Oswego County Workforce New York, operated by the Division of Employment and Training, will hold a “Choose Work” workshop from 10 a.m. to noon Dec. 7, to help Social Security Disability Insurance beneficiaries learn about work incentives and rules that will help them return to work.
Continental Arms Collectors Association (CACA) exhibited U.S. military weapons and equipment at the annual Oswego Elks Lodge Veterans Dinner held on November 9.
Zach Menter introduced Dennis Goss, one of four funeral directors at Foster’s Funeral Home in Fulton and Hannibal at a recent Fulton Noon Rotary Club meeting.
Mildred Miller had served as installing prelate as a ploy to assure her attendance at the meeting. She was invited to the east and presented with her 50 year membership pin, certificate and a life membership.
23 foreign exchange students from 19 different countries around the world, which are living locally in the Upstate New York area, were hosted by the Scriba Volunteer Fire Department on December 1. The highlight of the tour was the students trying on the turnout gear worn by the firefighters.
Seven-year-old Julian Ross can cross off one of the top items on his Bucket List. On Monday afternoon, Timebuyer donated a Chrysler Town and Country to the Ross family. It is a huge step up from the rusty old vehicle they have been driving nearly 300 miles to the Children’s Hospital Of Philadelphia for Julian’s treatments, they said.
At 12:25 this afternoon (Dec. 3), Oswego County Sheriff’s Deputies were dispatched to a residence on County Route 25 in the town of Minetto to investigate the report of a missing person. While investigating the matter, deputies were dispatched to another location about one tenth mile away for the report of the discovery of a body of a deceased woman.
Shirley M. (DeGraw) Clark, 76 of Hannibal, passed away peacefully at Oswego Hospital, Saturday December 1, 2012, after a 17-day battle.
Drew Tesoriero will be celebrating his fourth birthday with his brothers,Travis and Evan; sister, Josie; family and friends.
The literary works of Volney Elementary School students were featured at a recent author’s tea in the school’s library. Student authors from Erin Brewster’s fourth grade class presented Native American folktales during the event that they wrote and illustrated.
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