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Since his return from the National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, DC, Aaron Callahan has spoken at several local organizations and clubs about his experience. He has also been honored by the state assembly.

Oswego High Seniors Prepare For Next Step

Members of the Oswego High School â€œClass of 2010â€ continue to hear from various colleges and universities. Seniors have been awaiting word of their acceptance in the next educational step.

Minetto Earth Day Cleanup Successful

The cleanup event covered not only the school grounds, but other sites throughout Minetto.

Oswego Student Art Show This Weekend

The talents of Oswego City School District student artists will be on display this weekend at the Art Association of Oswego. The annual exhibition of art work will commence on Friday at 6:30 p.m. with the gallery remaining open for two hours.

OHS Students Participate In Youth Government Day

Recently, several Oswego High School students actively participated in Youth Government Day. The students attended a luncheon at the Elks Club and heard about the 20/20 Vision Plan for the city of Oswego.

Martha R. Shurr, 87

Martha R. Shurr, 87, a former resident of 318 Washington Blvd., died Wednesday evening May 5, 2010, at St Luke Health Services, Inc.

Richard E. Longley, 67

Richard E. Longley, 67 of Victorville, CA formerly of Sterling died Friday at home.

RaiderNet Daily: Gone4Ever

The tragedy of drinking, driving and dying is on display at the high school this week,Â with the exhibit called Gone4Ever telling the stories of young men and women whose lives ended because of alcohol.Â Also today, a Raider pitcher tosses a gem and it might be a school record.

Roman Confirmed as County Court Judge

Governor David A. Paterson today announced that the Honorable David J. Roman was confirmed by the New York State Senate on Tuesday, May 4, 2010. Governor Paterson nominated Judge Roman last month to fill an interim vacancy in Oswego County Court.

Cleanup of Former Fulton Mall Property to Resume

The cleanup of pollution at the former Fulton Mall site on the city’s north side can resume, now that city lawmakers have approved an increase in the cost of the work.

Lawmakers this week authorized the Mayor to sign a change order increasing the cost of the work at the site from $85,000 to $130,000.Â All of the cost of the project will be paid by state or federal grants.