Month: November 2009

Acts ranging from orchestras to soloists will take the stage when SUNY Oswego’s music department presents its annual Feast of Carols at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 6, in Tyler Hall’s Waterman Theatre.

Senate Ag Chair Aubertine Hosts Public Hearing on the Issues Facing New York Farmers

State Senate Agriculture Committee Chair Darrel J. Aubertine today held a public hearing in Watertown to discuss the critical issues facing agriculture here in the North Country and throughout New York State.

Mexico Soldier Receives New Rank, New Responsibility

Andrew Ayres from Mexico, NY and serving with Joint Forces Headquarters is promoted to the rank of 1st Lieutenant.

Making Pasta in Preschool 1

Peyton Aller, a Preschooler at Discovery Day Care, is making pasta while his friend Riley Carrington watches him. The children were able to eat their pasta they made with their lunch that day. The kids were able to see if they could taste a difference with home made verses store bought.

Strategies in Pest Management for Agricultural Commodities Workshop

The course will provide information to agriculture producers on strategies to prevent economic loss from pests affecting vegetable, fruit, greenhouse and field/forage crops.

A View of History: Fulton Farmers Market, Around 1920

History buff Tom Tryniski takes us to the Farmer’s Market in Fulton this week.Ã‚Â This photo was taken around 1920.Ã‚Â Click into the story to see the full scene, and make sure you visit FultonHistory.com for more local history.

Fulton Speed Demons Earn First Win In Four Age Groups Of The 2009-2010 Season

Junior Swimmers: Kenneth Verdoliva, Mark Tallents, Kyle Hotaling, Jenna Ruzekowicz, Zoe June, Sarah Tallents, Rachel LeVea, Audrey Johnston, Kate Thompson

The Fulton Y Speed Demons won events in four age groups and several swimmers qualified for the New York YMCA State Championship meet to be held later in the season when they matched up against the Norwich YMCA team at Granby Elementary School pool on Saturday, November 14.

Oswego Grad Completes Officer School

Michael P. Lacombe has graduated from Officer Candidate School (OCS) at Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga., and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army.

Great Lakes Seaway Trail Snow-Cruising Info Now Available: Find Resources for 2700+ Miles of Snowmobiling Trails in NY and PA

More than 2700 miles and 200-plus inches of snow await snowmobilers in the Great Lakes Seaway Trail region of New York and Pennsylvania, according to the recently updated Ã¢â‚¬Å“Great Lakes Seaway Trail Snow-Cruising is Fresh!Ã¢â‚¬Â Fact Sheet.

Oswego Native Participates in Cortland County Thanksgiving Dinner Give-Away

Tim Lloyd of Oswego, N.Y., will be helping other SUNY Cortland student-athletes and staff box up and hand deliver turkeys with all the fixings to 15-20 needy families in Cortland County on Sunday, Nov. 22. Lloyd is a men’s ice hockey team member and senior sport management major at the College.