Community
Bishop’s Commons Reminisces Victorian Style
Residents and children of all ages went back in time to the Victorian era recently thanks to the Richardson-Bates Museum and AmeriCorps member Nicole Westerbeck.
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Oswego Frosh Orientation Set Aug. 30
The Oswego High School “Class of 2014†will be welcomed by administration, teachers and students on Aug. 30 for the annual freshmen orientation.
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Catholic Charities Offers Workshop For Parents Of Newborns
Andrea Burritt, Program Supervisor for Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s Parent Education Program has announced that the program will offer parenting workshop designed specifically for parents of newborns up to one year of age.
Community
LaGuardia, Motto to Lead Events Planning Sessions at Metro Center
SUNY Oswego’s Metro Center has opened registration for two event planning certificate programs, one on two Monday evenings in September and the other on two Thursday evenings in October.
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Rice Creek to Offer Guided Hikes to View Autumn’s Plant, Animal Changes
SUNY Oswego’s Rice Creek Field Station this fall will offer free guided walks, winter bird study and opportunities to watch bird banding.
Community
Health Department Will Hold Rabies Clinic in Pulaski Sept. 8
The Oswego County Health Department will hold a rabies clinic for dogs, cats and pet ferrets from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 8, at the County Highway Garage on Centerville Road.
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Ritchie Attends Field Day Parades in Williamstown and Hannibal
State Senate candidate Patty Ritchie recently participated in Field Day parades in the Oswego County communities of Williamstown and Hannibal.
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Rotarians Hear From Massage Therapist
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting, Rotarian Faith Rogers presented a program on Massage Therapy.
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Local Students Take Park in National Grid Engineering Program
Anthony Funke and Emily Valentine, students from Paul V. Moore High School and Craig Weaver of Fulton’s G. Ray Bodley High School are among 20 scholars from Syracuse-area schools who participated in the competitive “Engineering Pipeline Program†at National Grid, the centerpiece of the company’s global “Engineering Our Future†initiative designed to inspire youth and attract and develop engineers for tomorrow’s workforce.
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Playing For Poverty To Benefit Area Food Pantries
Food pantries throughout Oswego County will soon be receiving some much needed help courtesy of the third annual Playing 4 Poverty.