More than 120 entries filed through Oswego Kartway’s gates on Friday night with young Griffin Miller returning to the top of the Jr. Blue Clone division, scoring his second victory of 2016.
Beginning July 1, ALDI, one of America’s top three favorite grocery stores*, will offer shoppers a fresh experience as it reopens its store, located at 3863 Rome Road in Pulaski. To celebrate the reopening of the expanded Pulaski store, ALDI will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 8:45 a.m. on July 1. The public is invited to attend.
Leadership Oswego County, a program of SUNY Oswego’s Office of Business and Community Relations, is recruiting through June and July for the class of 2017. The program, founded in 1992, prepares a select group of county residents to become the community leaders of the future.
The Oswego Public Library encourages people of all ages to visit the library. For the past year, the library has experienced problems posing both a disruptive and unsafe environment to our patrons and visitors. To address these problems the library has hired a security firm to assist the staff in handling and preventing such issues from occurring in the future.
Marley is a big, handsome orange boy. He loves kids and people but is a bit of a wuss around other cats, even little puny ones. Go figure. He gets stupid around catnip; but is funny to watch. His favorite toy is a crinkly burlap tube thing that only a goofy cat would find entertaining.
Several Fairgreive Elementary School students were recently recognized for exhibiting citizenship throughout the month of June. Awardees were honored during a Morning Express program in the school’s gymnasium where they received applause and praise for being role models to their classmates.
On June 14, Frederick Leighton Elementary held its first field days for pre-k through sixth grade students. As the field day was winding down, a photo of the Leighton students, faculty and staff spelling out the letters FLS was taken with the kind help of the firefighters.
Slavery, corrupt banks, confidence games — all of those 19th century evils and many more issues of the day glide through “The Historian’s Huck Finn: Reading Mark Twain’s Masterpiece as Social and Economic History” by SUNY Oswego economics professor Ranjit S. Dighe.
The Oswego County Sheriff’s Office has received a federal grant of $107,558 to be used by local and state law enforcement agencies in support of U.S. Border Patrol activities. The funds were awarded through the U.S. Office of Homeland Security’s Operation Stonegarden.
State Senator Patty Ritchie announced a measure she cosponsors (S.7408-A) that would stop Albany from passing the buck to counties by requiring the state to cover the full cost of mandated salary raises for district attorneys (DAs) has passed the Senate.
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