Fulton Daily News
‘Wiihabilitation’ Finds A Place At St. Luke
Residents at St. Luke Health Services are joining the “Wii Nation” and have begun to increase their use of games like the Nintendo Wii, both for fun and for exercise.
Oswego
Fulton Daily News
Oswego County 4-H Youth Participate In New York State Event
Courtney Kelley of Constantia (shown pictured to left) and Sabrina Fields of Parish, recently competed in the New York State 4-H Horse Communications Competition.
Obituaries
Andrew O. Anderson, 71, 09/29/2007
Andrew O. Anderson, 71, 09/29/2007
Obituaries
Andrew O. Anderson, 71, 09/29/2007
Andrew O. Anderson, 71, 09/29/2007
Fulton Daily News
Council Committee Pulls Plug On Sewer Hook Up Request
Oswego Town’s request to hook its two student housing projects into the city’s Westside Waste Water Treatment Plant was tabled Monday night as councilors seek more answers to the ongoing sewage issue between the city and Town of Oswego.
Fulton Daily News
County Closing In On Fire Training School Acquisition
Oswego County is nearing the end of the acquisition process to become the legal owner of the fire training facility in Oswego.
Fulton Daily News
May 2008 Was Cooler, Drier Than Normal
The average temperature was more than 3 degrees colder than average. The total precipitation was more than an inch below normal.
Community
Students Bring History Alive In Words, Pictures
Nearly 200 youngsters from across the county take part in writing and art events to highlight local history. The top entries in each grade level were recognized at an awards ceremony at the H. Lee White Marine Museum.
Arts and Entertainment
The Oswego Players Present A Second Weekend Of ‘Snow White’
The Oswego Players will present a second weekend of its latest production, the classic story, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarves†in a production is sponsored by Constellation Energy.
Oswego Daily News
Oswego Hospital Auxiliary Donates $50,000 Toward Emergency Department Renovations
Members of the Oswego Hospital Auxiliary recently presented the hospital with a $50,000 check that will benefit the hospital’s emergency department expansion and renovation project.