From September 6 to 7, the Oswego City Police Department deployed additional personnel to address quality of life concerns in residential neighborhoods. This detail consisted of marked, unmarked and foot patrols.
In 2012, New York’s first Youth Firearms Deer Hunt was held on Columbus Day weekend. This has since become an annual event, thanks in part to legislation that passed in 2008 to expand big game hunting for junior hunters, those who are 14-15 years old. The annual event is set to take place on Columbus Day weekend again this year, October 12-14, and is organized by the State Department of Environmental Conservation.
The city of Fulton Department of Parks and Recreation is once again sponsoring Line Dance Instruction featuring popular dance instructor, Phil Eno. Instruction will begin in the city of Fulton Municipal Building Community Room at 141 S. First St. on Tuesday September 10 at 7 p.m.
Mary Elizabeth Worden Gaydos, 92, died of respiratory failure on Friday August 30, 2013, in Lakeland, Fla.
The city of Fulton Softball Association is holding a co-ed softball tournament on September 14. Teams must have a minimum of 4 women per team. For more information call Mark Canale at 806-6754.
For the second time in as many years, the Oswego Dragon Festival filled Breitbeck Park. The long dragon boats raced along Lake Ontario’s waters while fundraising for the Oswego YMCA’s Strong Kids Campaign.
Mild with some sun and clouds this afternoon. High 70 to 75.
The skies over historic Fort Ontario were filled with rain – and kites on Saturday. Dozens of people, young and old, braved the elements to take part in the annual kite fest event. Fort Ontario is the only state park that has kite flying in its mission. In other places, park police could show up and they have the discretion to tell people they can’t fly a kite in the park.
If you are among the anglers who enjoy fishing on the Great Lakes, have you ever caught something you had never seen before? If you answer yes, you are not alone. More than 180 aquatic invasive species (AIS) in the Great Lakes are disrupting food webs, degrading aquatic habitats, and displacing native species. Do you know what to do if you find an AIS at the end of your fishing line?
It has become a popular event for vendors, crafters, flea market enthusiasts, and early Christmas shoppers and it’s here again. CNY Arts Center’s third annual Arts Market is set for Sept. 14 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the old Nestlé’s Parking lot on Fay Street in Fulton.
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