SUNY Oswego’s Sesquicentennial Reunion Celebration will feature a five-kilometer walk-run Saturday, June 11, to benefit the college’s Possibility Scholarship program and Oswego County Hospice.
School board member-elect says thank you to everyone that put their trust, confidence and support in him for his bid for Oswego City School District Board of Education member.
Town of Watertown Judge James P. McClusky announces his intent to seek the Supreme Court vacancy created by Judge Gilbert’s retirement.
From creating a mobile music and video recording studio to developing a service that transforms the family car into a stunt vehicle, Cayuga Community College students want to create their own futures and have some ideas on how they might do that.
King of Kings Lutheran Church Senior High Youth Group and advisors, along with several members Friends of Great Bear, worked on clearing and developing a section of new trail at Great Bear Recreational Area. When complete, the new trail, connecting with several existing trails, will provide an approximate five-mile wooded loop through the Great Bear property.
Students in Rich Rainville’s Auto Body Repair class at Oswego County BOCES put their skills and knowledge to the test for a timed classroom competition that simulated a day in the life of an auto body repair technician.
The Oswego Public Library’s Public Computing Center recently completed a round of basic computer classes. New classes are forming now.
Mark your calendars for Sunday, June 12, at 2:00pm, as you will not want to miss the Tug Hill Players when they return to perform in Mexico.
“Each day through improper disposal of pharmaceuticals and personal care products we add unwanted toxins to the finite system of freshwater that is the Great Lakes,” says New York Sea Grant Coastal Education Specialist Helen Domske.
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