Community
Zumba Time At Fitzhugh Park
Becca Friedlander, an Oswego High School and Fitzhugh Park alum, returned to the gym recently at Fitzhugh as she participated in the Zumba dance unit.
Month: January 2011
Community
United Way Promotes Earned Income Tax Credit Program
The United Way of Greater Oswego County would like to remind families throughout Oswego County about the advantages of applying for the Earned Income Tax Credit program.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Man Arrested In Rape Investigation
Matthew J. Parker, 51, of 217 S. Third St., Fulton, was arrested on Jan. 21 following an investigation by the City of Fulton Police Department.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego School Board Continues Budget Debate
Rising costs for health insurance and pensions are described as ‘a runaway train.’ The district is not sure currently how much state aid it will receive and the amount Nine Mile I and II nuclear plants will pay in taxes for the coming school year. The tentative budget plan will be on the agenda for discussion at next month’s finance committee meeting.
Sports
Bucs Set Records In The Pool
The Oswego boys’ swimming and diving team splashed to a 54-40 over Baldwinsville. The Bucs set three new pool records on their way to victory. They missed a fourth record by 0.4-second.
Other Funeral Homes
Daniel A. Sterphone, 66
Daniel A. Sterphone, 66, of Oswego, NY, and North Myrtle Beach, SC, died on Saturday Jan. 22, 2011, in Durham, NC.
Community
Antarctica Comes Alive At KPS
Former Oswego High School teacher David Shoemaker was back in the classroom recently.
Community
OCO Is ‘On A Roll!’
In 2011 Oswego County Opportunities will celebrate its 45th anniversary. As part of that celebration OCO has begun promoting its 2011 fund-raising campaign, “OCO On A Roll.”
Community
Warm Up To Cool Cash
Oswego County Opportunities has launched its annual “Golden Opportunities” fund-raising raffle.
Community
Novelis Surpasses United Way Goal
Novelis’ 2010 / 2011 employee campaign for the United Way was an resounding success as they far exceeded their goal of $77,000 and raised more than $85,000.