From the open waters of Lake Ontario to shoreline dunes and inland forests, these natural areas are the foundation for native, rare and threatened species of plants and animals. These areas also represent cultural and economic assets that are integral to the region.
Two arrests have been made as a result of the investigation into three suspected heroin overdoses that occurred during the early morning hours of Saturday May 10 within the city of Oswego.
Oswego’s Got Talent is seeking youth performers ages 8-21 years old from 2:15 – 4:15 p.m. on July 27 in West Park during Harborfest. The second annual Oswego’s Got Talent Show is a community collaboration celebrating creativity, youth artists, diversity, and creating an awareness of Oswego’s rich cultural resources.
Grace and Glory Reptiles of Oswego recently visited Sally Austin’s UPK class at Lanigan Elementary School. The visit followed a Common Core unit on reptiles and mammals.
HERO students recently finished a project that took them out of their classroom and on the job site at A.A. Cole Elementary School in the Central Square Central School District. The students, in cooperation with the North Shore Junior Baseball League, refurbished the baseball diamond located adjacent to the school.
Fifth-grade students at Minetto Elementary School took a virtual trip to Cooperstown on Monday, where they got a glimpse of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and learned how basic mathematics skills are applied on the diamond.
More than 50 middle school students along with their physical education teachers Penny Leonard and Dan Pawlewicz made a commitment to join the American Heart Association in its annual Jump Rope For Heart fundraising campaign.
SUNY Oswego University Police charged a 26-year-old Florida man early Sunday with a felony count of marijuana possession as well as a misdemeanor count of driving while intoxicated and several infractions. Officers said Ryan R. Russell of Crocker Lake Boulevard in Sarasota, Florida, was driving erratically on Route 104 near the college entrance shortly before 3 a.m. Sunday.
Students from the SUNY Oswego Adopt-A-Grandparent Program hosted a “Casino Night” for residents at St. Luke Health Services. The evening featured a variety of games of chance, ranging from casino favorites like Roulette, Black Jack, and Keno to name a few. Adopt-A-Grandparent Program students acting as the dealers ran the games and music by KTC Entertainment, made for a special evening.
Any recreation or tourism-related business owner who would like to participate may request a printed survey form or the electronic survey link from the NYSG office at 315-312-3042.
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