Community
Fire Department Announces Training Programs
The city of Oswego Fire Department is offering the following upcoming EMS training courses: AÂ Basic EMT course will begin on Sept. 11. An Advanced EMT-Critical Care Course will begin on Aug. 31.
OHS Bucs To March In Independence Day Parade
The Pride of Oswego, the Oswego High School Marching Buccaneers, will be part of one of the most anticipated events of the summer, the 47th annual Independence Day Celebration.
KPS Home And School Awards Two Alums
Oswego High School graduating seniors Griffin Mervine and Brian Walczak were awarded $500 each in scholarship dollars from the KPS Home and School at the recent OHS Awards Ceremony.
Oswego Sunrise Rotary Learns About New Ancestry Research Tools
Terry Hammill presented a program “The New Ancestry†to the Oswego Sunrise Rotary recently.
Masonic Lodge Honors Dads
On Father’s Day, Lake City Lodge 127 Free and Accepted Masons held a pancake breakfast.
Student Receives Sunrise Rotary Scholarship
June 22-24 Great Lakes Seaway Trail Reveal & Economic Impact Road Show Visits Six Communities on America’s Byway
June 22-24 Great Lakes Seaway Trail “Great Reveal†and economic impact road show events along the freshwater shoreline of New York and Pennsylvania will showcase the Great Lakes Seaway Trail byway’s exciting new look as the byway’s leaders share the latest news of how the not-for-profit tourism organization benefits the America’s Byway region through its branded travel and tourism initiatives and by enhancing the lifestyle of the byway region.
Oswego County Offices Announce Summer Hours
The Oswego County Legislature has adopted summer hours for departments in the Legislative Office Building at 46 E. Bridge St., Oswego.
A View of History: Fulton, 1903
Our glimpse of local history this week takes us to 1903 for an image from the Library of Congress’s collection.
It’s a map of Fulton from that year. The Library of Congress believes the map was printed by A. E. Worden. It shows some of the businesses active in the city at the time.
Click inside to see the full-sized map, ringed with ads for some of the era’s local businesses.

