The 2011 Great Lakes Seaway Trail Travel Magazine is now available with editorial stories on wineries, the War of 1812, and enjoying a scenic drive on the 518-mile National Scenic Byway that parallels the St. Lawrence River, Lake Ontario, the Niagara River, and Lake Erie in New York and Pennsylvania.
The Oz Roller Girls main team will host Watertown’s Black River Rollers in the headline bout at Oswego’s Crisafulli Rink. In the second match, the Oz league’s in-house teams, the Port City Sirens and the Nukes of Hazzard, will make their debut.
Students remember Terry Richardson from their Lanigan Elementary days. Also, a resource fair urges students to make the best decisions.
The former President of Hannibal’s Board of Education claims that board members deliberately deceived taxpayers by claiming that no salary increases had been built into the proposed 2011-12 budget when money for raises had been hidden in other accounts.
District officials flatly denied the claim.
This Friday and Saturday evening, May 13th and 14th at 7 p.m., the Oswego High School Drama Club will present two one-act plays directed by OHS Drama Club students. This production is special in that the adults acted only as advisors or mentors and the students themselves were responsible for all aspects of the production.
A cooperative effort between the Oswego City School District and the City of Oswego resulted in the planting of several trees in celebration of Arbor Day.
Sheriff Reuel A. Todd has announced the Oswego County Sheriff’s Department’s participation in a nationwide crackdown on seatbelt violators between May 23 and June 5 during the nationwide campaign, “Click It or Ticket.”
A Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) celebration was recently held at the Leighton School in Oswego. There were numerous education and recreational experiences.
Oswego junior Whitney Ford, turned in an outstanding performance for the Lady Bucs, at the 20 team East Syracuse-Minoa Girls’ Track and Field Invitational, held Friday afternoon at East Syracuse-Minoa High School.
Terry C. Richardson, 59 of Fulton, died Saturday resulting from a motorcycle accident in Madison County.
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