Oswego Daily News
Oswego Health’s Major Sponsors For Its Tennis/Golf Tournaments
This year’s three-day event will benefit renovations to Oswego Hospital’s emergency department.
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Fulton Daily News
New Vision Graduation Set June 10 At G. Ray Bodley High School
A.L. Lee Memorial’s BOCES New Vision – Allied Health Careers Program graduates its largest class ever this year.
Fulton Daily News
Williamstown Man Arrested For Assault On Infant
A Williamstown man was arrested Thursday and charged with several crimes for allegedly causing serious injuries to a 2-month-old child who was in his care earlier this month.
Fulton Daily News
School Board Sends Budget Back To The Voters
New budget proposal saves nine positions. However, the tax rate increase would jump from 3.81 to 5.72 percent.
Fulton Daily News
Police: Man Allegedly Kidnapped Oswego Woman
A 22-year-old female was allegedly kidnapped from her Oswego residence, police said Thursday. She was ultimately released by the suspect and was safe at the Webster Police Department. The suspect, Scott C. Furey, is currently being held at Owego County Jail.
Fulton Daily News
Wray Receives City Recognition
Fulton Mayor Ronald Woodward recently presented a Mayoral Proclamation of Honor to Paula Wray, who retired as head of the Fulton Housing Authority.
Fulton Daily News
Sunrise Rotary Welcomes Guests
The Fulton Sunrise Rotary Club recently welcomed guest speakers.
Fulton Daily News
Westons Issue Community Letter of Thanks
The theme of this year’s Memorial Day Salute was ‘A grateful community says “Thanks” to our Veterans.”First of all, we want to commend the Fulton service clubs — Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions and Rotary Sunrise — […]
Fulton Daily News
Third Ward Action Committee Plans Meeting
The Third Ward Action Committee meeting will be held June 4 at 7 p.m. in the Lanigan School Media Center.
Fulton Daily News
Cause & Origin Team Investigates Late Night House Fire
Investigators are looking into the cause of a house fire that was reported overnight at 502 county Route 55, Granby. While everyone made it out of the home, one resident was taken by ambulance to A.L. Lee Memorial Hospital with smoke inhalation, according to Oswego County E-911.