The Oswego YMCA recently accepted a generous $100,000 pledge from Susan Downey towards its $3,000,000 Commitment to Community Capital Campaign. This campaign will access to the pool and Armory with the addition of an elevator, offer one entrance to the YMCA, include new locker rooms, childwatch area and wellness center.
Melissa Hurley, case specialist with Oswego County Opportunities’ PATH program, was recently recognized as one of OCO’s outstanding employees.
Gina Sherwood of Fulton recently received a unique professional leadership experience in her chosen field with the assistance of a Festa Fellowship in graduate school in art at SUNY Oswego.
Second grade teacher Sharon Lachut invited Denise Abel and her dog, Titan, to the school because of his striking resemblance to the students’ favorite character from in the Henry and Mudge series of books written by Cynthia Rylant.
Building and launching model rockets has become a standing tradition at Fairgrieve and this year’s event was kicked off with three special launches by local rocket enthusiast Bob Coakley.
The Oswego County Nutrition Collaboration invites you to join in its recognition of National Food Day, October 24. A grassroots campaign aimed at encouraging Americans to “eat real” by supporting healthy, affordable food grown in a sustainable, humane way.
Oswego County STOP-DWI Coordinator Robert Lighthall announces Oswego County and city police agencies will be participating in the Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee’s STOP-DWI Crackdown Enforcement on seven occasions between now and September 30, 2013.
Only a few more days until the Black & Blue Masquerade Gala! If you haven’t bought your tickets yet, here are the Top 10 reasons why you should do so today:
About 130,000 older adults in upstate New York reported falling during a three-month period, risking serious injuries, hospitalizations and even death, according to a new Excellus BlueCross BlueShield report.
The United Way will host its annual Stone Soup Luncheon on November 15 at St. Joseph’s Parish Center. Community members are invited to come together to enjoy a luncheon that will aid local food pantries. Food pantries throughout Oswego County are finding it hard to keep their shelves filled and this holiday season will prove to be especially challenging as they struggle to meet the increased demand for food subsidy in Oswego County.
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