The Oswego County Comets are never ready to end the riding season; however, with the cold air that is soon to be upon us, we had the time to catch up on some unfinished business. The Comets are dedicated to the camaraderie of all motorcycle enthusiasts and in helping our local community.
The Oswego County Legislature’s Public Safety Committee presented Deputy Robert Ramsey with a certificate of appreciation for his 20 years of service. Ramsey is a patrol officer with the Oswego County Sheriff’s Office.
At the Hannibal Village Board October meeting, Ron Scott was presented a proclamation honoring Ron and his family for 81 years of service to the Hannibal community with their building supply company. The business permanently closed in May 2014.
The Oswego County Historical Society will host the sixth lecture of the 2014 season on November 9 at 1:30 p.m at the Richardson-Bates House Museum, 135 E. Third St. The event is free and open to the public. Guest lecturer Dick Drosse will present a program entitled “Great Bear Springs – 110 Years of Spring Water.”
Dilbert and the Book Fairy entertained children at story hour Oct. 31. Edward Elsner, librarian, and Karen Swartz, children’s program coordinator, donned the costumes. New Halloween-themed books featuring Llama, Llama and Ladybug Girl were read. Crafts including a pumpkin bag, spider, and bat were made and candy was found.
Michael A. Maroun Elementary students braved the chilly weather for their yearly Halloween parade.
Sandy Creek Elementary students braved the chilly weather for their yearly Halloween parade.
For 25 years, Oswego County Hospice has been at the forefront of providing comfort and palliative care to its patients. Oswego County Hospice, the only certified hospice located in Oswego County, has not only kept up with the rapidly changing healthcare field, but continues to provide the same family-centered care it has since its inception.
Discovery Learning Center currently has openings. If you are interested in a tour or for more information please call us at 695-4838. Discovery Learning Center (formerly called Discovery Day Care) is located in the Industrial Park in Phoenix.
It may have been in the 70s just recently, but we are New Yorkers and we all know that Mother Nature is just toying with us. THE COLD IS COMING. So we wanted to remind dog owners of the New York statute regarding dog houses.
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