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The Oswego High School â€œClass of 2014â€ will be welcomed by administration, teachers and students on Aug. 30 for the annual freshmen orientation.

Take A Visual Tour of Fulton’s New Logo

Take a visual tour of the proposed new logo for Fulton’s sports teams and high school. See it as its designers saw it.Â We’ll break down the new logo, element by element, a process which reveals some of the story of the Iroquois in Fulton and shows how the designers want to convey an image of strength, pride and intelligence.

Catholic Charities Offers Workshop For Parents Of Newborns

Andrea Burritt, Program Supervisor for Catholic Charities of Oswego Countyâ€™s Parent Education Program has announced that the program will offer parenting workshop designed specifically for parents of newborns up to one year of age.

LaGuardia, Motto to Lead Events Planning Sessions at Metro Center

SUNY Oswego’s Metro Center has opened registration for two event planning certificate programs, one on two Monday evenings in September and the other on two Thursday evenings in October.

Rice Creek to Offer Guided Hikes to View Autumn’s Plant, Animal Changes

SUNY Oswego’s Rice Creek Field Station this fall will offer free guided walks, winter bird study and opportunities to watch bird banding.

Health Department Will Hold Rabies Clinic in Pulaski Sept. 8

The Oswego County Health Department will hold a rabies clinic for dogs, cats and pet ferrets from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 8, at the County Highway Garage on Centerville Road.

This Womanâ€™s Work: Honoring the Passing of the Nineteenth Amendment

It isn’t uncommon today to see men and women in elected and appointed positions. But, only a few generations ago, seeing women in office was unheard. Women werenâ€™t even allowed the right to vote in America. All that changed this week in 1920, with the passing of the Nineteenth Amendment, which gave all women the right to vote.

Bion Doesn’t Get It

Bion continues to overlook the fact that their technology is not the primary bone of contention in respect to the opposition of this project. Most people agree that the technology will be a great improvement over what is now being done. However, as before, Bion has missed the point.

Ritchie Attends Field Day Parades in Williamstown and Hannibal

State Senate candidate Patty Ritchie recently participated in Field Day parades in the Oswego County communities of Williamstown and Hannibal.

Binghamton University Honors Area Students

The following students are on the Deanâ€™s List for their outstanding academic achievement for the Spring 2010 semester from Harpur College of Arts and Sciences at Binghamton University, State University of New York.