The Oswego County Legislature’s Economic Development and Planning Committee recently presented a proclamation to Sara Broadwell of the Greater Oswego – Fulton Chamber of Commerce designating April 29 to May 5 as National Small Business Week.
In preparation of the upcoming boating season, the Oswego Fire Department has partnered with the USCG Auxiliary to host a boating safety course on May 5. The “It’s All About Boating Safely” course is designed for the beginner boater or watercraft user.
Gene L. Sedner, 79, of Granby (Fulton) passed away on Sunday April 22, 2018, in Rome, NY.
At Monday night’s Common Council meeting, Mayor Billy Barlow was joined by members of the Oswego Tree Stewards as he proclaimed Friday Arbor Day in the Port City. The Oswego City Tree Stewards will celebrate Arbor Day on April 27 at 4 p.m. at Hamilton Park by planting a new tree in the park and hosting a pruning workshop by Jim Maloney a NYS Certified Forester, according to Valerie Dawnstar, coordinator.
The data was collected from 46 Syracuse University students and faculty members who attended an on-campus PAWS of CNY pet therapy event, and 41 students who attended a similar event at SUNY Oswego. Seventy-seven percent of respondents were aged 18-24.
Ronald Tracey Frawley, 72, of Fulton, passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Sunday April 22, 2018, at Morningstar Health Care, Oswego, NY.
Just one day before Earth Day, volunteers gathered in downtown Fulton to help collect trash and beautify the area as Friends of Fulton Parks participated in the annual Canal Clean Sweep with their Sparkle-A-Park cleanup. One group of volunteers collected litter from along the Oswego River on the city’s Towpath Trail while another group worked to beautify Veterans Park on South First Street including the area between the downtown gazebo and the Fulton Public Library.
Sunny and much warmer today. High around 65.
When the faucet is turned on, we take it for granted that clean, safe water will come out of the spigot. Unfortunately, as has been reported both nationally and in New York State, this is not always the case. In recent years, many problems have arisen due to aging water and sewer systems. In many cases, municipalities are dealing with systems that are more than 100 years old.
Did you know that some pet stores in New York sell pets using a financing/leasing scheme that is essentially rent-to-own? Legislation has been introduced in New York State that would ban this predatory lending practice and it needs your support.
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