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Tyler Art Gallery To Feature Student Work
Tyler Art Gallery at SUNY Oswego will feature original student work in a variety of media in the fall semester’s Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition on display from Nov. 30 to Dec. 12.
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Absentee Votes Confirm Sharkey’s Sixth Ward Win
He has defeated the incumbent to give the Republicans a 6-1 majority on the Oswego Common Council in 2008. Connie Cosemento of the First Ward is the only Democrat to win the election. Currently, the Democrats have a 5-2 advantage.
Oswego Daily News
DOT Seeks Public Input On Route 104 Project
The proposal is being developed to address traffic safety and operation needs along Route 104 between George Street and Kocher Road in the City of Oswego and the Town of Scriba, officials said. However, some people feel it will cut too much into their property.
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Huhtamaki Supports Catholic Charities
Catholic Charities of Oswego County’s food pantry received a welcome donation from United Steel Workers Local # 4-00054 and Huhtamaki that will help bring joy to many families this holiday season.
Oswego Daily News
Bishop’s Commons And Staff Children Help Families This Holiday Season
Residents of Bishop’s Commons and staff children are beginning fundraising efforts to assist families in need through the Salvation Army this holiday season
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Casting Complete For Children’s Theater’s ‘The Bluebird’
The Oswego Children’s Theater has completed casting for its next production, the “The Bluebird.â€ÂÂ
Fulton Daily News
OCO Recognizes Runaway Prevention Month
OCO’s Youth Emergency Services (YES!) Program wishes to remind residents of Oswego County that November is National Runaway Prevention month.
Fulton Daily News
Catholic Charities To Host Nutritional Education Series
Participants will learn the benefits of smart shopping, serving fruits and vegetables to your family, healthy eating tips and food safety.
Fulton Daily News
Comedy For Cancer A Big Hit
October was Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but it got an early shot in the arm as Comedy for Cancer held at the American Foundry in September raised more than $5,000 for the American Cancer Society.