Sports
Lady Bucs Roll Over Cougars
The Oswego Girls Volleyball team traveled to Corcoran and rolled over the Cougars 25-8, 25-9, and 25-14. Oswego is 3-1 in league play and 3-3 overall.
Month: September 2008
Sports
Tuesday’s High School Scoreboard
Two overtime soccer matches highlight our roundup of Tuesday’s high school sports action.
Community
Microsoft Senior Product Manager Featured Speaker at “Connections”
On Tuesday, Oct. 7, SUNY Oswego’s Office of Business and Community Relations (OBCR) and the Women’s Network for Entrepreneurial Training will gather women from across Central New York for “Connections,” a day-long conference to be held in the newly renovated Sheldon Hall ballroom on the SUNY Oswego campus from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Oswego Daily News
Mexico High School Tigers Score Title Of Body By Milk MVP
The team received a $1,000 from got milk? plus $1,000 from Adidas for new equipment and more. The Tigers are one of 25 teams nationwide (and only one in New York State) to be named a Body By Milk MVP by got milk? and the School Nutrition Association.
Community
Fulton Public Library Presents Quilting for Beginners
Fulton Public Library will be hosting Stephanie McCall, of Quilts by Commission, for a beginner’s quilting class. There will be two classes held – Wednesdays from 10 to 11 and then from 1:30 to 2:30. It will be six weeks long, starting on September 24th and ending on October 29th.
Community
Emerald Ash Borer Info Offered September 27
On Saturday, September 27 at the Salmon River Fish Hatchery at 2133 County Route 22 in Altmar, Salmon River Steward Greg Chapman will be available from 11am to 3pm to answer questions about the Emerald Ash Borer, an invasive forest pest that threatens invasion of the Tug Hill region.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Settles Debt To Police Force
The Fulton Common Council agreed Tuesday to transfer $106,000 from the contingency account to settle salary owed to Fulton police officers, who are now working under a new four-year labor agreement. Mayor Ronald Woodward said negotiations continue with the Fulton Firefighters Association, which is the last of the three major barganing units working with the city toward a new agreement.
Fulton Daily News
City Seals Agreement To Review Code Compliance At New DPW Site
The city of Fulton is taking its first steps to make necessary renovations at the Department of Public Works’ new home on Edgarton Street. With consent of the Fulton Common Council, Barton & Loguidice will perform a comprehensive review of the site, looking for code deficiencies. Officials say the assessment is required before any upgrades at the facility will be reimbursable.
Arts and Entertainment
Fulton Celebrates the City’s Polish Heritage
“People will have the opportunity to celebrate their real or adopted Polish heritage,” said John Kruk, chairman of the Fulton Polish Fest Committee. “We will have live music, a dance troupe and great Polish food, including golabki, pierogi and kielbasa. For those who prefer, we will have traditional American food, as well.”
Community
Union Representing 600 Local Workers Endorses Darrel Aubertine
State Sen. Darrel J. Aubertine joined members of the Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 73 to talk about jobs in Central and Northern New York and to accept the endorsement as part of his “Working for Us” tour. The Plumbers and Steamfitters are part of the workforce at the James A. FitzPatrick Nuclear Power Plant.