The first of three NYDKS qualifying events at Oswego Kartway will take place this Friday with the running of the Spring Championship at the ‘Bullring.’ Oswego Kartway has teamed with the state wide New York Dirt Kart Series (NYDKS), to conduct the first of three state series qualifying events Friday night for drivers in Jr. Purple Clone, Sr. Blue Clone, Clone Light, Clone Heavy, as well as Stock Light.
With the harvest season for many favorite locally grown fruits and vegetables just around the corner, State Senator Patty Ritchie released her 2015 Farmers’ Market Guide, an annual publication that aims to connect consumers with fresh, healthy foods.
Oswego Speedway’s Spring Championship is set for Saturday at the ‘Steel Palace’ with Otto Sitterly and Andrew Schartner leading the way in the early Road to the Championship standings.
Spring graveside services for Carol Louise Cole, 95, who passed away on Feb. 10, 2015, will be on Thursday June 4, at 1 p.m. in Jacksonville Rural Cemetery.
Cloudy with a few early showers, then increasing sunshine and decreasing humidity today. High near 75.
Oswego Kartway returned to action on Friday following a week off due to mother nature, and it was Paul Fountaine scoring big, collecting two main events on the night. Fountaine first drove to victory in the ever growing Clone 425 division, beating out top competitors Rick Raner and Jason Moll for the checkered flag behind the wheel of the No. 8F.
Today’s News: A look at the Presidential hopefuls, and the unique perspective of a graduating set of triplets.
Career and Technical Education Auto Technology students from the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation recently placed second in a Ford AAA Competition, which involved testing their automotive abilities to repair a deliberately bugged 2015 Ford Fiesta.
Recognizing Oswego County has named Lakeside Artisans as Community Champion for the month of May as part of its focus on Arts Appreciation. “The arts, in all its diverse forms, enrich and entertain us and enhance our overall wellbeing,” said Brandon Morey, ROC co-chair. Recognizing Oswego County focuses on the positive efforts that are being made in the community.
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