The 30th annual National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend will honor 10 New York State firefighters who died in the line of duty in 2010 and in previous years, including an Oswego firefighter. Scott W. Davis of the Oswego Fire Department died after suffering a heart attack within 24 hours after several emergency responses on June 20, 2010.
Local elementary students and residents of Bishop’s Commons gathered Sunday to answer that question and help raise donations for the Human Concerns Center and Salvation Army. Claudia Chetney organized the event as part of her Girl Scouts Bronze Service Award project.
UPDATE: Authorities reported Monday that an elderly couple from Watertown were killed in the crash.
State Route 104 was closed between county routes 29 and 51 in Scriba as of 11:30 a.m. on Friday. It was closed for several hours. Officials say an accident involving a car and tractor-trailer has killed two people.
An Oswego man who is already facing charges of raping an adult woman is now accused of having sex with a teenaged girl.
Kevin J. Larrabee, 28, of 42 W. Ninth St., Apt. 3, Oswego, was charged Thursday with a felony count of rape and a misdemeanor count of endangering the welfare of a child.
Michael Smith, DPW commissioner, received a request from Greg Hausman, tournament director for Puckfest Hockey Tournaments, asking to hold an event at the Crisafulli Skating Rink the weekend of March 2, 3 and 4, 2012.
At its meeting this week, the Administrative Services Committee gave a favorable recommendation to a request to extend the Oswego Farmers’ Market by two more weeks. It will run Oct. 20 and 27.
Oswego County Sheriff’s deputies are investigating a serious car-bike accident on Rathburn Road and County Route 20 in Oswego Town. The accident occurred earlier this morning (Oct. 6) around 11
While they sat just a couple yards away from each other at Wednesday night’s debate, Dave White and Tom Gillen were miles apart on some of the issues facing the Port City. The two candidates for mayor of Oswego; Gillen, a Democrat, and White, a Republican, squared off in Oswego High School’s Faust Theater.
Workers at the FitzPatrick nuclear plant have ratified a new contract and avoided a strike similar to the recent walkout at the Nine Mile Point nuclear plants next door.
The year of SUNY Oswego’s birth 150 years ago takes on lives of its own Tuesday as faculty, staff and students mark the college’s sesquicentennial near Glimmerglass Lagoon, with the Village student townhouses as a backdrop. A “birthday bash” for founder Edward Austin Sheldon — born Oct. 4, 1823 — put an exclamation point on the day’s festivities. (SUNY Oswego photo by Charles Wainwright)
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