The city has entered into a construction contract with Joseph J. Lane Construction Inc., Syracuse, for installation of new stormwater sewers in all of the streets outlined within the accompanying map. The $4,824,888 project cost is financed with the assistance of the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation.
Oswego residents in need of a smoke detector need to look no further! With the help of Eagle Beverage and Raby’s Ace Home Center, the fire department is offering free smoke detectors to owner occupied residences in need. “This program is an outstanding example of people helping people,” said Jeff McCrobie, Oswego City Fire Chief.
Maddison Olivia Bartlett was born on May 15, 2012, along with her twin brother, Adam. While Adam was happy and healthy, Maddi spent the next three months in the hospital. With her medical conditions, Maddi needs several medications, therapy and treatments daily that are very expensive.
Mostly sunny today. Hot and humid with highs near 90.
Port City Roller Derby teams up with the Oswego County Humane Society to help some furry friends at their Naughty-Cal Catastrophe bout on Saturday in Crisafulli Rink. Doors will open at 5 p.m. with a 6 p.m. whistle for the third home bout in the league’s third season.
Oswego County Opportunities’ WIC program recently collaborated with REACH CNY (Resources, Education, Advocacy and Collaboration for Health) and Oswego Health to host a Community Breastfeeding Shower for new mothers and expectant mothers involved with the WIC program.
Continuing its tradition of offering arts demonstrations on Thursdays during the farmers’ market, Lakeside Artisans, 191 W. First St., will sponsor demos for the remainder of July and the beginning of August. The free demos will take place from 5-7 p.m. in Lakeside Artisans’ shop.
Fulton Rotary Club’s program chairperson, Steve Osborne, introduced Lisa Pachmayer, the Fulton YMCA interim director, to the Fulton Rotarians at a recent meeting. Lisa updated the membership of the Fulton Noon Rotary Club, on the services provided by the Y and also some changes that have been happening.
Each year more people in the United States die from extreme heat exposure than from hurricanes, lightening, tornadoes, floods, and earthquakes combined. On average, about 300 people die each year from exposure to heat. The Oswego County Health Department recommends that everyone understand the warning signs of heat-related illness and take special care of those at risk.
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