Manor honors longtime volunteer Gladys Little at a recognition party
The Manor at Seneca Hill recognized Gladys Little for 15 years of volunteer service, detailing her gift shop work and interactions with residents and rehab patients. Oswego Health officials praised volunteers' impact, and community members are invited to call 349 5359 to learn about opportunities in gift shop assistance, day health services, and physical therapy support.
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From Fire Loss to Rebuilding a Life and Community
A friend loses nearly everything to a fire. Neighbors rally with clothing, basics, and a landlord shelters her in a vacant apartment. Sewing guilds and volunteers donate fabrics, tools, and memories, while she rebuilds her life and stash with hope and support.
Oswego 1812 symposium highlights county bicentennial events
The Oswego International War of 1812 Symposium runs April 1 to weekend, with sessions 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to noon Sunday. Fort Ontario Superintendent Paul Lear presents Without Any Force to Protect It about the 1813 British raid and Oswego’s role as a supply hub. Oswego County Historian Justin White discusses Cannon balls to Calling Cards and Oswego’s early history. registration includes meals and materials with options for one or three days. Contact details and online registration are provided through Friends of Fort Ontario and Oswego tourism offices.
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Pancake breakfasts support Lake City and Circle of Security class
Oswego YMCA hosts an All You Can Eat Pancake Breakfast on Sunday February 21 at Lake City Lodge No 127 to raise funds for the Circle of Security caregiver program. The eight week class, starting April 16, runs Saturdays 10 30 am to 12 pm with free child care, taught by SUNY Oswego clinicians and backed by Shineman Foundation and Lake City Masonic Lodge. Tickets are $8 at Oswego YMCA or at the Lake City Lodge. Caitlin Reynolds is the contact.
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