Month: December 2021

The quality and care at The Manor at Seneca Hill remains one of the best in Central New York. The Manor has earned a 5-star quality rating and 5-star rating overall from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS).

SUNY Oswego Continues On Princeton Review Green Colleges Guide

SUNY Oswego’s array of sustainability activities have once again earned recognition in Princeton Review’s “Guide to Green Colleges.”

Leighton Elementary Students Shine In First Concert

Music filled the Faust Theater for Performing Arts on December 14, as some of the Oswego City School District’s youngest musicians took the stage.

Senator Charles Schumer unveils the NRCâ€™s new security measures. With the senator are, from left, county legislator Mary Flett and Amy Tresidder, and Oswego Mayor Randy Bateman.

Schumer, Gillbrand Announce Over $136 Million In Federal Funding For 59 Airports Across New York

Yesterday, U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand announced $136,977,897 in federal funding for 59 airports across New York State, including $159,000 for the Oswego County Airport in Fulton.

December 17, 2021 Kassadee Bradshaw

Oswego DPW Commissioner Fired, Arrested For Incident At City Halloween Event

Today Mayor Billy Barlow announced that Department of Public Works Commissioner Thomas Kells has been fired from his position following a police investigation of an incident at the city’s Creepy Crawl event in October.

Two Dead From Fire In Granby

On Wednesday, December 15, 2021, at around 4 a.m., members of the Oswego County Sheriff’s Office were dispatched to a structure fire at 354 County Line Road in the Town of Granby.

Pet Of The Week: Xena

If you are interested in adopting, you can download an Adoption Application from our Adopt A Pet webpage. You can email us your completed application and any questions to [email protected]!

Fulton Sunrise Rotary Receives $1500 Grant From APRA Funds

The Fulton Sunrise Rotary recently received a $1500 grant from the City of Fulton.

OCSD Plans Remote Learning For December 17-23 Due To Staffing Shortages

As COVID-19 numbers in the county continue to climb at a rapid pace, the Oswego City School District has announced it will switch to remote learning due to staffing shortages.