Community
Uncover Town of Volney Hidden History
Channel 9 has a Hidden History segment on the TV. One feature is the oldest church in Volney, the Bristol Hill Church and its involvement in the Underground Railroad.
Month: February 2017
Foster Funeral Home
Shirley M. Toal, 73
Shirley Marie Schneller Toal, 73, of Fulton, passed away peacefully on Friday February 10, 2017, at Oswego Hospital in Oswego.
Newborns
Kynlee Mae Matott
Kynlee Mae Matott was born in Oswego Hospital on Feb. 11, 2017, at 8:46 a.m.
Community
SUNY Oswego, St. Francis Commons Health and Wellness Project Under Way
SUNY Oswego students from Dr. Minjung Seo’s Health Promotion Program Planning class spent an afternoon at St. Francis Commons Assisted Living Residence interviewing residents, as part of a multi-semester class project that focuses on the development and implementation of evidence-based health promotion programs.
Sugar and Sugar Scanlon Funeral Homes
Mary J. Hoyt – services
Calling hours: Saturday, February 18, from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Sugar Funeral Home, Inc., 224 W. Second St. S., followed by a funeral service at 11 a.m. with Rev. J, Canorro officiating.
Newborns
Amelia Annmarie Harris
Amelia Annmarie Harris was born in Oswego Hospital on Feb. 10, 2017.
Foster Funeral Home
Armond ‘Army’ DiNardo, 90
Armond “Army” DiNardo, 90, of Oswego, formerly of Fulton, passed away Friday February 10, 2017, at Oswego Hospital after a brief illness.
Movie Times
Oswego Cinema 7 2/13/2017 – 2/15/2017
A DOG’S PURPOSE 4:20P 6:40P 9:00P FIFTY SHADES DARKER 4:50P 7:30P 10:10P HIDDEN FIGURES 3:50P 6:50P 9:40P JOHN WICK: CHAPTER 2 4:25P […]
Letters to the Editor
Hide and Seek!
We all remember that game when we were kids. Hide and Seek is played in government as you all know. I feel a need to let you know just how I found the most recent hidden item. Recently, the 911 Center requested an update to the Pictometry System. The costs of the update (that may be outdated one month after being done) is $198,000.
Oswego Daily News
Buddy and Porky Pet Health – Info Removed From USDA Website
We just learned that U.S. Department of Agriculture suddenly removed inspection reports and other information from its website about the treatment of animals at federally licensed research laboratories, zoos, dog breeding operations (puppy mills) and other facilities. The USDA cited court rulings and privacy laws for the decision. The removed documents will now be accessible only via Freedom of Information Act (FOIL) requests, a cumbersome, expensive and slow process at best.