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Several maple producers will host tours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, March 17 and 18, and the following weekend, March 24 and 25, for the New York State Maple Producers Weekends.

Michael Sgro has been appointed the new director of alumni and parent relations at SUNY Oswego. He will oversee the direction of all alumni programs and initiatives at Oswego, including reunions, regional events and student-alumni programs.

New York Sea Grant Great Lakes Coastal Recreation and Tourism Specialist David G. “Dave” White was among the invited guests at the White House Community Leaders Briefing on the Great Lakes Region on Wednesday.

Second graders at Parish Elementary School made connections with second graders from across the U.S. and Canada during special videoconferences made possible through Oswego County BOCES’ Distance Learning Department as part of the Read Around the Planet.

The bill would overturn a December ruling by a U.S. Federal Appeals Court that struck down the Commerce Department’s authority to apply these tariffs.  The Strengthening America’s Trade Laws Act is critical to leveling the playing field for American small businesses and their employees.

The State Senate today passed a bill, cosponsored by State Senator Patty Ritchie, that repeals a mandate that forces businesses to waste money creating and storing millions of pieces of useless paperwork.

The CNY Arts Center presented a writing class for 10-14 year olds during the President’s Week Break, February 20 – 24.

Five bands from Ohio, Everyday Sunday, All Things New, Nate Feurstien, Grant Woell and Cry of the Scape goat from Binghamton will be playing a concert to benefit area charities. The concert will take place on March 16, at 6 p.m. at the Hannibal Middle School.