The Oswego School Board will present its trimmed down version of the 2011-12 draft budget to the administration by the end of the week. According to board vice president John Dunsmoor, chair of the BOE’s finance committee, the tentative budget might include a two percent tax levy increase.
The founder of Fight Science, a martial arts studio on South First Street in Fulton, was sentenced today (Dec. 21) to 2 to 3 years in state prison for having sexual contact with two of his students.
Aspiring meteorologist Carson Metcalf takes a look back at some of the biggest winter storms ever to hit the area. Also today, a loss for the volleyball team, the basketball squad hopes to get its first win, and students reveal what they’d really like for Christmas. (A sheep? Really?)
There’s a difference between what’s probable and what’s likely. The prospect for a white Christmas in Oswego County is a fine example.
This past week, Cornell University’s climatologists predicted that Oswego would have about a 68% chance of having a white Christmas.
Fulton Police sent an underaged person into eight local stores and bars to try to buy alcohol.
All eight of the locations did the right thing, police say: They said no.
Students from around the county visited KPS to read holiday letters to kindergarteners. The elementary students shared their Christmas wish lists, sang a few songs, promised to be good and leave some treats out for Santa and his reindeer.
It’s Yearbook photo time — Wednesday is photo day. Also, Fulton’s wrestlers win another tournament, the volleyball squad posts a win, and the blood drive’s coming up soon.
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