Students on Robyn Yorker’s Blue Team at the Oswego County BOCES’ Stepping Stones Day Program traded their ‘tricks’ and ‘treats’ in this Halloween for an opportunity to raise money for UNICEF (The United Nations Children’s Fund).
Once again, we need your help about an important issue. The federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been actively investigating consumer complaints about jerky pet treats made in China which are causing illness in dogs and in some cats.
Art teacher Billie Jo Peterson was impressed by some of the work in her “Contour Drawing” class and is proud of the students whose work is on display throughout the first floor.
High school seniors, along with their parents, are invited to attend this free workshop to find out more information about one of the most important steps of college admissions: the financial aid process.
Students at Granby Elementary were recognized for exhibiting respectful, responsible and safe behavior throughout the building during the month of October
Now through November 17, the Oswego Public Library Art Gallery features the works of Eileen Belaska Sprague. Ranging from landscapes to flowers, boats, and city scenes, Eileen’s art is bright and vibrant. Eileen creates all the seasonal displays at the library’s circulation desk and adds individual flowers or leaves with the names of staff and volunteers.
Members of the Oswego Players, a local theatrical group which is celebrating its 75th anniversary, have donated proceeds from their recent performances of Death in the OR to a fund that honors an exceptional Oswego Hospital nurse each year.
Braving the cold and windy conditions recently, more than 50 people came to Great Bear Springs for a tree pruning presentation. With the orchard trees having been unattended for over 30 years, they were ideal for demonstrating. Fernando Araya a local arborist was the presenter and instructor.
Battle Island Golf Course, in Fulton, was the site October 30 of the annual Traffic Safety Champion Awards sponsored by the Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee. The 13 winners come from all areas of law enforcement and the community at large who go above and beyond in their pursuit of safety education.
Representatives from the Oswego Lions Club recently presented Lois Luber, resource development director with the United Way of Greater Oswego County and chair of the planning committee for the United Way’s annual Stone Soup Luncheon Aaron Thorpe with a check for $500 in support of this year’s luncheon.
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