“These three women have volunteered countless hours advocating for Oswego County’s tourism industry,†said Edwin Lighthall, advisory council chairman. “They have welcomed thousands of visitors to Oswego County with enthusiasm, pride and dedication to our county.â€Â
Today, we find out how plans are coming for this Spring’s Junior Prom. Also, a roundup of weekend sports news and one student’s opinion — we should all be recycling.
Oswego County’s signature industry is caught in a downward spiral, according to a new report.
The study, from New York Sea Grant, predicts that fishing trips to Lake Ontario will fall off by about a third in the next few years, draining $19 million from an $80 million business and costing 330 jobs.
Steven Tryon of Central Square has pointed us to his Flickr set of photos of Oswego County. Today, we’re borrowing one he calls “The business end of Oswego Harbor”.
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