Oswego Daily News
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Daily News
Oswego’s Proposed Parking Policy Discussed
However, it wasn’t the council doing the talking. The Physical Services Committee decided to take no action on the matter Monday night and wait for the fine-tuned version to come to the council floor. A Rochester business man who owns property in Oswego says there are problems with the plan, one of them being the associated fee.
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Broadcaster Bob Gessner Dies In Florida; Left Legacy Of Local Programming
Bob Gessner fell in love with Oswego’s lake and stayed here long enough to see the things he loved about radio fall away. Gessner owned Oswego’s WSGO-AM until the mid 1990’s and built its FM sister — the last local radio station owners in Oswego County. He believed in local issues and put local ideas and local people on the air. Gessner died over the weekend, but the people who worked for him — including his daughter — say his impact will always be felt.
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Grassroots Group To Explore Local Paranormal Events
Port City resident Tracy DeCann has begun a group to examine all sorts of unexplained activity. The Oswego Paranormal Research Society will allow anyone to examine all sorts of paranormal events – from a scientific perspective. Membership is free.
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Oswego Board of Ed Member Wants District To Own Building On Its Property
One Oswego Board of Education member wants the district to take ownership of a concession stand building that’s been on district property for many years.
The building belongs to the Buc Boosters booster club.
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Oswego Lights Up For The Holidays
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Armory Move Tabled In Oswego
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Oswego County Residents Can Still Make Appointments for H1N1 Flu Vaccine
The Oswego County Health Department advises people in the H1N1 priority groups who haven’t received their flu vaccine to contact the health department to make arrangements to receive the vaccine.
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Playground Plan For Leighton Elementary Takes Big Step Forward
A group of residents, led by Judi Kenefic, has been working behind the scenes for several years to put a new playground in place. Tuesday, the group made its plans public.
The wooden playground built in 1991 is falling apart, Kenefic said. “There’s very few pieces left and what’s there is not safe. Neighbors won’t go there anymore because it’s in disrepair and dirty.”
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