The Salvation Army Oswego County Unit is offering to children who live in Oswego County an opportunity to spend a few days at Long Point Camp on Seneca Lake. Long Point Camp exists to be a place where youth may capture the joy of living-loving-and learning more about God, themselves and others.
In commemoration of Flag Day, the many flags that have flown over Fort Ontario and the United States will be displayed and explained by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Oswego Lodge 271, on June 13 at Fort Ontario. Nearly 500 school children from around central New York State will participate in the program at the old fort.
Jessie Brandt, a student from SUNY Oswego, volunteers her time to aid the Oswego Tree Stewards. volunteer
Matthew Lipke has been named to the dean’s list for the Spring 2014 semester at the University of Vermont. Lipke, from Phoenix, is a junior Environmental Sciences major in the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences.
The Oswego County Legislature’s Human Services Committee presented Kathleen Andolina with a certificate for her 30 years of service to the county. Andolina is a senior youth services specialist with the Oswego County Youth Bureau and coordinates the Oswego County AmeriCorps program.
The Oswego County Board of Elections is looking for election inspectors to work the upcoming elections.
To qualify, an inspector needs to be a registered voter in the county and be an enrolled Democrat or Republican.
For the past 30 years, the Zonta Club of Oswego has recognized women whose hard work and dedication have made a difference in the lives of families in our community. They are seeking nominations for this year’s Amelia Earhart Woman of Achievement award.
The Oswego County Legislature’s Human Services Committee presented a proclamation to the Foster and Adoptive Home Development Team designating May as Foster Parent Appreciation Month.
For 28 years the Frederick Leighton Elementary School has conducted its annual triathlon with swimming, biking and running. This year the event was held on May 31.
Fulton Family YMCA is bringing back its Girls Rock program. This program is designed for tween girls to learn values and positive behaviors, in order to make positive life choices. The girls will be given an opportunity to explore their unique talents and interests, to help them realize their potential.
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