The Oswego County Traffic Safety Board is pleased to announce the 2011 Safety Champions. These ten individuals exemplify the hard work and dedication of not only doing their respective jobs, but going above and beyond to teach traffic safety.
As the Emergency Assistance Program at Catholic Charities of Oswego County prepares for the holiday season Helen Hoefer, director of Catholic Charities’ Community Services program invites you to experience the true meaning of the holidays by helping those less fortunate.
When it comes to the United Way’s mission of raising awareness of the human needs that exist in Oswego County, the efforts of the Child Advocacy Center (CAC) of Oswego County focuses on one of the most important.
Stacie Roberts, supervisor of Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s CYO program, models one of her many balloon creations that she will be making for children during Catholic Charities’ first ever Family Fall Festival.
The Oswego County Humane Society, (OCHS) annual fund raisers held at Fallbrook Recreation Center were a huge success this year. On a warm fall day over 60 participants in the Strut your Mutt event enjoyed the 5K run, 1 mile family walk, lunch, music and pooches.
Marion Blumenthal Lazan witnessed and lived nightmarish moments that many in today’s world thankfully only read about or watch on television. She is a Holocaust survivor and shared with students at Oswego County BOCES (OCB) her own personal story and a powerful message of hope, courage and compassion.
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