Letters to the Editor
Deborah Smith: Support Castiglia For County Legislature
My name is Deborah Smith (Deb, to my friends) I am the owner of the Fernwood Mill.
Opinion
Letters to the Editor
Frank Castiglia Jr.: Time To Lower Number Of Fulton Common Councilors
City of Fulton it is time! It is time to lower the number of Councilors.
Letters to the Editor
Frank Castiglia Jr.: Gives Us A Break!
Oswego County legislature please give the residents of Oswego County a break.
Letters to the Editor
Frank Castiglia Jr.: Oswego County Needs Redistricting, Reductions
Oswego County needs some R N R! (Redistricting) N (Reduction)!
Letters to the Editor
Larry Macner: Remembering September 11, 2001
This year marks the 30th year I deployed with my Air National Guard unit to “Operation Desert Shield/Operation Desert Storm.” On September 11, 2021, it also marks the 20th Anniversary of 9/11, 2001, that terrible day that our Nation was attacked by terrorists.
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Dan Manka: The Oswego County Creed
I am a citizen of Oswego County, therefore I am a citizen of New York and the United States. I enjoy the beautiful lakes, waterways, forests, and farms of my county. I acknowledge the significance of the agriculture, tourism, and transportation industries that greatly influence the economy of our area.
Letters to the Editor
Frank Castiglia Jr.: Where’s Waldo?
Summer is almost over and FOFP has been missing for 2yrs now. One year because of the pandemic and this year because of the new administration in the City.
Letters to the Editor
Suzanne Stout: Women’s Right To Vote & Representation
I have been lamenting the fact that women have the bare minimum of representation in Oswego County, the City of Fulton, where I reside, or the City of Oswego, where I’ve worked and often frequent. As a woman, female representation is sadly lacking.
Letters to the Editor
Michael Leach: The Risk Of Returning To College
We’ve reached a point in the COVID-19 pandemic where things have begun to relax and return to normal.
Letters to the Editor
Leanna Cleveland: Get HPV Vaccination Back On Track
In 2020, there were one million less HPV (human papillomavirus) vaccine doses given in the U.S., as compared to 2019. COVID-19 caused many parents to delay regular health care visits for their children.