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Birges and Tatro Take Pombo Victories
By – Gerald Laurie The Annual Al Pombo Classic at Madera Speedway featured the SMRA Supermodifieds and the Madera Speedway 360 Supermodifieds in this fourth of six Super Saturday Events. Fresno’s Jim Birges claimed the […]
Racing News
Graham Leads All 45 Laps, Back on Track With Win #2
By – Chris Porter Victory Lane Photo – Jim Feeney Heading into the 2009 racing season at the Oswego Speedway, Ray Graham, Jr. wanted to contend for the track championship in the supermodified division. He […]
Racing News
Another Roller Coaster Season For Cliff Sees Him in Victory Lane
By – Chris Porter Victory Lane Photo – Jim Feeney One week after missing their qualifying heat race and having trouble just getting the car started, David Cliff and the Gnomey Racing crew put their […]
Obituaries
William J. McRae, 75, 07/21/2009
William J. McRae, 75, a resident of 8 Simmons Drive, died on July 21, 2009, at Oswego Hospital.
Community
G. Ray Bodley HS 4th Quarter Honor Roll
The full list of students earning honor roll and high honor rolls status is here.
Oswego Daily News
Dems Delay Decision On Congress; Aubertine Still Undecided
State Senator Darrel Aubertine’s got a few more days to say whether he plans to run for Congress or not.
Chairs of the county Democratic committees in the 11 counties that make up the 23rd Congressional District said Monday that they’ve extended to this Thursday their deadline for candidates to announce their intentions.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Schools May Tackle One More Building Project
The Fulton City School District may ask taxpayers to approve another building project this Fall, just a few months into the current one.
The project would spend about $3.75 million and would take care of issues that were pulled out of the current $26 million construction project to keep it on budget.
Very little or none of the cost will be borne by taxpayers, district officials say.
Fulton Daily News
Poll: Voters Are Angry With Senators, Plan To Vote Them Out
You’re angry. A new poll from Siena College says that New Yorkers are overwhelmingly angry at their state politicians and plan to hold onto that anger until they get a chance to vote.
Siena, which polls on statewide political questions regularly, finds 74% of people polled said they had an unfavorable opinion of the State Senate after its month-long leadership struggle. Back in February, only 43% held an unfavorable view.
Community
Bosco & Geers Helps Oswego Salvation Army Raise Funds Through Guest Chef Dinner Program
Bosco & Geers Market in Oswego has been a long-time Oswego community institution, and its current-day owners and siblings, Joe Jr., John and Theresa (Bosco) Himes recently served the needs of those less fortunate by hosting an Oswego Salvation Army Guest Chef Dinner Program.