The city of Fulton Department of Parks and Recreation has announced that the 11th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Jubilee will be held on December 4. The official City Christmas Tree is located across from the Fulton Municipal Building at 141 S. First St. This year there will be free donuts, hot chocolate, photos with Santa and much more.
The Oswego Minor Hockey Association will hold a 50th Anniversary “Welcome Back” event for former OMHA board members, according to OMHA President Dan Bartlett.
Windy and cold with heavy snow showers east of the lake today. High around 25.
The society hosted an after-hours gathering for the Pulaski-Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce on November 15. The event took place following a meeting of the Salmon River Fishing Museum Board and an informal meeting of the chamber of commerce nominating committee. On November 16, Erma Schroeder and Shawn Doyle had to turn around and reset the hall for a memorial luncheon given in memory of Thomas Knoeller, 54-year-old son of Margaret Kastler who died in Florida on October 22.
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When Oswego State men’s ice hockey makes history Nov. 22 during the first-ever collegiate hockey game at Syracuse University’s Carrier Dome, Oswego alumni and Laker fans will be able to tune in and cheer from their homes around the world, thanks to live broadcasts by student-run television station WTOP and student-run radio station WNYO.
“We do it every year and just about every city does,” Mayor Ronald Woodward said. “And that does not indicate an intent to pass a tax levy in excess of the limit. The limit that the state of New York put on the municipalities was pretty much purely political mumbo jumbo.”
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today (Nov. 18) declared a state of emergency for the following counties as a severe winter storm continues to bring snowfall across the state: Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Erie, Franklin, Genesee, Herkimer, Jefferson, Lewis, Oswego, Wyoming, and contiguous counties.
Oswego High School is the only school in all of U.S. Army All-American Marching Band history to have a student selected as an All-American every single year. What makes their band program so unique?
“We have driven students who work hard and strive to reach for honors,” said Scott Ciesla, Oswego High School Marching Band Director. “It also helps to have excellent staff in the district I teach in, as well as an excellent marching band staff. It is really about the sum of the parts. It’s about building an expectation and atmosphere where students can and will succeed.”
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