Two teams from Oswego Speedway will be competing in the 15th annual Trinity Catholic School Spelling Bee on Friday at 7 p.m. at the American Foundry, 246 W. Seneca St. Tickets for the spelling bee are available for $10, which includes hors d’oeuvres, and desserts. A cash bar is available.
Fairgrieve Elementary School held its own elections recently selecting representatives from each class to serve on the school’s inaugural student council. Students applied for the privilege to run for office, stating why they thought they would be a good class representative and then created campaign posters to aid in their election.
U.S. Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand visited the Port of Oswego Oct. 27 to discuss her concerns about the spread of plastic microbeads in the Great Lakes. Plastic microbeads are found in personal care products like facial scrubs, body wash, and hand cleansers.
The United Way’s mission of ending hunger in Oswego County recently received a much-needed boost from the Oswego Lions Club. In support of United Way’s upcoming Stone Soup Luncheon the Oswego Lions Club presented United Way with a check for $1,500.
Oswego Players’ director Richard Mosher has announced his cast for the late November production of “The Lion In Winter.” Production dates are Nov. 28, 29 and Dec. 5, 6 with a matinee Dec. 7.
The United Baptist Church of Scriba, 5111 State Route 104E, will have a coffeehouse on November 7 from 7 to 9 p.m.
The Volney Elementary School gymnasium became a wax museum recently as inventors, past presidents, astronauts, celebrities, athletes and other historical figures were on display.
The Children’s Board of Oswego presented a $500 check to the Oswego Public Library on October 30 in the Children’s Room. Their generous donation was the final piece in paying for an AWE Early Literacy Station added to the library.
Hundreds of students and teachers, dressed in a variety of costumes, took part in the holiday fun as parents lined the sidewalks to watch.
Family-owned company celebrates 100th birthday with grassroots program honoring those bringing joy and happiness to their communities. Jolly Time Pop Corn announced that Galena Ojiem from Phoenix, NY, is one of 100 winners in its national grassroots program, Kernels of Kindness. The program pays tribute to those that make a difference through acts of kindness in their communities. Ojiem exemplifies the spirit of Kernels of Kindness and has won this award for her work to provide the homeless community with basic necessities.
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