Oswego Daily News
Oswego High School Students Receive Annual Awards
Nearly a quarter of a million dollars in scholarships and awards were presented to Oswego High School students at the annual award ceremony on June 9.
Month: June 2008
Oswego Daily News
Asbestos Removal Set For Oswego High School
During the upcoming summer vacation, construction crews will be at the Oswego High School conducting several projects including asbestos removal and work on the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Farmers’ Market To Feature Fresh Strawberry Shortcake
Gail Goebricher, director of the market announced the chamber will be selling fresh-made strawberry shortcake, featuring Aunt Mary’s homemade biscuits and fresh strawberries, at the chamber booth during the June 19 and 26 markets.
Fulton Daily News
2 APW Seniors Awarded Scholarships By Private Educational Foundation
The Altmar Parish Williamstown Educational Foundation honored two students from the A.P.W. Class of 2008 by presenting them with $500 college scholarships.
Fulton Daily News
‘Show of Love’ At Granby Elementary
Joe Trionfero’s ‘Show of Love’ made a stop recently at Granby Elementary to perform a character education assembly for the students.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Community Continues Support Of Library Project With Recent Budget Approval, New Board Appointments
The Oswego community approved the Oswego Public Library’s recent budget increase proposal on May 20, giving further support to the renovation and expansion project that is near completion.
Oswego Daily News
City GOP Plans BBQ
The Oswego City Republican Committee will hold a chicken barbecue on June 22 at Greene’s Ale House.
Fulton Daily News
Council To Consider Rent-Free Local Office For Aubertine
A committee sent a request to allow Sen. Darrel Aubertine office space in City Hall to the full council for consideration. They wouldn’t pay rent, but if they do get the space, they would provide their own phone, the mayor told the councilors Monday night.
Fulton Daily News
Committee Debates Whether To Assist Developer
At Monday night’s Physical Services Committee, Alderman Mike Joyce (R-Seventh Ward) requested a discussion regarding having the city pave Sophie Drive. It would help the city grow. The city would see a return in a matter of years, he added.
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