Sports
Fulton Raiders, Oswego Buccaneers Varsity Winter Sports Scores Recap
Your weekly score recaps for Fulton Raiders and Oswego Buccaneers varsity winter sports.
Articles by Mikayla Kemp
Oswego Daily News
Parents Rally Against Bullying at Oswego Board of Education Meeting
In the wake of multiple bullying incidents that have been brought to light at Oswego High School, a group of parents banned together to rally for answers as well as stricter policies and consequences for bullies. The rally members came in the form of parents, family members and even a student that was bullied herself to face the board members and district superintendent to address the issues of bullying that they believe have become so predominant in Oswego City School District.
Fulton Daily News
Granby Walmart Reopened, Power Outages Reported Following High Wind Storm
Walmart has reopened.
The Fulton Walmart location at 1818 State Route 3 was closed today (Jan. 11) due to a power outage in the area resulting from a high wind storm yesterday evening.
Fulton Daily News
NYSDOT Open House Reveals Preliminary Designs for Fulton Resurfacing Project
The New York State Department of Transportation held an open house for the public at Fulton City Hall Wednesday to bring forth an informal presentation of the proposed resurfacing project to take place on Route 3 this spring. The project, planned to begin in the spring of this year, is expected to be completed by fall and will cover the length of Route 3 from Lakeview Avenue on the west side of Fulton to the east city line, near Oneida Street.
Oswego Daily News
Dunsmoor Farms Employee Provides Insight to Cause of Massive Fire
Dunsmoor Farms is looking to recoup after a massive fire destroyed the onion farm’s warehouse building yesterday evening (Jan 2.)
Multiple crews responded to the fire at 7965 Rt. 104 in the town of Oswego after a call was made that explosions could be heard from the farm.
While officials are still investigating the cause of the fire, one employee provided some insight as to what caused the devastating blaze to start.
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Chamber Spotlight: Lighthouse Coworks
New Year, new you. Right? Well, if you are an entrepreneur, small business owner or work from home, this may mean you are looking to focus more on your business and Lighthouse Coworks is the place for you. But what is Lighthouse Coworks, you may ask? Lighthouse Coworks “offers business people the opportunity to share office space and services in a professional, socially stimulating environment,” explained co-owner, Ellen Clark.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Holds Inauguration Meeting, Swears in Two New Councilmen
The city of Fulton held its inauguration ceremony on New Year’s Day in which two new councilmen and the mayor were sworn into their positions, the council elected a president, and numerous appointments were made, among other business. City Court Judge Hawthorne began the meeting by administering the oath to returning Mayor, Ronald Woodward Sr. All councilmen were then administered their oath, including the two newest councilmen, David B. Ritchie and Donald R. Patrick Jr.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego and Fulton Area Transportation for New Years Eve
New Year’s Eve is undoubtedly one of the biggest nights of the year for drinking. As you celebrate the ending of 2015 and ring in 2016, please be sure to make safe choices regarding your transportation. While it has circulated on social media that AAA offers a Holiday Safe Ride Program, a AAA representative confirmed that Western and Central New York, including Oswego County, do not participate in this program. However, there are many options in the Oswego and Fulton area to ensure you get to and from your New Year’s celebrations safely.
Sports
Fulton Raiders, Oswego Buccaneers Varsity Winter Sports Weekly Score Recap
The Fulton Raiders and Oswego Buccaneers undergo another week of wins and losses in their varsity winter sports programs. The following is a weekly score recap for all varsity sports teams.
Fulton Daily News
Winners of 2015 Parade of Trees at Fulton Pratt House Listed
The John Wells Pratt House Museum of Fulton has held the annual Parade of Trees for roughly 35 years. Developed as a way for the residents of the city of Fulton and local businesses and organizations to come together during the holiday season, the event has only grown with each passing year. Today, the event is open to any school, non-profit organization or business that is interested in entering a decorated tree for the contest. Any person or group interested may enter a decorated Christmas tree in any of the four categories including adult, youth, child or business. The following presents the first, second and third places winners for each category.