An initiative of the American Red Cross, I’m OK is a neighbor-to-neighbor program that will benefit residents who live alone as it ensures residents that in the event of something happening to them they will receive attention in a timely manner.
The United Way of Greater Oswego County would like to remind families throughout Oswego County about the advantages of applying for the Earned Income Tax Credit program.
Oswego High School Principal Brian Hartwell is proud to announce the students who earned honor roll recognition for the second quarter of the 2010-2-11 school year.
On day one the camp members learned about color and the color wheel, a value scale, charcoal and the portable mural they will design and paint by the end of the week.
On March 9, as part of the United Way of Greater Oswego County’s 73rd annual meeting, the United Way will pay tribute to its many volunteers.
Do you want to learn ballroom dancing but don’t have a partner?
Do you want to get in shape?
Is your present workout boring?
Learn Latin dance as you exercise.
New York Agriculture in the Classroom will sponsor Ag Literacy Week March 21-25. Second grade classrooms are encouraged to participate.
Open readings from the script will take place on the Frances Marion Brown stage in the Fort Ontario Arts Complex at 7 p.m. on Feb. 28 and March 1.
The honorary head pin for Oswego County Opportunities’ upcoming Bowl-A-Fun, the Pink Guardian Angel, enjoyed a fun, learning experience when it visited Granby Elementary School to participate in the Fulton Mentoring Program.
Community Action was birthed in the mid-1960s out of the Johnson Administration’s War on Poverty and 1,200 agencies like Oswego County Opportunities have been fighting that battle in their respective communities ever since.
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