Community
Setting The Pace For United Way
Fulton Savings Bank is setting the pace and taking the lead by kicking off its employee workplace campaign in support of United Way of Greater Oswego County with a corporate donation of $6,500.
Month: November 2016
Community
College’s New Minor In Sports Studies Crosses Many Disciplines
The idea to create the minor grew from Christopher Mack, an associate professor of history, and sociology department chair Tim Delaney, who share a deep interest in sports. Delaney, often with participation from Mack, holds a sportsmanship symposium every March.
Movie Times
Oswego Cinema 7 11/3/2016 – 11/3/2016
ACCOUNTANT R 4:10P 7:20P 10:10P DEEPWATER HORIZON PG13 4:20P DOCTOR STRANGE PG13 7:00P 9:40P DOCTOR STRANGE […]
Community
Motivational Speaker Brings Message To Phoenix Students
Students at John C. Birdlebough High School recently capped off Red Ribbon Week with nationally recognized speaker David Flood. Standing before an audience of nearly 600 Phoenix teenagers, Flood infused humor and honesty into his motivational presentation.
Community
Book Reading, Signing Set At Oswego Public Library
The Oswego Public Library will host a book reading and signing on Nov. 19 from 1-3 p.m. Local author Linda Jeanne Germain will read her children’s book entitled “Kirby’s Krazy Karrot Kaper (For the Love of Maggie).”
Allanson Glanville Tappan Funeral Home
Christine Marie Fields, 66
Christine Marie Fields, 66 of Phoenix, became an angel on Monday October 24, 2016.
Foster Funeral Home
Joan E. Duver, 90
Joan E. Duver, 90, of Fulton, passed away on Monday, October 31, 2016, at Upstate University Hospital in Syracuse.
Oswego Daily News
Three Convenience Store Clerks Charged With Selling Alcoholic Beverages To A Minor
On October 28, State Police conducted an Underage Drinking Initiative throughout Oswego County. Troopers checked 11 establishments in the towns of Granby, Schroeppel, Palermo, Volney and the village of Phoenix. The detail resulted in 3 arrests at 3 different convenience stores.
Letters to the Editor
Vote Yes to Scriba Referendum
There are people in our town who’d like you to believe with their signs and rhetoric that voting to make the Highway Superintendent position an appointed position will take away your right to vote on town issues. I’d like to counter that with some points regarding that claim. This is not an issue of “taking away our right to vote.”
Community
OCO ‘Giving Thanks for 50 Years’ Celebration to Benefit Homeless Youth
Included among the more than 60 human services that OCO offers is its Homeless and Runaway Youth Shelter. The only program of its kind in the county OCO’s Homeless and Runaway Youth Shelter serves to stabilize households by preventing homelessness and facilitating the transition from homelessness to permanent housing.