I was all set to adopt a cat (and I love black cats the most because they are so beautiful and I know they need homes), but my neighbor told me that most animal welfare groups won’t allow adoptions of black cats around Halloween because witches try to adopt black cats on Halloween for evil purposes.
The culmination of spirit week at Pulaski High School included an academic kickoff and a competitive pep fest. Principal Michael Bateson recognized academic and personal achievement during the academic kickoff.
Canale’s Restaurant in Oswego and Liverpool, the Blue Moon Grill in Fulton, The Bake Shop Eatery in Mexico, Fajita Grill in Oswego and Jimmie James BBQ will all be donating a portion of one day’s sales to Hospice.
G. Ray Bodley High School senior Caleb Almeter recently received national recognition for his success on the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship qualifying test.
Local artists and crafters offer unique creations for your holiday shopping on November 28, from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m., and on November 29, from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Parking is at a premium in many parts of the Port City. At Monday night’s public session prior to the Common Council meeting, Kathleen Harris, a westside city resident, said the situation in her neighborhood was getting out of hand. “We have an issue here you must address. It’s a quality of life issue,” she told the councilors. “It’s become very unpleasant to live with all the cars parked on the side of the street.”
Sean Leonard, 23, a resident of Fulton, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday October 24, 2015.
I’d like to commend Legislator Shane Broadwell, Legislator Stephen Walpole and Oswego Councilor Billy Barlow for taking the initiative to open dialogue between the city and the Oswego County Highway Department by meeting with the county superintendent in regard to paving our city streets.
Cody Fire Department responded to a one vehicle accident call at 12:27 p.m. today (October 26.) The vehicle had gone off the road at 428 State Route 48 where it then collided with two trees before coming to a stop.
Six students from Pulaski were selected to participate in the annual Honors Choir Festival at Roberts Wesleyan College. The students included: Jared Dana, Casey Harkelroad, Sarah McCray, Audrey Monson, Tessa Powlin and Brittany VanDuzer.
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