Two pieces of Oswego’s history were donated to link the city’s catalog of historic documents. Cousins Ron and Mark Tesoriero worked together to preserve the Port City’s history. The city has dozens of books that document laws, events and pivotal moments dating back 170 years.
But, its collection wasn’t complete […]
In a couple more hours, we will greet 2019 with champagne, kisses and singing at midnight. One song in particular is a standard on New Year’s Eve. But, if you’re like most people, you probably don’t know for sure just what you’re singing about when you join the crowd at the stroke of midnight and sing “Auld Lang Syne.” […]
Before the holiday shopping season ramps up, the public is encouraged to shop locally during Small Business Saturday. The day is traditionally held the Saturday after Thanksgiving (following Black Friday) and serves as a reminder that gifts and services purchased locally support businesses and jobs in our backyards. […]
My chihuahua, Ernest, is a perfect dog in every way except for one thing. He hates to go outside to do his business when it’s really cold. He really hates it and even if I put him out, he just wants to come right back in and then he waits for a while and poops somewhere inside where I find it later. […]
Nine months from today, people will start to move into Champlain Commons, Diane Cooper-Currier, executive director, Oswego County Opportunities, said October 17. “OCO is thrilled to be a partner with Rochester’s Cornerstone Group and our state funding partners to bring new, safe, affordable and quality housing to Oswego County,” she said. […]
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