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Tuesday News and Weather
[podcast]http://RadioOswego.com/1020News.mp3[/podcast] This is just a sample of what you can hear, when you want it, at RadioOswego.com. Please visit and tell friends about us.
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What Makes Today So Special?
[podcast]http://RadioOswego.com/1020Almnc.mp3[/podcast] Hear the local difference, please tell friends about us and visit our home page at RadioOswego.com.
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Bucs In Action All Weekend
Oswego tennis, volleyball, and soccer walked off with victories over the weekend. Read about all the action.
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Monday News and Weather
The area’s ONLY local newscast isn’t on radio or TV, it’s here on the Web… [podcast]http://RadioOswego.com/1019News.mp3[/podcast] Hear much more at our site: RadioOswego.com
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What Makes Today So Special
[podcast]http://RadioOswego.com/1019Almnc.mp3[/podcast] Hear much more at our home page: RadioOswego.com
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Oswego Alliance to Hold Community Craft Day
This year at the craft day there are seventeen different booths that can be visited. There will be many new gifts to choose from including a pine cone centerpiece, an advent calendar, Chai tea cup with white chocolate spoons, and a holiday pin.
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Healing Prayer Service Oct. 26 in Fulton
The public is invited to attend a “Health and Healing Prayer Service†Monday, Oct. 26, at 7 pm at Believers’ Chapel of Fulton. The church is located at 614 S. Fourth St. (Rt. 481) across from McDonald’s.
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Oswego Organization Offers Literacy Help Through Adult Education Programs
Literacy Volunteers of Oswego County is part of a national network of literacy organizations offering adult education programs to help Americans break the poverty cycle that too often passes from one generation to the next.
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Fulton YMCA Half Marathon Results
A full list of results from the Fulton YMCA Century Half Marathon.
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Half-Shire Historical Society: Research Day Is This Weekend
On Saturday October 24, the society will open its doors from 10am until 4 pm for a full day of research. At noon the society will serve a roast ham lunch just prior to our regular monthly meeting. The meeting and lunch are open to the public. There are many new research volumes on the shelves, and even those familiar with our collections will be surprised.