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OSWEGO â Seventy-five years ago this summer, Camp Hollis began providing recreation and respite for the children of Oswego County. Earlier that year, in the spring of 1946, Eugene F. Sullivan was leading the mission to re-open the abandoned health camp on Lake Ontario in the town of Oswego. Sullivan, who was the Oswego County Childrenâs Court Judge, saw many needy children in his court chambers and believed that a summer camp experience could have a positive influence on their lives. However, he needed help to fulfill his dream. Sullivan knew that re-starting a camp in the post-World War II years would require much support and he reached out to youth-serving organizations such as school districts and medical facilities. Wanting his camp to serve children from all parts of Oswego County, the judge also asked the countyâs elected Board of Supervisors â today known as the County Legislature â if they might consider providing financial support for his ....
Eight Bells – Salty Dawg Rally Co-Founder, Linda Knowles – Advertisement – Linda Knowles – Salty Dawg Sailing Association The idea for a cruising rally from the U.S. to the Caribbean specifically for experienced sailors came to the mind of Bill and Linda Knowles during the summer of 2011, as they sat in the cockpit of their well-cruised Jeanneau 54, Sapphire, with crew, their 10-year-old Jack Russell terrier named Brie. That fall, the concept turned concrete with the launch of the first Salty Dawg Rally to the Caribbean. The November 2011 issue of All At Sea’s article about the Rally quotes Linda as saying, “We hope the Salty Dog Rally will become a tradition that will continue year after year.” Knowles, who died unexpectedly of a heart attack in her home in Vero Beach, FL on November 14, 2020, at the age of 71, indeed saw her dream come true. ....