Oswego County STOP-DWI Coordinator Robert Lighthall announced that Oswego County police agencies will participate in a special enforcement effort to crackdown on impaired driving.
Oswego County Federal Credit Union’s first “Gloves with Love” program collected hundreds of new hats, mittens, gloves and scarves for kids.
The Live Love Life blood drive in honor of Cooper Levine will be held for the third time on December 29. This year’s event is slated for the Oswego Elks Lodge 271 at 132 W. Fifth St., from noon to 6 p.m.
Parents of Special Children hosted its annual Disguise Your Turkey contest, where people of all ages decorated paper turkeys and brought their “disguised turkeys” to the office so they could “hide” from all the farmers. The first place turkey disguise was done by members of the City Limits Day Hab Program in Fulton.
As part of their “Pay it Forward” community involvement program, OVIA Insurance Agencies recently delivered 101 poinsettias to St. Luke’s Apartments in Oswego.
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Community members can assist the American Red Cross in meeting its need for blood during a blood drive to be held December 21 at Oswego Hospital.
Oswego County Opportunities Deputy Director of Services Patrick Waite presented Michelle Canfield with a longevity award for 30 years of loyal service to OCO and its consumers.
Rev. John Hogan, pastor of St. Mary of the Assumption Church in Oswego, presents representatives from the Oswego County Children’s Fund, Inc. and Frederick Leighton Elementary School with a truckload of toys and gifts that St. Mary’s parishioners graciously donated for less fortunate children in Oswego and throughout the county.
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