Fran Godici sends along a couple of pretty photos. The brilliant orange sunset above is one of the reasons people live here and put up with 200 inches of snow in winter. Click the story to see her other photo, of sailboats on the lake. Thanks for sending along the photos, Fran!
It started with a carrot cake.
“It’s such a good recipe,” said Kathy Hotaling of Fulton. “Everyone had it and said, ‘you should open a bakery’.”
So she did.
More than 100 years ago the city of Fulton’s strategic location on the Oswego River and the success of the Erie Canal system played a major role in the city’s growth as factories were built and commerce flourished along the Erie Canal. Those exciting times are part of the rich heritage of Fulton that will be brought to life in a colorful mural that will soon overlook the river and the Towpath Trail.
Brush off your eye patch, grab your parrot and join us on Sept. 12 (rain or shine) from 1-3 p.m. for a Kids’ Pirate Day. Fun will abound in Oswego’s Historic Maritime District located on the West First Street Pier. Young lads and lasses can consort with fellow pirates; land-lubbers can also throw in with the lot and become pirates for a day
Oswego County students in need of school supplies will find it easier to get ready for school thanks to the United Way’s Success By 6 “Stuff-A-Bus†campaign.
The H. Lee White Marine Museum and the Oswego Maritime Foundation are partnering with the SUNY Department of Technology and Raby’s Ace Home Center to offer a family boat-building opportunity.
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