Granby elementary third grade students of Karen Murdoch’s class entirely designed and created Fulton’s very own Little Free Library. What is a Little Free Library? you may ask. Well, it is simply that: a little, free library. Presented at Bullhead Point, a small, free standing library now exists for community members to take a book and return a book for free.
FEMA is preparing new coastal studies and risk analysis for Oswego County, and engineers from a private contractor, Risk Assessment Mapping and Planning Partners (RAMPP), are performing land use reconnaissance surveys of the Lake Ontario shoreline to gather data.
The funding had originally been earmarked for the fire department to help cover the expense of them taking on the responsibilities of the code enforcement office. While councilors agreed to transfer the funds now, they also put the fire department on notice that it has to continue to find ways to keep decreasing its amount of overtime in the future.
Merit awards, senior scholarships/awards and numerous memorial scholarships were presented as well as incentive scholarships to area colleges and universities. More than 250 scholarships/awards were presented to Oswego High School students, amounting to almost $800,000.
Brandon Shoults, 31, of Oswego, left the sidewalk and ran into the road in front of a moving vehicle, according to city police. He is still considered to be in critical condition, police said today (June 22). Anyone with any information about the accident is asked to call police at (315) 342-8120.
Julian Ross couldn’t go to DisneyWorld — so a cadre of volunteers brought DisneyWorld to Oswego. He was diagnosed with Stage IV Neuroblastoma in 2011, when he was just 6 years old. In early March of this year, he was put on Hospice care.
A man suffered serious injuries and was airlifted to a trauma center Saturday evening (June 20) after reportedly being struck by a vehicle. Oswego Fire Department personnel were dispatched to the vehicle vs. pedestrian accident at 9:37 p.m. on Saturday at the intersection of State Route 104 and George Street.
You would never know something troubling is around the corner when the film opens with shots of eggs hatching to the tune of menacing music. Great job, Jurassic World creators. Right away, the score gives the film a feeling of grandness. And for a while you’re swept up in it. The world is slightly futuristic and certainly has the wow factor that dinosaurs often bring. But the pacing is horrible.
Madeline and her babies were unceremoniously “evicted” from their “home,” so to speak, and then rescued by kind-hearted strangers. We can’t imagine why anyone would not want to keep Madeline close by! She is a total snuggle bug and will curl up in your arms and gaze at you adoringly. Who would not want that?
From native American culture to Holocaust refugees, and the Oswego Lighthouse to genealogical research, several Oswego County heritage sites have signed up to participate in the I Love New York Path through History Weekend June 20 and 21. “Oswego County has a rich and colorful heritage and we are indebted to our local historians and historic sites for keeping that heritage alive,” said Janet Clerkin, Oswego County Tourism and Public Information Coordinator.
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