Seth DeLisle, son of Kathy and R.J. DeLisle, Mark Pollock, son of Mark and MaryBeth Pollock and Matt Nelson, son of Tammy and Doug Feeney and Kirk and Ginger Nelson have been named 2013 Brine National High School All-Americans and have been selected to represent the Syracuse region at the 2013 Brine National Lacrosse Classic.
Resource Development Director for the United Way of Greater Oswego County, Lois Luber has announced that a number of area businesses have signed on as sponsors for the United Way’s 18th Annual Golf Classic. Scheduled for July 15 this year’s United Way Golf Classic will be held at the Oswego Country Club.
I am glad that people want to come back to Fulton and I would like to see more of it. My problem is in that why this property and why this area of Fulton.
It’s still going to be hot and humid today. A chance of showers early then some sunshine later this afternoon. Highs in the low to mid 80s.
The Oswego Public Library’s Library Learning Center is offering workshops to build job skills. Strengthen your resume! All programs are free and open to the public.
Friday night’s racing will mark the fifth point event of the season, with championship point battles across all eleven divisions that compete weekly at the tight 1/12 mile clay oval. Currently all three of the senior Clone divisions sport the closest margins after four events this season.
State Senator Patty Ritchie announced Monday she has secured a special, $50,000 grant to provide a school resource officer for the Central Square School District. School Resource Officers, commonly known as SROs, are law enforcement officials, stationed at schools and tasked with improving safety and security.
The Oswego County Health Department announces June is Rabies Awareness Month in New York State. The staff is working with the NYS Department of Health to raise public awareness about the dangers of rabies.
The Third Ward Councilors said one way the city can increase its revenues and improve the quality of life at the same time is by vigorously cracking down on repeat code violator and collecting fines. It’s time to look “long and hard” at the way the city enforces its codes and possibly make some changes, Councilor Mike Todd said.
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