Even though the grass is still green and the weather’s mild, members of Oswego County Opportunities’ Nutrition Services are already planning for another winter season. Each year, with the help of caring businesses, organizations and community members, OCO’s Nutrition Services prepares and distributes hundreds of ‘Blizzard Bags’ to home delivered clients throughout Oswego County.
We’re listening to the weather report today and want to remind you about the New York statute concerning shelter for dogs. We’re assuming, of course, that if you are reading this column your own personal dog(s) is (or are) curled up inside on the couch with you. But you still need to know about this law because many dogs are not so lucky.
Sandy Creek High School senior Clarice Thibault was selected to receive the Rosemary Corcoran Memorial Cheerleading Scholarship. The scholarship embodies service, academia, and spirit.
Oswego Harborfest is pleased to announce two new employees, Jackie Sheffield and Carol Dillabough, who will make up the new Sponsorship and Membership team. Harborfest would also like to welcome back Chelsea Bartlett as the PR/Vending Coordinator.
Joe Fiumara, director of the Fulton Community Development Agency made a presentation on behalf of the Lake Neahtawanta Revitalization Project and Zac Merry was inducted as the newest member at the Fulton Lions Club Nov. 14 meeting.
On Monday, November 18, at a special meeting the Fulton Republican Committee voted to appoint two members to the committee.
Oswego County Federal Credit Union is again offering college-bound high school seniors who are members the chance to win one of five $500 scholarships
Accredited by the National Association of Purchasing Managers as a Certified Purchasing Manager, Stevens brings more than 20 years of experience to the position with expertise in the formal bidding process and municipal law.
Mary Margaret Pezzella-Pekow, executive director of Catholic Charities of Oswego County, has announced that Christine Williams has been named program coordinator for the agency’s Children’s Mental Health Services.
Rotarian Dan O’Brien recently introduced Fulton Common Council President Jay Foster to the Fulton Noon Rotarians. Jay and his family purchased a home in Fulton at the corner of Fifth and Buffalo streets in 1968 and have lived there since.
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