Oswego Daily News

Someone once said that in hard times, great leaders don’t say everything’s going to be all right. In hard times, great leaders say things are going to be better than ever.

The Oswego County Historical Society will host its annual meeting presentation on May 19 at 1:30 p.m. in the community room of the historic Oswego Public Library at 120 E. Second St. The event is free and open to the public.

In 2017, the Port of Oswego suffered more than $6.5 million in damage to facilities. Currently, lake levels – according the NOAA water gauge, which is located at the port, is 247.7 feet.

Plants and animals on thousands of acres of public lands are coming out of winter hibernation, and residents and visitors are celebrating the return of spring at their favorite parks. People in Oswego County can help with cleanup events at four sites Saturday, May 4, during the eighth annual I Love My Park Day event.

OSWEGO – The Literacy Coalition of Oswego County and its partner, the Weston T. Hyde Foundation, were recently awarded a $21,900 “Lift Oswego” grant to implement the Read To Them family literacy program in the […]

The Oswego County Health Department is recognizing National Infant Immunization Week, a time to highlight the importance of immunizing babies and children against serious illnesses. Vaccines have drastically reduced infant death and disability caused by preventable diseases in the United States.

The theme of this year’s parade is “Music of America.” The Independence Day Parade will start at 1 p.m. on July 7 and run along State Route 104, from Oswego High School, turning down East Seventh Street towards Fort Ontario.

The project was designed to promote Oswego’s waterways and the West Linear Riverwalk as the city conducts improvements to Water Street, plans to build a river dock for recreational boaters, and has increased investment in the Oswego Summer Concert Series at Veterans’ Stage, all initiatives centered around the Riverwalk, with a focus on Oswego’s waterfront.