The 2013 Central New York Scholastic Arts competition is the elite show of the year for talented high school students. Once again the Oswego High School was well-represented when the awards were distributed. Five students earned individual Gold Key Awards while six Silver Key Awards were presented to OHS artists.
Today’s News In The Raider: New year, new resolutions for some Bodleyans
And, Science Club makes MOST of December trip.
Slightly warmer Wednesday – with the chance of some flurries.
In a split vote Monday night, the Common Council approved salary hikes for its president and vice president. The vote to approve the rules of the council, including the salary adjustments, was passed 5-2 with Councilor Dan Donovan and Councilor Shawn Walker voting “absolutely not.”
Things will be back to normal Tuesday as temperatures return to the 30s for the highs.
Governor Andrew Cuomo’s State of the State message was long and detailed. It discussed a lot of issues. But not all of them.
So when a member of his cabinet came to Fulton on Friday to present the local version of the Governor’s message, local officials pounced with questions about some of the things left out of the speech.
Integrative Counseling Services is in the business of helping others. Over the weekend, the Oswegonians banded together to help those dealing with the aftermath of last month’s murders in Newtown, Conn.
David W. King, dean of graduate studies and research at SUNY Oswego, was recently elected president of the National Professional Science Masters Association for 2013.
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