Community
Fitzhugh Park Spellers Ready
Four Fitzhugh Park Elementary School students have qualified for the upcoming regional spelling bee.
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Community
Oswego Middle School Students ‘Recording Our Future’
“Recording Our Future” has been a cooperative effort between the Oswego Middle School, SUNY Oswego’s School of Community, Media and the Arts and Pathfinder Bank.
Arts and Entertainment
‘Mousetrap’ Features Familiar Faces
Several familiar faces to Oswego audiences have roles in Inez Manor Parker’s February presentation of Dame Agatha Christie’s “The Mousetrap.”
Dowdle Funeral Home
Noreen T. Culeton, 72
Noreen T. Culeton, 72, a resident of 45 Gerritt St., passed away on Sunday evening Jan. 30, 2011, at University Hospital in Syracuse.
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Frederick L. Stevens, Sr.
Frederick L. Stevens, Sr., a resident of Wolcott, passed away January 30th, 2011 at his home.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: The New Test
Students get a first crack at the new Regents exam. Also today — the hockey team fights to make the playoffs, and a student learns to ski.
Fulton Daily News
State Budget: Gov. Proposes $100K Loss of Aid for Local Governments
The first pieces of the Governor’s proposed 2011-12 budget are out. His plan to cut spending at all levels will remove nearly $100,000 from the county’s city, town and village budgets.
The cities of Fulton and Oswego will take the largest hits — of $33,000 and $50,000, respectively.
Fulton Daily News
Monday’s Links Worth Clicking
Gov. Andrew Cuomo to present dreaded 2011-12 state budget A state official says Cuomo is considering cuts of 2 percent to 3 percent in school aid and in Medicaid, while proposing as many as 10,000 […]
Community
Backstreet Books Hosts OCO Head Pin
The honorary head pin for Oswego County Opportunities’ upcoming Bowl-A-Fun, The Pink Guardian Angel, recently stopped by Backstreet Books & Bistro to help promote the event.
Community
Fulton Mill Apartments Welcomes Red Cross’ I’m OK Program
Residents of Fulton Mills Apartments can rest easier knowing that the Red Cross’ I’m OK Program is addressing their concerns.