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Fulton Kicks Off Memorial Day Salute
Fulton’s annual weekend salute to the contributions and sacrifices of its veterans is here.
Memorial Day Salute begins Friday at 5:00 p.m. at the War Memorial complex. There’ll be rides and games, food and music, Friday night fireworks, and, on Saturday morning, one of Central New York’s largest parades.
Your guide to the events of the Memorial Day Salute:
- Local Musicians Headline Friday’s Entertainment at Memorial Day Salute
- Elvis is in the Building at Memorial Day Salute
- Fulton Community Band and Dixieland Band to Perform at Memorial Day Salute
- The 29th Annual Fulton Memorial Day Salute Children’s Events will be Magical
- “America The Beautiful†is Memorial Day Salute Parade’s Theme
- Memorial Day Salute Committee Planning Huge Parade
Click inside to see a gallery of photos from last year’s parade — just the thing to whet your appetite for this year’s version.
Trinity Students Up To The Sports Challenge
A former Trinity Catholic School student returned Wednesday to take on the sixth graders in the annual sports day challenge. She raced against the school’s four fastest sixth graders – with some mixed results.
Farmers’ Market Season Opens In Oswego
The 2010 Oswego Farmers’ Market season got off to early start Thursday afternoon and was met with mixed reviews. For the most part, those visiting the market didn’t seem to mind the new 4 – 8 p.m. (instead of the usual 5 – p.m.) schedule.
Driver Facing Several Charges Following Serious Injury MVA
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Scene Around Town: Color Returns
The grays and browns of winter and early spring are finally gone. Flowers have poked up from the ground, flowering bushes such as rhododendrons are full of their softball-sized blooms, and trees, like this one in front of Oswego City Hall, remind us that nature comes in all colors.
Senate Honors Muriel Allerton as 2010 Woman of Distinction
Oswego School Board Rejects Nuclear Tax Deal
BREAKING NEWS: The Oswego City School District voted against accepting a one-year PILOT agreement with the owners of Nine Mile Unit I. Wednesday night’s vote, 5-1-1, followed a nearly 45-minute executive session. Board Vice President Jim Tschudy voted against the move to reject the deal and member Sean Madden was absent.




