Winners of the Visitor Guide photo contest sponsored by the Oswego County Tourism Office were recognized recently by the County Tourism staff. The winning photos will be featured in the new Oswego County Visitor Guide which will be released later this fall.
Today’s News In The Raider: In today’s edition we examine the area of respect within the school and Can having a beard affect your health?
City officials are looking at how they can quell the rash of temporary signs that are popping up like weeds all over the city. One proposal would fine the sponsor of the sign if it isn’t removed in a timely fashion. Signs would be allowed only in certain areas and only with approval from the council.
Toni Lynn Krupa, 26, of Fulton, was arrested on October 3, following an investigation by the Oswego County Drug Task Force, the Fulton City Police and the New York State Police Community Narcotics Enforcement Team.
The newly formed committee, comprised of nearly 30 people from all walks of life, outlined their goals and hopes for the district as it moves forward into the future. Spending more than two hours brainstorming and bouncing ideas off one another, the meeting was the first of several that will be held throughout the year to help develop a strategic plan to guide the district over the next five years.
The arrests stem from the investigation into an incident that occurred in the town of Hastings on that same day, when they reportedly unlawfully entered a construction business by crashing a vehicle into a door to gain entry, causing damage to the building, then allegedly stole items from within.
Today’s News In The Raider: We hear student opinions of public displays of affection in the halls and running the mile in physical education class.
Things could be rather nasty around noontime today. High winds and thunderstorms are possible around the area. High 75.
Although pumpkins can grow to 2,000 pounds these days, it takes a lot of hard work and some luck to produce an award-winner, according to competitors at the 22nd annual Oswego Great Pumpkin Festival. Besides pumpkins, the two-day festival also featured great watermelons, squash, tomatoes and gourds. Check inside for this year’s winners plus some of the top pumpkins from past years.
Andy Wolf of Little Valley, NY, beat out a field of nearly three dozen growers to take home the top prize in the 2013 Oswego Great Pumpkin Festival. The weighing might be done – but the festival continues on Sunday.
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