The event, held in the Oswego YMCA Armory, provided an opportunity to learn about the many human services programs available to youth in Oswego County. It showed those present how their agencies could work together. The presentations touched on job training, mentoring, juvenile justice services, recreation and much more.
On Tuesday night, city officials took the next step toward making the Oswego River a safer place for fishermen. They hope to have Brookfield Power, operator of the Varick Dam, help pay the costs of whatever solution is implemented, the mayor said.
Effective Dec. 1, through March 31, 2011, the following regulations will be in effect: There will be NO PARKING in the specified downtown parking Lots from 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. (any day of the week) without a parking permit.
The Port City will light up for the holidays on Thursday evening. The annual Children’s Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony gets under way at 5:30 p.m. in Civic Plaza
Earlier this summer, when news spread of how Rachel Dean had rescued a pit bull after his jaw was almost completely torn off, support for the puppy poured in from all over. Rachel said she didn’t expect any sort of recognition for her actions. But, the Red Cross thought otherwise.
The mayor, at his discretion, may impose the winter parking ban if weather conditions permit. And, he may also cancel it according to the weather conditions.
Historically, Novembers with little or no snowfall have been followed by winters with below-average snowfall. Without a late-February snowburst, this past winter would have been stymied around 104 inches. It was still far-removed from the season’s average of 150.8 inches.
For Zac Caruso, a seventh grader at Oswego Middle School, Christmas has always been his favorite time of year. While fondly remembering the wonderful Christmases he enjoyed, he began to think about what he could do to help make Christmas special for someone else.
Sponsored by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County, the market will be held at the Mexico VFW on Scenic Avenue, just north of the village. Visitors to the market will discover great holiday gifts from local agricultural producers. And, they will have the opportunity to speak directly to the farmers present at the market.
Many people this time of year are thankful for their health and the bountiful food. However, high atop the list of the people we talked with is family and friends.
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