Assemblyman Will Barclay announced that his office is again assisting in the collection of gently-used shoes and boots now through December 15. Barclay said that in years past the shoe drives have resulted in thousands of pairs of shoes and boots being donated to organizations, including the Rescue Mission at 57 E. Bridge St. in Oswego.
Emerson J. Dillon Middle School was buzzing with activity as students recently explored nearly three dozen job opportunities. Career Day, organized by the guidance department, introduced students to employers and workers representing a variety of job sectors.
Oswego YMCA is offering an exciting opportunity for members with a new dynamic workout for improved joint mobility and lean, long muscles Mondays at 4 p.m. Essentrics classes, a one-of-a-kind workout is offered Mondays at 4 p.m. The class is free and open to all YMCA members.
Oswego County Opportunities’ Nutrition Services has partnered with the National Meals on Wheels Association and Subaru to “Share the Love” this holiday season to help feed seniors through OCO’s home delivered meals program and at its Dining and Activities Centers.
On Dec. 2, students from the Conservation of Natural Resources class at Cayuga Community College, Fulton Campus, volunteered for a pre-winter trail repair and cleanup at Great Bear Springs Recreation Area.
Walking with a lighter footprint. That’s how occupants of the Syracuse University Center of Excellence (SyracuseCOE) green technologies building describe the philosophy behind green technologies. Their building exemplifies that philosophy.
Area residents unable to view SUNY Oswego’s Dec. 17 Commencement ceremony live, or who would like to view it again, may catch rebroadcasts throughout the following week on Time Warner Cable.
There will be crafts – each child will make at least three items to take home – storytelling, refreshments, a Christmas performance and singing Christmas carols. One of the highlights will be a visit with Santa.
Two local volunteer fire departments were recent visitors at Sandy Creek Elementary. They shared information about fire prevention and what to do in the event of a fire.
Middle School Principal Carolyn Shirley, NJHS adviser Susan Gafner and Superintendent of Schools Kyle Faulkner welcomed the new members who joined the 18 current members of the elite group.
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