Community

On July 5, Lake City No. 127 F&AM, float and marchers entered Oswego’s 52nd annual 4th of July Parade. A committee led by Earl Wilson spent hours planning and constructing this year’s float and inviting participation of the leaders of Masonic bodies from the State of New York.

Continental Arms Collectors Association’s Revolutionary War Unit continued its many year tradition of participating in the patriotic, family oriented annual Fair Haven Independence Parade held recently.

Residents of Morningstar Residential Care Center recently enjoyed a trip to Minetto for a picnic lunch and a leisurely afternoon of fishing along the banks of the Oswego River.

Will you have the winning ticket? The Big Money Drawing offer a first prize of $5,000, a second prize of $2,000, a third prize of a deluxe gas grill courtesy of Raby’s Ace Homecenter and fourth prize of a dine out package valued at more than $200.

Several Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Junior High School students made the Honor Roll, High Honor Roll and Principal List for their fourth marking period grade point averages.

Participants, teens, and volunteers came together to learn about God’s love for us through fun games, stories, experiments, and music. This camp also gave back to our local community by asking for donations to support the Oswego Animal Shelter and Paws Across Oswego County.

The one-day class is sponsored by the Brookfield Renewable Energy Group and runs from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., with a lunch break at noon, on July 26. The class will be located at the McCrobie Building, 41 Lake St.

The following students from the area recently graduated from Utica College in Utica.