On March 24 Chet and Gretchen Sayer attended the second year birthday party for Briar Paterson at her grandparents, Jim and Connie Shovlin Sayer’s home in Oneida. Briar is the daughter of Sean and Kara (Shovlin) Paterson. On March 31, the Sayer family was at Kara’s for Easter dinner.
Moving into the final days of preparation, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is set to run for two performances only, April 12 at 7pm and April 13 at 2 p.m. with a final dress rehearsal preview April 11 at 7 p.m. The all youth production is produced by CNY Arts Center as part of their Kids Onstage theatre program for youth ages 7-15.
A great afternoon is lined up for the NRG Oswego Harbor Power “Lakeview Stage” in Breitbeck Park on Sunday July 28, as the 26th version of the festival comes to a close. Closing out the day on the NRG Lakeview Stage will be “Real Diamond,” which is a professional band, dedicated to the faithful re-creation of the live Neil Diamond experience.
Emily is in the Medical Illustration – BFA program in RIT’s College of Imaging Arts and Sciences and is a 2013 graduate of Oswego High School. She has been awarded an RIT Computing Medal Scholarship.
Local residents with items from spring cleaning they want to get rid of while supporting a community cause are invited to donate them to Port City Roller Derby for the non-profit organization’s Let’s Get Ready to Rummage Sale on April 27. The sale will take place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at The Cove, the organization’s facility at Oswego’s Midtown Plaza.
During the long winter months we might be tempted to think about spring
and summer in far off, distant ways. But really, the good times of summer are not that far away starting with Fulton’s Memorial Day Salute May 24 and 25.
One of the great joys of community theatre, besides the satisfaction it gives to oneself, is watching a young person’s enthusiasm. In the Oswego Players’ current production, “The Best Man,” the part of Sheldon Marcus is played by a very special young person, Norman Berlin III.
For Kelly Newton of Granby, exercise isn’t just a good idea. It could save a life. For the last year, she has been gaining strength and losing weight so she can be healthy enough to donate a kidney to a friend in need of a transplant.
At a recent meeting, Rotarian Ray Czachor, introduced Carolyn Handville at the Noon Fulton Rotary Club meeting at the Tavern On The Lock Restaurant. Carolyn is the program manager of the Cancer Services Program Partnership of Oswego County.
The Oswego County Health Department offers a variety of services to all residents of Oswego County.
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