Jerry Emmons, MD, a native of Phoenix, has been named Oswego Hospital’s Medical Director for Emergency Services. He began overseeing the hospital’s emergency department on Jan. 3.
The Oswego Squirt 1 hockey team captured two wins in recent action against Watertown and Elmira. The team also fell to Skaneateles and Geneva.
Thelma “T” Borden recently retired from the Oswego County Sheriff’s Department after 28 years of service as a court attendant.
Fulton Junior High School students selected for All-County JH Band will participate in the Music Festival on January 18-19 at GRB High School.
State Senator Patty Ritchie was sworn in for her second term in office, as lawmakers returned to Albany for the start of the legislative session.
The Oswego Players organization is proud to kick off its 75th season with the play that spawned the classic Hitchcock film, “Dial M for Murder,” penned by English playwright Frederick Knot.
On January 19 from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m., CNY Arts will hold the Snow Day event at its home located on 357 State St.
Custom screen-printing and specialty shop, Zink Shirts, recently moved its operations to 19 E. Cayuga St., in Oswego, offering owner, Glenn Zansitis, the opportunity to set up a complete retail section in addition to his production area.
Sharps can be brought to the Oswego Hospital Health Services Center Suite G 50 and to the reception desk of The Manor at Seneca Hill, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. excluding holidays.
State Senator Patty Ritchie has announced additional support for “Mark’s Law,” her measure designed to put the full weight of the law behind emergency first responders and ensure just punishment for those who harm these heroes.
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