Fulton firefighters will no longer respond to non-emergency medical calls.
Mayor Ron Woodward sent a letter to Oswego County’s E-911 Administrator in February to ask that the city fire department be removed from the list of agencies that will respond to what are called Alpha Level EMS Calls.
Zachary Zufelt and Nicole Mortimer got engaged in Niagara falls on February 14, 2012.
Everyone, including three children, escaped the fire without injury at Hillcrest Mobile Home Park. The Oswego County Fire Investigation Team is assisting Scriba Fire Department with the investigation into what started the fire, which remains under investigation at this time.
SUNY Delhi, through its various scholarship opportunities and state and federal programs, helps to ensure that over 80 percent of Delhi students receive some form of financial aid.
In an unusual celebration and due to the summer like climate, teacher Margaret Talamo deciced to host a “beach party” and the students responded.
The event featured a keynote speech from Wayne LaPierre, Executive Vice President & CEO of the National Rifle Association (NRA), on the importance of ensuring the Second Amendment Constitutional Freedoms of all law-abiding New Yorkers.
Six members of the William Smith College basketball team earned a spot on the 2011-12 Liberty League All-Academic Team. Amog the representatives from the Herons was senior forward Kristen Kush (G. Ray Bodley/Fulton).
Representatives from SUNY Oswego, Cortland, Cayuga Community College, Morrisville, Onondaga Community College, SUNY Institute of Technology and Tompkins Cortland Community College provided the opportunity for OHS juniors to receive valuable information about schools and finance.
Mike Riordan’s memories of growing up in Central Square center on his family and the many hours that his father, Don Riordan, spent with him teaching him how to fish. When his father passed away several years ago, Mike made it his mission to share his lifetime of fishing memories and knowledge with others.
Members of the Oswego school board Tuesday night approved placing a referendum for 10 buses on the ballot this spring. Then, they took another whack getting the proposed $78.7 million 2012-13 school budget down to where they want it. Superintendent Bill Crist provided board members with a brief update of what he called a “live, fluid document.”
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