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Owens Applauds Extension of Unemployment Benefits
The legislation also prevents a 21 percent cut to doctors who treat Medicare patients and extends COBRA subsidies that the unemployed rely on for health care.
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Oswego Sunrise Rotary Club Plans Flea Market
Members of the Oswego Sunrise Rotary met to plan a community flea market for May 22.
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Oswego County Opportunities Seeks Community Input
For more than 40 years, Oswego County Opportunities has been providing families and individuals throughout Oswego County with a wide array of human services programs.
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Chamber Schedules ‘Mayberry Day’ For Fulton
In an effort to help beautify the city of Fulton, the Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with the Project Bloom Committee, will host their first ever ‘Mayberry Day.’
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Summer Field Days, Parades Announced
Oswego County Fire Coordinator John Hinds announces the summer 2010 schedule for field days and parades.
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Burritt Motors Supports Oswego Little League
Burritt Motors is sponsoring Oswego Little League as part of Chevrolet’s nation-wide commitment to support youth sports. Over the course of the season, Burritt Motors will donate equipment to the league that includes: bags, baseballs, […]
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Many Hands Make Light Work At ‘Clean Sweep’
April 17 was the fifth annual New York State Canal “Clean Sweep.â€Â With more than 170 volunteers showing up this year, and perhaps the cold winds, leaving little desire to take a break from the task at hand, all sections were cleaned in a two-hour time period.
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‘Plants Of The Oswego Harbor’ Scheduled
The second lecture of the 2010 H. Lee White Marine Museum lecture series will be presented May 8 at 1:30 p.m. in the Pontiac Room at the museum.
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Chamber Welcomes Gelato d’Italia
Members of the Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce joined local officials in welcoming the chamber’s newest member, Gelato d’Italia.
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Farmers Applaud Ag Committee Vote On Labor Bill
Farmers from across New York are applauding the Senate Agriculture Committee’s decision to vote down the Farmworker Fair Labor Practices Act, saying it would have devastated their businesses and in fact, limited the earning potential and job opportunities for farm laborers statewide.