Harry is a handsome gray lover boy, about ten months old. He tries to play with the grumpy older cats in his foster home and he is trying to teach the dog to play like a cat, but she can’t figure it out. So instead he plays with his humans and his endless supply of little plastic balls. But what he really wants is a kid of his own.
The Spring Rummage and Bake Sale at the Minetto United Methodist Church will be April 13 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and April 14, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday will be Bag Day – all you can put in a paper grocery bag for one low price.
What SUNY Oswego faculty member Francisco Suárez calls the multicultural “mixing bowl” of the Diversity in the Arts Documentary Project aims to create a layered artistic gala to lead off a Tuesday, April 17, presentation on campus by noted documentary filmmaker Rita Coburn.
The Oswego County Legislature’s Public Safety Committee recognized Lori Meader for 10 years of service with a certificate of appreciation.
Fewer than 300 tickets remain for the Fulton Lions Club’s annual “Lion’s Loot” drawing. The chance of winning up to $10,000 is quickly coming to an end and a recent sweepstakes sold out.
Held recently in the school cafeteria, attendees enjoyed about 14 stations of hands-on activities to explore how science is fun. PTG co-president Fallon Cooper said several Granby parents and teachers were looking for new ways to get the students, in grades pre-kindergarten through six, interested in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) topics.
The character education trait is something Principal Todd Terpening, and the rest of the Volney Viking teaching staff, continuously promote at the school.
The Oswego County Health Department will hold its next rabies clinic from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 11, at the County Highway Garage, 957 Centerville Road, Pulaski. New York State law requires that all cats, dogs, and ferrets be vaccinated against rabies.
The Oswego Head Start recently hosted a My Guy and Me: Date Night at the Head Start center. Male role models attended the event where they enjoyed dinner, dancing and card games with their children.
I had a neighbor at my house the other day for lunch and I went to feed my dog, Herbie, some of the leftover quiche, (because he’s a real man and he loves quiche). My neighbor freaked out and started yelling at me about the onions in the quiche and how they could kill Herbie. I never heard of such a thing. Is she right?
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