The Oswego High School boys’ hockey team could not have picked a better time to have one of the best games of the year. On Saturday, at the Utica Auditorium the Oswego High School Bucs dominated Skaneateles with a 5-0 win enroute to the Section III Division II Championships.
In county court this morning (Feb. 27), Quentin J. Hicks accepted a plea deal in his case. Earlier this month, he was offered a sentence of 2 to 8 years in state prison if he accepted a deal to plead guilty to second-degree attempted conspiracy. He admitted in court that he tried to hire a hit man to kill his wife, going as far as providing a sketch of the home.
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For those who would like to have a preview, Rudy’s will be serving the next Salvation Army Guest Chef dinner on March 7, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. They will be preparing some of their popular sea foods, including clams, scallops, and fish, along with dessert and beverages.
Four Lakers earned top six finishes at the Empire Collegiate Wrestling Conference Championships hosted by Brockport, leading Oswego State to 36 points and a seventh-place finish in the eight-team meet.
“Our local municipalities can handle many major winter storms on their own by putting resources in place early and working together,” Emergency Management Office Director Patricia Egan said. “This exercise encouraged them to test their local plans and see what changes they may need to consider.”
Oswego County Legislature Chairman Fred C. Beardsley recently presented a proclamation designating the month of March as American Red Cross Month in Oswego County.
The Oswego Children’s Theater will be sponsoring a chicken barbecue at the Lighthouse Lanes bowling center in Oswego on March 4 from noon until sold out.
“The Titanic Event Committee would like to thank the owners of the Beacon Hotel, Felacia and Atom Avery, for hosting this community event,” said Mercedes Niess, executive director of the museum. “They have done a marvelous job restoring and renovating this early 1900s historic structure and it was the perfect setting for our step back in time.”
More than 65 masons and their ladies attended a dinner and program celebrating the life of Mason and first President George Washington. The senior Past Master of the lodge was honored with a certificate signed by the Grand Master of New York Grand Lodge Vincent Libone and a 65-year pin. Also honored for 65 years was Edwin Trudeau.
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