The Friends of the Oswego Library respectfully asks the citizens of the Oswego City School District to support the Oswego S.D. Public Library by visiting their polling locations on May 21 and vote yes for the levy that’s has been placed on the ballot. This levy is required to operate and fund the Oswego S.D. Public library.
Emotional, inspirational and every other positive adjective you can think of describes the production of Helen Keller at the CNY Art Center at last Saturday’s performance, which was cosponsored and attended by Fulton Lions Club members and friends.
I extend a heartfelt thank you to all those who lent their support to the United Way’s second annual Stone Soup Luncheon held recently at the Pulaski American Legion Post 358. Our theme for this year’ luncheon was ‘Break bread, warm your heart, and gather with friends to support local food pantries.’
With summer soon upon us, I would like to take this moment to talk about how the Oswego County Health Department is preparing for the upcoming mosquito season. We will begin staff training during the last week of May and move into full surveillance the following week.
On Thursday evening April 11, 2013, at 9 p.m. the taxpayers’ vote for county treasurer was stymied by an imbedded Republican Legislature that is self-serving and out of touch with the lawful republic that our government was based on
On behalf of the Oswego Opera Theater Board of Directors, I would like to express my sincere thanks to everyone who helped make our recent production such a resounding success.
Tonight (April 11), the county legislators are likely going to vote in a fellow legislator (as treasurer) who has 28 years experience being a legislature not an accountant. If you feel so inclined, call your legislator and ask him why they aren’t giving the added fiscal responsibility to the county’s chief accountant? These are tight times and we don’t need this extra expense when there’s a more efficient way to do it. It doesn’t even have to be a Democratic/Republican issue, its just the right thing to do!
I extend a heartfelt thank you to all those who lent their support to the United Way’s Annual Stone Soup Too Luncheon graciously hosted by Holy Trinity Parish in Fulton.
From the large amount of people who attended, to the many businesses and organizations that helped make the event possible, our Stone Soup Too Luncheon was a perfect example of the United Way’s mantra, ‘It’s Our Community…and It’s Personal’
The Wilcox and Glenister families would like to express our heartfelt and undying appreciation to all of you in our community; our family, our friends, our neighbors, our acquaintances, all of our elected and appointed officials, our friends in radio, television and print media and, most importantly, all of our endless number of volunteers, who tirelessly worked side by side with us in organizing the first Be Aware ‘Cause It’s Rare fundraiser
As one fifth of the county legislature’s Democrat caucus, I can say with certainly that I did not ask for County Clerk Mike Backus to hold an open house or luncheon.
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