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Oswego County Recognizes Missy Peel For 25 Years Of Service
The Oswego County Legislature’s Human Services Committee recognized Melissa (Missy) Peel with a certificate of appreciation for her 25 years of service to the county.
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DEC Announces Release Of First Sustainability Plan
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos today announced the release of the agency’sfirst-ever sustainability plan, which includes commitments to decarbonize operations and help ensure DEC reduces its impact on the environment. Covering the period from 2023 to 2028, the plan identifies 25 goals and 70 actions DEC will take, including reducing greenhouse gas emissions, decreasing waste generation, increasing investments in green products and services, conserving water, protecting species and habitat, reducing toxics, engaging employees, and supporting outreach and education. The plan also outlines how DEC will comply with Governor Kathy Hochul’s recently signed Executive Order 22.
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May is National Bicycle Safety Month
AAA Offers Bike Safety Tips as Cycling Fatalities Increase
Spring is a time to dust off bicycles and get out and about, and May is National Bicycle Safety Month. Every day, countless individuals of all ages bicycle along America’s sidewalks and streets, but unfortunately cycling fatalities are on the rise.
Spring is a time to dust off bicycles and get out and about, and May is National Bicycle Safety Month. Every day, countless individuals of all ages bicycle along America’s sidewalks and streets, but unfortunately cycling fatalities are on the rise.
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Constellation Supports Citi SkillsUSA, Hoping To Fuel Local Workforce
In support of both local education and continued creation of a local employment pipeline, Constellation Energy donated thousands of dollars to the CiTi SkillsUSA team for their future competitions.
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Oswego County Offices Closed For Memorial Day
All Oswego County offices, solid waste transfer stations, the Bristol Hill Landfill and the Materials Recovery Facility will be closed on Monday, May 29, in observance of the Memorial Day holiday.
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Make Your Voice Heard On Transportation Issues
The Oswego County Division of Mental Hygiene asks residents with mental health disorders, developmental disabilities or a substance use disorder to complete a short survey about their transportation needs after regular business hours.
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Oswego County Recognizes Child Care Provider Appreciation Day
The Oswego County Legislature and Integrated Community Planning of Oswego County, Inc. (ICP) join organizations across the country to recognize Friday, May 12 as Child Care Provider Appreciation Day. It is an opportunity to express gratitude to child care providers for their dedication in providing high quality care to children.
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Students From Across Oswego County Compete In Annual Envirothon
The Oswego County Soil and Water Conservation District (OCSWD) held its 31st annual Oswego County Envirothon on May 4 at Camp Hollis in Oswego. The competition tests high school students on their knowledge of natural resources in New York State.
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Oswego County Legislature Welcomes Paul Connelly As New Member, Votes Against Elimination Of Probation Fee Bill
The Oswego County Legislature welcomed a new member to their body at the beginning of Thursday’s May 11 meeting; newly appointed Legislator Paul Connelly taking his oath of office as he replaces former Legislator Tim Stahl’s seat. Connelly will represent the Town of Oswego (District 20). Supreme Court Justice Greg Gilbert administered Connelly’s oath of office Thursday. Oswego County Chairman James Weatherup congratulated Connelly as he took his new seat.
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The New York State Department Of Labor Reminds New Yorkers Of Resources Available For Working Mothers
This Mother’s Day, the New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL) is reminding New Yorkers there are a variety of resources available to help working mothers. NYSDOL found in the 2023 Gender Wage Gap Reportthat mothers face significant challenges in the workplace that contribute to the wage gap. The report also found the pivot to remote learning and pandemic-driven closures of childcare facilities elevated the severe impact of childcare access, which has long been a major problem for working women.