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Solo Art Show Planned
The Art Association of Oswego presents a solo exhibition of the recent work of Michele Southgate.
Oswego
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Pennellville B And B Opens Its Doors To Army Officer Home from Iraq
A marketing opportunity for Oswego County tourism businesses this spring became a memorable gesture of appreciation to a military family for service in Iraq.
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Oswego Community Christian School’s First Benefit Auction Set
From a hot tub to gift baskets, a car to tickets for a Buffalo Bills game, there is something for everyone at The First Oswego Community Christian School Auction.
Arts and Entertainment
Four Degrees Of Separation To Open May 31
The Art Association of Oswego announces the opening of a new exhibition called Four Degrees of Separation featuring the artwork of Paul Garland, Nick D’Innocenzo, Sewall Oertling and Thomas Seawell. The exhibition will open with a reception for the artists on May 31 from 6-9 p.m. at the Oswego Civic Arts Center.
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Music Camp Is Coming Back
West Baptist Church is very excited to announce that it will be hosting ‘Make a Joyful Noise: Summer Music Camp’ from July 14 to 18 from 5:30 – 8:30 p.m.
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Council Votes 4-3 To Approve Amended Sewage Resolution
In February, the council voted not to accept any more sewage from Oswego Town except from single-family homes. SUNY Oswego, located in Oswego Town, is planning a large housing project. Currently, the city accepts sewage from SUNY Oswego pursuant to sewer use agreements. The college sought to have the February resolution clarified.
Newborns
Newborn: Kryton Alberto Mendez
Kryton Alberto Mendez
Newborns
Newborn: Baby Kaufman
Baby Kaufman
Newborns
Newborn: Kylie Annalynn Barbur
Kylie Annalynn Barbur
Community
More Than 2 Million Reasons To Honor Veterans
“Remember this number – 1,961,680. That is the number we should say thanks to for this day of summer fun,” said George Hoffman, the MC for Oswego’s Memorial Day observance. That is the number of veterans killed in action during our nation’s wars, he pointed out. To that, he added 601,710 POWs and 161,489 MIA.