Month: February 2020

After meeting with and considering three exceptional candidates, the Oswego County Democratic Committee endorsed Dana Balter for the 24th Congressional District.

Kill Shakespeare to Make Popular Comic Series Come Alive on SUNY Oswego Stage

A popular comic book series culminating in an epic battle between a famous playwright’s good and evil characters will play out on stage when SUNY Oswego hosts “Kill Shakespeare: The Live Graphic Novel,” at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 20, in Tyler Hall’s Waterman Theatre.

Fulton Block Builders Announces Pay-It-Forward Campaign

Fulton Block Builders has heard from many participants about how good it feels to be part of something that’s improving their neighborhood, bringing neighbors together, and lifting up our city.

Tourism Office Is Still Accepting Info for Summer/Fall Events Calendar

Organizations and businesses who are planning special events this summer and fall can receive a free listing in the 2020 “Summer/Fall” events calendar published by the Oswego County Tourism Office. The deadline to submit information is Friday, Feb. 14.

February 12, 2020 Steve Yablonski

Weather Notebook For February 12, 2020

Mild with increasing sun today. High in the mid 30s.

Beverly J. Sawyer

Beverly J. Sawyer, 92, of Volney, passed away Monday, February 10, 2020, at her home.

Sondra L. Blenman

Sondra L. Blenman, 74, of Oswego, died Saturday February 8, 2020, after her battle with lung cancer.

Wilhelmina Barton

Wilhelmina Barton, 84, of Mexico, passed away on Thursday, February 6, 2020, at Seneca Hill Manor, surrounded by her loving family.

Patricia M. Zappala

Patricia M. Zappala, 68, of Oswego passed on Sunday February 9, 2020, surrounded by her loving family.

Mayor Barlow, Oswego Bookmobile Secure $124,611 Grant for New Bus

Mayor Billy Barlow announced today, Feb. 10, the Oswego Bookmobile has secured a $124,611 grant through New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Alliance for Economic Inclusion Anti-Poverty Initiative with assistance from the city of Oswego.