Laker field hockey team defeats Wells
The Oswego State field hockey team (2-8) got back into the win column at home when it put together a great team effort to defeated the Wells Express (4-7), 4-2, on Wednesday afternoon.
The Oswego State field hockey team (2-8) got back into the win column at home when it put together a great team effort to defeated the Wells Express (4-7), 4-2, on Wednesday afternoon.
Sophomore Haley Miller (Springwater, N.Y.) battled back from an 8-2 deficit in the third-set supertiebreaker to win at fifth singles and give the Oswego State women’s tennis team (3-8) a 5-4 win over St. John Fisher (1-8) on Wednesday.
Paul E. Houghtaling, 76, of Pennellville, passed away on Wednesday Oct. 3, 2012.
Marie L. Demling, 88, a former resident of 380 Cobblestone in the Town of Oswego, passed away Wednesday Oct. 3, 2012, at Oswego Hospital.
Harbor Towne Gifts and Souvenirs, of Oswego, has once again made a donation to the annual bazaar to be held by the Oswego Hospital Auxiliary. The local business has donated Department 56’s Christmasland Tree Toppers, which is part of the North Pole series.
Allen Boyce told the members of Lake Ontario Royal Arch Masons about the strange case of William Morgan.
As a result of continued investigations into the alleged possession and sales of illegal drugs in the city of Oswego area, the Oswego City Police Department is announcing the following arrest: On Sunday September 30, at about 8:30 p.m. the Oswego City Police Department’s Anti-Crime Team executed a search warrant at 230 W. Seneca St.
Breast Cancer Awareness month is under way and on the very first day of October the Oswego Middle School staff became actively involved in the effort. Visitors to OMS will see a bit of pink in many of the staff member’s hair in recognition of their involvement to increase awareness of the tragic results of breast cancer.
Now in its eighth year at SUNY Oswego, the project is part of an annual statewide community-service project by Student-Athlete Advisory Council chapters at all 11 SUNY Athletic Conference colleges.
Thanks to the support we received from businesses and organizations that participated in the event, hundreds of area youth enjoyed an afternoon that included free school supplies, lunch bags packed with a healthy lunch, face painting, complimentary hair cuts and dental screenings, presentations on health, safety, education and more.
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