Oswego County Legislature Chair Kevin Gardner presented his state of the county address during the March 9 meeting. He thanked all of the legislators for coming together to address a variety of issues and projects to improve county government and enhance the way of life for the county’s residents.
Oswego County residents who would like to receive emergency notifications through their wireless phones are reminded to sign up for the Hyper-Reach Broadcast Notification Service through Oswego County’s E 9-1-1 Emergency Communications Department. The Hyper-Reach service is used to notify residents of community alerts and local emergencies.
Continuing the 30-year tradition, “The Living Stations” will be presented at 7 p.m., April 7, in the Fulton Education Center auditorium.
Would you like to make gorgeous crocheted and beaded bracelets and necklaces for yourself? Join Lakeside Artisans’ Abby Beth Chack and Cathy Pence at their class in the Canal Commons on March 18 from 10 a.m. to noon.
Michael A. Maroun physical education teacher Alice Benjamin recently earned recognition for her dedication and service to students in the Phoenix Central School District.
Brought together by the Oswego County Environmental Management Council and the Oswego County Planning Department, SolarizeCNY will hold a workshop presenting information and benefits of solar energy, Thursday (March 16) at the Lake Ontario Conference Center, 26 E. First St., from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. SolarizeCNY will give a presentation regarding residential and community solar energy.
Proud Motorsports and 18-year-old driver Camden Proud will hold a chicken BBQ fundraiser on March 19 from noon until sold out at Lighthouse Lanes in Oswego.
Looking for a life-changing class designed to help community members suffering from a chronic disease learn how to live better? Oswego Heath is offering free healthy living classes on six consecutive Tuesdays, from 4 to 6:30 p.m. beginning April 4 and ending May 9. The class will be held in hospital’s cafeteria conference room.
G. Ray Bodley High School senior Jeremy Herlowski has always been dedicated to his theatrical performances and his portrayal of Uncle Fester in the Quirk’s Players recent production of “The Addams Family” was no different. When the use of wig caps floundered, Herlowski knew there was only one way to achieve the perfect Uncle Fester bald-headed look: shave his head.
The Hannibal Senior High Chorus at Hannibal Central Schools will host a spaghetti dinner on March 26, to fund its upcoming trip to Annapolis, Maryland. The Senior High Chorus is an open (non-auditioned) ensemble ranging from grades 9 through 12.
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