Community
Palermo Elementary Celebrates Recertification As Lighthouse School
Dancing, laughter and fantastic drumbeats helped Palermo Elementary School celebrate their recertification as a Leader in Me Lighthouse School.
Month: November 2022
Pet Health
Pets Of The Week: Stranger Kittens
These are our Stranger Kittens. Meet Joyce (calico), Elle (torbie), and Lucus (tabby).
News
Oswego County Corrections Officer Charged After Investigation Shows Inappropriate Relationship With Inmate
On October 27, 2022, the Oswego County Sheriff’s Criminal Investigation Division was made aware of a complaint against a Corrections Officer.
Off The Cuff
Off The Cuff With Mayor Barlow, November 2022
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Oswego Daily News
Mayor Barlow Announces Opening Of 2022-2023 Free Public Ice-Skating Season
Mayor Billy Barlow announced today, Thursday, November 3, the operating hours for free open ice skating at the Cullinan Ice Rink at Kingsford Park School, opening for the season on Friday, November 11.
News
Daylight Saving Time Ends: AAA Advises Drivers, Pedestrians On Safety As Clocks Turn Back
Are you struggling with dark mornings on your way to work and as the kids head out to school? It’s about to change.
Arts and Entertainment
Hook Songwriter Series With Colin Aberdeen, Joe Driscoll, Ryan Burdick Performing
Oswego Music Hall has The Hook Songwriter Series, with John McConnell and Cam Caruso coordinating on Friday, November 11. Colin Aberdeen, Joe Driscoll, and Ryan Burdick will share the stage beginning at 7:30 p.m.; doors opening at 7 p.m.
News
Sheriff Announces Police Academy Graduation To Be Held On Friday
A graduation ceremony to honor Oswego County Sheriff’s Office newest recruits will be held on Friday, November 4 at 1 p.m. at the Alliance Church in Fulton, New York.
Community
CiTi’s Model Schools Program Recognizes Phoenix Schools For Esports Initiative
PHOENIX, NY – The Phoenix Central School District’s esports program is providing students with high-tech opportunities in the world of gaming, earning recognition from competitors and colleagues across the state. As a result, the CiTi […]
Arts and Entertainment
Central Square Set For 2 One-Act Student-Directed Plays This Week
The stage is set and the actors are ready as the one-act festival at Central Square’s Paul V. Moore High School will hold three showings this week.