The event featured a keynote speech from Wayne LaPierre, Executive Vice President & CEO of the National Rifle Association (NRA), on the importance of ensuring the Second Amendment Constitutional Freedoms of all law-abiding New Yorkers.
Representatives from SUNY Oswego, Cortland, Cayuga Community College, Morrisville, Onondaga Community College, SUNY Institute of Technology and Tompkins Cortland Community College provided the opportunity for OHS juniors to receive valuable information about schools and finance.
Mike Riordan’s memories of growing up in Central Square center on his family and the many hours that his father, Don Riordan, spent with him teaching him how to fish. When his father passed away several years ago, Mike made it his mission to share his lifetime of fishing memories and knowledge with others.
Each month the Fulton Rotary Club invites two seniors from Fulton High School to their luncheon meeting. The G. Ray Bodley high school students discuss their high school career and tell the Rotarians about their plans.
A new program series offered by SUNY Oswego beginning March 30 is designed to help managers become more mindful and strategic about hiring, retaining and developing employees.
Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s Kinship Program is designed specifically to provide support to caregivers, who, through a variety of circumstances, have taken on the responsibility of raising their relative’s children.
On Friday, April 6, the annual Good Friday Cross Walk, sponsored by the Greater Fulton Area Council of Christian Churches, will begin at 10:30 a.m. in the parking lot of Holy Trinity Parish, 309 Buffalo St.
After talking with Helen Allen for few minutes, you might ask to see her birth certificate before you’d believe that she’s really 94. This delightful woman is active, joyful and independent.
The concert pairs musicians of two generations who share a goal of building bridges in a show wrapping Caravanserai, the yearlong exploration of Pakistani arts and culture at SUNY Oswego.
“While we work toward a place to offer programming, we’ve planned several events to showcase artists all over the region, said Nancy Fox, CNY Arts Center president. “Our goal is a place of our own but until then we’ll work tirelessly to provide art opportunities for everyone to enjoy the arts now and now we need the artists!”
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