The Oswego Players will present the Tony award winning comedy ‘Art’ beginning March 5 at the Frances Marion Brown Theater, in Oswego. The play raises questions about art and friendship, and concerns three long-time friends, Serge, Marc and Yvan.
Calvin L. Corriders has been named Regional President of Pathfinder Bank’s Syracuse Market, according to Tom Schneider, President and CEO.
The traveling exhibit that debuted in New York City in 2017 consists of assorted inflatable and folding vessels, including a boat, kayak, and backpack paddleboard. These unusual vessels are the educational tools for the 2018 New York Sea Grant Discover Clean and Safe Boating campaign with a Get Out on the Water: Everyone Can Enjoy Boating theme.
I am so annoyed. I took my new cat to a veterinarian for the first time and she told me that I have to have her vaccinated against rabies. Doesn’t she know that rabies vaccinations cause cancer? Esmerelda never goes outside so why would I expose her to a known cancer risk to avoid a non-existent rabies risk?
The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.
February is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. According to national statistics, one in three teens in the US experiences physical, emotional, or sexual abuse from a dating partner. Nearly half of teens who experience dating violence report that incidents of abuse took place in a school building or on school grounds.
New York State Tobacco Control Programs has been proven to reduce youth smoking and help current smokers quit, which saves lives and millions of state tax dollars. However, higher rates of smoking persist among individuals with less than a high school education (22.4%), income less than $25,000 a year (22.2%) and those with poor mental health (27.2%).
The Fulton Junior High School honor students for the second quarter have been announced.
Boaters who were without power last season at the city’s marinas will be seeing a refund. The city turned off the power to the docks for a period of time in 2017 for safety reasons during the high water. At Monday night’s Administrative Services Committee, Thomas Kells, DPW Commissioner, requested a $100 refund for boaters who docked at the city operated marinas during the 2017 season and were without power because of safety reasons.
The Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor today (Feb. 6) released results from a recently-commissioned study about current and prospective visitors to the 500-mile Canalway Corridor.
The information is intended to help tourism promoters, businesses and heritage sites better attract and serve visitors, including boaters, cyclists, sightseers and vacationers.
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