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Aubertine Secures $1.02 Million For City Of Oswego

Funding will enable the city to meet pressing heavy equipment needs, save property taxpayers. Among the equipment to be purchased areÃ‚Â two snowplows and a machine designed to clean the cityÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s sewers.

Aubertine Continues Public Discussion Of Low-Cost Power For Economic Development Programs In Oswego

State Sen. Darrel J. Aubertine hosted the third roundtable and fourth overall public discussion of New York StateÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s low cost power economic development programs in a conference room at Rich Hall at SUNY Oswego on Tuesday.

Burn Barrels Banned Beginning Next Week

One of the touchstones of rural life — a barrel full of burning household garbage — is a thing of the past starting next week, at least as far as the law is concerned.

The state Department of Environmental Conservation will ban all open burning of residential waste as of October 14. The ban had applied only in towns of 20,000 people or more, which left out every town in Oswego County. There are exceptions to the new law.

Oswego Professor Breaks Ground with New Book on E-Learning

Harrison Yang of SUNY Oswego’s curriculum and instruction faculty recently helped assemble the first comprehensive book on using Web 2.0 in education.

Gary Paul Whaley, 65

Gary Paul Whaley, 65; a long time universal health care advocate and a former president of the national Community Research Initiative, Inc. died Wednesday, October 7th in Fulton, NY.

Charles C. Crisafulli, 84

Charles C. Crisafulli, 84, a resident of 38 Bayliss St., Oswego, passed away, Wednesday, October 07, 2009 at St. Luke Health Services.

Where is the economy really headed?

Dear Editor: One recent article in U.S. News and World Report related to recouping 401k losses, asked the question Ã¢â‚¬Å“How long will it take to get back?Ã¢â‚¬Â. The article made it sound so easy to […]

RaiderNet Daily: It’s Open House Tonight

In today’s look inside G. Ray Bodley High School, we get a reminder that tonight is open house at the high school. Also, the Dance Team finds the going difficult because of construction at the high school.Ã‚Â In sports, a preview of this weekend’s big football game and a tie game in boys varsity soccer.

Demolition Of Closed Fulton Church Draws Closer

It’s been more than a year since a company called Family Video announced plans to tear down the First Congregational Church in Fulton and build a video store at the busy corner of Route 48 and Broadway.

It appears that those plans are finally moving forward.