Approximately 50 kayaks and canoes were launched from Indian Point Park boat launch in Fulton on Saturday at 7 a.m., kicking off the second annual Oswego Paddlefest Rock the Locks. They joined hundreds more.
Robert F. Hammond, 91, a resident of Simeon-Dewitt Apartments in Oswego, passed away Friday June 20, 2014, at Oswego Hospital.
The flotilla for the second annual running of Oswego Paddlefest’s Rock the Locks group kayak and canoe adventure took to the Oswego River in Fulton this morning atop calm water and under a nearly cloudless blue sky.
The Oswego Community Development Office advised the Mayor’s office Friday that an inspection of the former Coleman’s was conducted on June 9 by a qualified structural engineer. The condition report will be available for review by the Mayor and Common Council before Monday’s Common Council meeting.
Each year more than 400 volunteers come together during Harborfest. As an admission free festival, it would not be possible without volunteers.
On Thursday evenings in July, during the farmers’ market, a variety of creative art techniques will be demonstrated at Lakeside Artisans, 191 W. First St.
The music event is part of the Arts Center commitment to spotlight local artists from all arts – painters to authors, young performers and now those recording artists who live and work in the area.
Herkimer College awarded academic honors to 558 students for the spring 2014 semester.
Among the Pulaski Historical Society Museum’s house exhibits is a display of rare Irvin coverlets from 1853 to 1860. James Irvin is one of two documented 19th century Jacquard-coverlet weavers in Oswego County.
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