On November 12 the United Way of Greater Oswego County will hold its eighth annual Stone Soup Luncheon at St. Joseph’s Parish Center, West First Street. Drawing upon the agency’s theme of ‘It’s Our Community…and It’s Personal’ the United Way invites community members to come together to break bread, warm their hearts, gather with friends, and enjoy a delicious lunch of Stone Soup.
Lake City Masonic Lodge No. 127 and Lake City Victoria Order of the Eastern Star No. 205 will host an all you can eat Breakfast Buffet Benefit for the Masonic War Veterans, Post 43. The breakfast will be November 17 at Lake City Lodge No. 127, located at 765 E. Seneca St., Oswego from 8 a.m. – noon.
Several SUNY Oswego students took part in off-campus internships this fall through the college’s Experience-Based Education program.
My six-year-old female cat, Sophie, has been with me since she was a kitten. Her best buddy, Squiggles, passed away last year at the age of nineteen and I don’t think that Sophie has really gotten over it. Do cats “grieve?” As much as I adore her, I am just not home that much because I work during the day and I worry that she is now bored and lonely
A different type of “Spice Girls” appeared at the Oswego Middle School on Halloween.
Friendly’s Restaurant in Oswego will be helping the Children’s Fund of Oswego County make Christmas more memorable for area youth when it hosts a very special Friendly’s Family Fun Day. On November 3, Friendly’s Restaurant in Oswego will donate 10% of all sales that day to the Children’s Fund of Oswego County.
There’s nothing quite like the look of a child’s face on Christmas morning as they discover their presents under the tree. It’s an experience that many remember for a lifetime. To ensure that that scene plays out in as many Oswego County homes as possible the Oswego County Children’s Fund has begun their annual drive to collect toys for less fortunate children in Oswego County.
“The men and women serving as members of school boards are dedicated to children, learning and community, and devote many hours of service to elementary and secondary public education as they continually strive for improvement, excellence and progress in education.”
Oswego crossing guard Keri West got in the mood for Halloween as she dressed for her duty. With the inclement weather it probably helped motorists see her more clearly as she assisted Frederick Leighton Elementary School students.
Oswego County Sheriff Reuel A. Todd has announced that a public auction of found, abandoned and surplus property will be held on November 14. Slated for sale at the auction are approximately 35 bicycles along with assorted other items including mailboxes, ATV tires, tools, chain saws, outdoor equipment (snowblower, trimmers, etc.), and more.
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