50 Businesses, Agencies at Fulton Career Expo Thursday
State Senator Patty Ritchie’s Career and Resource Expo on Thursday will feature 50 businesses and agencies looking to help Central New Yorkers find new careers.
State Senator Patty Ritchie’s Career and Resource Expo on Thursday will feature 50 businesses and agencies looking to help Central New Yorkers find new careers.
Rice Creek Rambles, free naturalist-led walks at SUNY Oswego’s ecologically diverse biological field station, will take place at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. every other Saturday from mid-July to mid-August.
One of the best parts of visiting communities across our region is getting a chance to visit the many Farmers’ Markets that are becoming such a major part of revitalizing both large and small towns.
With the arrival of summer, local residents are spending more and more time outdoors enjoying the warmer weather. However, because the city of Oswego has an Open Burning Ordinance, many residents have felt that they were unable to partake in barbecues or camp fires.

The Oz Roller Girls provided a portion of proceeds from its May roller derby bout, where Humane Society mascots Porky and Buddy collected loose change donations.
Currently, room is still available at the Frederick Leighton Elementary School, Kingsford Park Elementary School and Minetto Elementary school for children wishing to attend universal pre-kindergarten.
Kenneth Abraham, 69, of Fulton, passed away Friday, May 27 at the VA Medical Center, Syracuse.
The Village of Pulaski retained its title for the best-tasting drinking water in Oswego County in an informal contest sponsored by the Oswego County Health Department. Five municipal water districts took part in the 21st annual contest, held May 28 at the Fulton Memorial Day Salute.
A fond farewell for a chorus teacher. Also today, the yearbooks are here!
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