Assemblyman Will Barclay (R,C,I-Pulaski) has announced he will participate in the fifth annual “Tithe My Shoes” drive, an effort to collect shoes and boots for the Rescue Mission. Shoes will be collected until Dec. 4.
Oswego Rotary Club member David Granoff spoke to club members recently about the Rotary International Foundation. The RI Foundation is celebrating its 100th anniversary.
Oswego Rotary recently hosted Stephanie Montero and Jeff Parker from ARISE speaking about the NYS Office of the State Long Term Care Ombudsman program.
Oswego Rotary recently hosted Olivia VanSanford, Program Director for the Center for Wound Healing at Oswego Hospital.
The Digital Deli Archive is proud to release a tale from Stories Across America called "Small Town, Big Pride on Memorial Day". The micro edu-tainment multimedia documentary will be released on Memorial Day 2017.
In celebration of the Holiday Season, the residents of St. Francis Commons hosted a Poinsettia Fundraiser to create a “Living Poinsettia Tree” in the dining room. Family members have purchased poinsettias plants as a beautiful tribute honoring loved ones. The tree includes over fifty individual poinsettia plants, and is sure to add festive color to holiday celebrations taking place at St. Francis Commons throughout the month.
In celebration of the holiday season, the residents of St. Francis Commons hosted a Poinsettia Fundraiser to create a “Living Poinsettia Tree” the dining room.
The Oswego Sunrise Rotary Club recently welcomed Jeff McCrobie, Chief of the Oswego Fire Department. Chief McCrobie discussed the department's operations and his 32-year career with the department in advance of his retirement that will occur in early 2017. Chief McCrobie discussed some of the changes that have taken place at the department as well as the department's commitment to the community through several outreach and service projects.
The Oswego Sunrise Rotary Club recently welcomed Assistant District Governor for District #7150 Jenny Doane, who discussed Rotary initiatives for the upcoming year at the district, national and international levels. The discussion included Rotary's six primary causes: promoting peace, fighting disease, providing clean water, sanitation and hygiene, saving mothers and children, supporting education and growing local economies.
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