Month: July 2021

There are many elements that bond us together as Americans: our democratic ideals, our love of freedom, the value we place on hard work, ingenuity and fighting for what we believe in.

Six Dental Assisting Students Graduate From CiTi Adult Education Program

The Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation congratulated six new Dental Assisting graduates at their completion ceremony July 1.

CiTi Educator, Administrator Earns Leadership Award

Years of experience in education as a leader, innovator, mentor and visionary recently translated into a prestigious honor for Roseann Bayne, Assistant Superintendent of Instruction at CiTi BOCES.

Oswego County Reports First Case Of Tick-Borne Disease Anaplasmosis

The Oswego County Public Health Department received a report from the New York State Department of Health yesterday that the tick-borne disease anaplasmosis was found in a county resident recently. This is the first such case reported in Oswego County.

City Of Oswego Opposes New Port Structure Despite Importance In Trade

July 1, 2021 Matt Watling

In the matter of days, a massive metal structure appeared along the East side’s skyline, stemming from the Port of Oswego’s plan to expand its grain center, despite complaints from Oswego residents and the city’s mayor, Billy Barlow.

Katko Introduces Bill To Support Local Research On COVID-19, Pandemic Preparedness

U.S. Rep. John Katko (R, NY-24) today introduced the COVID-19 and Pandemic Response Centers of Excellence Act, bipartisan legislation that would support additional COVID-19 and pandemic preparedness research at academic medical centers like SUNY Upstate Medical University and the University of Rochester.

Oswego Daily News

Oswego Police Investigate Fatal Car Crash On State Route 481

Oswego Police have released more information on the motor vehicle collision on State Route 481 today, which resulted in the death of an unnamed person involved in the crash.

OMS Honors 12 With May’s Character Education Award

At Oswego Middle School, the spotlight characteristic for May was responsibility and the school honored a dozen students who exude and display this character trait.

Barclay Honors Area High School Students With Community Service Leadership Award

Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay (R,C,I-Pulaski) today announced that 14 area high school students were awarded the newly-created 2021 Leader Barclay Community Service Youth Recognition Award.

Gillibrand, Cassidy Push To Fund Centers Of Excellence To Fortify Emergency Response Preparedness, Build Resiliency Against Future Pandemics

U.S. Senators Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) and Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-LA) are pushing for funding to establish a COVID-19 and Pandemic Response Centers of Excellence Program to designate academic medical centers as research and communication hubs that will improve the United States’ ability to swiftly respond to emerging public health threats and to continue battling COVID-19.