Oswego Daily News
With Fort Ontario Closed, Local Officials Will Ask State If Volunteers Can Run The Site
Local officials are not willing to let Fort Ontario sit idle for the entire summer.
At a meeting of the county’s Tourism Advisory Council this week, county officials and local tourism business owners decided to ask the state if there’s a way to get the fort open. Fort Ontario is one of 55 state parks, historic sites and golf courses that either closed or were not allowed to open for the summer because state lawmakers have not approved a state budget yet.
Teen With Paint Ball Gun Charged
Pauldine’s Fate Rests With The Jury
Pauldine Testifies In His Own Defense
Speakers Oppose PILOT Plan
Testimony Continues In Pauldine Case
Newcomer And Incumbent Win Oswego School Board Seats
Kathleen Allen was the top unofficial vote getter, followed by incumbent Jim Tschudy. The Oswego City School District’s budget was also approved by the voters Tuesday night.
Pauldine Case Gets Under Way In Oswego City Court
