Newborns
Richard Kenneth Malone III
Richard Kenneth Malone III was born in Oswego Hospital on Nov. 4, 2010.
Month: November 2010
Community
Friends of History Present: Trunks and Travel: A 19th Century Journey in New York State
On November 5, 2010, the Friends of History in Fulton will hold its Annual Celebration at which Marian Stanton, the organization’s first president, will be honored with the Elma J Smith Award. There will be food stations, a cash bar, raffles, and entertainment.
Community
Thank A Service Member and Fort Drum USO To Host Veteran’s Day Salute on November 8th
Oswego-based non-profit organization, Thank A Service Member, and the Fort Drum USO will host a Veteran’s Day Salute this upcoming Monday, November 8th from 5:30-8pm at The Commons at Fort Drum.
Community
Moriarty Named Chemical Dependency Therapist at Farnham Family Services
Chelsea Moriarty, has been appointed to the position of chemical dependency therapist at Farnham Family Services, according to Jeanne M. Unger, MS, Executive Director of the Oswego-based non-profit, chemical dependence outpatient substance abuse clinic, with school-based prevention and Student Assistance counseling services.
Community
Sachel Joins Eastern Shore Associates Insurance
Erin Sachel has joined Eastern Shore Associates Insurance (ESA), a Trusted Choice® agency, Fulton, as personal lines sales representative, it was announced Robert K. Wallace, agency president and CEO. “We are delighted to welcome Erin […]
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John E. “Jack” Barrie, 83
John E. “Jack” Barrie was born on September 13, 1927 in Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada, where he was raised.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: The Last Hunt
Colin Shannon has a beautiful essay you should read. It chronicles the life of his family dog, Cody, and his half-blind, cancer-stricken final duck hunt. This might be the best story you read all week.
Also today, the reality of college sets in for seniors; Red Raider runners push on through a muddy course; and the weekend’s football picks.
Fulton Daily News
Friday’s Links Worth Clicking
Is there more sugar in soda than you think? Probably, if one of today’s interesting stories is true. Also, the owner of a local nuclear plant sells a sister plant; new games go into the hall of fame; and nurses now have the same legal protection as cops and firemen.
Community
History In Wax At Frederick Leighton
Once again, Frederick Leighton Elementary fifth grade teacher Tom Wiegand brought history to life as famous persons from today and yesterday filled his “space station.”
Community
Charles E. Riley Leads Fundraising Effort For ‘Pennies For Peace’
Pennies for Peace is a major educational initiative that Oswego students, staff and community took to heart.