Your Milestones
Cindy Syrell and Phil Deters Announce Engagement
Cindy Syrell and Phil Deters are pleased to announce their engagement. Cindy and Phil were engaged on June 8, 2013.
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Hannibal High School Well Represented at All-County Senior High Band
The event was held January 17 and 18 held at Pulaski High School. Students were selected based upon an audition held during December evaluating their knowledge of scales, preparation of a technical and musical selection and sight-reading. The honor ensemble, representing the nine school districts in Oswego County, was under the baton of West Canada Valley Band Director, Shane Bonney.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Police Officer Injured During Overnight Arrest
A Fulton Police officer was injured during an arrest overnight on the city’s east side.
Fulton Police received a report from a citizen of a subject entering vehicles in the 900 block of Cayuga Street. Several officers responded to the area and immediately engaged the male in a foot pursuit. Officer Jeffrey Margrey was injured during the arrest and was transported to Upstate University Hospital, where he was treated for a shoulder injury and released.
Fulton Daily News
State Police: Man Sold Vehicle He Had No Right To Sell
Oneida State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation arrested Gary R. Moth, of North Syracuse, for selling a vehicle which he had no right to sell. He perpetrated himself as a car salesman and completed a false sales contract relative to the sale of a vehicle in the town of Cicero, according to the report. And, he was further wanted on a bench warrant issued by the Village of Central Square Court for Criminal Possession of Stolen Property in the Fifth Degree.
Oswego Daily News
Lacona man struck and killed by train while riding snowmobile on train tracks
The investigation revealed that the victim, Bernard C. Joss, 04/10/58, of Lacona, was riding his 2002 Polaris 700 snowmobile on the train tracks when his sled apparently became stuck on the rails. Despite the oncoming train, Joss reportedly continued to attempt to free his sled from the tracks before being struck.
Community
Youth Wheelchair Basketball Season Continues with Game against Fulton Teachers
The Move Along Flyers Wheelchair Basketball Team will face off against teachers from the Fulton City School District on Friday. A winter dance will be held following the game for all participants and audience members. The event will be held at the Fulton Junior High School on Curtis Street and will run from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Library Offers Spring Break Writing Program
Snowy Day Word Play is the latest free class for young writers being offered by the Fulton Public Library. For youth ages 8-13, the week-long program will feature fun and engaging activities for those who love to write and want to improve their skills. The program will take place at the library Feb. 17 through Feb. 21 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Fire Department responds to structure fire at 287 Cherry St.
At 10:51 p.m. on Saturday, Oswego County 911 dispatched the Oswego City Fire Department to 287 Cherry St. for a fire in an upstairs apartment with “smoke and flames showing.” All occupants had safely exited the building before firefighters arrived. However, a cat and dog belonging to the upstairs tenants perished in the fire. Fire investigators from the Oswego Fire Department and Oswego Police Department determined that the fire was caused accidentally by unattended cooking.
Your Milestones
Jeanna Smith and Mark Spawn Married in California
Jeanna Smith and Mark Spawn were married on December 27 in Newport Beach. Guests included family and friends of the bride and groom from California and New York. The ceremony took place on the Balboa Peninsula and was officiated by the bride’s brother, Randall Smith. Maid of Honor was Stacy Finfrock, lifetime friend of the bride. The groom’s daughter, Alyssa Spawn of Fulton, NY, was Best Daughter.
Oswego Daily News
Recognizing Oswego County Optimistic About 2014
Members of Recognizing Oswego County met on January 9 to regroup and re-energize for 2014. The group expects the new year to bring great news of people and organizations doing wonderful work in Oswego County to promote the health and wellness of children, families and adults. Recognizing Oswego County focuses on the positive efforts that are being made in the community.