This new beginner/Intermediate running program is designed to introduce participants to basic training concepts for optimal fitness and development. Runners will learn a simplistic time and effort-based training system format that is time-manageable, safe, effective, and transportable!
The H. Lee White Marine Museum on West First Street Pier in Oswego welcomes back George DeMass, chaplain to the Titanic Historical Society, for a lecture, “Titanic: Her Story Lives On.”
During this campaign, I have been faulted for failing to accept large monetary donations from corporations, lobbying groups and the state Democrat Party. This was my decision and one I stand by. My intention is not, and never has been, to be beholden to special interests or party politics. I am a firm believer that it is the civic duty of each government official to represent those they were elected to serve.
Step One Creative, an Oswego-based advertising design and public
relations firm, has introduced a new company logo and brand, according to Shane R. Stepien, agency president.
Registration is under way for SUNY Oswego’s WinterSession courses to be held Jan. 7 to 25. For the second year in a row, all courses are offered online, removing inclement weather as a factor that could impact the three-week courses.
The CYO Program at Catholic Charities of Oswego County is offering a full schedule for the fall / winter session. The CYO program features a variety of activities to aid in the recreational development of youth in Fulton, as well as the surrounding communities of Oswego County.
Chris Sharkey is a veteran bus driver. She does the Henrietta bus safety presentation program for kindergarten students, is a trainer, holds certification as a 19A instructor and a SBDI instructor and does the 30-hour bus driver class and the 10-hour bus attendant class.
State Senator Patty Ritchie is partnering with Ogdensburg native and radio personality Melody Burns to urge the public to support the “Holiday Mail for Heroes” program sponsored by the American Red Cross.
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.
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