Oswego County TodayDecember 2011FREE Independent News for Oswego County

Barbara Elaine Jones, 84

December 18, 2011 Submitted article

Barbara Elaine Jones, 84, of Fulton died Saturday after a long illness that she fought with courage and grace.

Offense Gets Back On Track In Oswego State’s 87-50 Win Over Cazenovia

December 18, 2011 Submitted article

OSWEGO, N.Y. – Three Lakers reached double digits to help the Oswego State women’s basketball team snap a two-game skid with an 87-50 non-conference win over Cazenovia Friday night at Max Ziel Gymansium. Sophomore Lauren […]

Cayuga Community College’s Fulton Campus Supports United Way

December 18, 2011 Contributor

Representatives from Cayuga Community College’s Fulton Campus recently presented the United Way of Greater Oswego County with a check in support of the United Way’s Annual Campaign.

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Public Invited To Gillen Inauguration Ceremony

December 18, 2011 Contributor

The public is cordially invited to attend the inauguration ceremony for the Honorable Mayor Thomas W. Gillen and Honorable Members of the Common Council of the City of Oswego. It will be conducted on Sunday, Jan. 1, 2012. It will start at 1 p.m. in the Common Council Chamber at City Hall.

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Volleyball Squad Presented With Team Photos

December 18, 2011 Contributor

High school volleyball coach of the year Michael Shea introduced members of Oswego High School’s winning volley ball team to the Oswego Sunrise Rotary Club on Dec. 15.

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Grand Commander Presents Christmas Toast

December 18, 2011 Contributor

On Friday, the members of Commandery greeted their Grand Commander David Shire for a Christmas toast. The event was held at lake City Lodge in Oswego. Traditionally each year the Grand Commander offers a toast that is read in each Commandery.

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Battle Of The Bulge Book Available For Last-Minute Holiday Shoppers

December 18, 2011 Steve Yablonski

John Canale’s tome highlights the many local veterans who, like himself, took part in the Battle of the Bulge. Information for the book that details the human side of the “greatest land battle that was ever fought,” comes directly from the men who were there.