The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, with 687 member institutions in 50 countries, recently notified SUNY Oswego that its business school has maintained accreditation for its nationally regarded undergraduate business and master of business administration programs through the next five-year review cycle.
Surfing the web one afternoon, Brandy Ermini came across an ad for girls to try out for the Miss New York and Miss Teen USA Pageant. “On a whim, I sent in a photo of myself (taken from her Iphone). I never thought any more about it,” she said. Several days had passed and after school one afternoon she was checking her emails and got the surprise of her life.
CNY Arts Center has announced a new business model for its theatre program and its intention to explore the acquisition of a new facility. The former Rite Aid pharmacy located at 503 S. Second St. has been vacant for nearly two years.
The recent cold weather and snowstorms have slowed The Salvation Army Red Kettle campaign across Upstate New York. “We rely on this money to carry each Salvation Army center through the year in order to help those who need us,” said Major Donald Hostetler, divisional commander of the Empire State Division of The Salvation Army.
The Oswego City Police Department has recently made the following Felony arrests: An Oswego man was charged Dec. 16. Another Oswego man was charged Dec. 19. And, an Oswego woman was charged earlier today (Dec. 20).
Today’s News In The Raider: Godzilla’s return, At the Movies, On the Slopes, NFL picks and the HOPE Club bringing warmth to the area. Happy Holidays to everyone from RaiderNet Daily!
Mild with showers and some foggy patches today. High 40 to 45.
More than 200 Port City residents packed the Oswego Middle School gym Thursday night to let city officials know what they think of the proposed 2014 budget. By far and away, the vast majority of opinion was anti-budget; especially opposed to a huge tax hike.
The Children’s Museum of Oswego will help answer the age-old question: “What is there to do?” during the upcoming school holiday break for youngsters. Museum representatives will hold events and activities in the ballroom of the McCrobie Building, 41 Lake St., on December 23, 26-31.
Today’s News In The Raider: Installment 7.2 of Neal Burke’s space epic, “The Fugitives,” and more in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
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