Oswego kicked off a 200th anniversary commemoration on Saturday with the War of 1812 Symposium. The event, at The American Foundry, consisted of a series of lectures which focused on Oswego County’s role in the War of 1812. Several local historians and history buffs attended.
Work could soon be going on inside the closed Golden Corral restaurant on Rt. 481 to turn it into the fifth Little Lukes childcare center.
The site plan for the conversion goes before Fulton’s Planning Commission tonight.
Owens is now calling on members of Congress to promise that they will take no pay if they decide to shut down government over the lack of a budget.
After retiring from teaching, Hope Marston embarked on a career as an author of children’s books. She has 32 books to her credit with more on the way. Marston will be the featured speaker at the April 13 meeting of the Oswego Reading Council.
The average temperature last month was 33.5 degrees. That’s just 0.4-degree below normal. And, total precipitation for March was 2.44 inches. That is just 0.08-inch above average. Snowfall, however, was quite a bit below average.
Developments in the Wisconsin state government won’t likely have big impact on CNY, they said.
Heidi Allen, 18, disappeared between 5:45 and 7:50 a.m. April 3, 1994, from the D&W Convenience Store at Route 104 and 104B in New Haven. She was working alone that Easter Sunday. She has not been found. Her sister, Lisa Buske, is using her blog to keep Heidi’s memory alive. The public is invited to view the blog and share memories as well.
The origins of April Fool’s Day are discussed today. Also, an enthusiastic response to trip plans, and a tough night for Raider boys teams.
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