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FULTON – On August 21, 2023, the City of Fulton Police were made aware of a possible sexual abuse which occurred earlier in the year at an address in the City. An investigation revealed […]

Mayor Barlow Announces City Of Oswego To Host September 11 Ceremony

Mayor Billy Barlow announced today the City of Oswego will host its annual September 11 Ceremony on September 11, 2023. Beginning at 6:30 a.m., a Sunrise Run and Silent Procession will take place along East Bridge Street from East Fourth Street to the Oswego Police Department on West Second Street.

Fulton Offers A Walk Through Its History

Have you ever wanted to experience an important moment in history? Have you wished you could hear the voice of someone who made that history? Or wondered what it was like to live when your great-great-grandparents did? Well, the city of Fulton has just the opportunity for you.

The H. Lee White Maritime Museum Presents “The Masonic Mariners Of Oswego City: A Brief History”

The H. Lee White Maritime Museum at Oswego is pleased to present the third installment of the 2023 History Lecture Series featuring Dr. Natalie Joy Woodall. Join us on Sunday, September 17 at 1:30 p.m. as Woodall presents “Masonic Mariners of Oswego City: A Brief History”.

New York Department Of State’s Division Of Consumer Protection Offers Tips For Keeping Babies Safe During Baby Safety Month

The New York Department of State’s Division of Consumer Protection is providing baby-proof safety measures and tips to help prevent some of the biggest dangers for babies. September is Baby Safety Month, an annual event that focuses on raising awareness of critical lifesaving information to help parents and caregivers keep little ones safe. Follow the New York Department of State on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and check in every Tuesday for more practical tips that educate and empower New York consumers on a variety of topics. Sign up to receive consumer alerts directly to your email or phone here.

OCO Family Care Program Offers Fulfillment

Living alone can be difficult. The absence of companionship and not having someone to share your experiences with is not a comforting feeling. When Sally Downs found herself in that position she discovered a solution that alleviated those feelings and had a positive impact on her life.

NYSDEC Forest Rangers – Week In Review

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Forest Rangers respond to search and rescue incidents statewide. Working with other state agencies, local emergency response organizations, and volunteer search and rescue groups, Forest Rangers locate and extract lost, injured, or distressed people from across New York State.

Lung Association Offers Tips To Protect Lungs During Extreme Heat In New York State

This week, heat advisories are in effect throughout the Northeast. Extreme weather conditions, like the current heat wave, can make breathing more difficult for anyone, but can especially be challenging for residents living with lung diseases like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or asthma.

School’s Open, Drive Carefully – A Life Saving Message For 77 Years AAA And Local Law Enforcement Agencies Partner On Safety

AAA Western and Central New York, along with law enforcement, has kicked off its annual “School’s Open, Drive Carefully” campaign as back-to-school season gets underway. With school buses back on the roads, commuters should give themselves extra time and be prepared for bus traffic. Motorists should also be cognizant of less-experiencedmstudents drivers returning to high school and college.

Oswego City County Youth Bureau Announces Scarecrow Making Contest

The Oswego City County Youth Bureau will be hosting a scarecrow making contest for city of Oswego residents and businesses on Saturday, October 14. Prizes will be awarded for the most creative, funniest and most original. Judges will be around between 12-4 p,.m. If you make a scarecrow at pumpkin fest, you may use them for this contest.