The cast and crew of “Oliver!” hope the Oswego community will consider itself at home in the Faust Theatre as the Oswego High School Music Department brings Broadway to its stage by presenting this all time favorite musical.
They have raised the bar at Oswego High School. And, for the most part, students have risen to the occasion – academically as well as socially, the building’s principal said Tuesday night.
Chamber wants to reverse the Independence Day Parade’s route so that it ends at Fort Ontario this year in keeping with the theme “Back In Time.” The full council will also consider resolutions regarding Pumpkin Fest, the farmers’ market, an Oswego triathlon and the Fulton Jazz Fest.
UPDATED: Authorities still seeking the cause of Monday’s house fire. At approximately 12:55 p.m. Feb. 7 , Oswego City Police responded along with the Oswego City Fire Department to a confirmed structure fire at 86 Tallman St. No injuries were reported. Oswego Police are asking anyone with information to contact them at 315-342-8120.
The New York Times today explores one of the state’s biggest problems with solving its budget problems: The rising cost of the Medicaid health insurance program.
Times reporter Nicholas Confessore chose two Oswego County nursing homes to illustrate the problem.
Organizers said Warm Up Oswego 2011 was the biggest and best ever. Even an afternoon incursion by Old Man Winter couldn’t put a damper on the celebration. The event helped lift the Port City out of the winter doldrums.
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For Rick Wilson, the pet business is sort of a homecoming. For the past couple of months, he and his girlfriend, Jennifer Seabury, have operated The Pet Store at 388 W. First St., across from the Oswego Post Office, in the former Glider Oil site.
There will be plenty of ‘hot’ stuff to do in the Armory and all over Oswego during Saturday’s Warm Up event. A special dance will be held at the McCrobie Building Friday night as a warm up for Warm Up.
Scholastic Art judges awarded eighth grader Kayla Volkomer an honorable mention award. OMS Art teacher Linda Shannon said, “Kayla has an exceptional way of expressing herself visually. This is the first time I can recall that an Oswego Middle School student has received this recognition.”
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