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US Service Sector Slows Down Contraction In June
The U.S. service sector contracted in June, but at a slower pace than in May, according to a report released Monday. Biden: ‘We Misread How Bad the Economy Was’
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Coast Guard Stages Two Rescues In A Week
Oswego’s Coast Guard station has had a busy week. Saturday, they resuced two men swept by waves into Lake Ontario and earlier in the week, they rescued four people from a capsized boat.
Community
Mexico Farm Market Tonight Features Folk Duo
Monday’s market (July 6th ) will feature music by “Nate & Kate” a great folk duo from the Ithaca area. The duo has a unique sound that you will enjoy
Community
Catholic Charities’ Kinship Support Project Helps Beautify Fulton
Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s Kinship Support Project held a picnic recently for the families that are participating in the project. The event brought all of the workers and the families together and provided them with the opportunity to get to know each other on an informal basis. As part of the outing, families in the Kinship Support Project helped to beautify the city as they assisted in planting flowers at the Fulton Community Development Agency East Office in Fulton.
Community
Catholic Charities of Oswego County Announces Fresh Food Distribution
On Wednesday, July 8th the Emergency Services Program of Catholic Charities of Oswego County in cooperation with the Food Bank of Central New York will sponsor a fresh food distribution. Fresh foods and produce will be available, free of charge to those in need, from 4:00 pm until 6:00 pm or until food is gone.
Fulton Daily News
A Small Move Brings Big Business Changes To Fulton’s Uniforms, Etc.
Uniforms, Etc. of Fulton outgrew its home on S. 1st St. This Spring, the business moved about 300 feet away, to the corner of Cayuga St. and S. 2nd St. Now, you know S. 2nd St. better as Route 481, the main route through the city. The difference in visibility made a massive difference to Uniforms Etc.’s bottom line — an immediate jump in business. “People were reminded that we existed because of the move,” the company’s marketing manager says.
Community
Hannibal Parents Group Helps Success By 6 “Stuff A Busâ€Â
Members of ‘Home and School’, a parent organization that helps schools in the Hannibal School District recently helped the United Way of Greater Oswego County’s Success By 6 program kick-off its annual ‘Stuff A Bus’ campaign with a donation to help purchase school supplies.
Community
Scriba Six-Year-Old Moved To Give To Those In Need
Earlier this year, six-year old Emma Hyde and her mother, Laura, were up watching the news program 20/20 in their Scriba home when a report came on about poverty-stricken families in Appalachia. That’s when Emma declared she had a good idea.