The $2 million grant will significantly reduce the town’s costs in constructing the $9.96 million project. EFC has also determined that West Monroe is eligible for up to $8 million in interest-free financing through the Clean Water State Revolving Fund.
With so many different levels of government and numerous elected officials that represent all or parts of this region, a resource is needed to help the voters of Oswego County navigate the sometimes complicated process of identifying all of their elected officials from their city/town levels all the way to the federal government and understand their responsibilities.
The Oswego County Health Department offers a variety of services to all residents of Oswego County.
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the house tour, Heritage Foundation is introducing the 
Oswego Downtown Living Tour and it features six historic mixed use commercial residential properties and one contemporary waterfront mixed use property. The purpose of the downtown living tour is to highlight and promote the many mixed-use redevelopment projects that are currently under way in downtown Oswego.
Destiny Schneider, 11, from Fulton, was the first child to submit her completed summer reading challenge to Assemblyman Will Barclay’s office this year.
New York State Canal Corporation Director Brian U. Stratton announced that the conference is scheduled to take place at the Lake Ontario Event and Conference Center in Oswego.
Lanclos is the son of Mitch Lanclos of Shortcut Road, Sterling, and Kerri Lanclos of County Route 12, Pennellville.
Fulton Rotarian Ray Czachor invited Majors Katherine and James Purvis from the Salvation of Oswego County to speak about the relaunch of the Salvation Army in Oswego County. The Purvis are troubleshooters for the Salvation Army and are skilled at starting new programs and making changes in how the Army serves the needy population.
“Gen Silent,” a critically acclaimed documentary about aging in the gay community, will lead off SUNY Oswego’s On Screen-In Person film series at 7 p.m. Sept. 25, at Oswego Cinema 7, 138 W. Second St. Producer and director Stu Maddux will answer audience questions after the film.
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