Plans are under way for the first ‘A Handmade Christmas’ holiday craft show to be hosted by the North Country Crafters. This show, which is being planned as an annual event, will feature arts and crafts all uniquely handmade by group members who are based in New York’s North Country area.
The Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District Dollars for Scholars organization will be hosting a Fall Festival and chicken barbecue fundraiser on Oct. 13 from noon to 5 p.m. at the Altmar Hotel, 6 Mill St., Altmar.
One of the programs to help raise funds is the Bike Ride for Missing and Exploited Children that takes place in Fulton on Sept. 28 with more than 140 riders.
In response to the increasing demand for food subsidy in the area, Helen Hoefer, supervisor of Community Services for Catholic Charities of Oswego County, has announced that the agency’s food pantry will now be open six days a week.
Like to enjoy a complimentary relaxing therapeutic massage or perhaps a refreshing pedicure? Thanks to a partnership between OCO’ Cancer Services Program Partnership and Integrative Healing Spa uninsured women aged 40-64 that take advantage of the free cancer screenings offered through the Cancer Services Program will be eligible to do so.
Melissa Hurley, case specialist with Oswego County Opportunities’ PATH program, was recently recognized as one of OCO’s outstanding employees.
The Mount Adnah Preservation Foundation want to remind the public that memorial bricks can still be installed this fall in the Memorial Walkway at the Case Memorial Chapel garden site in Mount Adnah Cemetery.
Oswego Head Start’s celebrated “Dads take your child to school day.” Children and their dads, grandpas, papas or uncles had fun with many indoor and outdoor activities during the celebration.
As a parent, I know it’s never too early to start saving for your child’s college education. That’s why this week, I’m reminding parents about the options New York State has to help start saving for your child’s college years.
The students at Lanigan Elementary School participated in an assembly recently to celebrate the start of a successful new school year and to review the PBIS (Positive Behaviors and Interventions Supports) initiative and the school’s four behavioral expectations: be respectful, be responsible, be safe, and be a problem solver.
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