The fireworks display lights up the heart lights along the Bridge Street Bridge (Ellen Butler Clark photo).
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Fire and Ice Festival Warms Up Port City

On Saturday, the Port City celebrated what the area is best known for – Winter. The only thing missing was the snow This year marked the 11th annual Warm Up Oswego Fire and Ice Festival. Temperatures lingered near 40 Saturday; the windchill made it feel even colder. However, the hundreds of people who flocked to Elim Grace Church and all around the downtown Oswego didn’t seem to mind.

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Leslie Lynch King Jr.'s baby book
Sandra Scott Travels

Sandra Scott Travels: Looking At The Legacy Of President Ford

The Gerald R. Ford Library in Ann Arbor on the University of Michigan’s campus has the President Ford’s baby book indicating that his birth name was Leslie Lynch King Jr. He didn’t change his name legally until he was 22. Ford was born in Omaha, Nebraska, but was raised in Grand Rapids and graduated from the University of Michigan where he played football.

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Fulton Daily News

Fire Causes Minor Damage At Aldi’s

The Oswego Fire Department was dispatched at 10:45 a.m. today (Feb. 5) to a reported fire on the roof of a commercial building, Aldi Supermarket, 290 State Route 104. The fire was discovered by a solar panel inspector who ironically was there doing a routine inspection of the system. The solar power system on the roof of the structure will remain offline until proper repairs are made and it can be inspected.

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Community

Gender and Sports Series To Feature Marathon Pioneer, Author, Panelists

SUNY Oswego’s Bob ’78 and Robbi Feinberg Family Fund, established by alumnus Robert Feinberg and his wife, will sponsor a series of events on gender and sports this spring, starting with a panel discussion and culminating with an appearance by Kathrine Switzer, first woman to enter and complete the Boston Marathon.

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Fairgrieve Students Exceed Classroom Expectations

A handful of students at Fairgrieve Elementary School were recently recognized for exceeding classroom expectations throughout January. Classroom teachers each selected one student who has been kind and patient, gave their best effort, used materials and equipment properly, left the room only with permission, and never gave up.

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