Community
Oswego Professor Breaks Ground with New Book on E-Learning
Harrison Yang of SUNY Oswego’s curriculum and instruction faculty recently helped assemble the first comprehensive book on using Web 2.0 in education.Month: October 2009
Harrison Yang of SUNY Oswego’s curriculum and instruction faculty recently helped assemble the first comprehensive book on using Web 2.0 in education.
Obituaries
Gary Paul Whaley, 65
Gary Paul Whaley, 65; a long time universal health care advocate and a former president of the national Community Research Initiative, Inc. died Wednesday, October 7th in Fulton, NY.
Obituaries
Charles C. Crisafulli, 84
Charles C. Crisafulli, 84, a resident of 38 Bayliss St., Oswego, passed away, Wednesday, October 07, 2009 at St. Luke Health Services.
Letters to the Editor
Where is the economy really headed?
Dear Editor: One recent article in U.S. News and World Report related to recouping 401k losses, asked the question “How long will it take to get back?â€Â. The article made it sound so easy to […]
Community
Local Accountants To Take The Reigns of Longtime CPA Firm Paul W. Schneible CPA
Certified Public Accountants (CPA) Art Pearson and his business partner, Ed Burdick, are now heading up what was formerly Paul W. Schneible CPA after several years of working at firms in Syracuse. Both Art and Ed are now looking forward to focusing on providing services to local clients in Oswego County as Burdick & Pearson, CPAs, PLLC.
Oswego Daily News
Marching Bucs Seniors Recognized Postponed To Oct. 14
Due to very poor weather conditions today the Pageant of Champions “Encore†performance by the Marching Buccaneers is being rescheduled to Oct. 14 at 8:30 p.m. on Joe Wilber Field.
Community
Willow Tree Farms To Offer Fall and Winter Mini-Camps
Willow Tree Farms, an Oswego-based equestrian center located on West Lake Road in the Town of Oswego, will be offering their fall and winter mini-camp series starting October 10th.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Middle School Evacuated
BREAKING NEWS: The Oswego Middle School was evacuated. A threatening note was found in the building. The school was searched and nothing suspicious was found. Students have returned and are continuing their school day.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: It’s Open House Tonight
In today’s look inside G. Ray Bodley High School, we get a reminder that tonight is open house at the high school. Also, the Dance Team finds the going difficult because of construction at the high school. In sports, a preview of this weekend’s big football game and a tie game in boys varsity soccer.
Fulton Daily News
Demolition Of Closed Fulton Church Draws Closer
It’s been more than a year since a company called Family Video announced plans to tear down the First Congregational Church in Fulton and build a video store at the busy corner of Route 48 and Broadway.
It appears that those plans are finally moving forward.