From early-morning Zamboni drivers and bakers to students taking part in athletics and the arts throughout the evening, the 24 Hours in Photos project captured many faces and facets of SUNY Oswego over the course of one day.
The department features the most advanced technology available in the Fulton area, offering digital mammograms and bone density screening, as well as ultrasound testing in an area that provides privacy and comfort.
The Oswego Lions Club donated and served hot chocolate and cookies donated by Cakes Galore.
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And, Adventure Club ready for laser tag!
The event is scheduled for Friday January 28th, at the American Foundry.
The possible death of a student in a nearby school district is on the minds of students at Oswego High this morning, in the day’s daily update.
Immediately and lasting into 2012, visit the Oswego Public Library to see the wonderful work of Michele Southgate in our lower level galleries by the Community Room and Computer Lab.
The Oswego County War of 1812 Bicentennial Committee is searching for a copy of the script for Dr. Rosemary Nesbitt’s award-winning play, “The Great Rope.”
What happened to winter? Expect some sunshine and rather mild temperatures.
The city of Fulton could spend about $20,000 less in 2012 than it will likely spend this year and still wind up with a massive increase in taxes.
This uncomfortable problem was visible to members of the Fulton Common Council as they reviewed the numbers behind Mayor Ron Woodward’s comments about needing to cut several hundred thousand dollars from the budget.
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