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October 20, 2026

Joe McManus: Vote For Library Trustee

May 26, 2020 Contributor

The Friends of the Oswego Library respectfully asks the citizens of the Oswego School District to support the Oswego S.D. Public Library by voting for a library trustee on the Tuesday June 09, 2020 ballot. The Library will operate on the same budget as last year.

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Megan Acker: More Music In School Is Needed

May 26, 2020 Contributor

Recently, our Board of Education has announced that they will not be filling G. Ray Bodley High School’s choral position being vacated this year. This has caused some discourse in the community, and I have written a letter addressed to the Board in attempt to voice some concerns.

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Façade In Fulton

May 24, 2020 Contributor

“The Front of a Building” or “A superficial appearance.” What we have here in Fulton is the Second Definition. Last November the City voted to give the City of Fulton a new Administration in hopes that things would change.

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Don’t Let Lies Distract

May 21, 2020 Contributor

There is too much on the line in the 2020 election to allow lies and distractions to win out over real solutions to the important problems facing our nation.

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OP-ED: It Is Safe To Call 911 For Medical Emergencies During Pandemic

May 21, 2020 Contributor

Fear of COVID-19 exposure has caused a nationwide drop in 911 emergency calls. At the same time, some people with severe, life-threatening conditions are waiting too long to seek care.

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Angela Miner Announces Fulton Library Board Candidacy As Write-In

May 15, 2020 Contributor

I would like to introduce myself. My name is Angela Miner, and I am running for a seat on the Fulton Library Board — as a “write – in.”

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Penny Wise, Dollar Foolish!

May 15, 2020 Contributor

Oswego County Legislature has announced a 11 Million Dollar short fall in Revenues for 2020. Oswego County Legislature has announced measures to help deal with the short fall.

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Cancer Prevention In Action Program Offers Tips To Stay ‘Sun Safe’ While Enjoying The Outdoors

May 14, 2020 Contributor

Memorial Day and warmer weather are just around the corner and that means tank tops, shorts, sandals, masks, and sun. And with all the talk of social distancing, it is easy to forget the importance of keeping everyone safe from too much sun exposure.

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Follow Up On New Voting Options

May 12, 2020 Contributor

The Environmental Committee and the Access Committee of We the People of Oswego Indivisible are providing this follow-up information on the NYS voting options for the coming elections.

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Former Legislator Urges Residents To Fill Out 2020 Census Forms.

April 22, 2020 Contributor

As everyone knows, we are going through an extraordinary crisis which has forced many Americans to remain at home for a prolonged period of time. With that being the case, there is now ample opportunity to fill out your Census Forms.

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AAA: Syracuse Gas Prices Average $4.33 in Oct. 19 Report

October 19, 2026

AAA Western and Central New York reported a Syracuse gasoline average of $4.33 per gallon on Oct. 19, down 3 cents for the week. New York’s average was $4.42. […] Share this: Email a link [...]
Small Fire Extinguished at Bristol Hill Landfill; Normal Operations Continue

October 16, 2026

A small fire at Bristol Hill Landfill was extinguished Oct. 16. Oswego County says the landfill and transfer station will continue normal operations while the cause is investigated. […] Share this: Email a link to [...]
USDA Announces $89 Million in Farm, Conservation Payments for New York

October 16, 2026

New York farmers, ranchers and landowners are receiving approximately $89 million in USDA safety net and conservation payments. Enrollment for 2026 ARC and PLC coverage continues through Dec. 11. […] Share this: Email a link [...]