The Village of Pulaski retained its title for the best-tasting drinking water in Oswego County in an informal contest sponsored by the Oswego County Health Department. Five municipal water districts took part in the 21st annual contest, held May 28 at the Fulton Memorial Day Salute.
The New York Lottery today announced Candi Maestri of Fulton won $25,000 on the Lottery’s Cash Multiplier instant game. Maestri’s winning ticket was purchased at the Lakeland Mini Mart at 915 State Fair Blvd in Syracuse.
The Heritage Foundation of Oswego County will host a workshop titled “Tips on Restoring Your Historic House ” on Saturday, June 18th at 10 am in the community room of the Oswego Public Library at 120 East Second Street in Oswego.
On June 4, members of the Oswego High School Interact Club joined forces with members of the Oswego Sunrise Rotary Club to clean up and landscape a portion of our local lakeside near the Port Authority.
Representatives from the Newman Center collected several boxes of food from SUNY Oswego students at the end of the semester. The food was distributed to area food pantries.
On Saturday, May 21st more than 20 families of Oswego County Head Start Pre-K gathered at the Fulton Moose Lodge for an afternoon of games, crafts, food, and fun. Those who attended made bird feeders, painted rocks, tried hula-hooping, played on the playground, and enjoyed a great menu of food.
In the mid-1800s, the American Lyceum provided a public forum that brought great scholars and thinkers—Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, Frederick Douglass, and others—to speak before communities in the United States.
State Senator Patty Ritchie said that her bill expanding the Ogdensburg Foreign Trade Zone will help attract new businesses to Ogdensburg and communities across St. Lawrence County. The bill, S.5225, was given final passage by the Senate today.
Dr. Bruce Altschuler, a professor of political science at SUNY Oswego, will give a talk about his latest book, “Acting Presidents: 100 Years of Plays About the Presidency,” at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum in Hyde Park on Saturday, June 18, as part of the library’s annual Roosevelt Reading Festival.
Fourth and fifth grade students at A.A. Cole Elementary School in the Central Square School District took a trip of a lifetime and didn’t need to pack a bag or leave their school.
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