To improve health and safety at Voorhees Park, it was spruced up this week by Block-Builder neighbors, city council members Norman Foster and Larry Macner, and the City Parks Department. A new Dog Waste Station was added near the center sidewalk as a convenience to dog-walkers. Enjoy beautiful Voorhees Park bordered by South Fourth and South Third streets and Buffalo and Academy streets, and join Oswego County Federal Credit Union for “Movie Night at Voorhees” on Wednesday, July 26.
“It was a fabulous Day in Foster Park!” said Kelley Weaver, President of Friends of Fulton Parks. Recently, the volunteer non-profit group aimed at restoring Fulton’s parks hosted “A Day in the Park” at Foster Park offering a free evening of fun for all. “Many groups, organizations, and individuals each brought their piece to the puzzle and the result was an afternoon filled with family, friends, fun, and physical activity in Foster Park,” Weaver said. “The event was a success because of everyone who was involved, and the Oswego Federal Credit Union who sponsored the event.”
OCFCU has partnered with Diane Cooper-Currier, executive director of Oswego County Opportunities, to launch the “Gloves with Love” program from November 28, 2016 through January 6, 2017.
Kynlee Paige Wood, age five, Mexico, won the first group and received a huge Halloween bear and a wagon of toys. Nevaeh McRae, age nine, Oswego, had the winning entry in the second age group and she received a $25 VISA gift card.
Danielle Hayden has joined Oswego County Federal Credit Union as a business development specialist, said Bill Carhart, CEO.
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