Community

Theorem paintings by Bert Leighton are now being exhibited in the art gallery of the Oswego Public Library. This collection of 19 oil paintings on cloth is being shown in its entirety for the first time ever. Theorem painting became popular in the early 1800s, and it was used often in the instruction of young ladies.

In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, OCO’s Cancer Services Program Partnership has joined with a number of businesses to assist them in their efforts to raise awareness of breast cancer in Oswego County and encourage people to receive the cancer screenings they need.

From Beginner’s Knit and Crochet to Ballet and Jazz, Writer’s club for kids, Oil painting, jewelry making and a workshop on Different Ways to Draw, the Center is achieving its vision to provide all arts for all ages.

The district has 10 new buses which allow for better vision for the driver, a heater in the stairwell to prevent ice build up on steps, a four camera system with audio and visual as well as less maintenance.

Danielle Wert, coordinator of the Rural Health Network, was cited for five years of service to OCO Health Services.

Residents at Bishop’s Commons are “Exploring Art” this fall with the help of SUNY Oswego student Julia Baldovin.

Employees at Novelis Oswego Works will kick off their annual campaign for the United Way with a Chicken BBQ on October 20 from noon to 5 p.m. at the Lighthouse Lanes on Shampine Drive in Oswego.

Grab your dancing shoes and head over to the Fulton YMCA! Heather Hudson, a local resident and dance instructor, joins the Fulton YMCA and will offer to our local community Y-Dance.