Harborfest announced today that “Making Waves†is the 2010 winner of the Harborfest Song Contest. Michael Place and the Oswego County All-Stars submitted their recording and were selected from the pool of entries as this year’s winner.
On June 10, in a vote of 13 to 12, members of our county legislature voted down the funding for the eradicating and control of the invasive Chinese water chestnut from the Oswego River. There are more than 200 acres of the water chestnut covering the river in rugs like mats. Every year that the chestnuts go untreated, their numbers and locations proliferate exponentially. This is a serious, present problem.
The Oswego Lions Club has pledged $5000 in support of Camp Rainbow of Hope. The Camp is for Oswego County children ages 8 to 12 years old who have experienced the loss of a loved one.
“Holidays Through the Year†is the theme for the first concert of the 2010 Summer Sunset Concert Series.
The Niagara Mohawk Retirees Association held their monthly luncheon on Wednesday at Vona’s Restaurant. The guest speaker was Karen Ferguson, Director of the Oswego Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Oswego County Legislature Chairman Barry Leemann, left, congratulates former County Fire Coordinator John Hinds, who retired in May after 10 years as head of the county fire services.
As parents look for opportunities to keep their active ones busy this summer, the Fulton Family YMCA Day Camp reminds caregivers that camp is among the best options for engaging kids in activities that will help develop their spirit, mind and body, while getting them outdoors in a safe environment.
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary Meeting, Rotarian Patrick Waite, right, introduced Walter Snyder, Coordinator for Person to Person, an agency which promotes advocacy for and protection of persons with developmental disabilities
The Oswego City-County Youth Bureau is sponsoring a training class this summer for new members of the City and County Youth Court programs. Middle school and high school students who are entering grades eight through twelve can apply for the week-long program.
Oswego County Court Judge David J. Roman today announced he will run this fall for a full ten year term in the position he was recently appointed to by both Democrats and Republicans in the New York State Senate.
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