Oswego Daily News
Oswego DMV Office Now Open Five Days-a-Week Including Wednesdays
The Oswego DMV office at 384 E. River Road has resumed normal operating hours and will be open to the public on Wednesday, Sept. 25 starting at 9 a.m.
Month: September 2019
Community
Sandy Creek Central School’s Pre-K Orientation Eases Transition For First Day
In preparation for the first day of pre-K, Sandy Creek Central School District held an orientation week for students and parents.
Sandra Scott Travels
Sandra Scott Travels: Enjoy Some Quick and Easy Sea Purslane Fish Cakes
Before I went to Bermuda I searched for a place to do a cooking experience and found a unique one offered by Doreen Williams-James. She calls herself a forager, an expert in locating, eating, and preparing food that grows in the wild. Foraging runs in the family; she learned from her father who learned from his father.
Sugar and Sugar Scanlon Funeral Homes
Dorothy J. Hanson, 90
Dorothy J. Hanson, 90, of Spring Hill, Florida, died Sunday September 8, 2019, at Oak Hill Hospital, Florida.
Community
Outdoor Service, Picnic Set at United Baptist Church of Scriba
The United Baptist Church of Scriba will have its morning service outdoors in the pavilion behind the church building on Sept. 29, at 10 a.m.
Sugar and Sugar Scanlon Funeral Homes
James L. Blanchard, 55
James L. Blanchard, 55, of Oswego, died Sunday September 15, 2019, at his home after a sudden heart attack.
Community
Pet of the Week – Neveah
Neveah is a black and orange, calico, female, kitten. She is about 3-months old, dewormed, and vaccinated. She will be available for adoption at the end of September.
Community
Fulton Polish Fest Features Special Delivery
Special Delivery was founded in 2013 and is comprised of the best musicians from Buffalo’s most popular bands.
Community
Oswego Industries Builds Pavilion with Donation from Syracuse Corvette Club
Oswego Industries Inc. recently completed construction of an outdoor pavilion thanks to a generous donation of $1,000 from the Syracuse Corvette Club.
Community
Rotarians Learn About Sign Language Propgram
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting, Rotarian Dan Farfaglia introduced Pam Mabee, American Sign Language instructor, and Brianna Ralston, ASL Interpreter, from Whole Me, Inc., which is a nonprofit agency founded in 2003 in response to families looking for an after-school enrichment program that was accessible to deaf and hard of hearing children.