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Columbus Ships Pinta & Nina in Oswego
Celebrating ‘Iron Men In Wooden Boats’
Replicas of the Nina and Pinta, ‘floating museums,’ are at the H. Lee White Marine Museum this weekend for visitors to view and even climb aboard and look around.
Free Youth Sailing Course Sponsored By NRG, Offered At Oswego Maritime Foundation
An Introduction to Youth Community Boating sponsored by a grant from NRG Energy is being offered July 25-26 from 1 – 3:30 p.m.
Youngsters Keep Reading All Summer Thanks To Bookmobile
This summer the Oswego YMCA bookmobile is traveling regular weekly routes throughout the Oswego City School District providing students with opportunities to select free books they can keep and at the same time encourage continued reading.
Catholic Charities’ Summer Groups Serving Area Youth
Area youth ages 6 and up have been receiving valuable information regarding pertinent issues that they encounter on a regular basis: anger management, self-esteem, impulse control, bullying, and social skills.
History On Display At Library
Oswego, 1920 –1946 is the theme of the July photographic exhibit at the Oswego Public Library’s Art Gallery. Harrison Wilde created this exhibit from old albums that he purchased at an antique store (Tug Hill Antiques).
Nominations Sought For Oswego High Athletic Hall Of Fame
Through the tremendous support of the Buccaneer Boosters, Director of Physical Education and Athletics Scott Sugar is proud to announce that nominations are now being accepted for this year’s Oswego Athletic Hall of Fame class which will be inducted on Oct. 1.
Summertime – ‘A Different Kind Of Busy’ At Area Schools
School’s out, the last tests have been graded and the diplomas have been handed out. It’s time for the school administratiors to breathe a collective sigh of relief and go on vacation… right? Well, not quite.
NRC: Nuke Plant Plan Working While Workers are on Strike
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission says Constellation Nuclear’s plan to keep its Nine Mile Point nuclear plants running is working so far, while union workers continue their strike.


