Oswego County Public Health Director Dr. Dennis Norfleet said today that mosquitoes carrying Eastern equine encephalitis are still present in the Toad Harbor area and residents should continue to take measures to protect themselves against mosquito bites.
Congressman Bill Owens today praised new implementations of H.R. 627, the CARD Act, which contains several strict protections for consumers – banning unfair interest rate increases and forbidding abusive fees and penalties by credit card companies. Additional consumer protections under this legislation will go into effect this Sunday, August 22 under the Credit Cardholders’ Bill of Rights.
Dear Porky and Buddy,
I know that I should be doing something to control fleas on my pets but the products that my vet sells are so expensive. Are there over the counter products that I see in stores just as effective? Are they safe?
The Oswego Film Group (OFG) presents a free screening at 7 PM on Thursday, August 26 of the legendary concert film, The TAMI Show. A discussion will follow the screening.
Regional artists Yvonne Buchanan and Dorene Quinn work in different cities and in different media, but SUNY Oswego’s Tyler Art Gallery will display their work together in a free exhibit starting Friday, Sept. 3, called “One and One.”
The residents at Springside at Seneca Hill support the United Way’s Stuff-A-Bus program each year and collect school supplies to donate to the program.
Certified Yoga instructor, Debbie Drake, leads the residents at Springside at Seneca Hill in a yoga program designed for older adults, called Arm-Chair Yoga.
Lindy Brucks, 53, of Oswego died at her home.
Rebecca L. “Becky†Stevenson, 47, a resident of East 10th Street in Oswego, found her peace on Friday Aug. 20, 2010.
The annual Tales of the Harbor was held under clear skies Friday night. Some of the yarns were familiar and there were some new tales as well spun by Jonel Langenfeld-Rial of SUNY Oswego’s Theater Department. She stepped into the storyteller role taking over for another distinguished theater professor, the late Rosemary Nesbitt.
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