Oswego Daily News
OCSD to Suspend Varsity Football Season
Because the health and safety of students is a top priority for the Oswego City School District, the decision has been made to suspend the varsity football season.
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Fulton Daily News
Rice Makes Second Complaint Against Pathfinder Bank
Rice makes second complaint to New York State Board of Elections.
Fulton Daily News
Deana Michaels Endorsed by Central-Northern New York Building and Construction Trades Council
(Fulton, NY) City of Fulton Mayoral Candidate Deana Michaels (R-C) has been endorsed by the Central-Northern New York Building and Construction Trades Council. “Deana will fight for the issues that will benefit not only the […]
Fulton Daily News
Work Ready Oswego NY Grows as More Participants Earn ACT National Career Readiness Certificate
Twelve participants of the Oswego County Summer Youth Employment Program earned a national work readiness credential this summer through a new initiative offered by Cayuga Community College.
Fulton Daily News
Fulton Common Council Approves Sale Of 7 Properties
Common Council sells seven city-owned properties.
Oswego Daily News
OCSD, Partner Agencies Respond to Safety Concern
Early this morning, after freshmen were at the Oswego High School, a call was made to 911 regarding a gun at that location. Upon notification, the school immediately went into lockdown.OHS was released from lockdown at 11:20 a.m. upon an all-clear notification with no findings. The investigation is continuing.
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Complaint Filed with State Board of Elections Regarding Pathfinder Bank Contributions to Michaels
Fulton City Democrat Chair files complaint against Pathfinder Bank.
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Two Horses Tested Positive for EEE Virus, Euthanized
The Oswego County Health Department reported today September 3, that two more horses, located in the towns of Albion and Amboy, tested positive for the Eastern equine encephalitis virus. Both horses were euthanized last week.
Oswego Daily News
Having a Plan Helps Save Lives During Emergencies and Disasters
“Prepared Not Scared” is an appropriate theme for National Preparedness Month, Dale A. Currier, director of the Oswego County Emergency Management Office, said. “Having a plan to respond to any emergency or disaster gives people something to focus on,” he said. “Following the plan may save your life or someone else’s.”
Oswego Daily News
Pulaski Man Dies After Roll-Over Crash
On September 2, at 3:57 p.m., Brian E. Parker, 63, from Pulaski, succumbed to his injuries at Upstate University Hospital. The investigation is continuing.