Cayuga Community College hosted a dedication and ribbon cutting Friday to celebrate the completion of construction at its new Fulton Campus at River Glen. Nearly a dozen speakers praised the multi-million dollar project, thanked those who made it possible and extolled its benefits for the local economy and future generations of students.
On August 31, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children contacted the New York State Police Internet Crimes Against Children’s Task Force regarding a possible on-line enticement case that occurred in the Oswego County area. A joint investigation by the NYSP Computer Crime Unit and members of the New York State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation in Pulaski identified a 15-year-old victim.
Temperatures could drop nearly 20 degrees by tomorrow – oh, and expect some rain, too.
Fulton’s All Saints’ Episcopal Church celebrates its 175th anniversary this weekend with a community festival, which begins Friday evening and runs through Sunday afternoon.
The abuse of bath salts and other synthetic drugs is on the rise in the Oswego area. In response to this developing trend, the Upstate Poison Control Center of Syracuse will offer a free educational seminar, open to the public, to educate the Oswego community on this epidemic.
At its meeting Thursday night, the Oswego County Legislature approved four local laws regarding synthetic drugs. The majority of speakers at the public hearing were in favor of getting rid of these substances. One person spoke in favor of synthetic marijuana. Cigarettes and alcohol were just as dangerous, if not more so, he told the legislators.
As the first endowed faculty member at SUNY Oswego, Mary Rodgers, the Marcia Belmar Willock Professor of Finance, brings three decades of Wall Street experience, an interest in financial history and dedication to opportunities for students.
August graduates and a Vietnam veteran received their high school diplomas during the September 11 Oswego City School District Board of Education meeting. In regular meeting action, the resignation of board member William Myer was accepted by the Board of Education.
Not as warm Friday with a mix of sun and clouds and possible scattered showers.
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