The town of Volney is having a contest of how many peanuts in the jar. Simple come to the town hall on County Route 6, Volney Center, to see the display and jar full of peanuts in the shell. Fill out the form with your name, phone number and guess. The closest guess will win the book, “History of Oswego County” 1816 – 2016.
New Haven Elementary welcomed musical theatre performance “Pete the Cat” on September 29, a story of adventure and friendship. Based on the popular books series by Kimberly and James Dean, lead character Pete the Cat gets sent to the Biddle family to learn his manners as a trained house cat.
On October 22 at 2 p.m. Dawn Myers, an Oswego County artist, will teach Introduction to Acrylic Painting as part of the Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center’s Nature Inspires series.
For years, Palermo Elementary School has welcomed students and families to participate in building their annual Palermo Family Wall of Fame during the school’s open house. A colorful backdrop filled the art room at the school where students and their families posed for a photo opp.
The Executive Committee of the Oswego County Conservative Party met Thursday night (Sept. 28) at its regularly scheduled meeting and the issue of appointing a candidate for the Conservative line for the 25th Legislative district was voted on.
How does crude oil move through the Great Lakes Basin? New York Sea Grant was among the nearly 130 federal, state and provincial governments; industry; NGOs; and academic entities participating in the 2017 Crude Move Symposium addressing the economics, risks, and hazards of crude oil transport through such important waters as the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River system and the Gulf of Mexico.
Calvin Corriders has been named retail products specialist, according to Reyne Pierce, vice president, team leader of retail lending.
The Oswego County Toys for Tots will kick off its 2017 campaign with a fundraising event and costume party on October 13 from 7 – 11 p.m. at The American Foundry in Oswego.
The Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Drama Club will present “The Little Dog Laughed” on October 27-28 at 7 p.m. Admission at the door is $5 for students and senior citizens, $7 for adults. Children five and under are free.
SUNY Oswego psychology professor Matthew Dykas and a team of certified parenting educators have gained critical momentum in a five-year effort to address one of society’s great challenges — reducing abuse and neglect of children by providing mothers and fathers with vital parenting insights and skills.
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