Oswego Speedway had not seen the likes of an Andretti on its racing surface since 1967, but that all changed on Sunday as Jarett Andretti, 19, took his first laps not only at the Speedway but in a Supermodified.
Sorry to be repetitious, but last week, when we warned you about possible Salmonella contamination in certain varieties of dog foods manufactured by Diamond Pet Foods at its South Carolina plant, it turns out that may have been only the tip of the iceberg.
Two local business were honored last Friday with SBA Small Business Excellence Awards at the DoubleTree Hotel in East Syracuse. The U.S. Small Business Administration and the New York Business Development Corporation hosted the 14th annual luncheon to recognize the achievements of local small businesses.
The War of 1812 was fought on land and sea from Montreal to New Orleans and from the Atlantic Coast to the middle of the continent. Remember the War of 1812 with a visit to some of the significant sites many of which have scheduled events commemorating the War of 1812. That, of course, includes Oswego.
Senior left hander Ashlee Wapen threw a two-hit shutout while striking out eleven as the Oswego High School softball team defeated Syracuse West 10-0 in a steady drizzle at Meachem Field on Monday afternoon.
On May 9, members from the Oswego City Police Department Criminal Investigative Division responded to a 911 dispatch for a larceny in progress at Bosco & Geers. The suspect was also charged in connection with an earlier incident.
Evelyn LiVoti recently joined Operation Oswego County, Inc. as Marketing and Development Manager. LiVoti, a native of Oswego and graduate of SUNY Oswego, will be responsible for marketing, promotion and fundraising for the agency.
Hastings – Parish VFW Post #8823 will hold a Memorial Day service at noon at Hastings Cemetery, Route 11 Hastings.
Five Oswego County residents were recognized at Keuka College’s annual Honors Convocation and Leadership and Moving Up ceremonies, highlights of May Day Weekend (May 4-6).
After completing 2 full terms (2005-2011) and taking a year off, Dan Pawlewicz has decided to put his hat back in the ring for another run on the Fulton City School District’s Board of Education.
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