Community

The Cayuga Community College Student Activities Board and student organizations will host a Peace Festival from noon to 6 p.m. on April 28 at the Fulton Campus, 806 West Broadway.

Proceeds from the “Bundle of Bucks” Raffle go to the John Foster Burden Fund, which benefits those served by the St. Luke Family of Caring (St. Luke Health Services – Bishop’s Commons – Michaud Health Services).

The Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor Commission will welcome five new commissioners at a swearing ceremony at its meeting on April 25. Among them is Jonathan T. Daniels, Executive Director of the Port of Oswego Authority.

Melissa Martin, OHS art teacher, explained, “This is a juried show and this year received over 600 entries, accepting approximately 50% to be hung in the gallery.” Cabanlig created a self portrait entitled, “Don’t put your eye out”

Two Cayuga Community College students each received a scholarship from the NYS Sheriffs’ Association. Danielle Miles and Brett Konu received the awards from the Cayuga County Sheriff David Gould and Oswego County Sheriff Reuell Todd, respectively.

The grand opening will take place at 23 E. Utica St., starting at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday and will continue through Sunday the 22. The event kicks off with a buffet breakfast.

SUNY Oswego’s Tyler Art Gallery will display the work of 29 bachelor of fine arts degree candidates in an exhibition from April 27, through May 12.

“Wearing your seatbelt costs you nothing,” said Lt. Kevin Velzy of the University Police. “But not wearing one could cost you everything.”