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A Piece Of Oswego’s History To Be Restored To Its Rightful Place
A small segment of part of the Port City’s big history will return thanks to the efforts of the Oswego Sunrise Rotary Club.At its meeting Monday night, the Physical Services Committee granted permission of the Rotarians to place a restored railroad watchman’s shanty in the Seaway Trail Gateway Interpretative Park, fronting on East First Street.
Police: Fulton Man Missing In Herkimer County
UPDATE: State Police said today (Oct. 6) that Fay M. Spencer, 46, of Fulton, has been located safe and sound. He was fishing with friends on Horn Lake in the town of Ohio, Herkimer County, when he became separated from the group.
RaiderNet Daily: Big Football Win, Big Flu Concern
Two Youngsters Charged With Vandalizing Voorhees Park
Fulton Police are charging two youngsters with vandalizing the play equipment at Voorhees Park in September.
Marching Bucs March Well At West Genny
Oswego’s Marching Buccaneers posted their best score of the field band season Saturday night at West Genesee.
The Bucs posted a score of 83.30 for its show, called “The Search”.
Bill Owens Opens Field Office In Oswego
Fulton Public Library’s Elevator Project Begins
Ground was broken Friday, September 25, on the river side of the 1905 Carnegie structure, to build a four-story elevator tower on the rear of the building. “The project will be completed in two sections,†Library Director Penny Kerfien said. “The first part of the project will be to construct the tower, on the river side of the building, from ground level to the roof.â€Â
Oswego Native Spearheads Charity Run In Afghanistan
What better way to motivate someone than to let them know they have the opportunity to help others?
Army Maj. Anthony Clemente said the idea for adding the charitable donations was inspired by his father. A retired Army major who served for 30 years, Clemente’s father lost his fight against lymphoma and liver cancer.
Oswego Health: Steps You Can Take To Avoid the H1N1 Flu
While only a small number of local residents have become ill with suspect cases of the H1N1 flu, Oswego Health’s vice president for medical affairs Renato Mandanas, M.D., said that there are simple steps that can be taken to avoid the illness.