SUNY Oswego will offer a sleigh-load of activities, recreation, athletic contests and entertainment over the college’s winter break during Cruisin’ the Campus for Winter, and college President Deborah F. Stanley once again welcomes the community to take part.
Staff and volunteers with Oswego County Opportunities Nutrition Services are checking in with clients in OCO’s Meals on Wheels program throughout the holiday season. For many of the seniors who receive home delivered meals, the person delivering the meal is the only person they have contact with in their home. “Our Holiday Calling initiative is a nice way to keep in touch with our seniors,” said OCO Nutrition Services Coordinator Bridget Dolbear.
The Town Planning Board and staff from the Oswego County Department of Community Development, Tourism and Planning are working with the town of Oswego to provide the community a comprehensive plan that includes recent and relevant data, reflects the town’s unique assets, and is consistent with NYS Comprehensive Plan requirements.
Local residents unable to view SUNY Oswego’s Dec. 16 Commencement ceremony live, or who would like to view it again, may catch rebroadcasts throughout the following week on Spectrum. Customers with regular digital boxes can see the rebroadcasts on Channel 96; those without set-top boxes can view them on Channel 97.3.
Would you like to try a new craft and make a holiday card? Friends of the Library will sponsor a craft session on paper stitching, which is following a pattern with needle and embroidery floss.
The first marking period is in the books and there were plenty of reasons to celebrate at Dennis M. Kenney Middle School. Nearly 225 students earned recognition for their attendance and academic success to start the school year.
The Fulton Family YMCA will hold a Girls Rock workshop during winter break. This is a one-day workshop is designed to give a preview of our positive self-esteem boosting program. Girls Rock is designed to transform self-doubts and insecurities into self-love and worth.
Hundreds of sophomores from throughout Oswego County recently gathered together at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation during the annual Career and Technical Education 10th grade orientation.
Domino’s, located at 516 S. Second St., was recently recognized for its outstanding operation, perfect pizza making and quality of customer service as part of Domino’s Operations Evaluations Report program. “We’re committed to maintaining the highest standards of store operation and customer satisfaction,” said Tom Matweecha, Fulton Domino’s franchise owner.
The Preservation League of New York State is seeking nominations for its 2018 Excellence in Historic Preservation Awards, which recognize significant achievements in historic preservation throughout New York State. The nominations must be submitted online by February 15, 2018. The awards will be presented on May 9, 2018.
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