SUNY Oswego psychology faculty member Mark Mirabito has earned the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Adjunct Teaching. Mirabito has brought his knowledge, teaching ability and communication skills to SUNY…
ConnextCare’s President and CEO Tricia Peter-Clark has become a fellow in the American College of Medical Practice Executives (ACMPE). ACMPE is the certification entity of the Medical Group Management Association…
The Central New York Community Foundation has recently hired two professionals. • Deraretu Abubeker will serve as scholarships and student success manager. She is passionate about helping the community…
Pathfinder Bank recently announced Joe McManus as the bank’s new chief information officer, following the retirement of Dan Phillips, who spent decades in that position. With 16 years of service…
Oswego County Federal Credit Union (OCFCU) announced that CEO Bill Carhart is celebrating his 20th anniversary leading the organization. Over the past two decades, Carhart has established himself as a…
Austin Wheelock | ooc@oswegocounty.org In late October, Operation Oswego County attended Constellation Energy’s annual State of the Plant at the Nine Mile Point clean energy campus in the town…
Tim Nekritz | nekritz@gmail.com An original play where, on an alternate timeline, the Apollo 11 astronauts battle aliens and Soviet spies. Art openings. Halloween-related activities including a musical spooktacular,…
Here it is … the 2025 Business Guide. We just finished our 31th edition of the Business Guide, which lists hundreds of the largest employers in Central New York. Subscribers…
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant “As a law firm that began in Central New York in 1855 and has always had a major office here, our dedication to the region…
Center draws on collaborations, communityby Tim Nekritz | nekritz@gmail.comIt’s a gorgeous, sunny Saturday afternoon in late August. A small group of volunteers are in the Oswego Civic Arts Center’s Frances Marion Brown Theater painting and hanging lights for the next Oswego Players’ production.In the western end of the east side building, the Art Association of Oswego has two exhibitions up in its galleries and spaces ready for the next class or gathering.While this humming center for creatives of all types is a hidden gem for some — and is among the properties that might be included in a new national park — those who know and love the spaces welcome the added attention to the fruits of their labor.If you were to walk into what was then known as Building 31 as recently as the early 1960s, you would have seen an abandoned building, where the only occupants documented were pigeons (and their droppings). This space definitely houses a comeback story.Constructed by the state from 1903 to 1905 as part of Fort Ontario’s operations, the building initially housed Fort Ontario’s quartermaster. But it subsequently played a role in one of the Port City’s most remarkable stories when 982 refugees came (more…)
