Fulton Daily News
Primary Polls Open At Noon
Oswego County Republicans and Conservatives will head to the polls today to weigh in on their candidate selections for two Oswego County judicial positions. Polls will be open from noon to 9 p.m.
Month: September 2008
Community
Oswego Health To Survey Its Patients
The short, easy to complete surveys, ask patients to answer questions about their care on a scale from very good to very poor.
Community
Novelis 10Kan Committee Seeks Volunteers
The Novelis 10Kan Race Committee is seeking volunteers for its Sept. 20 race events that begin and end in Oswego’s Breitbeck Park.
Community
As Oswego Salvation Army Moves To New Home, Memories Of The Past Reflect Long History In Community
As the Oswego Salvation Army takes steps to move into its new home on West Second Street in Oswego, a collection of news clippings and memorabilia recently rediscovered, tells the tale of its rich history.
Community
Novelis and Dr. Morgan Recognized For Support Of Oswego School Children
Dr. Robert Morgan and Novelis were this year’s recipients of the “Friend†and “Friends of Education†Award.
Arts and Entertainment
USOswego Kicks Off September 11
RSVP of Oswego County’s USOswego 2008-09 Music and Dance Series will kick off Sept. 11 with a tribute to Frankie Manning, a leading figure in the 1930s and 1940s swing dance era.
Community
FBAs, BIPs And Beyond
If your child with special needs has behaviors in the classroom and has been removed multiple times for those behaviors, he/she should have an FBA/BIP plan in place.
Community
AmeriCorps Project Helps Clean Up Area
As a service-based outreach project, Oswego County AmeriCorps member Ashley Miller held a park cleanup with the kids of YMCA’s Camp Ontario recently.
Community
Middle School Hosts Picnic
The Oswego Middle School Home and School Association annually sponsors the opening day picnic for the entire student body and staff.
Oswego Daily News
‘F-Bombs’ Blitz Breitbeck’s Basketball Rims
As a “result of some unfortunate events,†the city will remove the basketball rims at the westside park. The behavior has gotten so bad, the ward’s councilor said, that people picnicking with children nearby the basketball court have had to get up and leave.