Community
OCO Presents Longevity Award
Oswego County Opportunities recently presented staff of the agency’s Children’s Services Department with a longevity award for 5 years of service.
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Community
CNY Great Pumpkin Festival Set
The Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce invites you to celebrate the harvest season at the 19th annual Central New York Great Pumpkin Fest.
Community
Getting Ready For The New School Year
Minetto Library Clerk Barbara Czerow enjoyed organizing the books for the media center as she prepared to place them back in the bookcases of the refurbished Minetto Elementary School.
Community
Burritt Motors, OCO Provide Students With Backpacks
Students in the Fulton School Mentoring Program were able to start school with the supplies they needed thanks to generous donation from Burritt Motors in Oswego.
Community
County Honors Fred Maxon
The Oswego County Legislature’s Finance and Personnel Committee recognized Fred Maxon for 25 years of service to the county. Maxon is the director of the Oswego County Purchasing Office.
Community
Fall EMT Course Begins Sept. 29 in Central Square
The Oswego County Emergency Management Office/Emergency Medical Services will offer an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) – Original/Refresher course beginning Wednesday, Sept. 29, at SOVAC Ambulance Training Center, 8 Gertrude St., Central Square.
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Fort Ontario Arts & Kites Festival Set for Sept. 11
Presented by Fort Ontario Historic Site, City of Oswego, Oswego City Band, Oswego Arts Collaborative, the Lion’s Club and Ontario Winds, the festival will feature three musical performances.
Community
Scriba Volunteer Fire Department Hosts Annual Fire Safety Open House
On September 11 2010 from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Scriba Volunteer Fire Department Located at 5618 State Route 104 approximately 2 miles east of Oswego will be holding their annual Fire Safety Open House
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Australian Fulbright Scholar Explores Innovative Teacher-Training Ideas
His challenge is tackling again, in a different country, an issue that has emerged in both nations: How do you deal with the loss of people and knowledge in an era of aging workforces, when public colleges and universities have less money yet more need to prepare teachers and students for new jobs in a new economy?
Arts and Entertainment
Quirk’s Players Hard at Work on Fall Productions
While students and staff members were on summer vacation, Quirk’s Players of G. Ray Bodley High School were already hard at work on this year’s fall productions. For the first time Quirk’s Players will present two offerings this fall.