An unusually large change is coming for the Fulton City School District Board of Education.
All three of the board’s six current members who are up for reelection this year have decided not to run.
You probably didn’t need data to prove it, but there’s proof that Oswego County residents are among the poorest in the state.
Data from the federal Bureau of Economic Analysis shows county residents live in one of the ten counties that earn the least per capita income.
Some more showers on Sunday boosted the area rainfall to 6.32 inches for the month.
Port City officials are considering running two fish cleaning stations. In the past, vendors have operated the sites. They paid the city a fee and then charged anglers for the service. However, this year no vendors are interested.
One man is in the hospital and another behind bars following an early-morning shooting in Scriba today (April 22). At approximately 4:16 a.m. members of the Oswego County Sheriff’s Department responded to a shots fired report 145 Skyline Drive.
The suspect entered a local business and allegedly exposed himself to a female employee. He also placed her hands on his body to show off his muscles, police said.
Fulton’s rainfall total continued to climb Wednesday. It looks to go even higher over the weekend.
Although the Oswego County Legislature hasn’t increased the average property tax rate since 2004, county government is financially prepared to protect taxpayers during budget challenges in the months to come.
As graduation approaches, SUNY Oswego is hoping to prepare its seniors to enter a job market that has been becoming steadier but is still unpredictable. At SUNY Oswego’s Compass they offer a number of different services that students can use to do anything from work on and refine resumes to searching databases for different kinds of work opportunities.
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