Community
OHS Writing, Cartoon Contest Winners
Four Oswego High School students were recognized by the Syracuse Post Standard in the annual “Editorial Writing and Cartoon Contest.â€
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Community
PJC Goes Green for May Meeting
Wendy Cobrda, Central New York’s “Data Diva” and the guru of green, will share her findings about consumers’ attitudes toward environmental issues when she speaks at the May meeting of the Professional Journalists and Communicators of Oswego County.
Community
Rotarians, Interact Club Clean Trail Near Fort Ontario
Several members of the Oswego High School Interact Club joined forces with members of the Sunrise Rotary Club to clean up the lakeside near Fort Ontario.
Community
Lowe’s Helps Support Christian School’s Auction
The list of items for the Oswego Community Christian School’s third annual auction continues to grow as the school, in conjunction with Lowe’s in Oswego, has added a gas grill to the list of items available at the event.
Sports
OHS Sports Roundup
Calling the game against West Genesee “undoubtedly our best effort of the season†Oswego High School boys’ varsity lacrosse coach wasn’t upset with the 14-7 loss to the traditional lax power.
Dowdle Funeral Home
Jeannine A. McHale Babcock, 53
Jeannine A. McHale Babcock , 53, a resident of 66 Third Ave., passed away on Friday May 7, 2010, at her home.
Oswego Daily News
Do This This Weekend: The British Raid on Fort Oswego, 1814 Recounted at Fort Ontario
On Saturday at 1:15 p.m., Harold Youmans will present a program on the 1814 British raid on Oswego at Fort Ontario State Historic Site. Youmans will use primary sources and present some new information and insights on the battle; he will discuss the strategies, available forces, execution, and results of the British efforts.
Foster Funeral Home
Larry K. Munger, 68
Larry K. Munger, 68, of Towpath Towers, Fulton, died suddenly at home on May 5, 2010.
Fulton Daily News
RaiderNet Daily: Artists on Display
Students put their artwork on display in a show at the Education Center. Also today, one student says it’s wrong to use a Taser on an idiot at a baseball game; the lacrosse team notches its second win; and the boys track team finally earns a victory.
Fulton Daily News
Oswego Health Plans $17 Million Renovation of Former Lee Memorial Hospital to Fill Building with Services
Oswego Health plans to turn the former Lee Memorial Hospital building into what its CEO calls “a shining star” of health care for the community.
CEO Ann Gilpin unveiled plans for a $17 million renovation of the building, which Oswego Health uses now for an urgent care center and some health services.
When the work is complete, the entire building will be in use.