Fulton Daily News
SUNY Oswego Reaccredited In Teacher Education
SUNY Oswego has received continuing national accreditation for its School of Education through the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education.
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Arts and Entertainment
Music Hall Welcomes Aztec Two-Step
The Ontario Center for Performing Arts continues its Spring 2008 Oswego Music Hall season with the legendary folk-rock duo Aztec Two-Step, live at 8 p.m., May 31, in the McCrobie Civic Center, 41 Lake St.
Fulton Daily News
Church Plans Barbecue
The North Mexico United Methodist Church located at Kranz and North Church roads (corner of Route 3) just 3 miles north of Mexico is holding the first chicken barbecue of the year on June 1.
Obituaries
Mildred B. Cosimano, 80, 05/16/2008
Mildred B. Cosimano, 80, 05/16/2008
Obituaries
Mildred B. Cosimano, 80, 05/16/2008
Mildred B. Cosimano, 80, 05/16/2008
Fulton Daily News
Oswego Hospital To Hold Summertime MASH Camp For Youths
Students who will be entering eighth or ninth grade in the fall can experience what it’s like to work in a hospital through the Medical Academy of Science and Health’s Camp to be held at Oswego Hospital July 29 and 30.
Community
McHugh Announces Homeland Security Grant For Oswego
Congressman John M. McHugh announced that Sprague Energy Corp. in Oswego has received a $19,339 grant from the Department of Homeland Security. Funds provided will be used to prevent, protect against, respond to, and recover from terrorist attacks, major disasters, and other emergencies.
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Looking for a unique vacation destination
Looking for a unique vacation destination that won’t eat up all your gas money?Oswego County’s great fishing, beautiful beaches and sunsets, and fascinating history make it a popular destination for families and outdoor lovers all year long. You can explore Oswego County in your own backyard at the County’s new tourism Web site, www.visitoswegocounty.com
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Half Shire News
Submitted by Half-Shire Historical SocietyOn May 17, Half-Shire hosted the annual Heritage hall planning luncheon. Over thirty people attended, and most plans were finalized for the hall. This year the Fair is working with a […]
Community
Genealogy Program Planned
Hannibal native, Kent Scriber, will share local Civil War genealogy research at the Pratt House Museum, 177 South First Street, Fulton, on Wednesday at 7 p.m. during the opening reception for the exhibit, “With Honor & Glory.”