Christie Hoefer, a senior at Oswego High School, has seen firsthand the large number of families in Oswego County who depend on food pantries for their meals. She wants to make a difference in her community. That’s when she thought, why not put all those unwanted pennies to good use.
The program was offered by the Oswego Maritime Foundation, the H. Lee White Marine Museum with support from the SUNY Oswego Technology Department.
While most people know what the yellow ribbon and the pink ribbon represent, Karrie Damm, executive director of the Child Advocacy Center of Oswego County, wants the community to be just as familiar with the blue ribbon and what it represents.
When Christine Prevost of Oswego County Opportunities, Inc. wanted to reach out to her fellow employees and enlighten them regarding the many wellness related programs that are available to them she knew just where to turn.
Youth participating in Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s CYO Summer Drop-in Recreation program recently learned the importance of practicing good personal hygiene.
A newly created “Oswego Writing Institute Community Award” has been presented to Oswego City School District elementary teacher Joan Dain.
Food pantries in the Pulaski, Sandy Creek and Lacona area will receive some much needed support as United Way of Greater Oswego County brings its first ever Stone Soup luncheon to Sandy Creek.
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