Month: February 2012

Trinity Students Support Catholic Charities Students at Trinity Catholic School presented Catholic Charities of Oswego County with the results of its Hats for the Homeless drive, one of the many service events that the school’s students participated in as part of Catholic Schools Week.

Thank A Service Member Makes Us Mindful Of Sacrifices Made

The organization called Thank a Service Member gave a ceremonial send-off to soldiers from the 444th Engineer Company of Oswego as they prepared to deploy to Afghanistan last week. Thank a Service Member formed, as the name suggests, to simply thank soldiers for serving our great country.

University of Albany Announces Dean’s List

The following students were named to the University at Albany’s fall 2011 Dean’s List for outstanding academic achievement:

Good Golly’s Supports OCO’s Cancer Services Program

As one of the participating restaurants, servers at Good Golly’s will be wearing “Ask me how to get a FREE cancer screening” aprons, and distributing information on OCO’s Cancer Services Program. Pictured are: Carolyn Handville, coordinator of OCO’s Cancer Services Program (center) and co-owners of Good Golly’s, Lisa Lozipone (left) and Judy Sherman. Good Golly’s Family Restaurant, 2916 Route 49 in Central Square, has lent its support to Oswego County Opportunities’ Cancer Services Program’s Dinner and a Movie promotion.

Carolyn Dudden Named to Hartwick College Dean’s List

Hartwick College sophomore Carolyn Dudden, of Pennellville, NY, daughter of Janice Dudden and Paul Dudden, has been named to the fall term Dean’s List at Hartwick.

Buc Cagers and Swim Team Keep Winning

The Oswego High School boys’ varsity basketball team and swimming squad continued to win while the hockey team saw a three goal lead disappear and had to settle for a tie. Meanwhile, the wrestlers are battling in post season tournament competition.

Anglers Landed More than 100,000 Salmon from Salmon River last Fall – Salmon and Oswego Rivers Had a Spectacular Fall Season

Tom Basciani of Pulaski holds a nice steelhead taken in the Salmon River in October. The NYS DEC estimates that 39,697 steelhead were taken last fall in the Salmon River. Early calculations from the angler survey that New York State’s Department of Environmental Conservation cast over America’s major Lake Ontario tributaries late last summer suggest the tiniest Great Lake’s feeders provide world-class trophy salmonid fishing in the off-season, between Labor Day and Memorial Day.

Senior Raider Hoopsters, Icemen Honored Tonight

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SAT Preparation Class Available Via Distance Learning Network

Do you need assistance preparing for the June SAT? We are here to help! Oswego County BOCES Distance Learning Program will host SAT Prep Classes on Wednesdays from April 25 to May 30.