Oswego Daily News
Fort Ontario Welcomes Back Independence Day Parade
The Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce has decided to reverse the parade route this year. It will begin along Liberty Street and wind up at the fort.
Articles by Steve Yablonski
Fulton Daily News
Weather Notebook For July 1, 2011
June ended with a stretch of nice weather. Let’s see if we can keep things going through the long holiday weekend.
Oswego Daily News
Public Hearing Scheduled On Digital Sign Issue
The council set a public hearing for 7:10 p.m. July 11 in the Council Chambers, regarding proposed amendments to Chapter 280 Zoning Section 280-65 – Illuminated and Digital Electronic Signs. At issue is where, if any place, should this type of sign be allowed in downtown Oswego.
Fulton Daily News
Weather Notebook For June 30, 2011
Yesterday was nice and dry. Today should close out the month the same way.
Oswego Daily News
Pickup Truck Sought For Parade Float
The City of Oswego Lighthouse Committee has a large replica model of the lighthouse that they would like to have participate in this Sunday’s Independence Day Parade. They need a clean pickup truck that can accommodate a 4′ x 4′ x 4′ model of the lighthouse and a few people.
Fulton Daily News
Weather Notebook For June 29, 2011
Batten down the hatches. It looks like more wind and rain on the way.
Fulton Daily News
Weather Notebook For June 28, 2011
We escaped rain-free yesterday. But those “hit and miss” thunderstorms are likely to hit us, sometime, today.
Newborns
Mariah Marie Teller
Mariah Marie Teller was born in Oswego Hospital on June 26, 2011.
Newborns
Crystal Elizabeth Robinson
Crystal Elizabeth Robinson was born in Oswego Hospital on June 26, 2011.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego, Port Eye Extension of Marina Lease Deal
At its meeting Monday night, the Common Council voted 4-2-1 to extend its lease agreement with the Port of Oswego Authority regarding the International Marina. Voting in favor of the move were councilors Connie Cosemento, Mike Myers, Cathy Santos and Ron Kaplewicz. The nay votes were by councilors Shawn Walker and Bill Sharkey, who added an emphatic “Absolutely no.”