Graduate student Bailey Smith sought the help of her fellow students to gather a rental van-load of food, water, winter clothing, batteries, blankets and more, and drove there the weekend of Nov. 10 and 11. “It looks like the end of the world down there,” Smith said. “I think tears ran down my face from the moment we got there until the moment we left.”
Oswego firefighters continued their annual tradition of assisting the Human Concerns Center on East Fourth Street to help those less fortunate at Thanksgiving. On Tuesday, they helped provide a holiday meal basket for more than 240 area families.
Emily Bradshaw is continuing her mission to help the area homeless just in time for the holidays. She recently presented dozens of personal care bags to Oswego Middle School and Oswego High School. Fifty bags were given to the Fulton high school and 100 bags will handed out on Thanksgiving at the Salvation Army.
Enjoy the next couple of days. The big chill moves in over the weekend.
Sometimes, we forget what Thanksgiving is all about. So what are you thankful for? Who has helped you in your time of need? Who has showed your graciousness and kindness when you needed it the most? We asked you and here’s what you told us:
Convicted sex abuser Chester Warren is returning to Oswego County today to face a second trial with a new judge.
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