A regular season record 105 entries filed through Oswego Kartway’s gates on Friday night for racing action presented by Mark Cooper of Cooper Custom Canvas. Friday night’s program was action packed from 7:15 p.m. on, with three makeup features needing to be completed from May 23. Race officials managed to complete 18 heat races, two consolation events, and 14 features in only four hours.
FitzGibbons Insurance owner John FitzGibbons sponsors the “FitzGibbons Insurance Athletes of the Month” in cooperation with the Oswego Buccaneer Booster Club and local businesses. The April and May Oswego High School “Athletes of the Month” were recognized recently.
The Oswego County Board of Elections is looking for election inspectors to work the upcoming elections.
To qualify, an inspector needs to be a registered voter in the county and be an enrolled Democrat or Republican.
For the past 30 years, the Zonta Club of Oswego has recognized women whose hard work and dedication have made a difference in the lives of families in our community. They are seeking nominations for this year’s Amelia Earhart Woman of Achievement award.
Across New York State and our nation, heroin and opioid abuse is on the rise, leading to more drug overdoses and deaths in recent years than ever before. Heroin abuse and the use of opioids are very serious problems. But, the good news is we’re taking steps to fight back.
The Oswego County Legislature’s Human Services Committee presented a proclamation to the Foster and Adoptive Home Development Team designating May as Foster Parent Appreciation Month.
For 28 years the Frederick Leighton Elementary School has conducted its annual triathlon with swimming, biking and running. This year the event was held on May 31.
The Springboard Mural Project has launched another season of bringing some color to Oswego’s Riverwalk West. In 2009, it was originally a city sponsored community development plan to address graffiti issues. Dozens of young artists are collaborating on around 50 new murals to be painted along the walkway.
Granby Elementary School students put away their history books for a firsthand account of life during World War II. Holocaust survivor and author Marion Blumenthal Lazan spoke to fifth and sixth grade students at the school about life as a Jewish person in Nazi Germany.
Dorotha A. Bennett, 66, of Hannibal, died Sunday evening June 1, 2014, at home.
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