Fran Godici sends along a couple of pretty photos. The brilliant orange sunset above is one of the reasons people live here and put up with 200 inches of snow in winter. Click the story to see her other photo, of sailboats on the lake. Thanks for sending along the photos, Fran!
It started with a carrot cake.
“It’s such a good recipe,” said Kathy Hotaling of Fulton. “Everyone had it and said, ‘you should open a bakery’.”
So she did.
A quick note: Fulton’s Public Library will be closed Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Painters will be at work inside the library. Drop your due books into the book drop and there’ll be no fines charged. The library will reopen Saturday at 9:00 a.m.
Brejai Rose and Duncan Evers, Westies belonging to Brenda Earl of Oswego, take a dip in the lake. Click the story to see a couple more photos of these cute little fellas.
BREAKING NEWS: Former Oswego Mayor John Gosek will register as a Level 2 sex offender – for now. The decision was made this afternoon (Aug. 24) by Oswego County Court Judge Walter Hafner. Gosek’s attorney plans to file an appeal in an attempt to get the level lowered
Fulton Police say they tried to pull over John D. Halstead, Jr., 41, of 1065 St. Rt. 48, at about 2:03 a.m. Sunday after watching his speeding car hit a curb on W. 1st St. (Route 48) near Curtis St.
Police allege Halstead did not pull over. Instead, he hit the gas, hitting speeds of up to 80 miles an hour as he left the city on Rt. 48.
You might have noticed something new in the last few weeks, over at the top of the second column. We’re bringing you the daily audio reports of a new website called RadioOswego.com. Today, meet Marv Kaminsky, the voice behind RadioOswego.com. He once was a radio newscaster in Oswego County, back when there was local news and local radio. Local radio stations may be a thing of the past, but Marv says there’s still a need for local information in broadcast style. Check out RadioOswego through the links on our site, and take a look at our profile of a man who’s trying to bring back local radio.
Mary Buske turned eleven years old in July. Instead of asking for gifts, she asked her friends to bring “Pennies for Posters.” Mary and her mom, Lisa Buske, have traveled the past couple years to Utica and Albany to support “The Ride for Missing Children.” The Ride for Missing Children is a fundraiser to raise awareness for the missing while also educating children to keep them safe
The student-created mural along West Riverwalk, under the Rail Trail Bridge, is about to get some company. The Common Council is considering allowing a group of six more teen-age artists to display their work in that area. A mural committee was formed at the mayor’s request earlier this year. The intent was to engage youth (graffiti) taggers and non-taggers to beautify the city’s riverwalk areas with artwork and to discourage continued graffiti in the areaAll Content Copyright Dot Publishing 2024. All Submissions Become Property of Dot Publishing All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.