Oswego County Opportunities staff continue to make a difference. OCO Health Education and its staff are having a positive impact on Oswego County by providing the communities it serves with a variety of programming.
CNY Arts Center is looking forward to its first annual winter Arts Snow Day with a full slate of musicians and entertainment lined up. Scheduled for Jan 21, 10am-2pm at Fulton Alliance Church on Rte. 48S, the event will bring together a mix of musical styles and entertainment.
I would like to know who started the concept of having dessert at the end of a meal. After eating Snicker Peanut Butter Pie at the Seneca Niagara Casino Hotel in Niagara Falls, NY, John and I agreed on three new dining-out rules.
Compass Credit Union has once again stepped forward to assist Oswego schools. During this year’s holiday season Compass Credit Union donated a total of $2,000 to four elementary schools who participate in the “Bank at School” program.”
The Oz Roller Girls will host a guest bartending fundraiser from 6 to 9 p.m. Jan. 12, at Greene’s Ale House in Oswego. The Oz Roller Girls begin their second home season hosting the Kingston Derby Girls on March 10, in Oswego’s historic Armory.
Offered through Catholic Charities of Oswego County, Step by Step Wellness Program’s Mental Illness and Chemical Addiction group is a peer run support group specifically designed to serve people in need of support for mental illness and chemical addiction.
The final day of school, prior to holiday break, Oswego bus driver Josh VanGorder wore a Christmas tree hat and greeted his student passengers. It was a bus celebration as most of the Riley students donned Christmas hats, reindeer antlers or just huge holiday smiles.
The Frederick Leighton Elementary School has received a $1,000 donation from the Tesoriero Charity Fund (David Tesoriero). It will be used for the PBIS Store, yearbook and for thanking volunteers for all they do for the children at Leighton.
The Creative Caregivers Club made holiday gift baskets and donated them to churches in Mexico and Pulaski.
According to Jack Palmer, Manager of Kinney Drugs in Oswego, their store selected Sunrise as the beneficiary of their gift tree program this year, where people could select a tag off their store tree and provide a gift back for distribution to Sunrise during the holidays.
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