News
Smart Group Recognizes Oswego
The Oswego Community Development Office received news today (Nov. 10), that the Great Lakes Commission and NOAA Coastal Services Center have selected the Port City among three winners for the Smart Growth Coastal City Awards for 2008. Using the winners, they will develop case study examples of smart growth in the Great Lakes region.
Route 104 Bridge Set To Open Monday
Local and state officials – along with scores of Oswegonians – gathered today (Nov. 9) for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the completion of the approximately $10 million bridge replacement project. It will be open to traffic starting Monday.
Fights Result In Serious Injury, Multiple Arrests
City Pair Facing Drug Charges
Jones Remains Jailed, Judge Won’t Change Bail
BREAKING NEWS: The man accused of murdering his 11-year-old stepsister will remain in custody on $100,000 cash bail or $250,000 bond. His attorney sought to have him released on his own recognizance, or at least have his bail reduced.
Syracuse Man Accused of Sodomizing Child
A Syracuse man has been arrested for allegedly having anal intercourse with a child several times at a Hastings residence in 2001. Mathew J. Angona, 23, of 300 Lodi St. Apt. 1, Syracuse, was arrested Thursday and charged with first-degree sodomy and first-degree sexual abuse, both felonies. After assaulting the arresting officer, he was also charged with second-degree menacing, resisting arrest and second-degree harassment.
Trinity Students, Guests Celebrate Thanksgiving
The youngsters and their guests enjoy a holiday meal with all the trimmings. It’s the school’s way of saying thank you to its family.
Former Mayor Prepares For New Role
Former Fulton mayor Daryl Hayden is preparing to take a different seat at city hall. Hayden, a Democrat, won the Fourth Ward Alderman’s seat during this week’s General Election against incumbent Republican Dana Smith.






