Community
FitzGibbons Agency Assists Buc Booster Efforts
FitzGibbons Agency recently showed its support of Oswego High School student athletes with the donation of 2010 Fall Sports schedules to the Buc Boosters.
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Most Improved Learner Award
A small reception was held at ARISE on August 18 to celebrate Chaz Barnes earning the “Most Improved Learner†award from Literacy Volunteers.
Community
St. Luke Staff Ccomplete Annual Emergency Safety Training
St. Luke Health Services staff recently completed their annual emergency preparation training exercises.
Community
Oswego Police Offer Tips To Stay Safe
Law enforcement is more than just responding to complaints from citizens, according to Oswego City Police Chief Michael J. Dehm, Jr. It’s also being proactive and helping to prevent crime in our community, he pointed out
Community
College Kickoff And Open House At OHS Sept. 30
Oswego High School students and parents are invited to a special event on Sept. 30.
Arts and Entertainment
Church, Players To Offer Comedy Fundraiser
The Church of the Resurrection and the Oswego Players will again co-produce a fundraiser for both organizations in late October.
Community
Marilyn Dirk Tells Rotary About Dr. Mary Walker
America’s only female Medal of Honor holder, Doctor Mary E. Walker, portrayed by Marilyn E. Dirk, visited the Oswego Sunrise Rotary club on Thursday.
Fulton Daily News
Doheny Claims Victory in Fulton Speech, But The Man He Beat Isn’t Going Away
It will be a three-way race, again, for the seat in Congress that represents Oswego County. Matt Doheny came to his Fulton headquarters and surrounded himself with local Republican political leaders to claim victory in the Republican primary. But as Doheny was holding his press conference, the man he beat was setting the stage for yet one more comeback.
Community
Oswego Players Open Playwriting Contest
The winning playwright will receive a $250 prize at the premiere of the play by the Oswego Players.
Arts and Entertainment
‘Dracula’ Swoops Onto SUNY Oswego Stage Oct. 14 to 17
“There have been many stage adaptations of Stoker’s novel,” said Mark Cole, the play’s director and professor of theatre, “and for this production we decided to return to the original version.”