CNY Arts Center’s third annual Snow Day is set for January 18 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This year the fun will take place downtown at the Community Room in City Hall and across the street at Veterans’ Park.
“Many people resolve to get in better shape, lose weight or get on a fitness plan,” said Jayda Calhoun, also known as Jaded Glory, chair of PCRD’s training committee. “We offer a way to get in shape and have a lot of fun at the same time.”
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Army National Guard Pfc. Carl M. Hurd has graduated from basic infantry training at Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga. He is a 2011 graduate of Sandy Creek High School.
Members of IBEW Local #43’s apprentice class recently visited Oswego Hospital to deliver two wagons full of toys. The wagons, equipped with seatbelts, will be used to transport young patients before surgery.
Parents of Special Children, Inc., recently held its seventh annual Breakfast with Santa for individuals with special needs and their family members. The two-hour event was sponsored by the Fulton Elks #830 Lodge and featured a gourmet breakfast, arts and crafts, and a visit from Santa who had gifts for all!
Fulton Rotary Club President, Jerry Seguin and Rotarian, Bill Lynch recently presented students on Robyn Yorker’s Blue Team at the Oswego County BOCES Stepping Stones Day Program with the gift of personal dictionaries.
Students from the Oswego Middle School’s National Junior Honor Society program took time out of their vacation recently and helped celebrate the holidays with residents, staff, family and friends at Bishop’s Commons.
Membership dues and other funds raised by the Friends of the Library are used to support programs and services of Oswego Public Library, including: crafts and refreshments for the children’s room programs, children’s programs for the summer, a teen exercise/fitness program and a part-time instructor to teach computer workshops in the Library Learning Center.
More than two dozen John C. Birdlebough High School students joined elite company on Dec. 17, as their service, scholarship, leadership and character were recognized with induction into the National Honor Society.
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