The Oswego State baseball team (7-3) used a strong offensive attack in the late innings to pull away and secure a 9-4 win over Hope (2-3) on Wednesday. Oswego State improved to 5-2 overall on the team’s Spring Break road trip.
Kathy Fenlon, executive director of the Oswego City / County Youth Bureau and John Ferry of Oswego County Department of Social Services were honored at the United Way of Greater Oswego County’s Annual Meeting and Salute to Volunteers held March 13 at the American Foundry in Oswego.
The newest members of the Oswego High School Athletic Hall of Fame
will be inducted on April 20. This “class” continues to recognize those athletes and coaches who have contributed so much to the legacy of sports at Oswego High School.
Just weeks after its debut at the Gater Racing News Motorsports Expo, the revamped Canale Insurance 2-Seat Supermodified will next move to the Finger Lakes Speedworld Motorsports Show presented by Fidelis Care to be held at the Fingerlakes Mall in Auburn, March 22 – 24.
Nikki Parkhurst, a volunteer from Cornell Cooperative Extension, read “The Beeman” by Laurie Krebs, where students learned all about bees and the production and processing of honey.
Students enrolled in the Stepping Stones Day Program at Oswego County BOCES participated in a classroom activity from their unit on The History of the Earth by designing, building and painting volcanoes in order to complete an experiment using baking soda and vinegar.
Trained child passenger technicians will be available to the public on April 17 from 1-3 p.m. at the First Baptist Church in Central Square, during the WIC clinic. The event is free and open to the public and no appointment is necessary.
The Oswego County Legislature’s Public Safety Committee presented Ronald Hadcock with a certificate of appreciation for his 15 years of service to the county.
On Tuesday, the New York State Police BCI in Fulton arrested Paul C. Nowakowski, 19, of 454 Chesbro Road in the town of Schroeppel for 1 count of second-degree rape (Class D Felony), two counts of endangering the welfare of a child (Class A Misdemeanor) and one count of sexual misconduct (Class A Misdemeanor).
Earning the honor of VIP at G. Ray Bodley High School in Fulton students were treated to a special ice cream sundae celebration. VIPs are Very Impressive Persons selected for exemplary attendance, commitment to academics and role model behavior and are recognized quarterly with a breakfast celebration.
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