State Police in Fulton are investigating a one-vehicle, fatal motor vehicle collision that occurred on Sunday (May 25) at approximately 8:11p.m. The collision occurred on Hall Road in the town of Oswego, approximately one half mile east of Chapel Road.
Several area museums and historic sites have planned special events to spotlight Oswego County’s rich heritage during New York State “Path through History Weekends” June 7 and 8, and June 14 and 15. For more information on Path through History, visit http://pathcentralny.com and www.paththroughistoryweekends.com
For the past year, the senator has pushed members of the conference committee that were drafting the final bill language to include these provisions in the bill. Schumer explained that the inclusion of these two provisions is a major victory for all of Upstate New York because it will prioritize dredging projects in Buffalo, Rochester and Oswego over the long-term that will make those harbors easier to navigate, and it will help make dams – and the communities near them – safer.
The Kenney Middle School fifth and six chorus and beginning band recently performed four songs each at their spring concert.
The Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Junior High School Spring Concert featured performances by talented seventh and eighth grade students from the school’s chorus and band.
The annual event, sponsored by the Hannibal Sports Booster Club, honored roughly 300 student-athletes who participated in junior varsity and varsity level competition throughout the school year.
DuFore’s for Diamonds in Oswego is making sure this year’s St. Luke “Bundle of Bucks” Charity Raffle Party has some sparkle. Dufore’s has donated a silver necklace, part of the many valuable prizes to be awarded at the event on May 31.
For students at Pulaski High School, life is literally a cabaret.
“Fill ‘er up” took on an entirely new meaning when the Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District Transportation Department kicked off a Fill-A-Bus fundraising campaign to fight pediatric cancer and support one of their very own, APW seventh grader Alexis (Lexi) Mettot.
On May 12, members of the Hope Club at G. Ray Bodley High School in Fulton presented a donation to Sabine Ingerson, director of the Oswego Offices of ARISE. Following a presentation about ARISE, the students chose to designate their gift to ARISE’s youth programs in Oswego County.
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