Newborns
Tyler Lee Arnold
Tyler Lee Arnold was born in Oswego Hospital on July 14, 2009.
Lee
Newborns
DominNick Lee Rothenburg
He was born in Oswego Hospital on Oct. 14, 2008.
Fulton Daily News
Despite Funding To Oswego, Lee Continues Efforts Toward Partnership
An A. L. Lee Memorial Hospital official says that despite the state’s announcement that Oswego Hospital will receive a sizeable grant to make improvements to several of its departments, the goal of keeping Lee Memorial up and running has not changed. Talks of a potential partnership agreement between Lee and one of two Syracuse hospitals continue.
Fulton Daily News
Aubertine Kicks Off ‘Working for Us’ Tour in Fulton
State Sen. Darrel J. Aubertine, D-Cape Vincent, joined the people of Fulton and employees of A.L. Lee Memorial Hospital to announce the theme of his re-election campaign: “Working for Us.”
Fulton Daily News
Teens Explore Medical Careers
For two days this week, A.L. Lee Memorial Hospital in Fulton opened its doors to give seven students hands-on experience in a variety of health care fields during the hospital’s seventh annual Medical Academy of Science and Health (M.A.S.H.) camp.
Newborns
Newborn: Joseph Lee Giovanni Wardhaugh
Joseph Lee Giovanni Wardhaugh
Newborns
Newborn: Morgan Lee Ingison
Morgan Lee Ingison
Fulton Daily News
City Considers Options To Help Hospital
With an additional year to work with, the city of Fulton is considering the ways that it can lend a hand to A.L. Lee Memorial Hospital in its efforts to save health care services in Fulton.
Fulton Daily News
Lee Memorial Granted One-Year Extension
Three days before the deadline, the state has announced that Lee Memorial Hospital will have a one more year to work out potential partnership agreements with other health care facilities. According to Assemblyman Will Barclay, the state Health Department has granted Lee Memorial a one-year extension to meet the requirements of the Berger Commission.
Fulton Daily News
Could Talks Continue?
While it appears that talks of a partnership between Lee Memorial Hospital and Oswego Health are dead, some are still hopeful for a resurrection that could lead to an agreement between the two Oswego County health care facilities.