Month: April 2021

High school students in the Phoenix Central School District will be able to engage in transformative classroom and learning experiences beginning next fall through Project Lead The Way (PLTW).

Oswego Army Recruiting Station Give Virtual Presentations To CiTi Students

The Oswego Army Recruiting Station has been presenting to students of the Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation to educate on available opportunities.

Katko Reintroduces Bipartisan Legislation To Tackle Doctor Shortages In CNY During Pandemic

U.S. Rep. John Katko (R, NY-24) today announced he reintroduced legislation that would take critical steps towards reducing physician shortages in Central New York and nationwide by boosting the number of Medicare-supported residency positions.

Vona’s Restaurant Sponsors “Out Run Autism” 5K

The 6th Annual “Out Run Autism” 5K will return live on May 1 to benefit the Oswego County Autism Task Force.

Oswego County Health Department Vaccinates Homebound Residents

April 4, 2021 Contributor

The Oswego County Health Department is scheduling appointments for homebound residents to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

UPDATE: Oswego Police Ask Public For Help In Locating Missing Hastings Teen

The Oswego City Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in determining the location and/ or the whereabouts of a missing teenager, Brad L. Currier.

Next Oswego City Game To Challenge Residents To Create Welcoming Front Door, Porch

The City of Oswego in collaboration with Oswego Renaissance Association, I Heart Oswego, Raby’s Ace and Burke’s Home Center are announcing the next city games contest “Welcome Home Decorating Contest” where contestants create a “Welcoming” Front Door and/or Porch.

Jerry E. Fredette

Jerry E. Fredette, 73; of Fulton passed peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family and friends.

Barclay: As New York Slips Further Into Unrest, Democrats Do Nothing To Make Streets Safer

New York’s criminal justice system has deteriorated to dangerous levels. At the direction of Democrats in the state Legislature and New York City, we have seen drastic changes to parole and bail policies that have undermined police officers and put the public in harm’s way.

Good Health, Wellness Always Top Priority For Thriving Communities

Each year, the American Public Health Association designates the first full week of April as a time to recognize public health workers and highlight key issues to improve the health of the nation. In recognition of the connections made and partnerships strengthened over this last year, the theme of the 2021 campaign is “Building Bridges to Better Health.”