On Monday at American Legion Post 268, NY Commander W. Michael Bowen and other dignitaries visited Oswego. They visited the 5th district, which Oswego County is part of. Oswego and Hannibal American legions were chosen for the visit.
Opening its doors in March of this year after winning the Next Great Idea Business Plan Competition, Lakeside Artisans, located in Canal Commons, has moved forward and taken over the space formally occupied by Mr. John’s Flowers.
After a stop at Midtown Plaza, zombies age 21 and over are welcome to continue to the Raven Pub, 39 Bridge St., to see such haunting cinema as the roller derby/zombie romantic comedy “Eight Wheels of Death” and other zombie-themed fare.
Join women of all ages and backgrounds in Oswego for a day-long conference to learn, shop, eat, relax, enjoy music, participate in raffles (including an overnight package worth $500 from Turtle Landing Retreat) and network with women professionals and entrepreneurs at this year’s “Connections.”
The Oswego County Historical Society reminds everyone that the Richardson-Bates House Museum is still open for tours every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. from now until the end of December.
The Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District continued the tradition of honoring varsity team captains and refining each captain’s leadership skills at seasonal brunches.
The Oswego County Legislature recently designated Saturday, October 15, 2011 as Square and Compass Day to promote education about Masonry and the dedicated service its members provide to county residents.
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