These students and their teacher sang for seniors recently, one of many ways in which local students are reaching out at the holidays. Also today, the mock trial team prepares for its competitions, Model UN is gearing up for a convention, students dream of snow days, and a rough Friday for Red Raider sports teams.
The Oswego County Legislature bid farewell to several outgoing officials at the close of its last meeting of the year. After expressing appreciation for their dedicated service to the people of the county, Oswego County Legislature Chairman Barry Leemann presented each legislator a plaque with his nameplate.
Our coverage of Cayuga Community College’s proposed $11 million move to River Glen Square shopping center left us with a couple of unanswered questions. Thanks to college spokesperson Pam Freeman, we’ve got a couple of answers.
An official of the Fulton Public Library came to last week’s public hearing of the Fulton Common Council to warn that without an increase in its budget, the library would have to cut hours and lay off a worker.
Aldermen approved the budget without changes, leaving its contribution to the library at the same level as in the last budget. They did not mention the library’s request nor respond to the official, beyond thanking her for her comment.
Thursday, the library’s board of trustees voted to cut its hours and lay off one member of the staff.
The picture you see here is a cat that we recently found begging for food at Patz on the River. The kind people at Patz trapped her and brought her to us. She was wearing a collar, and seemed to be in good health– shall we say “abundant” good health.
Century 21 Leah’s Signature purchased a reserved table for the Oswego Lions Club Comedy night. This year, The Lions Club Comedy night will be held Friday, Jan. 15th, at The American Foundry
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