Oswego Middle School Principal Mary Beth Fierro, along with her faculty and staff, would like to recognize the following students who earned honor roll and/or high honor roll status for the fourth marking period of the 2016-17 school year:
The Fulton Polish Home will have its annual golf tournament on July 29 at the Battle Island Golf Course. Cost for the Captain and crew tournament is $75 per person with a pork roast following at the Polish Home. The purpose of the tournament is to ensure that the facility is in good shape for all in the community to use and enjoy.
Watercolor painter Carol Burghart is being featured as Artist of the Month for July at the Riverside Artisans Cooperative. According to Burghart, “Most of my paintings are of local subjects in and around the upstate New York area, particularly the Fair Haven and Sodus Bay regions.”
New York Sea Grant and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation today (July 11) announced the availability of $200,000 in funding for Great Lakes resilience projects. Up to $25,000 per project is available from the New York Great Lakes Basin Small Grants Program administered by New York Sea Grant in partnership with DEC.
At its annual meeting in June, Operation Oswego County presented its 2017 Dee Heckethorn Entrepreneur Award to Allen Chase. The award was in recognition and appreciation of exceptional entrepreneurial spirit, creativity, and dedication to fostering the growth and development of Allen Chase Enterprises, Inc.
On July 16, a pancake breakfast will be held at Lake City Lodge 127 located at 765 E. Seneca St. The hours will be from 8 a.m. until noon.
On July 29 from 8 a.m. – noon The Club House Tavern / Spencer’s Ali, 126 W. Second St., will host a breakfast in support of United Way’s annual Stuff-A-Bus campaign. Sponsored by Pathfinder Bank, Eagle Beverage, and Robert and Liz McGrath, owners of The Club House Tavern / Spencer’s Ali, the breakfast is open to the public.
SUNY Oswego will host the first workshop in a new partnership of three prominent Oswego County organizations offering seniors critical assistance to boost financial awareness and the opportunity to meet with professionals and learn about the free resources available to help assure a more secure financial future.
We’ve featured Gabrielle before, but she is still hanging out at the OCHS office. She is tired of being an office cat. She wants to be a house cat! Gabby was surrendered to the Humane Society by a well-meaning but not very well-equipped “cat lover” who had acquired 24 cats.
David Cuevas, a local AmeriCorps member serving Oswego County’s Youth Bureau, is planning a shoreline cleanup as part of the Alliance for the Great Lakes’ Adopt-a-Beach Program. About 13,000 volunteers participate each year in cleanups and assess environmental conditions on beaches and shorelines on all five Great Lakes, clearing tens of thousands of pounds of litter from their shorelines.
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