News
Vote on Fulton Schools Building Project Could Be in December
Business Owners Ask Council To Help Create More Parking
Several members of the business community urged the Common Council Tuesday night to aggressively address the dearth of parking space in and around the downtown area.
Weather Notebook For October 9, 2012
Mild and dry today but showers return on Wednesday.
Alliance Bank Being Merged Into by Larger Bank
Grassroots Group Comes To Aid Of Young Cancer Patient
Jessica Hofschulte is spearheading “Operation Upstairs/Downstairs House” for Julian Ross. The group hopes to be able to build an addition on Julian’s home so he can have the upstairs bedroom he wants.
Open House at Firefighters’ Museum to feature Historic Kingsford Fire Pump Wagon
The John D. Murray Firefighters Museum will host an open house in conjunction with the Oswego County Historical Society on October 13 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. On display for the first time in more than 20 years is the historic Kingsford Fire Pump wagon, first patented in 1867 and built in 1869 at the Kingsford Foundry & Machine Works in Oswego.
Residents Press Senator on Issues at Mobile Town Hall Meeting
Mission To Help Area Homeless Charges Forward
Oswego’s Emily Bradshaw’s quest to create a homeless shelter is receiving a lot of support. She has also begun an effort to collect personal care items for the homeless. Here, in her own words, is an update on her progress.
Former First Lady of Oswego honored with Eleanor Roosevelt Award by DAWN
The Eleanor Roosevelt Award has been established to recognize the women of Oswego County who exemplify the spirit of Eleanor Roosevelt. Martha Hammill was selected as the first recipient of this award for her outstanding contributions to this community in the spirit of Eleanor. Her commitment to serving the community started early with her church youth group, which she served as president.

