A Black and White Masquerade Ball will be held at the American Foundry, 246 W. Seneca St., presented by Wellhouse Ministries on January 13, 2018, from 6 – 10 p.m. This first-of-its-kind signature event in Oswego will raise funds for project “Anthony House.”
Assemblyman Will Barclay’s office recently collected about 100 pairs of shoes for the annual Tithe My Shoes drive, an effort led by Mudd Murphy to supply shoes to those in need. Murphy recently collected the shoes from the Assemblyman’s office to bring to Discount Shoe Repair in Syracuse where they will be refurbished and then delivered to the Oswego Rescue Mission.
SUNY Oswego and its vice president for student affairs and enrollment management, Dr. Jerald Woolfolk, recently earned State University-wide awards — the first time they were ever bestowed — as the SUNY Diversity Conference recognized their years-long commitment to fostering diversity, inclusion and social justice at the college.
For the Oswego County Chapter of the Greater Syracuse Association of Realtors, helping area homeless youth is its mission for the season. Oswego County Opportunities’ PATH program was once again the beneficiary of the Oswego County Chapter of the Greater Syracuse Association of Realtors’ annual fundraiser.
Paul V. Moore High School Student Government has teamed up once again with the American Red Cross to help save hundreds of lives. Students hosted a blood drive that received the support of more than 70 teachers and students.
Last week, we told you to stop worrying about poinsettia plants being poisonous to people or pets. But you had to know, we were not going to let you completely off the hook. With thanks to our friends at the ASPCA, here are the things you should be worrying about this time of year.
More than 1,250 SUNY Oswego students participated in the fall semester’s Miss-A-Meal fundraiser, netting $4,159 for United for Puerto Rico, a fundraising collaborative to provide relief to the Hurricane Maria-damaged island.
Students from all levels of the Oswego City School District recently took part in an event billed as the “largest learning event in history” with hundreds of Buccaneers joining millions of their peers around the globe to practice the skills used in creating the technology shaping our world.
On Monday, December 11, Phoenix-Elizabeth Chapter No. 105 Order of the Easter Star installed its officers for 2018.
Oswego Health welcomes psychiatrist Vintee Narang, MD, to its Behavioral Health Services staff. Dr. Narang earned her medical degree from Ross University School of Medicine where she completed her Psychiatry clerkship at Bergen Regional Medical Center, and said she instantly knew psychiatry was the specialty she would pursue as a career field.
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