Oswego Daily News

International Jewelry Business Relocating To Oswego

An international jewelry business is set to open on Oswego’s west side early next year. LeRoi (fine body jewelry) announced Thursday afternoon that it plans to relocate from its current Fulton facility into a much larger site at 212 W. Second St., Oswego. It will bring 40 employees with it, and is likely to at 10 more with another 10 possible by 2020.

[…]

“A Rough Bunch.” Soldiers with the dog, "Kaiser," next to the hospital ward at Fort Ontario, around 1917. Army Nurse Olive Perry Collection.
Oswego Daily News

First Day Hike at Fort Ontario will Focus on World War I

Post historian Corey King will lead a unique World War I commemorative First Day Hike around the 75-acre Fort Ontario Military Reservation National Register District at 10 a.m. on New Year’s Day, Tuesday, Jan. 1. The hike pays tribute to the 100th anniversary of the Nov. 11, 1918, signing of the armistice which brought World War I to a close.

[…]

Oswego Daily News

Swearing Just One of Many Issues Facing Oswego Schools

Imagine an elementary child kicking, punching or biting a teacher. Or, obscenities flying from the mouths of secondary students not only in the hallways – but in classrooms. These are just a few things that Oswego teachers face on a day to day basis. Recently, Oswego City School District Board of Education President Aimee Callen noted that she had received complaints from parents about discipline.

[…]

Oswego Daily News

City of Oswego Wins $934,200 in Governor’s Regional Economic Development Council Grants

The city of Oswego was awarded grant funding through the CNY Regional Economic Development Council for the state’s Consolidated Funding Application process for the Wright’s Landing Marina Boater Services Improvement project. The city of Oswego has successfully been awarded more than $20 million in grant funding since 2016.

[…]