Clear Path was founded in January 2011 and is located 13 miles southeast of Syracuse VA Medical Center. Its mission recognizes the responsibility of communities to help those who serve, empowering service members, veterans and their families through supportive programs in a safe, respectful environment.
Part of United Way’s impact area of ending hunger in Oswego County, the luncheon served as a fundraiser for area food pantries. The Stone Soup Luncheon raised more than $1,300 and collected several boxes of food items.
Proud veterans gathered to reminisce, share their experiences and honor their fellow veterans as Morningstar Residential Care Center in Oswego hosted a Veterans’ Day Luncheon to recognize its residents that bravely served their country in the United States Armed Forces.
During the month of October the Oswego Middle School Advisory classes participated in ‘HERO in the Hallway’ activities and signed the ‘HERO in the Hallway’ pledge.
Mom and Dad, we cannot begin to describe how blessed we are to have amazing parents in our life. Seeing true love through you both makes our hearts happy.
Lucy Speigel recently celebrated her 9th birthday. Instead of presents at her party, she asked her guests to bring donations for Catholic Charities food pantry, said Margaret Pezella-Pekow, executive director.
Carol Burghart’s painting, Lovely Shade under the Canopy of Trees, won first prize in the watercolor category at the recent Sterling Art Show. Her painting, depicting a tranquil forest scene with towering trees and lush foliage, was displayed in the Fair Haven Art Center for the contest.
The Oswego County Community Foundation, created in 2013, is a geographically specific fund created to serve as a source of permanent charitable dollars available to nonprofits serving residents of Oswego County.
Kumar was one of only eight faculty in the system approved by the SUNY Board of Trustees as earning a distinguished honor in professorship, teaching or service announced by SUNY on Nov. 10.
Audrey Scruton, Oswego County artist, returns to the Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center for the continuation of our 2016 Nature Inspires series, on December 11 at 2 p.m., when she will instruct a class on the Art of Quilling. Participants will create a quilled poinsettia or wreath ornament or card, perfect for the holiday season.
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