Oswego County Historical Society plans 30th Not So Silent Auction
Oswego County Historical Society schedules the 30th Not So Silent Auction for April 7 at The American Foundry Oswego with 6 to 8 30 p m hours. Tickets available now and at the door light buffet and cash bar. Live auction led by Ted Sivers and antique appraisal by Gerald Petro with one free appraisal per ticket. Funds support programs at Richardson Bates House Museum and society services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Oswego County Historical Society
American Foundry
W. Seneca St
Oswego County
Gerald Petro
Iroquois Auctions
Historical Society
Richardson- Bates House
Jennifer Mays
Mary Kay Stone
Wally Workmaster
Richardson-Bates House
River's Edge Craft Show at Breitbeck Park Oswego
Lions Club hosts the sixth River's Edge Craft Show on June 11 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Breitbeck Park 41 Lake St Oswego seeking vendors of handmade crafts and sponsors. Contact Chris Pelton 315 529 6414 or Becky O Kane 315 343 3997. visit Oswego Lions River's Edge Craft Show Facebook page for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Oswego Lions Club
Breitbeck Park
Lake St
Eee Ieee
Chris Pelton
Becky O'Kane
Oswego Lions River
Local Stars Ready to Dance for Habitat for Humanity
Local dancers announced for Habitat for Humanity Dancing with the Stars. Pairs include Keelan and Robin Scarantino for Oswego County Federal Credit Union and Rich and Britanee Burritt for Burritt Motors. The Disney themed event runs March 24 25 at the American Foundry with cocktails at 6 p.m. and competition starting at 8 p.m. Tickets are on sale by calling 315 593 4886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancing With the Stars
Habitat For Humanity
Keelan
Robin Scarantino
Oswego County Federal Credit Union
Rich and
Britanee Burritt
Burritt Motors
Tim DuShane
Kyleigh Kinney
Greene's Ale House
Charles Kangah
Lisa Sova
Performance Fitness Kyokushin Karate
Canales Insurance
Sean Fox
Jennifer Snow
Crossfit
Mike VanHorn
Caitlin Aramburu
Novelis
Disney
American Foundry
Iale
Inflatable planetarium visits MAM Elementary students
Phoenix Michael A Maroun Elementary students explored astronomy in a 40 minute inflatable planetarium inside the school. A cooperative education services specialist explained day and night and constellations using a projector while teachers likened it to connect-the-dots. The session complemented classroom lessons on Earth's rotation axis and planetary facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Michael A. Maroun
Onondaga-Cortland-Madison Board of
Cooperative Educational Services
Planetarium
Earth
Also Mentioned on This Page
River’s Edge
MAM
Exelon
Oswego County NewsNow
Eain
Pathfinder Bank
Samuel L. Sugarman
Merriam Webster
Amazon.com
Lupien’s
Washington D.C
Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
Gifts & Engraving
Encyclopedia Britannica
Merran Webster
Region
Acpes Hn
Ecodente