The city and county are on the verge of swapping sewage sludge and leachate as part of an intermunicipal agreement that will be beneficial to both entities. The deal is pending confirmation by the Common Council and Oswego County Legislature
It has been said that small businesses are the backbone of the community. That distinction is evident to the United Way of Greater Oswego County as well, as the support they receive from small businesses plays a vital role in the success of its annual campaign.
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Oswego County Opportunities’ Cancer Services Program Partnership joined with a number of businesses this month to assist them in their efforts to raise awareness of breast cancer in Oswego County.
Health care providers interested in learning more about Meaningful Use and the rules that pertain to it are encouraged to attend a special seminar entitled “Meaningful Use: Goals, Rules, Process and the Clinical Implications of Organizational Change.”
A full house Friday night enjoyed a meal made from ingredients provided by Oswego County farmers. A trio of some of Oswego’s finest chefs prepared the feast at The American Foundry Friday as part of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County’s first ever Harvest Dinner.
On Thursday Linda Brosch, team coordinator for the 4-H program told the Oswego Sunrise Rotary about the programs in Oswego County.
Proponents say they plan allows taxpayers to know what’s coming and there is no large one-time spike. Opponents call the plan just a Band-Aid approach claiming there is more studies that should be done.
With the United Way of Greater Oswego County’s Annual Campaign under way, resource development director Lois Luber has been busy visiting area businesses and organizations to help them with their employee campaigns in support of the United Way.
Oswego County Opportunities recently honored staff of the agency’s Senior Nutrition Services Department with longevity awards for 5 years of service.
The tentative $189,363,300 spending plan shows a slight dip in the tax rate, down from this year’s $7.16 per $1,000 assessed to $7.07. Legislators will now review the plan and possibly make recommendations. A public hearing will be held before the Dec. 16 legislature meeting.
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