Community
Teen Health Conference Set Oct. 29 And 30
The 16th annual Oswego County Teen Health Conference will be held Oct. 29 and 30 at Camp Hollis.
Month: October 2009
Community
Modern Mist Supports OCO’s Cancer Services Program
Karen Borek, owner / stylist at Modern Mist, 505 W. Second St., wears her new Breast Cancer Awareness Month apron, courtesy of OCO’s Cancer Services Program Partnership
Obituaries
Ethel M. Seraphini, 83
Ethel M. Seraphini, 83, a resident of 132 Ellen St. in Oswego died Tuesday evening Oct. 13, 2009, in Oswego Hospital.
Oswego Daily News
Investigation Continues Into Bomb Scare At Schools
Authorities are continuing to investigate two bomb scares at Oswego schools. Last week, there was a threat at Oswego Middle School. On Tuesday, the high school as well as the middle school was disrupted by bomb threats.
Oswego Tourism
They’re Everywhere, Man…They’re Everywhere
A king caught off the riverwalk wall in Oswego Autumn rains are early and hard this year, filling Oswego County streams to levels that are perfect for salmonids. And the fish are running…in massive quantities. […]
Obituaries
Teddy Noel, Jr., 45
Teddy Noel, Jr., 45, of Fulton, died Monday at home after a long illness.
Obituaries
Eleanor M. Burke
Eleanor M. Burke of Oswego, New York passed away October 11, 2009.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: In The Navy
Today, meet a GRB grad who’s making a life in the Navy. Also, get a first look at Spirit Week, news about a win in boys soccer and opinions on the flu shot.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Academic Stars Shine Again
The young men and women above are okay, and they’re OCAY. In RaiderNet Daily today, meet G. Ray Bodley’s winning team at OCAY, the Oswego County Academic Youth league. They won it all last year and started the new season with a win. Also: an opinion on Christopher Columbus and a recap of the weekend’s sports.
(This edition was to have run Tuesday but was delayed by our “fun” server problem.)
Fulton Daily News
Public To Vote Dec. 9 On New Fulton Schools Building Project
Voters in the Fulton City School District will vote Dec. 9 on a $3.85 million package of building improvements that will not carry a tax increase.
The Fulton Board of Education voted Tuesday night to go ahead with the referendum on two projects.