Month: July 2022

The staff of the Oswego County Office for the Aging/NY Connects (OFA) will visit several communities around Oswego County in the coming months to offer general information about OFA’s programs and services as well as application assistance to those who are unable to visit the Oswego office.

One-Time Exam Fee Waiver Announced For Patrol/Police Officer Test

The Oswego County Human Resources Office announced an application fee waiver for the patrol/police officer exam scheduled for September 2022.

Ryan Phelps Auto Sales Night July 9 At Fulton Speedway Results

Ryan Phelps Auto Sales Night July 9 at Fulton Speedway results are as follows:

Tim Sears Jr. Uses Late Race Pass To Return to Brewerton Speedway Modified Victory Lane

Friday night at the Brewerton Speedway fans were treated to great side by side racing, a first career feature win, and tightening point races by the end of the night.

New York State, Oswego County Officials Monitoring Silo Fire In Volney

State and local officials met recently to discuss concerns regarding a fire in a silo at the Attis ethanol plant in Volney, New York.

The Manor At Seneca Hill Graduates Four Certified Nursing Assistants

The Manor at Seneca Hill makes starting a career in healthcare easy with on-the-job training and a paid certification program.

SUNY Oswego Names Gabriel Marshall New Associate Vice President For Student Affairs

SUNY Oswego recently hired Dr. Gabriel Marshall as its new associate vice president for student affairs following a competitive national search.

Ontario Auto Night At Brewerton Speedway July 8 Results

Ontario Auto Night At Brewerton Speedway July 8 results are as follows:

Pet Of The Week: Cougar

If you are interested in adopting, you can download our Adoption Application at tinyurl.com/oswego-humane-application. You can email us your completed application and any questions to [email protected]!

July 9, 2022 Kassadee Bradshaw

Fulton City Clerk/Chamberlain Daniel O’Brien Retires After Three Decades Of Service To City

Fulton City Clerk/Chamberlain Daniel O’Brien is now wrapping up his first week of retirement after dedicating over three decades to working for the city.