Oswego Daily News
Oswego Police Offer Parking Reminder
Oswego City Police Chief Michael J. Dehm Jr. wishes to remind citizens that the 3 to 6 a.m. parking ban in downtown parking lots remains in effect throughout the year.
Month: March 2010
Community
Bishop’s Commons Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary
Ten years have passed since Bishop’s Commons opened its doors to seniors in the community promising to “provide the comforts of home without the worries†to all who resided at Oswego’s first assistive living residence.
Community
Marine Museum Hours Set
The H. Lee White Marine Museum, located on the West First Street Pier in Oswego’s Historic Maritime District, is open daily, 1 – 5 p.m.
Community
Second Graders Wrapped Up In Reading
Students in second grade at the Charles E. Riley Elementary School have been celebrating “Reading Wrap.â€Â
Community
OMS Students Take Second Place At Wind Energy Competition
Oswego Middle School recently took second place at a wind energy competition held at C-NS High School.
Community
KPS Red Cross Club Contributes To Haiti Recovery
The Kingsford Park Elementary School Red Cross Club raised more than $635 with its candy gram project.
Community
Spicer Runner-Up In Shakespeare Competition
Each year the Oswego High School Drama Club conducts its annual Shakespeare Competition, which was sponsored by The English- Speaking Union of the United States.
Oswego Daily News
Hoefer Supports Superintendent’s Plan For Oswego District
The Oswego School Board member says the superintendent is trying to do something right. Instead of cutting him, the board should give him a chance. “I want to see if he can pull this (budget) off with no tax increase,” Hoefer added. The superintendent will present his proposed spending plan next week.
Community
American ‘Defiance of the Rules’ Fascinates SUNY Oswego’s Fulbright Visiting Scholar
SUNY Oswego Fulbright Visiting Scholar Gabriella Voo, a Hungarian professor born and raised in Romania, has embraced America since she was an undergraduate in Budapest.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton School Budget Holds Spending Line, Cuts 18 Jobs
Fulton’s school budget picture looks a whole lot better than it did a week ago, though it will take as many as 18 lost jobs to do it.
The Board of Education Tuesday night reviewed the first official draft of the budget for 2010-2011. It is the product of months of work, including several public work sessions by a committee of administrators, board members and members of the public.