Oswego Daily News
“Peter Pan” Arrives At The Oswego Players On August 18
On the stage of the Frances Marion Brown Theatre at the Oswego Players, a new production of “Peter Pan” will fly into Oswego this summer.
Year: 2023
US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand
Gillibrand Announces Over $6 Million In Federal Funding For Youth Mental Health Initiatives And Treatment For Substance Use Disorders In New York State
Today, U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand announced $6,837,883 in federal funding for youth mental health initiatives and programs, as well as treatment for substance use disorders in New York State. The funding was allocated through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and will be used to serve a wide array of needs, including helping to develop and support school- and community-based mental health programs and services, as well as expanding access to substance use disorder (SUD) treatments.
Foster Funeral Home
Sandra Jean Lee
Sandra Jean Lee, 76 , of Volney, sadly left us on August 14, 2023. Sandra was born on June 17, 1947 to Jeanette Stivers, and Harold G. Strowbridge in Syracuse.
Letters to the Editor
Donald Trump Is Not Above The Law — In Georgia Or Anywhere
The evidence contained in the most recent indictments against Donald Trump should disturb every American. Trump threatened the very bedrock of American democracy.
Letters to the Editor
Georgia Has Spoken: Donald Trump Is Not Above The Law
Two separate groups of everyday Americans, fulfilling their civic duty by serving on a grand jury, have now issued two separate indictments of Donald Trump for his efforts to overturn the will of voters, even after he knew he’d lost the 2020 election. These are the most serious indictments thus far because they deal with a conspiracy to overturn the foundation of our democracy: the vote of the American people.
Community
Sterling Historical Society, Hannibal Historical Society And Oswego Town Society To Host Host Annual Picnic
Sterling Historical Society is holding their annual picnic. This year we are including Hannibal’s Historical Society along with Oswego Town Society. The date is August 22th at 6:00 p.m. at the Fair Haven Pavilion located on Church Street.
Community
Community Yard Sale To Benefit United Way Of Oswego County
A Community Yard Sale to benefit United Way of Oswego County programs is scheduled to take place Saturday, August 26, from 9am-1pm, rain or shine. The yard sale, located at 7263 State Route 104, will be organized and hosted by volunteers who are Constellation employees at Fitzpatrick Nuclear Power Plant. Bargain finders will be able to browse and purchase a wide variety of slightly used merchandise while knowing their money will support several non-profit agencies across Oswego County.
Community
Senior Camp Retreat At Camp Hollis – Tuesday, September 12
A fun-filled, one-day retreat is scheduled for Tuesday, September 12 at Camp Hollis. The county is celebrating 31 years of Senior Camp. Geared especially for residents 50 years and older, this year’s theme is “Through The Years.” With this theme, we will showcase important events and historical people in Oswego County.
Senator John W. Mannion
Senator John W. Mannion Continues Record Funding For Workforce Training With Additional $1,750,000 For MACNY To Help Meet Demand for High-Skill Manufacturing Jobs In CNY And Across The State
Senator John W. Mannion (D-Geddes) today announced continued record funding for the Manufacturers Association of Central New York (MACNY) with an additional $1,750,000 for workforce training in high-demand and high-skill manufacturing jobs in Central New York and across the state. Senator Mannion has secured $4,250,000 for MACNY’s workforce training programs since taking office, including to help fund its successful Manufacturing Intermediary Apprenticeship Program (MIAP.)
News
Governor Hochul Announces Nearly $15 Million In Awards To Four Demonstration Projects That Advance Long Duration Energy Storage Technology Solutions
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced nearly $15 million in awards to four demonstration projects that advance long duration energy storage solutions that will help harness and provide stored renewable energy to New York’s electric grid. In addition to these awards, $8.15 million in funding has been announced to support innovative long duration energy storage solutions, devices, software, controls, and other complimentary technologies yet to be commercialized.