SUNY Oswego will present a workshop on permaculture — harmonious integration of plants, people, animals and resources in a productive community — on Tuesday, Oct. 12, featuring trained permaculture educator Valerie Dawnstar.
Oswego County Traffic Safety Board recently presented a Safety Champion Award to Deputy Brian Wills for his dedication to traffic safety.
Catholic Charities of Oswego County and the Youth Advocate Program of Oswego County have teamed up to offer area youth in grades 7 through 10 a special Halloween treat.
On Oct. 7, the Oswego Sunrise Rotary Club heard Boy Scout commissioners, Dr. Ray Morrison and Tim Gleason tell about the historic role of Boy Scouts and Rotary.
The Oswego Lions Club presents Sheriff Reuel Todd with a check for $240 to help provide “child safety materials” for 100 children.
These programs are responsible for operating more than 48,000 classrooms in every state and practically every county in the country. Since 1999, more than 4,400 children have been students of Head Start Preschool in Oswego County.
With the holiday season fast approaching, the Emergency Assistance Program at Catholic Charities of Oswego County is currently planning their annual distribution of Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday meals.
In recognition of National Mammography Day, Oct. 15, In Vogue Salon & Spa, 62 W. Bridge St., will host a very special event
“Play On,” a three-act comedy by Rick Abbott, with Inez Manor Parker directing, will be mounted at the Church of the Resurrection as a fundraiser for the church and the Oswego Players.
This past summer, Riley School launched “Ice Cream for Books”, an exciting new project to help bridge the gap of “summer reading loss.”
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