West Nile and EEE detected. Improvements to city pool planned. Mayor unveiles his budget proposal. Port City honors Tony Leotta. SUNY Oswego Named Among ‘Best in Northeast.’
Oswego School Board names new offices. July 4th parade draws large crowd. $100,000 earmarked to help upgrade exhibits at Safe Haven Museum. Oswego Health awarded $13 million grant to transform Behavioral Health Services.
Mayor Billy Barlow has lifted the State of Emergency in the city of Oswego and has lifted the travel advisory put in place during yesterday’s (Dec. 27) winter storm. Residents may resume travel and the normal winter parking laws are now back in effect. Mayor Barlow praised the efforts of the Oswego Department of Public Works for their around the clock response to the storm and says the city will focus on snow removal in the comings days.
ARISE’s ramp program aids those in need. Elks retire old and worn flags. Caraccioli honored as Woman of Distinction. A piece of Fort Ontario’s history heads to Washington, DC
SUNY Oswego faculty members cited. Rabies continued to be a threat. Oswego Health names new president and CEO. Newcomers elected to school board, budget approved. OHS grad earns Gen. Douglas MacArthur Leadership Award. Long-time Oswego Business destroyed by fire.
Fire Chief officially sworn in. Community-minded SUNY Oswego senior honored as Newman Civic Fellow. Oswego County DA fights to keep killer in jail. Oswego school board OKs budget, honors John Canale.
Speedway Hall of Fame driver John Torrese Sr. dies. NRC approves transfer of FitzPatrick’s operating license. Rudy’s open a day late. Oswego State men’s ice hockey bows out in first round of championship. Great Lake Ontario National Marine Sanctuary nomination accepted by NOAA.
Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow has declared a State of Emergency in the city of Oswego due to more than three feet of snowfall overnight. Oswego residents should avoid all unnecessary travel and should not park on city streets for the next twenty-four hours.
Dialing the area code required to make calls. Heavy snow forces a state of emergency. Oswego Speedway named ‘Best Short track.’ Gary Thibodeau continued quest for new trial.
The winter months can bring many challenges to healthy people of all ages. For the elderly who are homebound, chores such as buying groceries and preparing meals can be overwhelming during the winter. However, thanks to the Oswego County Home-Delivered Meals Program, more than 500 seniors a day are receiving nutritious meals without having to leave their homes. In a large rural county of 968 square miles, that is no small undertaking.
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