A graduate is congratulated by school board vice president Lynda Sereno. Waiting in line is Superintendent Ben Halsey and OHS Principal Erin Noto.
Oswego Daily News

OHS Class Of 2015 Urged To “Steam” Into Future

After 13 years of school, it took about 33 minutes Saturday to turn the OHS Class of 2015 into freshly minted graduates. In his second graduation address as superintendent, Ben Halsey encouraged the graduates to get steamed up. “212. The concept is quite simple. At 211 degrees, water is hot! At 212 degrees, water boils and with boiling water comes steam. And, with steam – you can power a train,” the superintendent explained. “One degree of difference, between hot water and powering a locomotive.” He urged the class of 2015 to always give that one more degree of effort in every thing they do.

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Oswego Daily News

Oswego County Tourism Office Reports Possible Advertising Scam

Dave Turner, director of the Department of Community Development, Tourism and Planning, said his office is not currently soliciting advertising for its visitor guide, and that any legitimate advertisement solicitations for Oswego County’s official visitors guide would come directly from the tourism office staff and not through a third-party vendor.

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Oswego Daily News

Pet of the Week – Maverick

My name is Maverick. I am a big goofy black lab with a huge tongue, all the better to kiss you with! I am about a year and a half – old enough to sort of know stuff – but still a lot of fun. I can play catch, sit, and sometimes I roll over. (We may have to work on that a little more.) I get along with everybody, children, cats and other dogs.

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Oswego Daily News

Oswego To See Savings In Some Projects

At its meeting this week, the Common Council authorized the mayor to sign several documents that will save the city thousands of dollars. The mayor was authorized to sign change orders that decreased the the overall cost of the projects. And he was authorized to terminate a contract that could mean thousands more in revenue for the Port City

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Sage Moody holds one of the many kittens looking for their furever home at the Oswego Animal Shelter.
Oswego Daily News

Youngsters’ Scoring For Cats Benefits Animal Shelter

All martial arts teaches self-discipline, courtesy and respect. But the instructors at Master Pryor’s Taekwondo America want to make sure the kids remember what’s important in the community and the world around them. They recently encouraged their leadership group to organize and implement a community service project. When Zach Kinney (age 11) and Sage Moody (age 9) heard about the project, they jumped at the chance to help out the Oswego Animal shelter.

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Oswego Daily News

Oswego Council Returns Funds To Fire Department Budget

The funding had originally been earmarked for the fire department to help cover the expense of them taking on the responsibilities of the code enforcement office. While councilors agreed to transfer the funds now, they also put the fire department on notice that it has to continue to find ways to keep decreasing its amount of overtime in the future.

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