During the summer of 1756 colonial batteaumen brought several shipments of supplies from Albany to the English garrison at Oswego shortly before it fell to the French a few weeks later on August 14, 1756. Among the supplies were 33 barrels containing 1,023 gallons of rum that were delivered to Indian traders Chapman Abraham and Daniel Denniston.
The Oswego Evangelical Alliance of Oswego area churches invites all to a Community Good Friday Service at 7 p.m. April 6. It will be at the Oswego Alliance Church, 371 Thompson Road, off of Route 104 West.
The Dean’s List recognizes students that have a grade point average of 3.6 or highter for the Fall 2011 academic term.
This elegant gala features first-class meal service, enchanting period music, ballroom dancing and interactive costumed actors at the beautifully historic American Foundry, 246 W. Seneca St.
New York State Senator Patty Ritchie helped celebrate the opening of New York State’s sweetest season with Kevin Enders, owner of the Red Schoolhouse Maple in Fulton as part of Maple Weekend.
Today, many elephants work in elephant camps. The tourist dollar keeps the mahouts employed and pays for the elephant’s feeding and care. An adult female elephant weighs 3 to 5 tons, is about 8 feet tall and eats about 500 pounds of food a day.
Alexander J. Grimshaw, 79, of Fulton died Friday March 23, 2012, at University Hospital, Syracuse.
The Oswego County Historical Society will host the 25th “Not So Silent Auction” fund-raiser on March 30 from 6 – 8:30 p.m. at the American Foundry at 246 W. Seneca St.
Two Oswego High School students, Michael Gill and Courtney Lavere, received recognition at the Kenan Center All State Photography Competition this month..
More than 300 entries were submitted from throughout New York State in the prestigious annual event.
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