To achieve the honor of being on the Dean’s List, each student must have satisfactorily completed 12 numerically-graded semester hours, with a grade point average of between 3.25 and 3.49 in the given semester.
The Governor gave his annual State of the State address on Jan. 9 in Albany. This speech outlined the executive’s agenda. While there were many things I was glad to hear the Governor mention, the majority of our efforts should focus on creating jobs rather than gun control and campaign finance.
Paul Lear, Historic Site Manager for Fort Ontario in Oswego, spoke about the history of Fort Ontario from the beginning in 1754 until the present.
Oswego Kartway was officially voted as CNY Karting’s 2013 ‘Track of the Year’ late Sunday night. The vote, which included input from several area racers, teams, and fans, came right down to the very end with the Kartway nearly edging Frozen Ocean Speedway by a mere three tallies.
Last week, Governor Andrew Cuomo took the stage in Albany to deliver his ‘State of the State’ address, an outline of the Governor’s goals for the Empire State to accomplish in the coming year. In 2013, my focus is jobs; that’s why I was thrilled to hear that Governor Cuomo will be making economic growth one of his priorities as well.
Jerry Emmons, MD, a native of Phoenix, has been named Oswego Hospital’s Medical Director for Emergency Services. He began overseeing the hospital’s emergency department on Jan. 3.
The Oswego Squirt 1 hockey team captured two wins in recent action against Watertown and Elmira. The team also fell to Skaneateles and Geneva.
Things will be back to normal Tuesday as temperatures return to the 30s for the highs.
Governor Andrew Cuomo’s State of the State message was long and detailed. It discussed a lot of issues. But not all of them.
So when a member of his cabinet came to Fulton on Friday to present the local version of the Governor’s message, local officials pounced with questions about some of the things left out of the speech.
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