This story’s a little unusual. Police say a Volney man gave a local credit union five minutes’ warning that he intended to rob them, then took off. Police say they found him on his getaway vehicle — a bicycle.
St. Mary’s Church in Oswego recently finished up its third year of Vacation Bible School for young parishioners, friends, and community children.
Through heat, rain, cold and mud the beat goes on. Those conditions might make you think of the person who delivers mail, but those are also the elements that members of the “Pride of Oswego,†the Oswego High School Marching Buccaneers, must overcome in practicing and competing in representing their school and community.
Reading during the summer months is invaluable for youngsters. With that as a major concern, Fitzhugh Park Elementary School Principal Donna Simmons sought to initiate a summer literacy program for students in her school.
Children in the CYO Summer Recreation Program learned some very important lessons recently when members of the Red Cross of Central New York visited the program for a special presentation on safety, disaster relief and preparation.
Caregivers who find themselves raising their relatives’ children are able to access a program that can prove to be a valuable resource. Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s Kinship Program is designed specifically to provide support to kinship caregivers, who, through a variety of circumstances, have taken on the responsibility of raising their relatives’ children.
Harbor Towne Gifts & Souvenirs in Oswego will host a special “Kids’ Day†to benefit the United Way of Greater Oswego County’s Success By 6 program.
The local Red Cross Chapter has changes its name to The Red Cross of Central New York. It is a regional chapter including chapters in Central New York.
On Sept. 28, SUNY Oswego’s Office of Business and Community Relations and the Women’s Network for Entrepreneurial Training will gather women from across Central New York for “Connections,†a day-long conference to be held at The American Foundry.
The fire department was notified in a letter dated June 29, that they were found to be in violations of section 3031 of the Public Health Law and a regulation addressing documentation requirements for advanced life support systems. A plan of correction was to be submitted by no later than July 22, and in fact was submitted and accepted by that date.
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