Mary O. Fauler, 91
Mary O. Fauler, 91, of Fulton, passed away Monday August 25, 2014, at Morningstar Care Center in Oswego.
Mary O. Fauler, 91, of Fulton, passed away Monday August 25, 2014, at Morningstar Care Center in Oswego.
Burton E. Phillips, 78, of Red Creek, passed away on Saturday August 23, 2014, at Upstate Medical University Hospital, Syracuse.
Becoming mostly sunny and warm today. High in the mid 80s.
Fort Ontario’s Coastal Warning Display tower and its history will be the topic of a lecture by Fort Ontario curator Jenny Emmons Aug. 27, at 7 p.m. The lecture will take place in the Enlisted Men’s Barracks at Fort Ontario. It is her hope that this talk serves not only to draw attention to this landmark’s significance in the past, but may also spur interest in its preservation for the future.
The Oswego County Legislature held its August meeting at the H. Douglas Barclay Courthouse in Pulaski. For nearly a century, the county operated with two seats, one in Pulaski and the other in Oswego. This annual meeting honors that heritage.
More than 75 people sampled the wonderful, healthy food at the AmeriCorps booth at the recent Oswego Farmers’ Market. Oswego AmeriCorps mission is “to serve the county youth by providing mentoring, nutrition education, and fitness activities.” As current volunteers of Oswego AmeriCorps, Allie Scorzelli and Rachel Verdoliva, were aiming to do just that.
The city of Fulton Department of Parks and Recreation is once again sponsoring Line Dance Instruction featuring popular dance instructor, Phil Eno. Instruction will begin in the Fulton Municipal Building Community Room at 141 S. First St., on September 9 at 7 p.m. and every Tuesday after, with October 21 being the last class.
SUNY Oswego’s Tyler Art Gallery @ Penfield Library will host its first exhibition starting Sept. 6, as the main gallery awaits its rebirth in renovated Tyler Hall about a year and half from now. Running through Oct. 4 on the second floor of Penfield Library, the exhibition will feature a pair of displays.
In 1994, the state began what’s called the Linked Deposit Program. LDP began as a way to assist and encourage manufacturers and small businesses to undertake investments, which would ultimately lead to a stronger economy. According to an annual report published recently, in 2013, more than 1,000 jobs were created and retained in New York thanks to LDP.
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