Members of the Oswego community who are interested in certifying their dog or cat to participate in PAWS of CNY’s pet therapy program are encouraged to submit an application to PAWS of CNY and book an appointment.
For those not personally attending the March sporting event, CNY Arts Center is preparing a little madness of its own at the downtown Arts HotSpot with weekend events for all ages throughout the month from music and comedy, to a new author in the mix.
Trinity Catholic School invites the community to join them on April 20 for a night of laughter and tons of excitement. Hilarious comedian Brent Terhune will headline, with Bill Lake and Stephen Rogers performing the opening acts.
Tired of life during the Great Depression, three con artists dream of life on “Easy Street” and hatch a plan to swindle $50,000 from NYC Billionaire Oliver Warbucks. The scene is from Quirk’s Players’ upcoming musical production, Annie, which will be presented in G. Ray Bodley High School’s auditorium.
Alexis Izyk-Treece, McKenzie Partlow and Aurora Lawton claimed the top spot at the recent OMS Battle of the Books competitions.
Halters, saddles, clothes, and so much more will be for sale at bargain prices at the annual Oswego County 4-H Tack Sale. Parents of young equestrians find this is a good place to purchase riding apparel for their growing young equestrians.
The staff of Oswego County Opportunities’ Nutrition Services is asking Oswego County residents to join them in their annual March for Meals campaign by being a part of the many events that they will be hosting during the month of March. OCO’s annual March for Meals campaign helps to raise the awareness of senior hunger in Oswego County and serves as a fundraiser to help support the agency’s Meals on Wheels program.
With a wealth of leadership experience, community service and academic excellence, John C. Birdlebough High School senior Catherine Musumeci recently climbed her way to the top of the applicant pool and earned a Coca-Cola scholarship.
The Tobacco Free Network served as sponsors for the Boy Scouts’ annual Blue and Gold Celebration event. The Blue and Gold celebration is the time to celebrate the pack’s anniversary, thank pack leaders and other adults who have made contributions and provided support to the pack.
The mission of the Workforce Development Board of Oswego County is to attract, develop and maintain a qualified workforce for the Oswego County community, to assist in economic development by convening community leaders to engage in strategic planning and facilitating dialogue to educate and train the workforce needed by today’s and tomorrow’s businesses.
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