Year: 2022

The Oswego Trinity United Methodist Church (UMC) welcomes everyone to its freewill picnic dinner on Sunday, July 10 from 4:30—5:30 p.m. or until sold out.

Hannibal Students Experience Hovercraft Lesson

After learning about complex STEM subjects in the classroom, Dennis M. Kenney fifth- and sixth-graders recently put that knowledge into practice during the Hovercraft Project.

Ceremony Recognizes Hannibal UPK Graduates

The youngest Hannibal Warriors recently celebrated a milestone achievement as dozens of students participated in a UPK graduation ceremony.

OMS Announces 4th Quarter Honor Roll For 2021-22

Oswego Middle School Principal Mary Beth Fierro along with her faculty and staff would like to recognize the following students who earned Honor Roll and/or High Honor Roll status for the 4th marking period of the 2021-22 school year.

David W. Cook

David W. Cook, age 71 of Hannibal, New York, passed away suddenly on Thursday, June 23, 2022, at home.

City of Oswego Slated For Two-Year Property Assessment

June 28, 2022 Shea O'Malley

Oswego will undergo a city-wide real property assessment over the course of the next two years, a move the city requires to obtain updated home and property information; the Common Council passing the measure during last night’s Monday, June 27 meeting.

Myron Fuller, Jr.

Myron Fuller, Jr, age 60, of Fulton, New York, passed away on Sunday, June 26, 2022, at home with his family by his side.

Schumer Announces Extension Of School Lunch, Child Nutrition Waivers Has Been Signed Into Law

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer yesterday announced the bipartisan Keep Kids Fed Act has officially been signed into law.

June 28, 2022 Submitted article

Labor Palooza Coming To Oswego

Representatives of eight regional labor unions will come to Elim Grace Church to tell people about the career and world class training, pay and benefits they may offer on Tuesday, July 12, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

First FCSD Students Complete IT Program At Cayuga Community College

This spring, 25 seniors from the Fulton City School District (FCSD) became the first students to complete a joint initiative at Cayuga Community College helping them earn credits toward a degree in information technology.