The Oswego YMCA pool is closed so that crews can make major repairs on the aquatic facility. In the interim, many programs that had been run at the pool will be held at other local pools, including at Oswego High School, Oswego Middle School and the Fulton Family YMCA.
A good friend of Zink Shirts, Bill DeMott, recently suffered a heart attack. He is currently back at home and doing well. However, he and his family do not have health insurance and they need help paying off his medical bills.
Students enrolled in the Oswego County BOCES Project Explore program recently concluded a 10-week tree-tapping venture that generated more than 1,000 gallons of maple syrup. The project was spearheaded by teacher KC Jones and walked students through the entire syrup-making process – from finding suitable trees for tapping to bottling the finished product.
The following Fulton City School District students were named to the G. Ray Bodley High School High Honor Roll and Honor Roll for the third quarter of the 2013-2014 academic year:
The dogs and cats waiting for their forever home at the Wanderers’ Rest Humane Association in Canastota are feeling a little bit more loved tonight thanks in part to a serving learning project coordinated by students in the Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District .
Bowen’s Corners United Methodist Church is preparing for its annual Spring Rummage Sale and Bake Sale. The event will be held May 2 and 3 at the church, which is located at 758 State Route 176, just west of Fulton.
Some Oswego businesses have been slow to start, but many have hopped onto the social media ball and now it’s rolling. The presence of Oswego businesses on social media is amplifying and for good reason. According to a study conducted by the Pew Research Center in 2013, 73 percent of adults are using social media of some kind. The study also found that by far, Facebook is the leading social media platform that is engaging its audiences.
This spring, The Oswego Children’s Theater will continue its tradition of presenting plays especially targeted for issues concerning teenagers and young adults, with its production of two one act plays, “Juvie” and “Alky.” They will be performed at the First Congregational Church of New Haven.
The First Congregational Church of New Haven is holding an eat-in or take-out dinner on May 3 from noon until dinners are gone. You may preorder with payment of $10. Preorders are to be picked up between noon and 2 p.m.
On April 15, the Port City Royals of Oswego County played against the Cortland Saints. Played at the Royal’s gym, the game was exciting and full of quick maneuvers and excellent saves.
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