The campaign for Congress heads into the final days of the opening round with incumbent Democrat Bill Owens sitting on the largest pile of money.
Campaign filings made public this week show Owens with nearly $1.2 million on hand. Owens has spent $1.6 million on his reelection so far.
Members of the Common Council and Harborfest’s board vowed to keep the lines of communication open as they plan for the 2011 and 2012 festivals. The two sides also agreed to continue searching for alternative funding sources and ways to tighten their belts to keep the festival a viable option for thousands of people next summer.
“If I could bring my Mom back from Heaven,” Shirley Slate began, reading from her very first essay, a prayer for the return from Heaven for her mother for one more day.
“I just want to hold her one more time,” she said.
That Shirley Slate could read or write that essay was remarkable. At age 52, she’s learning to read and write and aiming to get her GED.
See video of her touching essay, inside.
On Sunday, at about 8:49 a.m., a victim reported that at about 3 that morning she had been assaulted by an adult male, with whom the victim had a prior relationship and during the assault was unlawfully restrained.
Back to school time is very exciting. But, it can also be a very dangerous time. The Oswego County Health Department warns parents that the most important way to protect their children from disease is to vaccinate them.
The first game on Fulton’s brand new turf field was a difficult one.
Indian River scored the first 22 points of the game and literally ran away from the Red Raiders, 55-23.
See a full gallery of photos from the game inside.
Fulton’s varsity boys soccer team lost its opening game, 1-0, to East Syracuse-Minoa on Friday despite having control of the ball for much of the contest.
Saturday, the Red Raider boys were on their way to doing that all over again before pulling out a win.
See a full gallery of photos from the game, inside.
Most of Labor Day weekend was a washout for folks who live in the Oswego-to-Mexico corridor.
A rainstorm that spanned two days put as much as 3 inches of fresh rain on the ground through Sunday.
It’s that time of year when children start heading back to school. The Oswego City Police Department wishes to remind citizens of these, easy to follow, back to school safety tips.
With all the exciting things to see at each year’s New York State Fair, it’s often hard for fairgoers to decide what to do in the little time they have. There are still many free concerts and more to be enjoyed in the coming days of the fair.
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