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Chance of showers with a bright outlook
WEATHER HEADLINES:
Wednesday: Small chance of rain and snow showers throughout the day but mostly sunny. Winds 10-15mph.
Thursday: Snow in the early morning followed by a small chance of scattered snow and rain sprinkled into a mostly sunny day. Winds 10-15mph.
Friday: Mostly sunny morning with some clouds and snow moving in during the afternoon. Winds 5-10mph.
*Although snow is in the forecast, there is likely no accumulation due to a warm ground and temperatures above freezing.
Highs for Today (Wednesday):
- Oswego: 42℉
- Fulton: 43℉
- Syracuse: 45℉
Lows Tonight:
- Oswego: 30℉
- Fulton: 28℉
- Syracuse: 29℉
Highs for Thursday:
- Oswego: 38℉
- Fulton: 40℉
- Syracuse: 40℉
Lows for Thursday:
- Oswego: 34℉
- Fulton: 30℉
- Syracuse: 30℉
Highs for Friday:
- Oswego: 41℉
- Fulton: 42℉
- Syracuse: 42℉
Stay tuned to WTOP10 News for more updates.
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Homecoming Weekend 2019
OSWEGO, NY— This past weekend, SUNY Oswego students prepared for homecoming week from shopping at Marano’s Clothing Store to performances from a local band named Squonk Opera. The band hails from Pittsburgh, PA, and their name gives them a satirical feel because, well you guessed it…they’re not an actual opera group.
Maggie Schmuhl, who is an Assistant Professor at SUNY Oswego said, “The Squonk Opera was super fun! It was very entertaining. They had lots of special effects and the kids loved dancing with it. It was a good time all around.”
Tickets were free, and the general public was also welcomed to watch their performance.
Another well-known artist named Young MA performed Friday night at the Swetman Field. The event was hosted by SAPB at SUNY Oswego. She performed her popular songs such as “Petty Wap” and “BIG.”
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Domestic Violence Awareness Month at SUNY Oswego
by Annie Flaherty, WTOP-10 TV
OSWEGO, N.Y. – October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and SUNY Oswego is taking action on campus through a variety of events. The One Love Foundation and SUNY Oswego teamed up to share the story of Yeardley Love. Yeardley was killed in 2010 due to a domestic violence altercation with her ex-boyfriend.
Yeardley’s mother, Sharon Love, aims to spread awareness through college campuses.
As a mother, Mrs. Love says, “my biggest concern was that she may be injured on the lacrosse field or, even worse, be hurt in a car accident. Relationship violence was never on my radar screen.”
SUNY Oswego “It’s On Oz” campaign held events this month. Lisa Evaneski, the Title IX coordinator at SUNY Oswego set up workshops this past week addressing sexual and domestic violence, specifically in college relationships, and how to make Oswego’s campus a safer one. Evaneski says these workshops are not just for students who have experienced domestic violence, but for everyone else on campus as well, so that they can recognize it.
This Thursday, October 20, SUNY Oswego students will be encouraged to “turn the campus purple” in honor of victims of relationship abuse and also to “shine a light” on the cause.
Other events will be taking place on campus throughout October as well, such as the “SUNY’s Got Your Back” event, where volunteers will put together comfort kits for victims and survivors of interpersonal violence.
If you are interested in getting involved with It’s On Oz campaign, contact Lisa Evaneski by email at Lisa.evaneski@oswego.edu.
