Publisher’s Note December 2019 / January 2020
By Wagner Dotto I’m so excited with this issue of Oswego County Business. It’s the first time in years we are publishing a special on women who make a difference.…
Tania Anderson
Tania Anderson
CEO of ARISE, motivated by her own child’s disability, leads nonprofit with passion and persistence By Lou Sorendo There’s nothing greater than a mother’s love for her child, particularly when…
Megan Pecora
Megan Pecora
Owner of Port City Copy Center in Oswego endures hardship to achieve success By Lou Sorendo Q.: At what point in your life did you decide you wanted to run…
How Do the Holidays Affect Your Organization?
Interviews by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant “The holidays impact my coaching and consulting business because after mid-November, people want to ‘wait ‘till after the holidays’ to schedule our work. This means…
Beautiful Plitvice Lake National Park with trails along lakes and past waterfalls is about two hours away. It’s located in Zagreb, Croatia’s capital since 1991.
Croatia
Country filled with ancient cities, picturesque islands and small towns By Sandra Scott Of all the places Emperor Diocletian could have chosen in the vast Roman Empire to build his…
David Turner
David Turner
Snow-related events keeps the flow of visitors coming to Oswego County, says director of Oswego County Department of Community Development, Tourism & Planning By Alexander Plate Is winter a busy…
A licensed mental health counselor (LMHC) Christopher Battles at his new office at 185 E. Seneca St. in Oswego. “Most of what I do literally takes place while sipping tea and helping clients with the art and science of being human,” he said. “Clients come in, unplug, and talk confidentially for about an hour.”
Healing Minds
Equanimity Counseling, a new business in Oswego, seeks to help fill void on county’s mental health scene By Lou Sorendo Calm your mind. That is the mission of Christopher Battles,…
IDA Report Shows ‘Productive Period’
New report shows creation of 344 new jobs, retention of 193 existing positions in Oswego County L. Michael Treadwell ooc@oswegocounty.org ‘COIDA’s programs have helped a wide variety of industries, including…
A worker sorts types of food in the Food Bank of Central New York’s warehouse in Syracuse. Photo provided.
More CNY Residents Relying on Meals Served by the Food Bank
Agency reports that many people seeking assistance are regular folks with jobs who can’t make ends meet By Alexander Plate “There are still quite a few people who’ve been left…
Fast Food Frenzy
Three titans of fast food industry make presence felt in Port City By Lou Sorendo Fast and furious. That describes the growth of fast food options in the city of…
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