While listening to the Oswego City Band, you will see some members of the Oswego Tree Stewards (wearing orange vests) as they attach yellow tags to about a dozen ash trees they have identified in the park.
Nine communities along those waters and on the 518-mile Great Lakes Seaway Trail National Scenic Byway offer 1812-theme self-guided walking tours daily dawn-to-dusk. The 3.1 and 6.2-mile walks in Ogdensburg, Sackets Harbor, Oswego, Pultneyville, Youngstown, Lewiston, Williamsville, and Buffalo, NY; and Erie, PA, are sanctioned by the American Volkssport Association.
As the summer winds down, there’s no doubt that many of us are sad to see the season go. But the cooler weather and shorter days signal the beginning of a new season that just begs us to get outdoors, hunting season!
SUNY Oswego will showcase the work of Hannah Claus, a Canadian artist of Mohawk heritage, in a free exhibition to open Sept. 7, at Tyler Art Gallery. A public artist’s reception will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. at the gallery. Though Claus cannot attend, SUNY Oswego art historian Dr. Lisa Seppi, curator of the exhibition, will speak.
Nurses from the St. Luke Health Services Adult Day Health Care Program will offer free blood pressure and blood glucose screenings to the public during the Oswego Farmers’ Market on Thursday from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Mary Bennett of Mexico was the first winner in The Literacy Coalition of Oswego County’s (LCOC) Facebook® “likes” contest
Beth Hilton, executive director, Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce, has been invited to participate on the Central/Finger Lakes Regional Advisory Committee for NY State Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s initiative to establish the New York Health Benefit Exchange
Oswego Hospital is asking residents to kick off their Labor Day weekend early by helping others and donating a pint of blood.
This is about Chester. He was found abandoned and cowering in a basement with a badly infected paw. He has progressed from a very frightened and mistrustful boy to one who wants attention and affection and lots of it. He is in temporary quarters at the Humane Society’s office – but that is no place for a cat.
The Oswego Players and the Art Association of Oswego are deeply indebted to Oswego area businesses for their outpouring of support for the dinner theatre and silent auction fundraiser to be held Aug. 25 at 6 p.m. at The American Foundry.
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