Obituaries
Edward J. Demm, 84
Edward J. Demm, 84, a resident of Co Rt. 7, Town of Oswego, passed away July 20, 2008 at his home, surrounded by his loving wife and family. Born in Oswego, he was the son […]
Month: July 2008
Community
Catholic Charities of Oswego County Announces Fresh Food Distribution
Submitted article On Wednesday, July 30th the Emergency Services Program of Catholic Charities of Oswego County in cooperation with the Food Bank of Central New York will sponsor a fresh food distribution. Fresh foods and […]
Community
Catholic Charities Of Oswego County To Host Nutritional Education Series
Submitted article The Emergency Assistance Program at Catholic Charities of Oswego County will host A.P.P.L.E.S. (Adopting Positive & Practical Life-styles for Eating) on Monday, July 28th through Thursday, July 31st. A.P.P.L.E.S. is a series of […]
Obituaries
Betty E. Ripley, 78
Betty E. Ripley, 78; of Phoenix, NY died Monday, July 21, 2008 at Oswego Hospital, Oswego. She was born in Fulton, NY. Mrs. Ripley was past employed with Sam Dell Ford, Clay, NY. She enjoyed […]
Arts and Entertainment
Pulaski Alum Brings Theatre Home at July 25 Performance
Submitted article Enjoy a rare opportunity in community dinner theatre at the Half-Shire Historical Society on county Route 48 in Richland. On Friday, July 25, a spaghetti dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m. and […]
From The Editor's Desk
Monday’s Briefing: 3 Men In A Room, Again
It’s like a Broadway play. The Albany hit, “3 Men In A Room” is back for another season, though there’s been a cast change. The plot’s the same familiar one you’ve come to know and love, though — there’s a crisis and we’ll only know at the finale whether all three men have overcome their conflicts to create a happy ending. That story’s the top one in our roundup of the day’s news from around the state.
Oswego Daily News
Students Have A New Voice On Board Of Education
Meghan Nyman takes over as the student representative on the school board. In her role as a non-voting member, she keeps the board up to date on the concerns of the student body and shares news from the board with her fellow students.
Fulton Daily News
Rising Prices Affecting Projects
The rising costs of blacktop, fuel and equipment have put a dent in the amount of paving projects that the city of Fulton will take on this year. Officials are keeping an eye on those costs to see if summer pricing will take an additional bite from an already shortened list.
Community
Heritage Foundation Antique Show and Sale to Feature Vintage Clothing
Submitted article Classic Style. Sandy Smith models a vintage dress at the Heritage Foundation in Oswego. A special vintage clothing collection that will be one of the many exhibits featured at the Oswego Heritage Foundation’s […]
Community
Success By 6 Summer Program Aids Phoenix Youth
Submitted article Pre-schoolers in the Phoenix school district area are preparing to make the transition to kindergarten as successful as possible thanks to the United Way’s Success By 6 pre-K Summer Program. Administered by the […]