus is still present at our test sites,” said Dr. Dennis Norfleet, public health director of the Oswego County Health Department.
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