Dave White, creator of New York’s Sea Grant’s Discover Clean and Safe Boating education campaign, wants to help spread information on how boaters enjoying what they love can also stay safe and help avoid the spread of invasive species.
There is a new look to the interior of the Charles E. Riley Elementary School, but in the months ahead the evolution will see a much improved building which will enhance the safety and security of its students.
Christmas tree fires are not common, but when they occur, they are likely to be serious.
As temperatures drop outdoors and people take steps to warm their homes, the National Fire Protection Association and the Oswego Fire Department urge the public to be mindful of the risks associated with home heating.
On Tuesday night, city officials took the next step toward making the Oswego River a safer place for fishermen. They hope to have Brookfield Power, operator of the Varick Dam, help pay the costs of whatever solution is implemented, the mayor said.
As temperatures drop outdoors and people take steps to warm their homes, the National Fire Protection Association and the Oswego Fire Department urge the public to be mindful of the risks associated with home heating.
A meeting was held Wednesday night to follow up on suggestions made last month to improve safety along the Oswego River. “What we’d like to do is come up with four or five good suggestions and work with Brookfield to see which ones are the best and who’s going to pay for anything that needs to be improved,” the mayor explained.
Hunting can be an excellent sport and a great way to enjoy the outdoors, but it can quickly turn deadly if you do not practice good hunter safety. First and foremost, make sure that you are physically up to hunting.
This group of residents, Riley School first graders and teachers, and Oswego city firefighters posed for this photo following their annual October get together at Bishop’s Commons on Thursday.
Several dozen fishermen participate in a meeting to find ways to make fishing in the Oswego River safer and prevent mishaps like the one last week that has claimed the lives of two anglers. Local and state authorities will now review all the information and a second public meeting is being planned to update the community.
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