Oswego Daily News

After 150 years, there are plenty of legends, ghost stories and other lore regarding SUNY Oswego. Stories range from ropes that saved students from being blown into the lake to a car’s on campus burial ground to a presidential bath tub and much more.

Oswego City School District Superintendent of Schools Bill Crist continues his “town hall” style visits to three more elementary schools during the week of February 13-16.

Central New York is not exactly known for January and February days when you can sit out on your front deck and enjoy the nice weather. But, this winter has been especially unusual for the people of the Greater Syracuse region, and residents have mixed feelings about the mild season.

The arrest comes as a direct result of an Anti-Crime Team investigation into suspected criminal activity at her address.

Click inside to read Oswego County Legislature Chaiman Fred Beardsley’s complete State of the County Address for 2012.

In his first State of the County Address, Fred Beardsley admits there are challenges ahead. However, he is confident that by working together the legislature can overcome these obstacles.

The Oswego City Police Department has arrested two individuals as a result of two separate Anti-Crime Team investigations.

The Riley elevated water storage tank is “only 100,000 gallons” and was constructed in 1937 and has served its useful life and is no longer cost effective to maintain; “It’s not large enough, not tall enough,” city officials say.

Assemblyman Will Barclay (R,C,I—Pulaski) launched an online petition today (Feb. 8) in support of legislation that would ban the sale and use of synthetic marijuana.