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GRB Students Inducted Into National Honor Society
Nearly 50 G. Ray Bodley High School students were recently celebrated for their successes inside and outside the classroom, earning membership into the National Honor Society.
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It’s Not Too Late: Heating Assistance Programs Still Available For Income-Qualified Customers
Winter’s control over upstate New York continues and National Grid reminds its customers to take advantage of programs that can help them pay and manage their winter energy bills as part of its Winter Customer Savings Initiative.
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CONSUMER ALERT: The Department Of State’s Division Of Consumer Protection Warns New Yorkers Of Credit And Debit Card Skimming Scams
During Identity Theft Awareness Week, the Department of State’s Division of Consumer Protection today warned New Yorkers of credit and debit card skimming scams where thieves place “skimming” devices at ATMs, gas station pumps and other unattended payment terminals to steal card information.
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AAA Revs Its Engines At The Buffalo Auto Show
Car enthusiasts, consumers and the curious will be heading downtown to the Buffalo Niagara Convention Center this week for the 2023 Buffalo Auto Show, and AAA Western and Central New York is pleased to participate. The show runs from February 2 – 5, 2023.
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AAA Offers Auto Tips Ahead Of Arctic Blast
An Arctic blast is expected to grip the region at the end of this week with frigid temperatures and wind chills. In some areas, temperatures are forecasted to drop below zero degrees. The cold spell is expected to begin Friday (Feb. 3) and last through Saturday (Feb. 4). AAA is preparing for an increase in call volume, especially for dead batteries, as temperatures fall.
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Mayor Barlow Proposes $1 Million Paving Plan For Oswego In 2023
Mayor Billy Barlow announced today the biggest paving plan in the history of the City of Oswego with over $1 million worth of city streets on the schedule to be paved this year. Should the plan be approved by the Common Council, the total amount of paving done under Barlow’s term, who is in his last year as Mayor, will push to nearly $8 million total.
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Oswego County Clerk Issues Warning About Online Notary Renewals
The Association of New York State County Clerks recently learned of a new online portal created by the New York State Department of State allowing notaries public to renew their commissions electronically. Letters of invitation to use this portal, which goes live on Wednesday, Feb. 1, are being sent to Oswego County notaries public whose commissions are soon due for renewal.
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National Abolition Hall Of Fame And Museum Announces Black History Month February 2023 Program Lineup
The National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum (NAHOF) announces the programs for the third Black History Matters video series which will be released at midnight each day of February 2023 and is free to watch on www.YouTube.com/@AbolitionHallofFame.
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Second Generation Haircare Business Continues To Flourish After 76 Years
Most of us ponder at length what we want to be when we grow up. But Bernard Bronner knew from the time he was in diapers his destiny – to run the legacy of his father’s haircare business.
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Local Entrepreneur Mercedes Wilson “Relishes” in Sweet Success- Expands Relish Line To 66 Tops Locations
Mercedes Wilson, or as she is known among friends and family, Sadie, is over the moon about her recent sweet success of expanding her relish line into 66 Tops Friendly Markets.