UPDATED: According to Fulton’s weather observer, the city received no rain on Feb. 13. But it is headed this way, followed by colder temperatures and a bit more snow. In Oswego, this winter has cracked the top 20 snowiest winters list.
Emily Bradshaw is going to have her head shaved as part of a benefit to raise funds to help kids who are suffering from childhood cancer. People can donate to her effort. Or, they can “Brave the Shave” themselves on Feb. 28 at the SUNY Oswego Campus Center.
School and county health officials say rashes at Riley School aren’t a communicable situation. The recent outbreak isn’t related to asbestos abatement or other construction work at the school, according to a district spokesperson.
Kenny Copps will have the call of the game live, starting at just before the opening faceoff at 7:00 p.m. Click into the article to get to the streaming player.
The HOPE club is seeking more members. Also today, the Red Raiders take a playoff win, and Beauty and the Beast hits Broadway.
UPDATED: As of 4:15 p.m. Thursday, Mayor Randy Bateman had lifted the Winter Parking Advisory. If it is at all possible, Mayor Bateman is asking residents to still continue not to park on city streets. “It makes it easier for the Department of Works to clear our streets, especially the smaller ones, for emergency vehicles,” he explained.
Therefore, until further notice we are requesting no parking on any city streets and no unnecessary travel. This will aid city resources in clearing city streets. Also, the Oswego City School District is closed today.
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