Oswego Health recently closed on its purchase of the land and buildings that used to make up A. L. Lee Memorial Hospital in Fulton, but the legal dispute with the city of Fulton over compensation for the land beneath the buildings has not been resolved.
Joanne Anderson of the Prince Of Peace Church in Fulton presented Jo-Lyn Phillips of Oswego County Opportunities with boxes of food that the congregation donated for families living in OCO’s homeless apartment program.
SUNY Oswego Lakers Women’s Ice Hockey team supports the United Way.
One of Oswego County’s most community minded companies, Entergy’s James A. FitzPatrick Nuclear Power Plant, recently completed its annual employee campaign in support of the United Way of Greater Oswego County.
Coordinator of WIC and Health Enrollment Services for Oswego County Opportunities, Cindy Palamar was a recent recipient of OCO’s prestigious Outstanding Employee Award.
As part of United Way Night, representatives from the SUNY Oswego Athletic Department invited representatives from the United Way of Greater Oswego County to take part in the ceremonial puck drop prior to the SUNY Oswego Lakers Women’s Ice Hockey game.
Red Raider sports teams have a tough night. Also, Christmas on the farm, and a look at the Champions League matchups.
Fulton has a budget for 2011. It does not raise taxes, but cuts jobs. It spends more for worker retirements, takes in less in state aid and cuts every department’s budget a little bit more. Mayor Ron Woodward used the words “pain and sacrifice” to describe the budget.
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