Stacie Roberts, supervisor of Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s CYO program, models one of her many balloon creations that she will be making for children during Catholic Charities’ first ever Family Fall Festival.
Sunday was a different sort of Harborfest for many who attended the day’s events. Fewer visitors, appeared to fill the venues, but most definitely a family feeling with familiar faces everyone. Many folks connected with people they hadn’t seen in town since last year’s event! Nowhere was this more true than at Breitbeck Park where Herman’s Hermit’s front man, Peter Noone, put on a fabulous show.
Mexico residents Jill and Michael Slocum are in need of community support to help their son, Matt, return home. He was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia and is currently recovering from a bone marrow transplant; his brother was the donor. However, before he can return home, the Slocums’ home is in need of some remodeling to make it a safe environment for his return.
For almost 40 years Sandy Hall has demonstrated her care and concern for others by opening her heart and sharing her home with those in need.
Oswego City School District elementary age children and parents played games, laughed, shouted with right moves and simply had a good time.
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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