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Warm Up For The Holidays At ‘Stone Soup’ Luncheon
Scheduled for Nov. 18, the luncheon will help get you kick off the holiday season as you enjoy a delicious bowl of soup with your friends, co-workers and other community members.
Toys And Candy For Afghanistan
On Thursday, Jeff and Terry Baum told the Oswego Sunrise Rotary club about their son, 1st Lt Justin Baum, helping children in Afghanistan.
Local Businesses Support Food Pantries
Lois Luber, resource development director with the United Way of Greater Oswego County, announced that Wal-Mart and Price Chopper stores in Oswego have teamed with the United Way to help support local food pantries.
Archer To lead Catholic Charities Adult Mental Health Programs
Executive Director of Catholic Charities of Oswego County, Mary-Margaret Pezzella-Pekow announced that Tim Archer has been named supervisor for the agency’s Adult Mental Health programs.
Local Residents Intern Through SUNY Oswego
Several local residents are taking part in an internship this fall through SUNY Oswego’s Experience-Based Education Program.
Get Into the Holiday Spirit: Become a Fresh Air Host Family
This November, many families in Central New York are thankful for something special: the gift of their friendship with a New York City child. Through The Fresh Air Fund’s Friendly Town program, local families open their hearts and homes to inner-city children as volunteer hosts for up to two weeks during the summer.
SUNY Oswego Researcher to Use Grant to Design Versatile X-ray Detector
Big Blocks To Return To Fulton Speedway In 2011; New Crate Small Block Class Created
After many rumors and speculation by racers, owners, crews and fans about the future of the Modifieds at Fulton Speedway in 2011, all that can now be put to rest. The Modifieds will return next season.
Oswego State Men’s Club Hockey Split a Pair
The Oswego State Men’s Club Hockey team split a pair of NECHL games this past weekend. The Lakers traveled to league leading Syracuse on Saturday and were defeated by the tough Orangemen 6-1.


