Community

Students who read at least 15 minutes per day for 40 days this summer and send their completed reading challenge into the office will receive a certificate from Barclay’s office and be invited to a Summer Reading Challenge party.

The Charles E Gallagher swimming pool will be closing for the season, following the family swim session, today (August 25).

With calendar planning months in advance, the phrase “Subject to Change” is a staple of any serious commitment and CNY Arts Center is no exception. The most significant change being announced this fall is the cancellation of the fifth annual Arts Market held at this time each year in the old Nestles parking lot.

Exelon Generation’s Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station will host an open house on Wednesday, August 26, from 4-7 p.m. in the Training Center. This fun and educational event, known as Community Information Night, is open to all members of the community.

In addition to Oswego Health, Morningstar Residential Care Center and The Manor at Seneca Hill, the following agencies will also be recruiting for candidates: VNA Homecare, All-Metro Health Care, Access to Home Care Services and Stafkings Healthcare. All employers will accept resumes and meet candidates for open healthcare jobs in Oswego County, including Home Health Aide, CNA, LPN and registered nurses.

The Oswego Pride Committee is a group of community members that is committed to helping to create a future for Oswego that is free from discrimination. In an effort to promote this philosophy the Oswego Pride Committee is thrilled to announce Oswego’s second annual Pride Parade and celebration scheduled for September 13.

The Oswego County Legislature’s Economic Development and Planning Committee presented Mary Ellen Barbeau with a certificate of appreciation for her 15 years of service.

Rich Burritt of Burritt Motors in Oswego recently presented the United Way with a check for $500 to help purchase additional school supplies for the agency’s annual Stuff-A-Bus Campaign.