The Western New England University College of Pharmacy formally welcomed Leah Weiss, of Oswego, NY, into the profession during a White Coat Ceremony held recently on the Western New England University campus.
Fair visitors Gail and Christina Cooper are bundled up against the 18-degree temperature inside The Ice Museum.
At a recent Sunrise Rotary meeting, Rotarian Jeanne Cieszeski introduced Chris Proto and Anne Clarke from Reach Work Camp. They gave a presentation on the camp whose goal it is to create spiritual mission trips for junior high and high school students which allows the youth to serve families in need through home repairs.
Adopt me please, I can’t stay in the foster home I’m in right now because my foster mom has two small Chihuahuas and I don’t like them. I have to find a home ASAP because my foster mom loves her dogs. My name is Belle and, as you can see, it is the right name for me. Other than having a problem with these two little yippy dogs, I’m a very nice cat.
To celebrate the rich bounty of local food Oswego County produces, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County will hold the sixth annual Oswego County Harvest Dinner. The popular event will this year take place on October 2 at The American Foundry in Oswego.
On September 3, a check in the amount of $726 was presented to Food Bank of Central New York by representatives from Oswego County’s Department of Social Services. The check represents the funds raised during Food Bank of Central New York T-shirt sales and personal donations from employees.
On Thursday, September 10, three new play components will be added to the Skyport Climber that was installed at Hulett Park in July.
The Northeastern Economic Developers Association will hold its annual conference on September 13–15 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Downtown in Syracuse. This year, NEDA will present the Outstanding Marketing of Economic Development Products and Services Award to Operation Oswego County for its OOC E-News.
Josh Batstone of Fulton performed at Chevy Court on Saturday.
Composer and SUNY Oswego music faculty member Dr. Paul Leary will present electronic music influenced by Nirvana, display a game-derived video project and feature live local instrumentalists at 3 p.m. Sept. 20, in Sheldon Hall ballroom. Leary’s “Perfume” will highlight the event, which launches the college’s 2015 Focus on Faculty Series, featuring seven performances throughout the school year.
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