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.
A participant’s abrupt exit from a public meeting typically is a statement in and of itself. It remains that it can be subject to diverse interpretation. I want to clarify reasons for my precipitous exit from the Aug. 24 Board of Education meeting.
Sue Colussy retired this week from Catholic Charities’ Catholic Legal Services in Atlanta. For a quarter century, the Oswego County native’s been building a non-profit legal service for the poor.
Nearly everything that is supposed to be ready for the opening of school in Fulton will be ready, officials say.
The district is in the midst of a pair of construction projects involving every building. Most of the work is saved for the summer break, putting crews on tight schedules to have work completed by the opening of school in September.
The motto of the Oswego Community Neighborhood Watch Program is “We look out for each other.†It’s just that simple, according to coordinator Betty Gray. “Neighborhood Watch and caring for our citizens, neighborhoods and community is everyone’s responsibility to help our city prosper and return to safety for all,†she said
The heat and humidity didn’t deter Oswegonians from purchasing their favorite fruits, vegetables and sweets or just meeting their friends downtown. Thursday was SUNY Oswego night at the market and many college students were among the dozens of market-goers.
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