Oswego County Clerk Michael Backus today joined several other clerks in New York State calling on Governor Cuomo and Department of Motor Vehicles Commissioner Barbara Fiala to immediately suspend fees related to veterans seeking identification on a driver’s license. He made the announcement at today’s health and wellness fair, sponsored by Se. Patty Ritchie, in Fulton
Looking to learn more about the changing face of healthcare? Curious about the health care services that are offered through Oswego County Opportunities? Answers to those questions and more will be available during OCO’s Health Services open house on Thursday from 2 to 5 p.m.
When she was a little girl, Megan Pecora dreamed about some day owning her own business. She realized that dream recently with the opening of Port City Blueprint in downtown Oswego. She wants to focus on large format copy and print but also does business cards and other types of printing jobs.
Today’s News In The Raider: fundraising for the spring music department trip is under way, and the government shutdown produces more questions than answers in today’s edition of RaiderNet Daily.
Mostly sunny today with increasing clouds late. High in the upper 60s.
At Tuesday’s school board meeting, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction Cathy Chamberlain and the district’s Director of Mathematics Carrie Plasse presented a program on the implementation of the mathematics modules within the district in hopes of providing information and reducing the level of stress for everyone.
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.
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