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Beacon Hotel Package Up For Grabs At ‘Bundle of Bucks’ Charity Raffle
The Beacon Hotel in Oswego has added a prize package to be awarded at this year’s “Bundle of Bucks” raffle event on May 19 at the Oswego Elks Lodge.
Fulton Elks Install New Officers
Fulton Lodge # 830 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held its Annual Lodge Installation of Officers and Inaugural Dinner on March 31 for the Elk year 2012-2013. The ceremony was well attended by Elks members, families and their guests.
ARISE Seeks Artists, Writers With Disabilities To Submit Creative Work
Anyone with a disability who is at least 8 years old and lives in Central New York is encouraged to submit an original art or literary piece to be considered for publication in UNIQUE 2012. The deadline for submissions is April 27.
Heroes for the American Red Cross
Organizations collaborate to host Arts in Motion: Heroes for the American Red Cross.
Budget: Spending Kept in Line; No New Taxes; Investments Made in Schools, Jobs and Parks
As I write this column, we are closing out on a long week of budget talks and have just passed the state budget in Albany. I was happy with the budget process. It was done during the daylight and lawmakers had plenty of time to review the bills before voting. Again, we met the April 1 deadline–the second time in two years.
Making New York Work Again
For the second year in a row, I can report your State Legislature and Governor worked together on a bipartisan basis to pass an on-time budget that works for you and your family. Why is that important? Because, after years spent earning its reputation as the “most dysfunctional” government in America, Albany is starting to show it can get the job done.
Oswego Opera Theater Thanks Artists, Sponsors, Audience
Indie Music Series Continues In Oswego This Weekend
In 2008, if you wanted to see a band in Oswego your choices were limited. You could go out to a bar, that is, if you were old enough, and wanted to stay out late. Other than that the choices were few and far between. But Jasmyn Belcher, a news reporter at WRVO radio, was about to change all that.

