At 10:30 a.m. today (Feb. 13), Mayor Thomas W. Gillen lifted the Travel Advisory in the city of Oswego, which was imposed on February 12 due to the heavy snow accumulations and white-out conditions in our immediate area.
Today’s News: Dealing with Friday the 13th, and second quarter honor roll names highlight today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Call it the ‘yellow pages’ for the new millennium. The 211 program offers residents an overview of human service agencies and program in and around Oswego County.
With extreme cold weather forecast for Oswego County and Central New York over the next few days, Oswego County Public Health Director Jiancheng Huang is advising people to take extra precautions to protect themselves from frostbite, hypothermia and other health conditions that are aggravated by cold weather.
Effective immediately, Mayor Thomas W. Gillen has issued a Travel Advisory in the City of Oswego due to heavy snow accumulations and white?out conditions in our immediate area. This Travel Advisory will remain in effect until further notice.
Nichole D. Burr, 19, and Brandon E. Lane II, 23, both residing at 213 Utica St., Apartment #1, Fulton, were arrested on February 11 at about 3 p.m. following an on-going heroin investigation. During the course of the investigation, a search warrant was executed at 213 Utica St., Apartment #1 by members of the city of Fulton Police Department, Oswego County Drug Task Force and city of Oswego Police Department.
Today’s News: The latest on Raider sports, and some tips on things to do this Valentine’s Day in the Thursday edition of RaiderNet Daily.
The NYS Department of Transportation is advising motorists in northern Onondaga and southern Oswego counties of upcoming bridge work that may affect their travel. Beginning on February 16, Oswego County Route 12 will be closed to through traffic as it passes under NY 481, just outside the village of Phoenix, in the town of Schroeppel. This closure is needed to repair the southbound Route 481 bridge, which was hit by a truck on January 5.
Every summer for two weeks, hundreds of youth in grades 2 through 10 come to the SUNY Oswego campus to explore topics ranging from music, art and dance to science, cooking and history during the Sheldon Institute. Now, these academic and cultural programs will be more accessible to lower-income families for many years to come, thanks to an endowed scholarship fund established by the Tarandi Foundation.
Today’s News: A surprising win for a GRB senior, and the buzz around the release of Harper Lee’s long-forgotten book are in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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