Month: April 2023

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County will be hosting a free farm-to-school workshop on Wednesday, May 24 from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at CiTi BOCES, 179 County Route 64, Mexico. The purpose of the event is to bring together local farms and school districts to learn about the New York State Farm-to-School Program.

Vivian Semeraro

Vivian Semeraro, 101; of Fulton will be Buried with a Committal Service at Mt. Adnah Cemetery Friday, April 21 at 11 a.m. with Deacon Jeff Dean officiating.

Assembly Democrats Reject “Inflation Relief & Consumer Assistance Plan”

Assembly Democrats today blocked a Republican proposal to suspend state sales tax on gasoline and a variety of everyday purchases, a measure which would have helped New Yorkers manage persistent inflation. The “Inflation Relief & Consumer Assistance Plan” (A.1690, Barclay) was rejected by Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee, preventing the bill from advancing to the Assembly floor.

Dec And Ogs Announce First-Ever Participants Of New York State’s Green Purchasing Communities Program

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and Office of General Services (OGS) today announced the first members of the State’s newly launched Green Purchasing Communities program. This announcement, made during New York State’s Earth Week celebration, acknowledges the city of White Plains and village of Croton-on-Hudson in Westchester County and the village of Pulaski in Oswego County for making commitments to purchase more sustainable products and support a more sustainable economy.

Oswego County/City Drug Task Force Arrest Four In Hannibal Drug Raid

On April 19, 2023, the Oswego City Drug Task Force, the Oswego City Special Response Team, and the Oswego County Drug Task Force, executed a search warrant on a residence in the Village of Hannibal. Investigators with the city task force had gathered information that there were several people at this residence suppling narcotics to the city of Oswego.

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Tops Proudly Partners With American Dairy Association & FlashFood®

When you take great care in choosing your business partners, you find people who share the same goals. That’s why we’re proud to partner with the American Dairy Association as well as Flashfoods®, among others, who make sustainability practices a priority year round.

Lighthouse Lanes Partners with Bruce Racing For 2023 Oswego Speedway Season

Bruce Racing is proud to announce a partnership with Lighthouse Lanes of Oswego for the upcoming 2023 racing season at Oswego Speedway.

NFL Buffalo Bills And The American Heart Association Teaming Up To Save Lives Through CPR

With nearly 3 out of 4 cardiac arrests outside of the hospital ocurring in homes, knowing how to perform CPR is critically important[1]. CPR, especially if performed immediately, could double or triple a cardiac arrest victim’s chance of survival[2]. That is why the American Heart Association, the worldwide leader in resuscitation science and education, and the Buffalo Bills are adding lifesavers to the chain of survival through training and education. A five-year, $1 million commitment by the Buffalo Bills is an organizational priority following the cardiac arrest incidents of both Buffalo Bills co-owner Kim Pegula last summer and safety Damar Hamlin during Monday Night Football on Jan. 2.

NYSDOT Staff To Collect And Dispose Of Trash In Region 3 In Honor Of Earth Week

New York State Department of Transportation today announced that in recognition of Earth Week, the Department will be taking part in a statewide “Trash Blitz” on Friday, April 21, from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. to help protect the environment and beautify our local communities. Weather permitting, NYSDOT workers will join together to collect and dispose of litter along roads, highways and other locations across the state to show their commitment to making their home communities a better place to live and work.

Statement From Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay On New York’s Judicial Nomination Process

“Rules aren’t supposed to change in the middle of the game. But the longer Democrats are in power, the more it seems to happen in Albany. The process of nominating a new chief judge has turned into a blatant attempt by New York Democrats to circumvent