The A-P-W Dollars for Scholars organization is one of more than 1,000 chapters in the national organization. The board president, Kristina Brouse, has announced that the board is actively working with the national organization to build a A-P-W Dollars for Scholars website for our local chapter.
The annual Ducks over the Dam race will be held this Sunday, July 7, at the Mill Street pond in Hannibal, following the concert in the park. The winner of the race (first duck over the dam) receives $1,000. The race raises money for Hannibal Dollars for Scholars.
Broadwell Hospitality Group (BHG) has announced a $10,000 pledge in support of the Oswego YMCA Commitment to the Community Campaign, according to BHG partner, Shane Broadwell.
The Club House Tavern, in Oswego and Eagle Beverage have joined together to cook up an idea to benefit United Way of Greater Oswego County’s annual Stuff-a-Bus campaign.
On July 27 from 8 a.m. – noon, The Club House Tavern will host a free breakfast. The Stuff-A-Bus Campaign helps provides area youth in need with the supplies they need to begin the school year.
The Friends of Mexico Point Park are once again inviting the public to come out and kick their heels up and enjoy the festivities at this year’s Redneck Cookout. New additions have been added to this year’s line-up as well as welcoming back old friends. The park proudly welcomes home Omen Sade and is honored to be adding him to this year’s program.
On July 8, many local businesses will be offering $1 donation cards, in the shape of Lake Neatahwanta, in order to raise local funds for the cleanup to begin. Second Ward Councilman Dan Knopp presented his idea to the Fulton Community Revitalization Project Board –a 501 (c) 3 organization. The Lake Neatahwanta Revitalization Project will be partially funded by a very generous grant from Senator Patty Ritchie and other private donors.
The 4th of July is coming and all the festivities are a lot of fun for humans – but not so much for our pets. In fact, quite the opposite. Fireworks are a strange, unexplainable and sometimes terrifying noise, and as many pet owners know, they can cause a great deal of stress for some animals.
A sizzling summer of arty fun is waiting for children at CNY Arts Center’s second annual Arty Day Camp. Set to run July 15-19 and August 19-23 at the center, 357 State St., the camp will offer students a choice of art, writing, dance and theatre classes along with lunch and afternoon group art projects from 9 a.m to 2 p.m.
LaCombe is the daughter of Mary LaCombe of West Shore Oaks Drive, Oswego, and sister of Brittany LaCombe of Village Lane, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Participants in Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s Relatives Raising Relatives program recently enjoyed a family fun day at Scriba Town Park. Staff accompanied more than 50 participants for a picnic and a day of swimming and fun in the sun.
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