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The three days show family members and friends what SUNY Oswego students have been up to for the first several weeks of the semester, while providing a range of special events for the campus and community to enjoy. Most events are free and open to all.

Lake Ontario’s salmon have been making it on the news a lot lately, and for good reason: a steady stream of mature kings and cohos ranging from 8 to 40 pounds has been ascending the Salmon River non-stop since the middle of September, drought conditions notwithstanding.

On October 22 from 2-5 p.m., Carol Burghart will teach Watercolor Painting. On October 24 from 6-9 p.m., Wendy Ballard will teach an introductory class in creating Chainmaille Earrings.

The theme for this year’s national week of recognition is, “Every Patient + Every Time = Making a Difference,” which reflects the dedication of emergency nurses not only at Oswego Hospital, but throughout the country.

Tom Stebbins, the executive director of Lawsuit Reform Alliance of NY, recently spoke to the Fulton Rotary Club. The LRANY is committed to changing NY’s burdensome and expensive legal system to help create more jobs and energize our state’s economy.

At about 10:10 a.m., the college will send messages via its outdoor emergency notification system, the college website’s home page and more restricted systems like NY-Alert, which students, faculty and staff register to receive.

At the event, seniors will have the opportunity to receive tips and tools for living a healthy lifestyle from 60 exhibitors.  A free lunch will also be served.

The Hannibal Democratic Committee’s annual is roast turkey dinner will be held October 21. It will take place at the Hannibal American Legion on Rochester Street in Hannibal.

The Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District honored role model student-athletes at a recent captains’ brunch for their skills and achievements both on and off their respective playing fields.