Oswego Daily News
Fort Ontario’s Last Battle
Once again, Fort Ontario is under attack. The budget axe has is about to fall on Fort Ontario. We must let our leaders in Albany know that we will defend our homes and our economic security.
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Community
After-School Care Also In Crosshairs Of Governor’s Budget
The governor’s budget proposal to close many state parks and historic sites, including Oswego’s Fort Ontario, has created a furor since it was announced Friday. However, parents who rely on free after-school programs may be in for a shock as well.
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Residents Sound Call To Arms: Save Fort Ontario
Closing state parks, such as Fort Ontario, to help reduce the state’s budget deficit is a short-term fix for the state and a long-term headache for communities, some Oswego residents say. Ironically, the fort is now under attack by the very state that it has defended for more than two centuries.
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State Plans to Close Fort Ontario Historic Site
BREAKING: New York State would close Fort Ontario and 54 other state parks and historic sites to save money, under a plan released today.
The first Fort Ontario was built in Oswego in 1755.
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Oswego Council Committee Paves The Way For Summer Events
At this week’s meeting of the Physical Services Committee, aldermen approved the use of city property for the chamber of commerce.
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Judge To Determine If Pauldine’s Statements Can Be Used In Court
A judge will decide whether certain statements made by a local businessman can be used against him in court.
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Hudson River Landing Passenger To Speak At United Way Meeting
Dave Sanderson, an Oracle sales manager from Charlotte, N.C., will share his survivor’s tale at the United Way of Greater Oswego annual meeting. He was one of the passangers aboard US Airways Flight 1549 when it hit the icy Hudson River.
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A Winter Wonderland At Camp Hollis
Dozens of youngsters enjoy some winter fun at the summer camp. Sliding, playing hockey, and snow shoe trips around the park were among the most popular activities.
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Oswego School Board Continues Working On Budget Issues
Budget discussions kick into high gear for school board. The superintendent will present his budget proposal to the board in the middle of next month. Board members say they want to keep the tax rate at zero, or even reduce it. Through all of the budget talks, the specter of staff cuts looms.
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Winter Returns For Annual Camp Hollis Festival
The annual Hollis Winter Festival is set for Tuesday. The area received another four inches of snow today (Feb. 15) to ensure the sledding, snowshoeing and other outdoor activities all go smoothly.