Frank Dietz, a former SUNY Oswego student, Hollywood jack-of-many-trades and award-winning filmmaker, will screen and talk about his and Trish Geiger’s documentary “Beast Wishes: The Fantastic World of Bob and Kathy Burns” at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 23, in the college’s Campus Center auditorium.
For those interested in expanding or starting a small business in Oswego County, there is a small business training class scheduled to begin in November. The course is scheduled to begin November 7. The classes will be held at SUNY Oswego, 118 Rich Hall, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays, November 7 through 26.
Frank Castiglia Jr. recently announced that he is seeking election to the re-drawn 25th Legislative District in the Oswego County Legislature which encompasses most of the east side of the city of Fulton.
With the holidays fast approaching, Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s Community Services program has begun accepting requests for its annual Thanksgiving and Christmas meal distributions, which provide families and individuals in need with complete holiday meals with all the fixings.
The New York League of Conservation Voters, which works to make environmental sustainability a top political and policy priority in New York State, has named State Senator Patty Ritchie (48th Senate District) a 2013 “Eco-Star” for her work on environmental initiatives in Albany.
Assemblyman Will Barclay called on Governor Cuomo today to sign legislation into law that would end a duplicative sales tax for members of the military. Barclay co-sponsored Assembly bill 6223, which exempts members of the military from having to pay sales and use tax on vehicles in New York upon returning to New York. This bill also passed the state Senate this year.
The annual Harvest Supper at Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church will be held October 26. The hours will be from 4 to 7 p.m.
The Connection Point, located at the former The Resource Center at 198 West First Street in Oswego, will celebrate its grand opening on October 18 and 19.
It’s almost that time of year again when “grown” adults dress up in ridiculous costumes and go roaming around, with or without children as an excuse, begging for candy. We are here to remind you that this holiday is probably not all that amusing for your pets. In fact, having hordes of weird looking strangers coming to the door, or even worse, having to roam around with you meeting hordes of weird looking strangers might be downright terrifying.
SUNY Oswego’s art department will raise the curtain on an exhibition titled “Painterly Prints” on Oct. 26, at Oswego State Downtown. A free opening reception for 17 students in faculty member Mary Pierce’s “Introduction to Printmaking” class will take place from 2 to 4 p.m. at the gallery and store, corner of West Bridge and First streets.
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