CNY Arts Center will be shining the spotlight on the newly published poet known simply as Drew, on March 29 at 7 p.m. During the event, Drew will read selected poetry from his new book “Loves Me…Not!” and talk about his process of poetry writing.
As part of the consumer science curriculum in the Sandy Creek Central School District, eighth graders recently showcased their cooking and collaboration skills in an “Iron Chef” competition.
Just like the Food Network television show bearing the same name, students in Marissa Paquin’s family and consumer science class were given a secret ingredient (apples) to incorporate into their dishes.
St. Luke’s annual “Bundle of Bucks” Charity Raffle event is approaching and thanks to Lighthouse Lanes’ support from local businesses keeps rolling in. Lighthouse Lanes is donating a cosmic bowling prize package that will be among the fantastic door prizes to be awarded during the event, set to take place on May 9.
An abundance of SUNY Oswego candidates for the bachelor of fine arts degree — 37 graphic design and studio art majors — will display their work in a trio of free public exhibitions in Penfield Library’s Tyler Art Gallery.
Port of Oswego Authority Executive Director and CEO Zelko Kirincich was a recent guest of president-elect Dr. Richard Tesoriero at the Rotary Club’s weekly meeting. Kirincich updated members on activities at the port past, present and future.
The Oswego County Health Department is offering influenza immunization clinics for people age 19 and older at the Nick Sterio Public Health Clinic, 70 Bunner St., Oswego.
For the fifth consecutive year, the program will help provide haircuts during Oswego’s St. Baldrick’s Day fundraiser, scheduled for April 12 at 1 p.m. at the Lake Ontario Event and Conference Center.
The third annual Oswego Paddlefest is set for July 11 along the Oswego River and is forecasted to have an even larger turnout in 2015. The event gives paddlers of canoes, kayaks, and paddle boards of all ages and abilities the opportunity to paddle sections of the Oswego River and through the locks as a group, followed by food and music at Wright’s Landing.
39 Ithaca College students participated in the college’s Alternative Spring Break program.
Now available in Oswego County the 2-1-1 system provides 24-hour free and confidential information regarding health and human services resources available in Oswego County as well as Central New York.
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