Experience Good Friday in a different way. Join us for “Tenebrae, a Rock and Roll Easter Cantata,” performed by Sent Forth Ministries on Good Friday, April 18 at 7:30 p.m.
On April 12, Delta Kappa Kappa Inc., in partnership with SUNY Oswego’s Men’s Ice Hockey team, will host a special event to benefit the Child Advocacy Center of Oswego County. ‘For the Kids’ will begin at 3 p.m. at the Shed, 1 Washington Blvd.
The students in business faculty member Hong Wan’s “Multinational Financial Management” course are working on a historical-economics analysis to show whether bitcoins are in a phase that makes them ripe for a crash, another upswing or long-haul stability. Bitcoins have fluctuated in value from nearly nothing at their 2009 debut to more than $1,200 in 2013 before sliding recently under $600.
Residents and staff at Bishop’s Commons in Oswego gathered recently to mark the enriched living residence’s 14th anniversary of providing care and services for seniors in the community. A special luncheon helped mark the milestone and afforded staff and residents alike an opportunity to celebrate together.
Kindness, compassion, generosity and good will were in the spotlight during a fifth grade choral performance recently at Sandy Creek Elementary School.The themed musical performance centered on making a difference, with the fifth grade chorus belting out a handful of songs that reflected that message.
Books are buy one get one free at the Michael A. Maroun Elementary School Spring Book Fair taking place April 4 through 11.
Oswego Valley Insurance Agencies (OVIA) has announced that Amy Shaw has joined their Fulton office as a commercial lines manager, according to OVIA Treasurer Vern Drohan.
David Owens, a SUNY Oswego junior fine arts major, will present his work-in-progress, “Twelve in Oswego: An Artistic Interpretation of Time and Place,” on April 9 at the college’s Quest symposium. For every month of the year, Owens finds an ideal location to photograph a place in the city of Oswego and creates paintings based on the photos.
Lakeside Artisans, 191 W. First St., is offering a class in Hand Painted Silk Scarves, another in its series of creative educational experiences for adults in our community. On April 29, from 10 a.m. to noon, Cindy Schmidt will offer a class in how to use the resist and dye to decorate a silk scarf.
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