Month: April 2021

“The Next Great Idea Oswego County Business Plan Competition” (NGI) is calling for entries for the 2021 competition, which will give away $90,000 in prizes. The competition is accepting Business Concept Proposals now through April 30.

Barclay: Tax-And-Spend Budget Will Have Relocation Ramifications

Earlier this week, the Majority Conferences passed a back-room budget deal that completely disregarded every rule of fiscal responsibility.

Katko Announces $1.4 Million In Federal Funding For East Hill Family Medical In Auburn

U.S. Rep. John Katko (NY-24) yesterday announced $1,423,108 in federal funding will be distributed to East Hill Family Medical Inc., a Federal Qualified Health Center that delivers comprehensive, quality healthcare services to underserved communities in Central New York.

Compass Federal Credit Union Scholarship Deadline Just One Week Away

Compass Federal Credit Union is again eager to give back to the community by way of scholarships, with $14,000 set to be distributed to help support members’ higher education.

Pet Of The Week: Big Boy

If you are interested in adopting Big Boy, visit https://oswegohumane.org/pet/big-boy/ or contact the Oswego County Humane Society.

Phillip N. Bailey

Phillip N. Bailey, 54, of Fulton, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, April 7, 2021 at home surrounded by family.

E. Lois Minnoe

E. Lois Minnoe, 97, of Baldwinsville, passed away on Thursday, April 1, 2021.

Fulton Daily News

Fulton Man Dies Following Motorcycle Crash

The Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate the serious motorcycle crash that occurred yesterday evening on Morgan Road in the Town of Clay, which has now claimed the life of a Fulton man.

Arnold Stieber: End The War In Afghanistan

Our continued presence in Afghanistan is not making America safer. In fact, prolonging these conflicts is making us a target and putting our troops in harms way unnecessarily.

Barclay: Cuomo, Democrats Continue To Injure NY’s Bars, Restaurants

The 11 p.m. curfew on New York’s bars and restaurants should have been lifted by now. The fact that Gov. Cuomo is extending this arbitrary and costly mandate is absolutely unacceptable.