Digital mammography will allow Oswego Health to provide its patients with the highest quality of care in the prevention and early detection of breast cancer. This technology allows the radiologist to view the x-ray image more closely, zeroing in on suspicious or concerning areas, enabling them to make immediate decisions about additional images.
Officer Shawn Hanks of the Fulton Police Department treated Students in the CYO Summer Program at Catholic Charities to a special presentation. The children enjoyed listening to Officer Hanks and learning how to the Police Department works to keep their community safe. Officer Hanks answered a number of questions from the children and helped them gain an appreciation for all that the Fulton Police Department does to keep them safe.
Tonight’s the night to Rock The Block in Fulton. The annual block party takes place from 5:00 – 8:00 p.m. at the downtown pavilion.
The annual event features music from the Cortini Bros. & The Critics Horns, food from Red Baron Pizza, Blue Moon Grill, Tavern on the Lock and Schremp Dogs, and a chance to mingle with all your neighbors.
See you there?
Aldermen Tuesday night agreed to accept a home at 423 Erie St. from the Oswego County Department of Social Services. Social Services received the home from the Florence McEwen estate in July, 2006, according to the deed filed for the property transfer.
The Hawks R/C Junior Aviators and the Oswego Valley Modelaires R/C flying club, in cooperation with the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation – Central Region, will be hosting their fourth annual Fort Ontario R/C Fly-In.
The project would spend about $3.75 million and would take care of issues that were pulled out of the current $26 million construction project to keep it on budget.
Very little or none of the cost will be borne by taxpayers, district officials say.
Robby Guppy of Fulton has had his trial delayed a month.
The Fulton man is accused of beating his 18-month old daughter last year and of burning her with cigarettes because she would not go to sleep.
Guppy’s lawyer tells the Post-Standard the trial is now set for Aug. 24.
Our prior coverage:
All Content Copyright Dot Publishing 2024. All Submissions Become Property of Dot Publishing All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.