Erin Lohnas will continue training in the use of the 3-D printer into this month in order to create viable workshops relating to the subject matter.
On Monday, April 23 at 6 PM, the Oswego Public Library will host athlete, author, speaker, and National Geographic Adventurer of the Year Jennifer Pharr Davis. The program will be held in the Community Room at 120 E 2nd St and is free and open to the public.
Would you like to compete some day on “Top Chef?” Get your start at the Oswego Public Library’s latest “Learn To” session sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
Pet Partners of Central New York is holding a free informational session at the Oswego Public Library to reach out to those who want to volunteer time and their furry friend to help those in hospitals, nursing homes, hospice, schools, libraries and more.
Libraries serve as a valuable resource for millions of residents in both rural and urban areas. In New York state there are more than 750 libraries. They are usually centrally located in communities and function both as a free and public space for events and provide key resources to people all ages.
Erin Lohnas will begin holding workshops on using 3D printers this month.
When the faucet is turned on, we take it for granted that clean, safe water will come out of the spigot.
The next session in the Oswego Public Library’s “Learn To” series is actually two sessions. Project leader Dixie Nohara will instruct participants in the art of Temari Balls.
My office recently invited people in the 120th Assembly district to participate in a legislative survey and more than 800 people took the time to respond.
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