“The Titanic Event Committee would like to thank the owners of the Beacon Hotel, Felacia and Atom Avery, for hosting this community event,” said Mercedes Niess, executive director of the museum. “They have done a marvelous job restoring and renovating this early 1900s historic structure and it was the perfect setting for our step back in time.”
More than 65 masons and their ladies attended a dinner and program celebrating the life of Mason and first President George Washington. The senior Past Master of the lodge was honored with a certificate signed by the Grand Master of New York Grand Lodge Vincent Libone and a 65-year pin. Also honored for 65 years was Edwin Trudeau.
On Feb. 23, the members of Lake City Lodge No. 127 F & AM, Oswego’s own local Masons (and some friends) met for the weekly gathering known as the “celebrated” Fellowship Lunch Club at the Blue Plate Seafood Restaurant
The SUNY Oswego women’s studies department’s 23rd annual “Women Aloud” performances on March 8, will highlight 150 years of growth and change in feminism on the theme “Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future.”
During the months of February and March the program will be held on Tuesday and Thursday at the Oswego Middle School pool, when school is in session.
As a kick-off to celebrate their first year in operation, Lakeside Artisans is bringing Jeanne Dupre, a landscape watercolor artist, to Oswego for a demonstration of painting skies and water.
For participants in Oswego County Opportunities’ Senior Nutrition Services Dining and Activity Centers and the Home Delivered Meals Program, answers to their concerns regarding diet and nutritional health are only a phone call away.
The program provided an opportunity for parents and siblings to see the various areas of science that are covered through the curriculum.
The action effectively eliminates onerous ballast water treatment requirements through the end of 2013. The agency’s ballast water regulations are the most stringent in North America and have been the topic of considerable controversy.
The Public Computing Center at Oswego Public Library is pleased to welcome a new technology instructor, Crystal Wilcox. She joined the PCC team of director Theresa Slosek and instructor Jessica Galvin on Feb. 9.
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