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Brookfield Renewable Energy Group has announced that the minimum flow increase on the Salmon River (south) scheduled for Sept. 1 will be delayed until Sept. 15 at the earliest due to lower than normal reservoir water levels and a lack of appreciable precipitation forecaste for this time of year.

In the wake of our region’s first fatality from West Nile Virus, and following growing discoveries of the disease in counties across the state, Central New York lawmakers are reminding homeowners that hundreds of free larvicide treatments that can knock down mosquitoes are still available.

Students enrolled in the Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District’s Extended School Year program and students participating in the district’s Summer Rebel Club program marked the end of their respective six-week summer programs with a joint celebration of Olympic proportions.

Classic car owner Gordon Chalone brought his “mint” 1950 Plymouth Club Coupe to Michaud Residential Health Services in Fulton for members of the Michaud Men’s Club to reminisce over and inspect, inside and out.

Oswego County Legislator Amy M. Tresidder joins Assemblywoman Addie Russell at the Redwood Field Day Parade.

Members of the Oswego Chapter of the Ancient Order of Hibernians recently laid flowers on the gravesite of The Most Reverend Dean Michael Barry in commemoration of his 181th birthday.

The accreditation award recognizes NOCHSI’s dedication to continuous compliance with the Joint Commission’s state-of-the-art standards.

Accomplished artists working in disciplines from painting to digital imagery, from drawing to 3D installations will make presentations to the campus and community during the SUNY Oswego Visiting Artist Series from September to April.

During the Western Week youth participated in a number of western themed games and activities including horse races through an obstacle course with stick horses created by Oswego County Youth Works members working with the CYO Summer Program.