Kyle Walton and Nick Pike are cast as the battling duo in the Oswego Players’ upcoming production of “The Best Man,” written by the illustrious Gore Vidal and directed by Players’ own Bobby Fontana.
Free and open to the public, the fair and its sustainability symposium will run 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Campus Center, concurrent with Quest, the college’s annual daylong celebration of scholarly and creative activity. Koerth-Baker will make a presentation at 2 p.m. in Room 114 of the Campus Center.
Oswego County OB-GYN is pleased to announce February Baby of the Month.
Mirembe Schewe was born to Sarah and Zechariah Schewe of Oswego and was delivered by Dr. Daniel Coty on February 5, 2013. She was born at Oswego Hospital.
Port City Roller Derby will team up with Friendly’s on April 11 for a fundraiser pairing food with the non-profit organization’s community activities. Anyone interested in supporting the fundraiser can bring the voucher to the Oswego Friendly’s and present it to the server before ordering and 15 percent of the purchase will support the roller derby league.
If a person is deaf or hearing impaired, taking in a movie at the local cinema may not be the most ideal way to spend an evening. Many deaf and hearing impaired movie-goers, such as the members of the BOCES Deaf/Hard of Hearing Club, find that closed-captioned showings are offered at non-peak hours or aren’t offered for every theater.
Recently Quirk’s Players of G. Ray Bodley High School presented the classic Broadway musical, “Hello, Dolly!” At the final performance, the 2013 Jacalyn Vinciquerra Stweart Memorial Award For Achievement in Musical Theatre was presented.
Students at Trinity Catholic School recently held a very successful Jump Rope for Heart fundraiser. A total of $5,671 was raised by students for the American Heart Association! A portion of this money will be given to TCS to purchase physical education equipment.
Mix two original musical compositions, an orchestra, a big band, a rapper, additional vocalists, a campus grant, a crowd-sourced Kickstarter campaign and an ongoing learning project. The result is an ambitious Quest presentation by SUNY Oswego senior music major Tony Iannone.
I have a question about my cat, Thumper. Why does he scratch wallpaper and walls? What can I do to make him stop? I’d like to re-wallpaper our kitchen, and fix the walls where he has dug the plaster, but am hesitant to do so without having a plan on how to keep him from doing it again.
Local author and writing instructor Jim Farfaglia has released his second book of poems, People, Places & Things: The Powerful Nouns of My Life. A reading from the book is planned for April 11 at 6 p.m. at the river’s end bookstore.
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