On November 10, everyone is invited to join in on Oswego Town’s annual Veterans’ Day program which begins with a delightful breakfast at the Oswego Center United Methodist Church and concludes with the Oswego Town Historical Society’s Veterans Day program
With the holidays fast approaching, Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s Community Services program has begun accepting requests for its annual Thanksgiving and Christmas meal distributions.
The long awaited installation of CNY Arts Center’s stained glass mural, created during Harborfest is almost complete and a ribbon cutting ceremony is set for Nov. 8 at 9 a.m.
The “Welcome Back” concert, scheduled for November 11 in Waterman Theater at SUNY-Oswego (2:30 p.m.), will feature six OHS graduates, an OHS teacher, two students with ties to SUNY-Oswego, and three artists making their Oswego debuts.
Several local residents took part in internships this fall through SUNY Oswego’s Experience-Based Education program.
The visitors are part of the center’s mission to serve as a cultural exchange agency between the people of the U.S. and people of other countries. They are part of the Open World Program, which enables young Eurasian elected officials and civic leaders to visit the U.S. and experience its culture firsthand.
Come to the Oswego Public Library and learn how to make earrings for the holidays.
You will make two pairs of earrings. Give one as a gift and keep the other pair.
Held at the Fulton Junior High School, the event, which featured dance, poetry, singing, music and acting, showcased the talents of students involved in RASP and entertained fellow students, family members, educators, and staff from OCO.
Oswego Industries, Inc. through its Career Employment Services division recently took part in Oswego County Disability Mentoring Day, hosted collaboratively by the Oswego County Placement Network.
Three times this year I have witnessed animals that seemed to have just been abandoned on country roads. The first time was a sweet little dog with a limp. I took him home and called the dog control officer and she came right out to collect him. I heard later that he had to have his leg amputated because it was injured and badly infected.
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