The award, for the 2009 “New Year’s Flash” e-mail, came in the Alumni Relations Programs: Creative Use of New Media category. Judges reviewed 33 entries in the category and gave one gold and two silver awards. The message is online at www.oswego.edu/alumni/2009_new_year_greeting.
“Make a Splash—READ!†is the theme this summer at the Oswego Public Library.
Children will explore the world of water and water fun through stories, songs, games and other activities about oceans, rivers, lakes, and pools and the creatures that live there.
ARC of Oswego County recently wrapped up its seasonal bowling league for 2010 with an awards banquet. Prizes were given to top teams and individuals with outstanding performance.
SUNY Oswego has bid out a project to provide wind power by fall for the electrical system of a building regularly exposed to Lake Ontario’s energetic airstream.
From the Library of Congress’s collection, five views of the former Public Market Building along the Oswego River in Oswego.
The photos were taken in the 1960s and appear to show the strip of buildings that front Bridge St. and end with Old City Hall. More photos inside.
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The bill would allow wineries to operate satellite stores, removes numerous licensing requirements, makes participation in charitable events easier and allows consumers to part of the wine making process through custom crush.
Michael Flanagan, assistant director of SUNY Oswego’s Tyler Art Gallery, will speak Wednesday, July 14, about American painter George Luks, whose “Study Portrait of a Woman” is on display in poster-style print form at Oswego State Downtown.
State Sen. Darrel J. Aubertine said the budget bill passed on Monday move around limited revenue for agriculture programs to better target essential programs, while also restoring key funding the governor’s budget would have omitted.
The Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) recently announced that Oswego County BOCES’ Burton Ramer Technical Career Center will be awarded the High Schools That Work (HSTW) Gold Improvement Award.
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