When it comes to celebrating the 2017 holiday season, enjoying a Christmas dinner with friends is as anticipated as presents under the Christmas tree.
Oswego County Opportunities recently joined a number of community partners in conducting its annual Point In Time Canvassing. The purpose of Point In Time, a nationwide initiative, is to document and count instances of homelessness.
With the start of spring and warmer weather conditions, I want to remind our residents of the local and state regulations regarding outdoor fires. These fires are regulated by the City of Oswego Code, the New York State Fire Code, and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. There is an increased fire risk in the spring due to the lack of green vegetation, warmer weather, wind, and the abundance of dry fuels such as dry grass and leaves. Small outdoor fires can grow out of control very rapidly with these favorable conditions.
Choosing when to take a Disney vacation can be almost as important as the shoes you wear while there.
The Oswego Players 75th season is winding down with two more shows to go plus a co-production with the Church of the Resurrection of the very popular "Death in the O.R.," adapted by Dr. Michael Nupuf.
New author, Connie Evans, has joined with Tails and Tales, independent publishing company, to publish "Charlotte's Big Dream," the true story of her rescue dog.
Longtime community volunteer Louise Kelloggwas was honored by State Senator Patty Ritchie at the Senior Health and Wellness Fair, which took place Wednesday, Oct. 9, at the Fulton War Memorial.
The Oswego Buc Boosters hosted their biggest Homecoming celebration yet at their sixth annual BucFest held Saturday, Sept, 28, at Oswego High School's Joe Wilber Field.
The fall Oswego Players production of "On Borrowed Time," directed by Richard Mosher, will feature his father, Wayne Mosher, Jr., in the lead role of "Gramps."
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