The Oswego County Legislature recognized November 17 as World Pancreatic Cancer Day with a presentation to the Feeney family of Oswego, whose son and brother, Dennis, lost his valiant battle with the disease last year.
Concurrently, students who are due to receive bachelor of arts degrees in art this fall will exhibit their work will exhibit their work on the south outer wall of the former second-floor gallery in Penfield Library, which served as a temporary Tyler Art Gallery during two years of renovation for Tyler Hall.
Join us at WNET on December 1 to network with other business women and participate in our roundtable discussion. Our topic is “Partnering with a Non-Profit.” We will be discussing the ways in which a for-profit company can partner with a non-profit for the benefit of both.
To minimize the chances of exposure to rabies, hunters should be wary of any animals that act abnormally, including deer, raccoons, skunks, foxes and other mammals.
St. Francis Commons Assisted Living Residence in Oswego has started work on the “My Backyard” Project, which when completed next year will see physical improvements to the residence, combined with the use of new technologies to enhance the Memory Care at St. Francis program.
The First United Methodist Church of Fulton will be hosting its annual Holiday Craft Show on Saturday, November 26. The show will run from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Cassady is a super friendly teenager, good with her foster mom’s little yippy dogs and her other cats. She is also very affectionate toward people, so much so that it’s hard to take her picture because she wants to just give you little cat kisses. So you have to trust us that she is truly very pretty with a little half bob tail.
The Oswego County Legislature welcomed the Oswego Salvation Army to its monthly meeting to launch its 2016 ‘Red Kettle’ campaign. This year’s goal of $85,000 is needed to maintain services throughout the upcoming year.
On December 10, the Village Tavern on Oswego Street in Hannibal will host a Christmas Dinner and Dance. The cost is $35 per couple, with a $1 from each ticket benefiting the Hannibal Historical Society.
The Pulaski Historical Society will celebrate the Christmas season by participating in “Light up Pulaski” on Dec. 4 from 2 to 4 p.m. Santa and Mrs. Claus will come and sit in front of the Christmas tree while they meet with the children.
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