Oswego Daily News
Mexico Instructor Facing Rape Charge
A veteran instructor in Mexico High School’s Junior ROTC program, was arrested Monday in Oswego.
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Oswego Daily News
Inspector General: Two Oswego Port Members Held Seats Improperly
The New York State Inspector General has found that two members of the Port of Oswego Authority held their seats in violation of statutory requirements, according to a report released Monday.
Fulton Daily News
Four Face Charges For Installing Faulty Septic Systems
Four men have been indicted on charges after they allegedly intentionally installed faulty septic systems, purposely streamed raw sewage into the Oswego River and filed false documents to cover it up. They are slated to return to court Wednesday.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Town Man Sentenced In Woman’s Death
Frank W. Ward was given the maximum sentence in county court. He will spend the next 5 – 15 years in state prison.
Fulton Daily News
GRB Bids Farewell To Grads
In their last act as high school students, members of Fulton’s G. Ray Bodley High School class of 2008 made their way across the stage Saturday to receive diplomas during the annual commencement ceremony.
Oswego Daily News
Parents Of Special Children To Meet Tuesday
Parents of Special Children has recently coordinated a group called Autism Connections.
Oswego Daily News
Leona Johnson To Manage OCO Senior Site in Mexico
Trinity Engle, program services coordinator with Oswego County Opportunities’ Senior Services Division, announced that Leona Johnson has been named manager of OCO’s Dining and Activity site for seniors in Mexico.
Oswego Daily News
Jimmy D And The Jury To Perform At Oswego’s Farmers’ Market
The Greater Oswego-Fulton Chamber of Commerce Oswego Farmers’ Market continues July 3 from 5-9 p.m. on West First Street between Bridge and Oneida streets.
Oswego Daily News
OHS Grads Told: ‘This Is Your Day!’
Members of the OHS Class of 2008 receive their diplomas and encouraged to go out in the world and become the best they can be. They are also reminded to never forget the bonds that tie them all together.
Fulton Daily News
Central Square Grad Killed In Iraq
Capt. Philip J. Dykeman, who graduated in 1988 from Paul V. Moore High School in 1988, was among more than 20 people to be killed in a suicide bomb attack in Anbar Province. He lived in Brockport, New York and was based in Hawaii.