The winners of Oswego Industries, Inc.’s “Go Green!” Awards for the second quarter of 2009 are (left to right) Paula Constanza of Hannibal and Dale Hubbard of Martville.
Richard Ravitch, the former head of the Metropolitan Transit Agency in NYC, who saved it from severe money troubles.
Here he is, in a photo from the state website. He’s on the left:
Now it’s gone. The sudden departure appears to have some folks wondering where Jreck went. They’ve even taken their question to the arbiter of all things retail, Post-Standard retail columnist Bob Neidt, who didn’t know either.
Here’s your answer: Jreck moved this week in the long-closed Cam’s NY Pizzeria building next to City Hall and Advance Auto Parts. The new owners tell our Fred Reed (who supplied the cell camera photo below) that they’ll be reopening “in a week or so”. Here’s their new home:
Rest easy, Fultonians. You can continue to enjoy “a meal for your money, not a snack”.
Oswego County Highway Department crews plan to re-pave more than 63 miles of county roads and replace four bridges this summer.
Members of the Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce joined a number of city officials for the grand opening celebration of the new location for Uniforms Etc., LLC.
David E. Vayner Library recently celebrated their tenth anniversary on June 22nd.  A celebration was held on June 23rd at the library. Around 50 people attended, including: the Vayner family, local city officials, volunteers, and library patrons.
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