Community

The members of the CSEA in the Oswego City School District supported Human Concerns during this holiday season

The Oswego Children’s Theater will be hosting auditions for a teen production on Dec. 3 from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the home of Mosher family located at 151 E. Seneca St.

The loss of jobs, the increasing number of individuals unemployed, and budget cuts at the national, state and local levels are creating a perfect storm of poverty in Oswego County.

Cathy McSweeney’s First Step Universal Pre-Kindergarten students at Kingsford Park Elementary were using their counting, color recognition and fine motor skills as they decorated their turkey center pieces for their Thanksgiving celebration.

The Lake City Police Club “adopted” five families from the Oswego County Human Concerns Center for Thanksgiving. The families received a full Thanksgiving dinner donated by the LCPC.

Representatives from Pathfinder Bank present Christie Hoefer with a check in support of her efforts to raise money for Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s food pantry.

Kindergarten students from Mary Lisk’s class at Frederick Leighton Elementary School recently went to Friendly’s to see their artwork which was on display in the restaurant.

Oswego County Opportunities’ recently recognized John Kimball, Transit Operator, as its Outstanding Employee, Transportation Services.